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New-York tribune., 1906-11-22

was elected TO the Assembly the Republican
ticket. and known for his opposition to the
Tweed ring as a member of the Legislature Of 1871
He was familarly known the ''Gamsoock from
Kings County. IN 1890 Mr., Goodrich was chair
of the Republican County Committee. He
elected justice OF the Supreme Court IN 1896.
and after was appointed presiding Justice by
Governor Black In 1904 he retired from the
bench, having reached the age OF seventy:
Mr.. Goodrich married Miss Frances "A. Wlckss in
1857 at Albany She died two years ago
Mr.. Goodrich was president of the board OF
trustees OF the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian
Church and president Of the Broeklgn B9moeopathi
Society, the Apollo Republican and Brooklyn
Clubs. He also a member OF the Alpha Delta
Phi fraternity and of the Alumni Association OF
Amherst.
The special term of the Supreme Court in Brook
iyn was adjourned yesterday and other courts
will adjourn to-day in memory Of the dead jurist
Justice Jaycox in sdjouTning court at noon, said:
am profoundly touched at the sad event which
we are called on TO Contemplate was well ac-
was TO love him. As lawyer he careful and
learned. AS Judge he was learned and upright
7 grant the motion. and the court shall be ad-
jorrned out of respect to the memory OF the dead
New-York tribune., 1906-11-22
RABBI DEFENDS RUEF.
Says His Personal Life Is Clean
Knozcs Nothing of Politics.

The Rev DR.. vorsaenger, rabbi OF the Temple
Emanuel In San Francisco, who was chairman OF
one OF the relief committees after the earthquake
disaster. and recently has been raising large
fund for the rebuilding of synagogues In that city,
VIII sail to-day the Amerika for years rest In
Europe His vessel Will pass the Patricia. which
Mayor schmitz is returning. He has succeeded IN
raising the fund for his co-regionists, and IS salts
fed that the work is going well in San Fran
cisco.
In discussing the rebuilding of San Francisco last
night. and in commenting on the stories OF graft
and corruption in the administration OF relief funds
and OF political graft before the earthquake Dr..
Vorsaenger paid high tribute the personal lives
OF Mayor Schimtz and OF Abraham Ruef. the
"boss' OF San Francisco both OF whom are under
indictment He said:
I cannot in fairness discuss the Justice OF these
aeid and personally know nothing OF the truth
or falsity OF these stories. But this I do know
CHARACTER He is devoted husband and father.
His home life Is Of the most beautiful charaCter.
caiiforna' young man Of great ahility ;gfso had
some wealth before he entered political life He is
known TO smoke or take drink lie never was
seen In front Of a saloon bar He goes TO his home
her until Monday morning Yet he is under tndict-
rlent for graft
sides stories OF graft and political corruption OF
every character out In San Francisco, stories more
Fasteners never hear a word or tell a word or
the struggles of our city against Tnonumenta! dI-
hcultes TO rebuild heTsalf and take her place again
among the fair OF the earth, you hear
nothing OF our beavers working underground day
and night 20 put I'D buildings and erect houses
where We may lay our heads2 Why is Il that
eyer breath OF dirty scandal gets here 6GL none
II Just the looseness thoughtlessness of modern
SsGn mum arns Tas aEs s a9nE a SaR Eastern an
capital from going there to help US In our sreat
task; they are making our lot doubly hard at this
New-York tribune., 1906-11-22
ANDREAS DIPPEL ROBBED.
Tenor Loses JeUeIry in Hotel
Police Work on Case.

The police Of the West 6Sth street station are
looking for clsw TO the whereabouts OF an
alleged thief who they say took $1,000 worth
of ieweIry from the apartments Of Andreas DIP
mel the versatile tenor, IN the Majestic Hotel
7od street and Central Park West. last satur-
dev. The man who is suspected OF the theft
o,.-,,s6 AT the hotel for work last Thursday and
so+ 6 Mace as a window cleaner. Hs worked
all dav Friday and parr ot Saturday Bat d!s-
appeared that Afternoon without drawing his pay
ZTr.n Herr DipDal returned 20 his apart
,nenrs on Saturday afternoon. after having been
ahsenr Ali day he discovered that al mis- jewelry
was missing He told the manager of the
hotel who reported the case 20 The Dolica. The
matter vas kept secret until last night. The
,1oIice refused 10 give 4 description OF the MISS
Ing man, ard would not say anything about
him excepS that his references had GesTned per
fect when he applied for work
Herr Dip9s told the Police tas the ad most val
almond pin presented to him by Nine. Sem
bFiCh
New-York tribune., 1906-11-22
RESCUED BROTHER IN MIDocgAN.

TBy Telegraph 70 The TTtbune-l
Newport News. Va, Nov. 21-Chief officer
Syndenham of the steamship Allegheny, which
arrived to-day from Liverpool. after one-half
mile swim in midocean saved his brother. the
ships carpenter from drowning. Syndenham. the
carpenter, was washed overheard when the yes
sci was five days from Newport News and while
q severe storm was raging. He could not reach
a nfebuoy thrown over, and was fast being
washed away from the ship, which was brought
TO and headed in his direction The chief officer
Jumped overheard with a life belt and after
swimming q half mile reached his brother and
kept him afloat until boat was launched and
sent 70 their aid.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-22
GOOD PRICES At ART SALE.
Old English Table Bought for $4o0 by E. H.
Griffith.

Despite the disagreeable weather yesterday, the
attendance Iargeia the sixth afternoon sale OF
the Starbuck Macy collection in the Fifth Avenue
Art Galleries, No $50 Fifth avenue. The total
amount realized from the days sale was SS,327 so
making total for six days Of S50.557 %. E. H
Griffith paid the top price yesterday $500, for an
old English 'pie-crlst" table. in rich grained ma
hogany, with 27-inch revolving top. me same
buyer paid $3.50 for five old Hepplewhte side chairs
with shield shaped backs and seats upholstered in
rose dar1ask. Mr.. Grifith's bid Of s215 also
the highest for a Sheraton folding lid secretary OF
mahogany with tarlbour door cabinet top. He also
obtained for 800 old Sheraton card table, nlaid
New-York tribune., 1906-11-22
REQUEST TO BE HANGED GRANTED.

Center Tex. Nov. 21.-'Dick" Marrett. a Negro.
who killed DR.. Paul on Saturday was executed
to-day After the funeral yesterday an attack
on the Jail was imminent The Negro sent for
District Attorney Imboden. waived all legal
rights and requested TO be hanged Judge Davis
took up the case to-day, accepted the plea and
nronounced sentence which was Immediately
yyad
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Married.

Marriage notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE win
n. republished In The Tr-Weekly Tribune withous
extra charge.
81 1903 az residence OF Mr. and Mrs Eugene Nun
ssI No 81 West 18TH New York City, By ths Raw
3 De iancey Townsend. d. D.. Margaret Jsannatts
Spear OF Nsv York. 60 Bsnjarnin Davis Bsnson, az
Brooklyn
-NJyTTTNG-Ths marriage Miss Helen Nue-
ting tauahter OF Ar Mrs Lucius Hsnry NIt-ing
~ No I1s East leth New York. 10 Dr. Dougal
sissei Of New York. took place az All Souls Church
on November r., at o'eIeck
W.T. vt4ARToE-PAR6OTS-Ou wednesday, November u
1904 at 81 Marks Church, Islip Long Island. ey The
.sr o. Scnuyts- livingston Pzrsons. Esq. 70 Richard
yyharton son OF Mt and Mrs William F1zhhourna
Wharton.
yHrTING-I.ANGFpRD-on Monday evening Novernosr
ia ia0S az Paui's Church. Ftateush, BY the Rev
DR. r. q. Aloe Robbins LAEstord 20 E,twsra
Nottingham. Whiting. both OF Brooklyn n. Y.
Notices az marriages and deaths be indorsed
with full and address.
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THE REV. JAMES S. ELLIS.

IBy Telegraph to The Tribunal
Great Harrington, Mass. Nov. 2--Ths RsS James
s Ellis for twenty-five years rector OF Chris,
r7piscoual Church in Sheffield. died to-day from
nneumonta after a weeks Illness In ISL he was
Eraduatsd from the Episcopal Divinity School in
Philadelpiia He had been clergyman for thirty
Ave years and had had only three different churches
New-York tribune., 1906-11-22
OBITUARY.
ExJUsrIcE WILLIAM w. GOODRICH.

Ex-JustIce William W. Goodrich. Of the Appellate
Division OF the Supreme Court Second Department,
died early yesterday morning at the home OF his
son-!n-law, Clinton L. Rossiter No. 4s Montgomery
Place Brooklyn. from attack OF pneumonia,
which he contracted two weeks ago.
Justice Goodrich was born at Havana. y. Y, on
August %, 1888. He graduated from Amherst
College with the degree Of LII B.. and later
from the Albany Law School In 1854 he was
admitted 10 the bar sad three years afterward be-
gan the practice Of law in this city. making a
speciality OF maritime law. In 1866 Mr.. Goodrich
New-York tribune., 1906-11-22
DEATH OF HERMAN kouNrzE. BANKER.

Omaha Nov. M-News received here to-day
from Watkins Glen, ". Y. OF the death there last
night OF Herman Kountze. the wealthy president OF
the FIRST National Bank Of Omaha he had gone
TO Watkins Glen for his health-
Mr. Kountze started in the banking business IN
Omaha before Nebraska was admitted 70 state
hood and had been q well known figure in financial
nirces Of ths United States FOR many years. BE
ieayes three sors and daughter,
New-York tribune., 1906-11-22
RECITAL BY EDWIN eRAssE.

Edwin Grasse. the violinist, at his recital at
Mendelssohn Hall last evening. disclosed quintet
of his composition, which heard with
friendly interest by the audience He had the as
sistance in playing II OF Mrs, Carl Hauser the
piano, Michael Bernstein, Joseph Kovarik and Leo
Schulz. Mr. Grasse, for his solo numbers, chose
from the works of Tartin. Mozart, Schumann,
sinding and Wieniawskt He was much appiauded.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-22

The Rev DR.. John James Tigert, OF the
Board OF Bishops OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church South, was born in Louisville November
e. 1866. He was graduated from Vanderbilt Uni
versity IN 1877. and was married year later. From
1881 10 1880 he was tutor and professor OF moral
philosophy at his alma mater. He was then a pas
tor IN Kansas City, Mo. for four years, when he
became book editor of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, South. and editor OF Tho Quarterly Re-
view OF the denomination. He served assistant
secretary and secretary OF several general confer
ences and was elected a bishop last spring The
degrees OF 8 T. B. and D. D; We're conferred on
him by Emory and Henry College, and that OF
Dr. Tigert was the author p;o OF Ea aHmbe5 & Of re-
Himself" Constitutional History OF American
Episcopal Msthodism" The Doctrines OF the
Journal OF Thomas Coke" He also edited num-
her of theological books.
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RECEPTION BY Mr.. sHoNTs.

Panama, Nov. 21-Chairman Shonts. Of the
ception last night at the Hotel TivoH for Prest-
dent Araador the members OF the Cabinet the
diplomatic corps. the heads of the departments
or tho canal and other persons Of prominence
New-York tribune., 1906-11-22
MICHIGAN EDUCATOR kNIGHTED.

tBy Telegraph The Tribune
Detroit. Nov. A.-Dr. G. J. Kouen, president of
Hope College at Holland, Mich. was knishted to-
day by Queen WfheImina of the Netherlands the
cross and star of the Order Of Orange-Nassauet
being formally presented TO him by the Minister
from the Netherlands Mashington.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-22
SUPERINTENDENT FRANcHoT TO RESIGN

Buffalo Nov 2l-N. Y. Y. Franchot. State Super
inten4ent of public Works who was in Buffalo last
night told newspaper that he intended 70 re-
sign from his present once al lAe enc oi tns ss~'
New-York tribune., 1906-11-22
ROBERT HARE DELaFIELp.

Robert Hare Deafeld. OF the late Lewis l.
Deladeld a well known lawyer died Tuesday at
the home OF mis- mother, Rverdale-on-the-F FTud-
son He was forty-three years cid. The funeral
will take place tomorrow. The burial Will be at
Woodlayn Cemetery.
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JAMES o, FERGUSON.

Philadelphia, Nov. Thames D. Ferguson. one
change and four times president or that associa-
ton, is dead at his home IN this city. Mr.. Fergu-
son who wac more than seventy years OF age. was
one OF the Oldest commission produce merchants In
h.
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b Aitken- Notice of funeral hereafter
s4kEE-on s-on "wednesday norninz November 21. at No.
East I5th street infant son Of stephen Mary Dab
BLOssoM-Th Brooklyn. Monday Novsrabsr 10 rsss.
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private 1''''As'' BLOSSOM IN MS '''a yea' Sunsrai
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On thursday. Novennbe- q. al $50
DEIAEILID-on Tuesday Novense- % 1904 a. ia
1nas Or his rotha- Ieyerd9s Sev XoSk City Po5ers
The asa Of his age Funeral ssTviss VIII % i.t
csassr "a a: 1880 a arrival q train Isasiss
FCIToN-E-llsha - Mecu.dy Fulton, g Elisha
1 aaa s1Fs4 a. e ,o Fai'9H n Ssy y Xa- On Weaes=y No.
papers please coy
GooDFICTI-At his home No. - Montgomery Placs.
Good[ch. IN the 74ts year os bis age FUNERAL ssrsiees
Church corner % Iaf,[@r-s ave-Te ana soS 6,xssri
street BT9oklyn On THURSDAY November p az D
1ne1t At Albany \. 7
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6Ith year Funeral services a. the chapel in Fores:
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year q his age aasra 2i9s % WIN te held n al s9 a asa
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Gadten beloved husband of Julia 2lcCadden tnes
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-ll4cA oL TIE r11-y NeLIle 41terE-ecf Holy cross
Cemetery.
ME.IER-On TUESDAY. November -. Sather.ns Neis-.
year Relatives and friends invited
70 attend funeral on Friday evening" AZ
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Brooklyn.
sANP-on Noys1ser - 1903 his residence Arsss.y
on Hudson. y Z. NsNiriau Edward sand n rs dcf
year Funeral services VIII a No. IS R.ussa
-. Brooklyn. Thursday. November at fcccx
noon IEcerrnect a. convenience cs family.
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9n THURSDAY. November -, al 3 P 1nte-rsrt al
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o'clock Intsrmenr private
TEONPSON-On Monday. Noveuhsr - 19as. Eliza,
widow OF George a Thompson 4 her 7Tth ysar.
Funeral services her late residence sS5 Berry
St. Brooklyn THURSDAY evening, Novsrbar 81. 81
D m Relatives and friends invited Intsruasn:
private
UNDERHILLl-As his residence. 4S3A Hanooek s.gss..
Brooklyn Borough. November 90 Albert Cceertl.
IN the 62d year OF lis Relatives AID r-te1es cs
invited attend services
Der %. a. o clock ? m P.ease onit flowers
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Special Notices.

POSTAL INFORMATION, RE-
GARDING INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS, WILL BE
FOUND WITH THE SHIPPING
NEWS ON PAGE Il.
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Titghes temperature yesterday 20 dsgrs~5 lowest ss
IS. average corresponding dae sas1 ia, Ssi
yersss for corresponding date last Friay si 90
rain and waT1sI EIl1@S Eain
and caIderi incTesIns southeast 10 south Sinos
ot s,s.tnw 20 southwsat hg Thursday nianl
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Aitksn. Catharins q.
Baker. -
EI0ssora. Frederick A.
Csyvan. Georgia
Deiafield, Robert Z
Fulton. Elisha Mcl. jr.
Goodrich. william ".
Rsttsll Rev. Dr.. Edward Il.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and ForeVnst.-washington. Nov. a.
The that central Tuesday night over the
lower Mississippi Valley has moved rapidly northard 70
Northeast Wlscnns.u great increase IN intensity
anaen bv revsre caiee heavy rains and that
attended throughout Ohio and upper Mississippi va
ie,s the upper lake lower lake region Storm
warnings for the lakes issued Tuesday morning
49,. were also local rains IN South Atlantic
East Gulf states quite genara rains and snow" west
Of the Rocky Mountains except In California and the sI-
.rsrns Southwest decidedly colder n the ONO Fh
~, znn..1ae and Gulf statss and somewhat
srsr IL! tho weeS except the northern districts
yzst n ths Rocsy Aountains-
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kountzs. Herman
McCadden. Michael
Meier. Katherine
sand. Macmillan e
Sheriff.. Margaret r.
Summsrville, John ~.
Thompson. Eliza
CntsrhiIl. Albert
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BISHOP JOHN J. TIGERT.

Tulsa, Ind T. Nov. 21-Bishop John ]. Tigert, o
the Methodist Episcopal Church. South. died her
to-day after an illness OF ten days Bishop TT
gert's home was in Louisville.
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felittes combat for honest government and marty
fs.ts.il se---iy -. rseiy e1orI 10 give our country
Fan,s a1ltH Anc. win and through such SER
VII 's.-ats worthy II her greatness hig sniri-
ttrire ~ -s memory VII inspire, the men wh5
pass ~ 49, -. i-S-~ Those he sought and led win
lssd h - ftngs r. such as they IN turn rnusf
Wien the i. i't- struggle for the same ends ard
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ns Mr. - Tor any other reason than becr rlsA
81 We e4 VINO pDr hin there believed him ~
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isefisn -. VII nave been rounded 10 FUN COM
laes 10 rSs ta-st lasting and most fitting monrI-
virtues and The services of Carl schurz
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Morris tribune., 1906-04-28
GISLATIVE
House Passes the Bank Bill.

House Passes the Bank Bill.
The bill amending the national bank
ing law so as to permit banks to lend
to one Individual or corporation an
amount equal to 10 per centoof the sur
plus of the bank as well as of the cap
ital stock, but in no case to exceed 20
per cent of the capital stock, was
passed by the house under suspension
Of the rules by vote of 1913 to Z.
Free Alcohol Bill Passed.
By an even greater majority of 221
to Z the house passed the bill to permit
the withdrawal, free of tax. of alcohol
rendered unfit for beverage or liquid
medicinal purposes by the use of de-
naturizing agent Its object was to
provide free alcohol for manufacture
and as source Of light, heat and
power.
Presidents Insurance Message.
Congress received a message from
the president urging the passage Of an
insurance law for the District of Co
lumbia in accord with the recommen-
dation of the insurance convention at
Chicago in February A bill prepared
by three attorney generals and twelve
commissioners of insurance is now be-
fore the house. The principal features
are the requirement of publicity and
the limitation Of investments.
Wants New Antitrust Law.
In a special message to congress
President Roosevelt called for new leg
islation to prevent federal judges from
deciding that information offered by
defendants in antitrust cases renders
them immune from prosecution, as did
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First Direct Chinese CabIesran.

First Direct Chinese CabIesram.
Formal greetings were exchanged
between President Roosevelt and the
emperor of China, April IT, on the occa-
sion of the opening of the Commercial
Pacific cable Office at Shanghai, thus
making the first direct cable connec-
ton between the United States and
Asia. This is the last link of the cable
which runs between San Francisco,
Honolulu, Guam and Manila, nearly
10000 miles, which has been laid
at an average depth of 2,640 faith
oms. This was the first direct com
munication ever held between the en-
peror Of China and the president of the
United States
New Six Inch Gun Record.
The cruiser Pennsylvania has es-
tablished a new record with her six
inch guns. The battery under the COM
mand of Lieutenant Brady hit the
target seventeen times in ninety sec
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