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New-York tribune., 1906-06-02
SAYS HOUSE ENCRoAcHEs ON STREET
Woman About to Purchase Asks Damages
Title Being Thought Unmarketable.

An attachment was filed yesterday by Lizzie
s Hannah on the premises No. So1 West S2d
street, owned by Mary E McLain. of Canton
Ohio. The complainant contracted to buy the
house and gave a certain sum OF money TO bind
the agreement
In searching title 10 the property Charles A.
Murphy. counsel for the complainant discov-
cred that the bay window Of the house en-
croached about one foot over the street Ihis
enrroachrnent il i cortended. makes the title
unnarketable The complainant wants her con-
tract money refunded. and damages as well.
II is thought that a number of houses in the
same district may be found 10 enCroach on city
property.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02
MAY SETTLE OHIO STRIKE TO-DAY.
fBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune

It'F lTIFkfHph
Columbus. Ohio. June l-Commttees representing
ihe coal operators and miners of Ohio will meet In
joint session here Tomorrow. and II IS believed
they VIII settle the strike. The miners had a
stormy meeting to-day. and for time IL was
thought they would withdraw from the United
Mine workers Speeches made in which II
was eieAriy shown that the Ohio workmen are
padding their own canoe yv,,ho,,t r.g.ra a. -.
course adopted by the national organization Presi
oeht MteheA came In for bitter criticism and the
nAuonai executive board arraignc. bv Na
nonal Vice resident T l. Lewis for its ..hanha.
&C poLcy ot permitting the signing of eonfr..,-
s.y 20 the law and spirit OF the national 80
eA convention aud de Perry resolution S'e-
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02
TIN DISK IN BOYS WINDPIPE.
Photograph by K Ray Proces-0peration of
Tracheotomy Necessary for Removal

small tin disk about the size of a quarter
was removed from the wtndpipe Of Charles Low.
FIVE years old Of No. 26T Powers street, Will
iaulsburg, in the Williamsburg Hospital yester-
day About week ago the boy found the disk
and when another boy tried 70 get il placed
it in his mouth, and il slipped down his throat
Several unsuccessful attempts were made 70
remove the piece Of tin, and on Thursday night
the ray was used. The photograph showed the
position Of the tin. and yesterday morning the
disk was removed after the operation Of ira
cheotony had been performed The boy is recov-
ering ranidlN
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02
WORLD MORE CRUEL THAN PARENTS.
Pittsburg Schoolgirl Gives Up Attempt TO
Fiddle Her Way 10 Fortune.
rRr Telerrarh 70 The Tribune ;

Pittsburg June Miss Portia Keefer. the
Pittsburg schoolgirl who left the home of her
father. W. W Keefer. rather than 60 10 school,
has tired OF earning her own living
Miss Keefer left home on May Is with a change
of clothing and a violin, 70 make her own way
IN the world II is reported that she Is now az
the home Of her grandmother, in South Chicago
Her father has gone there 10 meet her and her
mother is going after her next week she dld
not find her musical talents marketable ana
PROMPTLY announced TO her father that she had
had enoush but she won ner point about going
back TO The high school where she had nad
trouble with one Of the teachers.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02
COTTON MILL WAGES SUSTAINED.
Manufacturers Refuse Textile Councils Re-
quest for Increase at This Time.

Fall River Mass. June The Fall River Textile
Council. az a conference with representatives. Of
the Manufacturers Association to-day. requested
the restoration Of the cut in wages OF l2-s per
cent which was made in the cotton mills here in
July 1a4 just prior to the great six months
strike The manufacturers declined to entertain
the request at this time Both sides hope 70 reach
4 solution Of the wage question without suspension
Of work by the twenty-five thousand operatives
The dissatisfaction among the mill workers IS in
tensiHed by that the six mills OF the Fail
River Iron Works Company. owned by NJ c D
Borden OF New York. paving their forJy-tve
hundred hands the rate which prevailed before the
reduction.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02
PRAISES SOLONS WORK.
GOVERNOR,S SETTLEMENT.
Historic Session. Says NJ. Higgins
appropriation Bills Signed.
rRv relesraph 70 The tribune J

Au,o-,- yune In summing up the work of
rbe Legislature OF 1906 ana giving a recapltula-
zion Of appropriations. Governor HlgglAs TO-
night called attention 10 the Independence ana
courage OF the legislators and the absolute
divorce between politics and business" The
massage OF the insurance legislation. the corrupt
prsc,ices acts and the driving OF lobbyists from
rbe Canitol are instances he cites 10 emphasize
his sta tenent.
The Governor to-day approved the two general
appropriation bills. and announced that this
wears apDropriaIions would total s26.Sss.6e2 a.
De cut no items from the regular appropriation
hiu carrying the amounts for the support OF the
state departments. but from the supply Dill ne
cut items aggreSating upward Of Sso.oo. the
largest being $4,000 for an industrial building
al the Kings Park state Hospital; Sl26l6 al.
the unexpended balance Of the appropriation for
last years gas investigation. reaPpropriated for
legislative contingent expenses. and $1,000 Tor
free agricultural lecture courses for farmers
sons and daughters al Cornell University.
Among the items cut from the Supply bill was
one for Sl.3S3 81 70 pay ten mechanics employed
by Jastrow Alexander. OF New York state in
spector OF gas meters. Legislation was intro
euced this session doing away with this place.
and The usual appropriations for the Office were
cut from the Appropriation bill.
The Governor ranks The work OF this session
suranoe legislation. the repeal Of the annual
mortgage lax. the fairness shown 70 labor and
capital alike. the passage OF the Elsberg Rapid
Transit bill and the SAKE Eleventh Avenue bill
are eXp&oats which by their importance and the
benefit the public Will derive from them reflect
credit OF the legislature. the Governor says.
II commenting the work OF the year. he said.
The total Of general appropriations. exclusive
OF canal sinking fund, barge canal and highway
appropriations. passed by The Legislature this
year was S27 2769l4 20. ! have disapproved
bis sn6 rteIns the amount OF S2I1,1l2. lealv-
ing q total OF S26 99S 602 76. as compared with
SO z03 go o. for 1895.
The direct tax for the old canal debt sinking
fund and the barge canal debt sinking fund
and for highway improvements has been done
away with by the appropriation Of S5.325eoO
from the states indirect revenues for such pur-
pose.
The finances Of the state were never il = more
prosperous condition. The fiscal year ending
September so 1901. should leave a working bal
a-ce OF about SS006p0 in the State Treasury.
We have had, by way Of unusual necessary
APPROPRIATIONS. the following:
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02
DAVID q. HIlL ExoNERArEn.

Albany. June The subcommittee OF the eriev-
anoe committee of the New York State Bar Asso-
cla1on 10 which was referred the resolution calling
@ 10Y the iiNesueaHon OF the relations OF David Il.
Hili in his employment bv the Fo,,t,sb1s r,es a.
- 80 s99eets the investigation being requested
py Ar- t1ll al the annual meeting az ~ etare n.
Association last January. reported fois,, -, - :
isiyestleatlon had been ended. and tha, IN ,bs
opinion o. the subcommittee there was nothing
.fili oiet or unpTofessioIal in Mr. HIs relations
VIII iAe Insurance. company and that TIC coupen-
sation received by hiIn Tor such ssry.css va. 10,
excessive ~
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02
PARDON FOR AMERICAN CITIZEN.

Havana. June President Palma has re-
rnitted the sentence of Otto Parish. an American
citizen who was sentenced TO one years i'm
prisonment for creating disorder and resisting
officers at Nueva Corona. Isle Of Pines. Minis
ter Morgan requested his pardon on the ground
that the prisoners character and general con-
duct were good. The granting of this pardon is
cited as proof that the Cuban government is
not treating Americans in the Isle Of Pines un-
i1Sr1N
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02
CHICKEN THIEF "FLEw THE COOP"

Jerome Nanderveer. farmer. OF Glendale, Long
Island. and his John held a chicken thief az
bay with loaded guns yesterday until the thief
got tired awaiting the arrival OF another son with
a policeman When the strain became too great
the thief asked his captors what they would do
II he started 10 The duet replied shoot The
chicken thief said. 'Shool skiddoOH' and dew the
COOP
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02
SIX BITTEN BY BIG DOG.
BaItmore's Largest Canine Defes
POlicemen's Bullets.
IBy Telegraph to The Trioune ]

Baltimore, June ALBERT J. Nelson's great
boar hound. said TO be the largest dog in Bal
timore. ran wild tonight and despite the ef-
forts Of the policemen. who fired dozen shots
at him. he escaped uninjured. He was captured
only after biting six persons.
one man was bitten about the head and hands
ca badIv that il was necessary to take him to
a hospital
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Albert Brown. fourteen years old. who stoned his
sisters companions when she refused 10 return 20
her home on Thursday night. his sister and the
two companions were discharged yesterday by
Ma gfstrate Cornell.
Henry Ste,gner Will give recital or L Aiglon''
under the auspices OF the Home Garden Boys
Club on Monday evening al Builders League Hall,
No - West l35th street.
The Rev. Dr. John Wesley Hill will deliver the
address 20 the graduates OF the New York College
OF Dentistry az the foUrtieth annual commence
ment. be held June at Carnegie Hall.
Peter MCGUIRE. motorman Of the Third avenue
car that ran over and killed unknown man at
I27th street on Thursday night, held in $500
bonds yesterday await the result Of the coroners
inquest.
Mr.. Conried has made such arrangements with
the Park Commissioners that the first fifteen con-
certs in Central Park Will be given by the Metro
politan Opera House Band. under the direction Of
Aahan Franko. The first concert viii be given
Saturday afternoon. June 3.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02
SEATTLE SHAKEN BY EARTHQUAKE.

Seattle. June Seattle felt a slight earth
quake shock soon after 5 o'clock this morn
ing There was only one tremor. No damage
was done. and few persons knew anything about
the quake.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02
Senator Hinman Denies Influence" in Con.
nection with Case-Colonel Dunn's Part
IBy Telegraph 10 The Trihune.I


Binghamton. y. Y. June L-Senator Harv.v ~
Hinman issu~a a statement this afternoon IN =,
gard TO his connection with the Canneld samhl,,.
case. saying that ne never saw Csndsld or Ionn
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02
rRANsPACIF1r MAILS

Destination and steamers Close y. Y
japan. COrsa, China and Philippine Isl
ands-DaEota tviS Seartle Today 500
He waii-AIameda fvfa san Francisco June s a
Japan (excApt parcels post nails. Corea.
China and Philippine Isands-Em-
press OF Japan (vta Vancouver
Victoria q; Jun. C. s.oop m
Japan. Corea and china Especially ad-
dressed only)-Shavrnut Seattle) June D n
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02

The Iucauta report.d bv wireless yesterday viii ooSS
to-day about 730 n The Philadelp,11as 49, .oiav
An1erfks y~r4 also reported former VIII oocS
about D m an the latter about Ts3 a m on Sena
La Lorraine also reported will dock to-cay aOo"' a.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
M1NIArrRp ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 4.32l Sunset 7:24 sets SO Moon ase
HIGH WATER.
M-sanav Hook 25O Gov Island 3.06 Hell Gate o.
P. M.-Sandy Hook 3:42 Gov. Island 600 ne" Oa' ~
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02
poCK IsLAND ARsENAL. ROCK IsIANn-

49, III Nav B. lG16-Sealed proposals fl, ---u...
upon the blank forms furnished by once o,v mn -
received by the undersigned until o'clock IA T.S'
June g. 1905. for furnishing hardware sarh-r ,t..I
iron. cleaning materials otis paints Chemicals -
teTials for heating and lighting paper lumber ef0 49,,
the fiscal year ending June 30 1897. Iafornaro, h
nished application Lieut. Col s E BTI-N~T -o-,5z
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02
The Turf.
Proposals.

FORT WOOD. y. Y. H.. JUNE 2. 1905
Sealed proposals. IN trtplicats for repairing P,u.,
House for constructing coal Sned Addition - 7o.
this post viii be received un-il IL a.
- 1903 T. : reserves right reject anv - ~
bids Information furnished application F-vs,--.
containing proposals should indorsed rou1saIs y.
Repairs Power House. etc. Fort WOOD y Y =
G. 9. BURNELL. Consts . ". -
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE or

the Custodian Z & Marine Hospital srani.,o,
y Y. Nav b. 1sHT}-Sealed proposals be rscstvaS
az this ONCE until y clock SATURDAY Az
day of June. 1905 and then opened. repairs and 81
tngs N dispensary and repairs 20 plumbing in accranc,
with the specifications copies Of which nav raj -
additional information obtained application az IRIS
H :. Custodian -
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02
SAYS HE NEVER SAW CANFIELp

The plaintifr then announced that testimony
his side was all in
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

Brings mail
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-12

the Treasury. and George Wyndham'
former Chief Secretary for Ireland
also are among the candidates who
will h-rNoted for on the 18Th.
The polling at Greenwich. where
Lord Hugh Cecil leale- OF the Con
servaiive Fee Trader. is running
against a Liberal AMI Chamberlain
lite. viii be on Jan. -, on watch date
also elections will be heid in a large
number of the outlying divisions OF
London and throughout the country,
the results of which viii show The
drift Of tae popular vote Among the
contestan' on Jan. Is viii be u. o.
Ainold Foster. for Secretary Of War.
Herbert John Gladstone Secretary
fos Home Affairs; Gerald Balfour'
forna President Of the Board OF
Trade James Bryce. Chief secre-a-y
fer Ireland. and ST Henry Hartley
Fowlm. Chancellor Of the puchy Of
Lancaser
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-12
IN THE HOUSE.

Washington, January 1.-THE PM
ippne tariff debate in the house to-
day consisted more of party maneu-
vering for advantageous campaign
material than of discussion of the
question al issue. The tariff was the
text # speech by Grosvenor OF
Ohio. who began the debate and Of
an extended reply by Williams, the
minority leader. Grosvenor's speech
was spiced with witticisms and enliv-
ened with interruptions from Champ
Clark. 10 whom Grosvenor aimed most
of his argument.
Williams outl ned the specific tariff
doctrine Of the Democratic party and
said that the Republican tariff was
not. as is so often claimed, responsible
for The prosperity of the country. To
prove this. he cited the prosperity
of Canada. Mexico and ether countries
at the peresent time, and the busines.
depression of these countries dur-ng
the hard times of 1898.
Adams Of Wisconsin, opposed the
hin but advocated a readjustment o
he tariff on business principles. Nc
Kiuley Of California. spoke in fave
Of the pending measure and pointe.
THE finger of warning toward the grow
ling industries Of Japan
DEBATE on the bill-wi close SafuI
day and the measure be put on it
I pa assace Monday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-12
> AFTER THE MONEY.

Riga. Ilvonia, Jan H. News has
been received Of daring at'empt Of
reyolutlonists to capture military
train conveying large sum Of money
from ST. Petersburg TO Libau a band
Of reyolut onists gathered at Hazenpot
burned two bridges and tore up the
track. Two companies uf infantry es-
coriing the train left the cars anl
were joined by a detachment of dra.
soons This force marched against the
revomlionists. who, from behind i'm
provised defenses opened fire on the
soldiers The infantry after firing tw
yolleys which killed sixty-five ans
wounded nearly hundred reyolu
tion sts. charged with bayonet and
the Dragons completed the rout by
saberlng an the reyolu'iosi Is they
overlook
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-12
HENRY HECT0REO
BY ANGRY WOMEN
PREMIER REFUSES TO PLEDGE
HIS PARTY TO WOMAN
SUFFRAGE.
DISTuRBERS ELECTED
From the Meeting Which He Ad.
dr, ssec-4t3e is Personally In
Eavcr cf Granting
Suffrage.

London, Jan. H. Many of the prom
inent leade~s on hoth sdes addressed
large meet ngs tonight Among these
was Sir Henry Campbeil-Bannerman.
the Premier, who spoke at Liverpool,
where he was heetored by the woman
suffragists The Premier said that
pc sonally he was in favor of sutfrag
for women, hut thar he declined to
pledge his party in the matter. SeV-
eral Of the women were elected.
According to the latest arrangement
for the Parliamentary elections the
first election will be at Ipswich ON
Jan. II, and about twenty-five cleo
tions in various districts viii be held
On Jan 13. These will include all the
districts Of Manchester, in which city
former Premier Balfour and Winston
Spencer Churchill are running Capt
'ecil William Morton Junior Lord OF
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-12
SOLVE SECRET OF
|. ENGAGEMENT RING
MISS ALICE ROOSEVELT NOW
OPENLY WEARS BRILLIANT
DIAMOND.
ALWAYS WORE GLOVES
Mistake About Neckiace--Was Given
Her BY Father enc fiot Her
Fiancee--A Round CT
Gayety.

Washington, January liz Until now
Miss Alice Roosevelt seemed deter
mined not to take the pubic INTO her
confidence regarding her engage nent
ring always wearing gloves, except az
d nner parties, when She wore no rings
at all. Now, however. she has dlscard-
ed from he third asge~ ef the left
hand all but one ring, the most brill
liant Of diamonds her engagement
ring. II is not solitaire. but a row
Of large ana perfectly cut stones set
close together and reaching across the
finger.
The gorgeous diamond necklace
which Miss Alice wore New Years
Day is not a gift from Mr. Longworth,
but from her father The President,
who is fond Of diamonds. gave this
necklace 10 his daughter Christmas.
Miss Alice spent this forenoon at
the home of Mrs Robert Patterson on
Dupont Circle. where a fancy dress
party was given TO the younger set
ater she paid flying visits to her mil
liner and tailor The White House,
carriage is continually IN usethe~tF
days. anditisnearly aipa-"s MES Aice
who is the ao~apant. Frequently she
dti..rs Mr. Longworth to the Capitol
about noon.
Miss Roosevelt was tonight guest
| at dinner cf Miss Josephine Board
man Mr.. Longworth also was mem
Der of the party, which consisted OF
the most exclusive of the younger
men and women OF local rociety- Miss
Boardman Is Miss RoosoFelts most
/ intimate friend, and was her constant
tvpftT,@ ttFc recent trip tg ere
4 philippines.
a In spire.of reports to the contrary
i Mis- Roaseyslt.wilf attend the dinner
which Miss Katherine Elkins will give
for her Thursday evening CT next week
which I'd 10 be followed hv dance
President and Mrg. Roosevelt Will give
dinner the sam night in honor OF
tn Diplomatic Corps. and II was said
that Miss Roosevelt would remain at
the White House that evening. Miss
been asked to the Elk'ns dnnershri
Roosevelt's beat-liked friends have
been asked to the Flkins dinner and
dance. which promises to be among
the most enpoyahle in the long round
of entertainments in honor of her
engagement
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-12
MEAT ORDERS CAN
NOT Be SHIPPED
UNLESS CONGRESS VOTES AN
EMERGENCY APPROPRIATION
OF $125,oo0.
WILSON EXPLAINS WHY
Packers Offer to Pay Expense But no
Law Provides For the Gov
ernment Acceptance
of Same.

washington, January l1.-The sen
ate in secret session today discussed
the status of Bacon's Moroccan resolu-
ton for three hours ana in the end il
was left on the calendar, where il
must remain until taken thereirom
by majority vote of The senate or
bv unanimous consent This will pre-
vent It's consideration by the senate
or by a senate committee
"Unless congress speedily grants
the emergency appropriation OF $l35,
eco requested by men fer additional
inspectors and microcco copists it is prob
able that over s50,000,000 worth OF or
ders for American pork and beef pro
duets placed by German dealers viii
go untitled"
This statement was made by Secre-
tary Wilson today, anticipating the
high rates of duty on products emaf-
ating from the United States imposed
nv the new German tariff, which he
Games effective March ] next, and Ger
many al the present time being in
urgent need of meat supplies Wilson
said German dealers have flooded the
packing houses of this country with
orders
Speaking Of this condition of affairs
no referred TO recent structures upon
h action in creating what was stated
to be deficiency Of $l&5,o0O the
amount asked by him, in alleged VIC
llaticn of the statute on this subject
enacted during the last congress,
Wilson declares that this statement
aid aim grave injustice, that ne
Y created na deficiency and asked onis
for an emergency appropriation to
meet conditions which the enormously
increased business of the last few
months. with no increase in the in
spection force. had created. The pack
ers are willing to pay this extra
amount. but there / no law by which
the secretary can make an agreement
with the packers accepting such eX
pense fund from them.
Before going into executive session
today the ienate listening toa speech
by Hepburn in support of his bill ere
aing a national board for the contro
of corpC rations in which he denounced
Wall street because of its alleged in
, terference with the affairs of the coun
try. He said that when the street
could not dictate the financial course
of the government It was ever read,
/, to threaten disaster and he pleade,
, for legislation that would rob it o
p such power for evil
The remainder Cf the open session
, was devoted to discussion of the prac
tice by the senate Of sending senat
resolutions TO The calendar after o.
! have been once under discussion. Ba
/ con raised the point that there wa
, no rule requiring such a course an
r urged that his Moroccan resolution har
B. been improperly placed on the caleH
q dar. He also contended that the resc
, luton had nos had days discqssior
r The matter was not disposed Of II
open session. The senate adjoune,
2 until Monday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-12
THE LAST STAGES
Completed in Case Of Midshipman De
catur in Connection With
Hazing.

Annapol s; anuary 1.-THE last
stages. except argument OF counsei
and of the Judge advocate, were COM
pleted this afternoon in tle case of
Mldshipman Stephen Decatur Jr'
charged with hazing. The accused
occupied the stand in his own defense
he denied the charges Of hazing CT
that he encouraged hazing.
Il is admitted that Decatur is IN
greater danger of conviction upon
tho last Of the three specifications
than on the others. This is the one
that charges that the accused "encour
aeed and counj jenanced' the hazing OF
Forth Classman Gaylord Church.