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New-York tribune., 1906-11-25
REPORT BIG ROBBERY.
Philadelphia Police Send Ont Alarm
Henry Barnett the Victim.

Pittsburg. Nov. 2A-The Police Department Of
this city has been asked by the Philadelphia au-
thorites to look for jewelry valued at from S5O-
600 to $4,000, which stolen from the home
of Henry Barnett. founder of the manufacture
ing concern of G. & H. Barnett. and head OF the
Black Diamond File Works. of Philadelphia.
According to the reports received by the police
authorities the robbery was one of the most
sensational of its kind that have been perpe-
trated in the country. The Philadelphia police
the report says, have clew TO the robbers.
The list of plumber is a long one, numbering
nearly forty pieces The most magnificent in
the lot was a large fancy scroll brooch con-
tanning eighty five diamonds This piece was
valued at $4,000. Other important pieces in the
list were the following Platinum diamond
princess ring containing four large diamonds
surrounded by twenty eight rubies and twenty
six small diamonds; one green gold dragon n.y.
containing sixty diamonds and olivinee; one
three-stone diamond ring one OrlentaI ruoy
weighing twp and three quarter carats SOIL
taire diamond ring, two and one-hah carals'
diamond and pearl barette, tluster diamond ring
with thirteen diamonds. solitaire diamond three
and one-half carats; seceral gold watches. Ma
sonic charms and one small diamond and ruby
ring,
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Schedules in the assignment OF Robert J. Owen
retail grocer az White Plains Road and 24Oth
street. show Liabilities. s2O4s; nominal assets
81 O0l actual assets S599.
Paul L. Kiernan has been appointed receiver of
the partnership property of Silas w. Newberger
and Frederick Rosenzweig. who carry on business
under the name OF the Vienna Novelty Company,
at No 424 Broome street pending suit brought
by Newburger against RosenZweig for an account
ing of the assets OF the partnership. The partner
ship formed February p.
The following petitions In bankruptcy were filed
yesterday with the clerk of the United States Dis
trict Court:
voluntary petition was fled by r q Mordeefai, ca
real estate, No. 246 West 74th street showing lia-
bities OF S296o7 and assets of Sl00 The principal
creditors are f w. Brown, $500; Fl. Nj. Rogers.
81 800; w. T. Burbudy. $3.50
Clinton 5. Wright, Sommers. Westchester coun-
ty, nled q voluntary petition showing debts OF
SO 6SS and assets OF SGs{ The principal creditor is
tho Hamilton Dairy Company. $500. The assets
A voluntary petition was fled by Harry j Fink
and Jacob j. Gruen. OF the firm OF Fink q Gruen,
showing debts Of ,1Q and assets. The prln-
clpal creditors are l.. & NJ. Kahn, 5000; Charles
Kelar & Co., 900; Exchange Bank, S,o0 lnd-
vduaily Fink has debts of 32l6 and Gruen personal
liabilities of $500.
Eurgwyn Maitland was appointed receiver of the
business OF Julius Goldberg. involuntary bankrupt.
With bond OF $1,000
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25
CoLER PRAISES O'KEEFFE.
Deputy Police Commissioner Helped Enforce
Building Laws, He Says.

Following the investigation OF building cohhl-
tions by the November grand jury IN Kings
County and it's recommendations of revision OF
the building laws, Borough President Coler issued
a statement at his office yesterday saying IN part:
When we made these matters public we were,
because Of financial condition, not In position
to get our affairs proper shape In the Buildings
Bureau. The grand jury recommendation is cor
rect in every detail There should be very rigor-
prosecution of all violations. 1t would nave
been utterly impossible for us to maintain any
sort of effective supervision, crippled as We were
by lack of appropriation and compelled to place
inspector in charge of $50 building operations.
had it not been for outside help. In this respect
1 want to say that Deputy Police Commissioner
O'Keeffe was of very great assistance, indeed, to
us, and is now.
At the beginning of the year will have con-
siderable relief because of increase In the ap-
preparations of both departments. The reputable
builders of this borough giving US considerable
aid, they realize. well does the general
public. that the dishonest builders must be driven
out Of business. A great deal has been accom-
plished by the publication of the facts, and since
that publication have noticed a very material
decrease in the number of violations of the build
ing
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25
MOTORS FOR WARSHIPS
LezCis Niron Says a Great Nation Is
Considering Their Use

Down in the dungeon underneath the Hotel AS
annual dinner last night The feature Of the
speechmakng, which followed the presentation OF
the prizes won by the motor boats at the clubs
the Hudson this fall. the address Of
Lewis Nixon He was introduced by the toast
master Dr. Seymour Oppenhemer. as the man who
designed the battleship Oregon. the torpedo boat
Gregory, the first motor boat to the Atlantic
and the high speed motor boat Standard.
Mr. Nixon, after referring to the great good re-
suIting in the few from the installation
of motors In fishing schooners and similar craft
made the announcement that in recent address
before the admiralty of certain great nation he
had told them that he could take their vessels and
double their speed and thus increase their efficiency
by equippng them with motors. putting them ten
Years ahead of other nations. instead Of thirty
Years behind, at present. ana ne Salu ne sefI-
ousy believed that they intend 10 do It
Mr.. Nixon spent some months IN RUSSIA receltS ,.
and II was then reported that he was IN consuitsi-
tion with the Russian admiralty department Win
reference to the building of a new navy Icr tnaI
Edward J. Schroeder, the recently elected com
rnodore OF the club told his fellow members that
he intends TO send his boat, the Dixie, over 20
and for any other cups that she might be ehglple
for. Rear Admiral Coghlan also spoke, anu ois-
tributed the prizes at last seasons races
Thomas Fleming Day. editor Of "Rudder'
announced that James Gordon Bennett had orerec
1000 cup trophy to be contested 1or oy
motor boats in a trip from New York to Bermuda;
the race TO be undertaken under the auspices or
the New Rochelle, Brooklyn and RoyaI befnudd
Yacht clubs next year
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25
NORWAY WILL BE SAFE.
-Four Poscers to Agree to Neutrai'sa
tio7s of Her Territory.

st. Petersburg ny. 24.-An international
compact guaranteeing the inviolability Of Nor
way agains; territorial aggression by any power
whatever and giving the new kingdom
etatus somewhat similar TO that Of Switzerland
and Belgium will soon be concluded. Norway is
peculiarly exposed. account Of its extended
position the possession OF valuable deep water
harbors on the Atlantic and the agreement with
Sweden against fortihcations in the neighbor-
hood of the frontier. and the first efforts of
Morse diplomacy have been directed toward
eliminating the danger Of being attacked and
securing facilities for the peaceful development
of the country without the crushing burden Of
a large army.
With regard the action Of Norway In ap-
preaching the powers for the purpose of secur-
ing these concessions IL can be stated that Rus
sia the power most directly concerned and from
which Norway. in spite of the denial by the Rus
sian Foreign Office that Russia was endeavoring
TO secure a Norwegian port or in any way con-
tempIated infringing on Norwegian territory,
apparently had most to fear, had no objection TO
the conclusion of such a convention Germany
already has signfed her approval of the move
France Will follow suit.
Russia admittedly contemplated secnring a
deep water harbor, easily defensible, on the
fjor6s scuthward of North Cape. but now is
willing TO discleina these p-etensions and make
the best of the present available port, Yoka-
terina. on the MaTnan coast. which, though
a rernoter field for naval activity is open the
wear round
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25
POLICE CAPTAIN COMPLAINS OF SON
Boys Reputation Excellent, Children's So.
ciety Says.

John Knipe, the ffteen-year-old son OF captain
William Knipe of the Fort Hamilton station
Brooklyn is held by the Children's Society. charged
with being dsorderly person He will be ar
raigned in the Children's Court Monday, and
his father will appear against him.
The boy was brought before Justice Wilkin In
the Chldren's Court Friday. but the agents of
the Childrens Society secured adjournment
until they investigated the case. They say that
the boy has excellent reputation. Last April
Captain Knipe placed his in the New York
Juvenile Asylum where he remained for seven
months. Captain Knipe has on several occasions
put his three children out Of the house and later
had them return. Thomas Knipe. the captains
eldest son, and Grace. daughter, seventeen years
old supporting themselves.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25
COUNT WITTE'S CHANCES.
AdUices to Rome Indicate He WiH
Not Become Finance Minister.

Rome, Nov. 24.-Private but authoritative re-
ports received here discredit the rumor that
there is a possibility that Count Witte may be-
come the Russian Minister of Finance. The dis
patches describe the animosity OF the Conser-
vatives against Witte as being so great that it
would not be surprising II attempt were made
10 assassinate him
These advices add that II seems to be Whites
intention TO be appointed President of the Coun-
ell Of the Empire, he thinking that In that post
he would again be able TO dominate the situation
in Russia
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25
DR.. w. J. O'SULLIVAN RESIGNS.
Too Active for Murphy, Says Rumor About
Assistant Corporation Counsel.

DR.. William J. o SullI ran has resigned his nosi.
ton an Assistant Corporation Counsel. TO take
effect Friday. The place pays So 900 year. Assist
ant Corporation Coun sci Stephen o Brien has been
named TO I'LL the place He has been getting $1,000
josiah A. Slower. junior a5Sisant takes the place
vacated by Mr.. o Brien lie getting $3.50
yeIr.
There reports that the of the resG-
nation was that Dr. O'Sullivan a Murphy
aud had to make way for others, hut Corporation
Counsel Ellison said politics did not enter into the
matter. DR.. O'Sulvan close friend of for
OSullivan has been a campaign speaker for Tam
many for many years, and i is said that the or
ganizatior will take of him under the incom-
ing Attorney General of the state-Jackson. Dem
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25
SHOOTS A RABBIT HUNTER.
Retired Naval Surgeon Arrested for Attack
on Trespasser

Charles d LudeSin. farmer sixty-two years
old who lives in New Dorp, Staten Island whers
he owns about a dozen acres of land is said bv
the police to have shot Joseph Curry of Egbert-
Vile. New Dorp. in the lower jaw. The Stapeton
poles say that Ludekin Acknowledged having
done the shooting. and explained his action by
saying that Curry. who was out rabbit hunting
was trespassing his property and as Curry
would not deslst when ordered he shot him
Mr.. Ludiken, who said he was a retired naval
surgeon. was arrested at the home OF DR. Samuel
J. Kennedy, tho dentist who was indicted for The
murder OF Dolly Reynolds. He had gone there
TO have his arm attended to, and he made no re-
distance. He SAID that Curry had struck him on
the arm before the shooting ~ VA
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Miss Ottillia Schneider. once a member of a Ger
man sisterhood who is accused of shooting three
men on Thursday. arraigned in the Yorkville
Court yesterday and remanded without bail for
further examination. Paul Sheehan, of Columbia
University one OF those said 10 have been shot by
the woman, is still in St Lukes Hospital In a
critical condition.
John r. Davis, chairman of the finance commit
tee OF the Board Of Aldermen, letter yester-
day TO Fire Commissioner Lantry denying a story
recently published that he opposed to giving
the hremen more time off. Commissioner I.antry
said that he appreciated Mr. Davis's letter and
welcomed his cooperation
Seumas MacManus. the Irish poet and author
who is now making tour Of the United States, will
deliver a lecture 10 the students OF Manhattan Col
lege and their friends next Tuesday at 2:30 p. m.
THE Irish Fairy and Folk Lore" at the college
hail. Broadway and 13lst street
The New York Association OF Credit Men will
give dinner on December II, which It viii call its
Christmas dinner An announcement will appear
later, making known the name OF the hotel al
which this dinner will be given and also speakers
or note who will be IN attendance
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25
HAS WORK FOR NEGRO TROOPS.
Texas Planter Offers to Employ Discharged
Infantrymen on Plantation.
[Ry Teleglaph @ The Trihune. J

Galveston, Tex, No. 24-Colonel James stew
art wealthy planter and ranchmar or OVaide
County. offers to take care of all the Negroes Oh
the 25th Infantry who are being discarged from
the army on account of the Brownsville out
RACES except twelve. and give them employ
ment on his ranch and plantations. The twelve
soldiers who We're held under suspicion are
barred from the offer. His statement Is as roi-
lows;
There is no sentiment In my ofer, and II l
knew the guilty Negroes would heip 10 mans
Them But labor is scarce, and several hundreq
Negroes able and willing to work, can hno
steady jobs at good wages
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25
REPETTI NOT IN CANDY TRUST.

1t has been reported that Repett the candy
maker, has sold out to or Joined the so-called
Candy Trust that recently purchased the business
OF two well known New York candy makers. This
report is absolutely untrue and without any foun-
dation whatever. Repetu nas not sold out or
joined any combination or trust Mr.. Repet1 said
yesterday:
We manufacture and sell nothing but the very
highest grade of pure, delicious candy of all kinds
and we don't believe that any manufacturer
can successfully make candy like Repetts for
discriminating people and a cheap grade at the
time.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25
ARREDONDO TO STAND TRIAL.
Leader of Mexican Revolutionists Offers to
Surrender to Enemies.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune-l

Galveston, Nov 24-Juan Jose Arredonoo' the
aged leader of the revoiutlonlsts' mas declueu 70
return voluntarily to Mexico and stand trial.
The Mexican government has assured him that
na will have every opportunity to prove his inno-
cence and that a reasonable leniency Will De ex-
tended him.
He is endeavoring to persuade MS GohpaLio..s = ,
to return with him Mexico, it is said, plans 10
win over these men TO catch their ignorant fol-
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25
THE READING REJECTS DEMANDS.
No Ten-Hour Day to Follow Increase in
Wages and Other Concessions

Reading, Penn, Now A-At conference be-
tween the trainmen and General Superintendent
A IT Dice of the Reading Railway Company to-
day the demand of the men for ten-hour day
was rejected. The men were told that the company
had granted them q substantial increase In wages
and made a number of other concessions, and in
ie of this fact nothing further could be expected
for the present
The class of men affected are employed in the
freight and coal train service. and include the en-
tire Reading system. They number several thou
sand.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25
ITALY ADMITS AMERICAN FORK.

Rome Nov. A~-The Board OF Health has decided
to admit American pork into Italy without other
requirement than that the regular certificate Of the
American Department Of Agriculture accompa MES
It A microscopic inspection Will not be made II
being considered that the hygenic measures taken
IN Lne NIT states are sufficient TO warrant the
purity of 4. N-40
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25
HAS HIS OWN REVOLT.
Former Cienfuegos Chief of Police
IedUes TOsCn sCith a Band.

Washington, Nov. 24-Secretary Taft late to-
day received the following dispatch from Gov
ernor Magoon dated Havana:
Information received that Rus. Moderate
lately removed as Chief OF Police at Cienfuegos
has Ieft town with band Of from ten to fifteen
pursued by rural guards with sufficient force
Guzn1an and other leaders rendered their SER
vices to capture the band. Tender declined. No
snecial importance attached to incident
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25
WANT TO KEEP THEIR WATER.

Speonk, Long Island. Nov. "a (SpecaD.-A storm
of protest been aroused among the natives here
through the operations OF a corps Of New York
water engineers in the locality, which indicate
early invasion of the county's supply. The
efforts OF the city to drain the water from the
streams and lakes has teen hitherto prevented by
the provisions of the Burr bill, whose breaking, in
view OF the preparations being made by the city S
engineers. assured. 1t is said that the drain
ing of the streams IN this locality would dry the
wells and destroy the fertility of the farms.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25
MORE RIGHTS FOR RUSSIAN PEASANTS.

ST. Petersburg, Nov. N.-An imperial ukase was
issued to-day experimenting the peasant laws by
removing the difficulties IN the way OF peasants
seeding from village communities and obtaining
possession Of their land alotments private prop
erty- Every peasant holding an allotment on a.
communal basis henceforth will be authorized at
any time to acquire the allotment private prop
erty. and also retain the right of cutting wood
pasturage, etc, on communal lands. The right TO
fecede viii lie granted by majority of votes in
comuuues
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25
ARRESTS YoUNe coRBErr,sY BROTHER

CHeiged with speeding his automobile. Thomas
W. Rothwel. Of No. 1872 West b7th strae+ 80
locked up last night IN the West 152d street noI,c
Stalloh- Rothwen is a brother of Young Corbett I"
The pug1lst- He was arrested by Mounted Patrol
man Glooney- The officer said that he saw Roth
wei speeding Riverside Drive at the ra+a 20
fL"enty-t"o miles an hour. He was baiied ont
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25
YOUTHFUL EDITOR A SUICIDE
Once Borrowed $50 from Russell Sage With.
out Security.

Kansas City, No, Nov. q. - Richmond
Murphy, eighteen years old, who when ten years
old owned and edited a newspaper at Jefferson
City. Mo, committed suicide in rooming house
to-day by inhaling gas Murphy in New York
once borrowed $50 from Russell Sage without
any security After his return from New York
Murphy was sent, for stealing $S05. to the state
Reformatory to serve sentence that recently
eNrired
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25
TO STOP EMIGRATION.
Hungarian Government to Close
Cunard Steamship Agencies.

Budapest, Nov. 24.-Count Andrassy Minister
Of the Interior. declared to-day in the Diet that
he had resolved to close all the Cunard steam
ship agencies in Hungary because they were en-
coura ging emigration.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25
WILL BORE THROUGH MOUNTAIN.
Tunnel Machine To Cut Three Miles IN
Eighty-eight Days, Says Inventor.
~ Ts,erranh TO Tho Tribune.


nenver Nov 24-The officials of the Denver.
Northwestern G. Pacific. the Moffatt road. say
that tunnel boring machine is being con-
structed in Denver, which. if it accomplishes the
results promised by the inventor. will bore tun-
mel through the main range at the foot of James
Peak three miles long in eighty-eight days. No
work will be done on the proposed tunnel until
,ex+ snr,ne IT will cost more than $3,0O0.000.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25
sTEAMsHiP PASSENGER HAD TYPHOID

The young Of Mr.. and Mrs G Fum.ntbs,
who arrived as first class passengers on La Prov.
ence, which arrived yesterday. was removed from,
the steamer In a private conveyance SUFFERING
IL was said, from typhoid. The bow is ten Iaa e.
old Mr.; Blumenthal is a member of the ha1kine @
firm Of Lazard Freres. No 10 Wall street 'N---s
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25
TURKEY TRAIN HEADED NORTH

by Telegraph 10 The Tribunel
Paris KY, Nov PA special train OF nine cars
each containing $1,000 pounds Of dressed turkeys
left here this morning for Boston and Eastern
markets The fowls will bring from ls to % cents
a pound in the Eastern markets
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25
INcURARLY ILL, SHOOTS HERsE,e

Driven mad by an incurable cancer, Mrs. Hen
fletta FetTlus' Of No. 4i6 West 9th street, shot
herself early yesterday morning while her b,,shas
was asleep He IS the chef at the HoreI Rsrr,o,+
The woman was taken TO Bellevue IospitaI and 10
not expected 10 survive anu 10
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25

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WASHINGTON BANK TO PAY IN FULL.

Washington, Nov. 24-The Controller or the Cur
rancv to-day announced that the receiver of the
pennies Savings Bank, Of this city, which was
closed by the Controller on October "a last. had
been placed possession OF sufficient FUNDS 10 pay
ali depositors and other creditors in fuil
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25

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New-York tribune., 1906-11-25
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New-York tribune., 1906-11-25
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