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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-20
STEAMSHIP CENTENNIAL.
Navigation Exposition To Be Held
at Bordeaux, France.

ain celebration Of a century OF steam navigation
TO November. 1901. international maritime ex-
position. under the official patronage OF the French
government and under the direction OF the League
Maritime Francaise.
The exposition, which Will be open TO all coun-
tries. will be under the immediate supervision OF
z. Berth. the commissioner general and v MOrlOt
the deputy commissioner general. The special
commissioner for the United States. who has just
been appointed. Is Henry Bayer. whose headquar-
tiers at No. At Barclay street Mr. Bayer said
yesterday that Il Is the intention Of the managers
Of the Bordeaux Exposition TO collabOrate with the
Robert Fulton Memorial Association, OF this city,
in working out the common end OF doing honor 70
Robert Fulton. who introduced the first vessel pro-
PEELED by the Hudson River
Cornelius Vanderbilt consented yesterday 70 be-
come OF the honorary members OF the Ameri-
Robert Fulton Memorial Association. Others whose
names have been enrolled the American COM
mttee Of honor include Rear Admirals RObley d.
Evans, Joseph B. CoghIan, Sands and Melville;
sons, d. c. Murphy. United States Consul at BoT-
deaux; Colonel II. o. :. Heistand, Henry ). Grove
OF the Cramp company, Philadelphia; Richard
Delaheld, Josiah Strong. and j. Jusserand the
French Ambassador at Washington.
The exhibits will be divided into seventeen groups,
and will include marine history and fine arts. In
structiOn, charts and instruments. navigation and
commerce, the navy, materials for construction,
motor machines and prOpellers, fittings and appa-
ratus automobile navigation and boats Of all types,
fishing hygiene. salvage and sports ships pro-
visions food, various industries. commercial rel-
tiOns OF bordeaux with the colonies, social economy
and works Of mutually and charity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-20
ASTOR "HOODOO" AGAIN.
Theatre Fire apparatus Works Not
WiseIy, but Too Vel"

Just as Wagenhals & KeTnper were cooling on
after the failure Monday night to open the new
Aston Theatre. and arrangements were well In
hand for the postponed opening Friday evening,
the 'hoodoo" which has been following them got
IN some more work yesterday afternoon Many
costumes and stage properties for the production
OF "a Midsummer Nights Dream" were ruined
through the successful working OF the nre ap-
paratus in a property room OF the new theatre
The room Is fitted with automatic fire extinsuish-
ers which act when the heat OF the room reaches q
certain degree Tom Cook, the property man, dion :
know OF Forgot this, and yesterday afternoon gong
10 the property room 70 that all was IN Teadl-
ness for Friday night felt chill, and Immediately
came TO the conclusion that the place was damp.
So he got two large charcoal stoves, stood them
IN the middle Of the floor and. after lighting theIh
went away. -. - -.
AS the charcoal burned the temperature in the
room rose until II reached a pitch Whleh was
suficlent TO set the automatic sDrinklers working
Water came in from everywhere aud soon the
fairies costumes were the worse for washing.
This went on until Cook, who was on the stage
began 20 notice that It was getting very warm;
and then he suddenly remembered the charcoaI
stoves. Rushing downstairs ne found the moor
awash The damage was. fortunate ly. not great
In another room II might have ruined the produc-
ton Mr. Biniberg remarked when he heard OF the
episode: - A.. A. ..,. ,. al,
rightT'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-20
"oKAE HELD BURGLAR BY COAT.
''''sa' Ssw Intruder Behind Chiffonier and
Made Him Prisoner.

r.. = Lynch, q patroiman. OF the West 47th
.. r..- -''on- arrested yesterday at the house
- - carnpiey No 5ss West 42d street. a
-. =" said ne was Robert Benelr. twenty
yeAEs ole. a bartender. living at the NJ
- Ho'sl 42o street ana Third avenue. on IN.
-.'E 9; burglary.
- 70 Lynch, Bene.r was found on the
moor OF the Campley home hiding be-
1lonier by q servant named Mamie.
-, sna Casnpley went Up 90 the room
~ =. henelr was hiding. and going straight
Fus -. ifo'rrier Mamie grabbed the prisoner
ss:sr., - -. aid held him with Campley's as
s-'rss uatl the ofiioer who had been sent FOR
iorly-,--. searched a .8S-calibre revolver and
sEseto,s Ae,s ~ all descriptions, including
y Aei,,- esie found on Benelr. He admitted
-as q steal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-20
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Music Show, Madison Aluare Garden
Annual Convention OF the New York County WOrnans
Christian Temperance Union. Seventh Street
Methodist Church east OF Third avenue. ?. N
Pure food hearing No EOS Broadway
Coney Island Festival
Westchsster County Horse Show. White Plains
Laying az conversions OF Verdi monument Broadway
and 72d street. afteFnooh-
Rapid Transit Commission. gao ?.
Meeting OF Board Of Education ,. m.
Kings County Assembly District conventions 20 elect
htate ana judiciary delegates. evening.
Bundsts' mass meeting OF Jews
IN Poland. Cooper Union. p
History.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-20
PHELAN RAPs MUTUAL's OFFICERS
San Francisco Politician Says His Name on
Ticket Was Unauthorized.

San Francisco. Sept ls.-When James D. Phelan
learned to-day that the officers OF the Mutual Life
Insurance Company had fled a ticket. using his
name as one OF the candidates for trustee, Mr..
Phelan. having been previously advised on behalf
Of the international policyholders' committee dis
patched the following message TO Alton B. Parker,
OF New York. chairman Of the executive committee
OF the international pOlicyhOlders' committee:
Ny Dear Sir; I informed that the Mutual
Life Company has placed my name as a trustee on
third ticket This would seem 20 have been done
merely a trick to deceive polcyhOlders The
OF my name that ticket was unauthorized.
think the tactics employed by the Mutual Life
In this matter aside from the disgracefu exposures
Of the past. should be sufficient to convince the
pOltcyholders OF the need Of a change OF admins
tTation- JAMES D. PdELAN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-20
Ne cEURCHnL ISSUES STATEMENT.
Elnccln Republican Club VIII Continue
It's Political Activity.

l1'F- n Fl. Sept 1s.-In a signed statement
slei t-uight Winston Churchill. OF Cornish, the
tsEt vho was defeated for the nomination for
husn~ By Charles u. Floyd. q Manchester. IN
y sepacAoan state Convention, announced that
= -laooh Republican Club. his campaign or
.---aon. would continue its political activity.
2 Churchill said:
- netnning 81 our campaign last July the
$500 - sb-loan Club proclaimed its intention Of
- - = Pcfilanei.t organization until the OBJ
"a .Nlcn Was Instituted were achieved
r--.s- Lol expect "a gain our ends IN two
a s--.L--i We teeL IN spite Of the nomination
4 r-Sv.--s.t ~ Ire convention that we have won
h-5sS - mora victory far greater than we had
rrfi--- ! ae Republican party has adopted our
n. pave that platform INCORPORATED INTO law.
a. -. eolllnue with or organization and with
SUITS ior good government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-20
OBITUARY.
AARON WARNER WALLACE.

IBv Telegraph The Tribune y
bridgeport Conn, Sept 1s.-AarOn Warner Wal
Iare head of the firm OF A W. Wallace & Son. a
member OF the vestry Of Christ Episcopal Church.
a tbirty-second degree Mason and prominent In the
business social and political life Of this city died
this morning after an illness OF about two weeks
Mr. Wallace was born seventy-uine years ago in
Yonkers N Y He came 20 this city IN 1859 and
established the bakery business which bears his
name. He was a member OF the Seaside Club and
,ice-presdent OF the Bridgeport & Port Jefferson
-taaynboar Coupauv Mr. Wallace leaves two
SsIIehters Mrs A. p Hale, OF New London. and
AIRS W g. Lineburgh. OF this city, ard one son. A
" Wallace. Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-20
COUNTY HONORS BROOME.
Tablet in Memory of Colonel I'm
veileG at Binghamton.

Bingb=mton. n. Y. Sept 19-The centennial
anniversary % the erection OF Broome County
opened az noon to-day. when Merritt J. Corbett
King COmus and His "Mystick Krewe" came
down the susquehanna River ana received the
golden key of the city from Mayor II II. Wood
burn and the Common Council in the presence
Of fifty thousand people. This afternoon there
was q big parade comprising the school chill
dren OF the city and county. There were twenty
Eve floats IT. line A feature of the day was the
presentation 10 Broorne County Of a tablet com
merorating the historical career OF Colonel
Broome by his descendants in New York and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-20
BOSTON NEwsBoY UNION UPHELD.
American Federation Of Labor Urges Adolf
ton Of Child Labor

Washington. Sept 1s.-The executive council OF
the American Federation OF Labor at tO-day's
sion, besides authorizing the appointment OF more
organizers and urging affiliated organizations 10 do
likewise, upheld the newsboy union OF Boston IN
one case took action looking % the adjustment OF
the dispute between the flint glass workers and
glass bottle blowers, and passed upon a number OF
other matters Of material labor interest
dispute between the Double Drum Holsters
Union and the Central Federated Union OF New
York City wss referred 10 President Gompers.
II was decided 70 make every effort 70 secure the
passage OF laws generally TO abolish child
LAT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-20
sEAacH COR CANADIAN oEEIcEa.

Detroit Sept IA special dispatch from Port
Huron. Mich % Thu Journal" says that W. q.
Caugheu ana r e EdmOnds. business men OF 81
Thomas Ont. there searching for T. II
CauzheII a colonel IN the 18th Canadian Regiment
OF Tnfantry. ex-president OF the St Thomas street
RAILWAY and q prominent business man, VINO as
appeared from his home two weeks ago II Is
feared that he has committed suicide
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-20
INSANE MAN THREATENS MAYOR.
Thinks He Is a Relative of H. c. Prick, and
Worth Millions.
- go o - TE!buns. J

Evansville. Ind. Sept. 19.-John Fricke. an IN
sane carpenter, went TO the Office OF Mayor
Boehne to-day and said he wanted al the
United States taxes paid over 70 him 81 once.
The Mayor pressed button and the Chief OF
Po1ica and several detectives rushed IN and
soon overpowered Frteke Both Fricxs and his
wife were declared insane to-day. Fricke has
the illusion that ne Is a relative OF H O. Frick.
Of Pittsburz that he has great sums OF money
coming 20 him and that Mayor BOshne has IL IN
MS power 90 pay him the money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-20
MRS. HELEN HILL mERWIN.

Mrs. Helen Hill MerEfn. wife OF Alrnon Baxts-
MerEin. Tor many years professor OF the Newark
high School. died from heart disease on Tuesday
AZ her home at woIfeboro. y. H Mrs. Merwin
was forty-seven years old The funeral viii be
held tomorrow at ESQ .. m at the home OF her
bro+her Charles E Hill. at No. us Mount Pleasant
avenue Newark. The burial win be az Fairmont
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Married.
Marriage nOtic-- appearing IN THE TRIBUNE WI
be rePubltshed In The Tri-Heeky Tribune wrhOas
rxfr. ebarxe

CARLONL-AIlI1ES-At Harrison. n T., September L.
1906 BY the Rev Douglas Putnam Birnie. Eesnor
Graham daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Wlltam Iurtsr
allen, % DIT Francesca Carioni. a si-na. Italy.
COPNfANe-KEMP-On September 10 Vancouver
c.. BY the Rev. r. ]. Wilson, Annie n. Keno q
Bay ldgA n z. u Julius William Copnl-nns or
Yokohama. JGpln-
sATTERLEE-IsELIN-On Wednesday. S.Dtenloer ID
Hslry Y ssttsriss. d y, assisted ~ AFsnisseon
George y. Nelson. y. D. Mary Ph.spss tss.iz celsnm
Of ia late Adslphus n osuvsrnsur 20 Dr. Francis Il
Exy AtssrssA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-20
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

AfANdATTAN-H r Bianch, Hong Kong
China HOLLAND-Rauon Pelayo. Havana. VIC
TORIA-Dr I. Toledo Herraste. Guatemala MUIR
RAY TIII.L-The Rev. II. Baker. Washington; Adj
ma r. Chaffee. y, l. 8. a IA Bayley. auckland
Consul az Los Angeles. Cal ALBEMARI.E-Afrs
{. J. BOnaparte, BaltimoEes wife OF the Secretary
~ the Nav HOTEL ASTOR-Ilr. F. Preredends
Berlin; N Behrend Berlin. PARK AVENUE
Bishop Satterlee, Washington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-20
CANADIAN SENATOR CONVICTED.

Yarmouth. y. s., Sept. Is-John Levitt. OF this
city, a member OF the Canadian Senate and lead
ing member OF the liberal party IN Nova Scotia,
was found guilty by a jury in the Supreme Court
to-day OF making false returns regarding the
dition OF the Bank Of Yarmouth. OF which he
president, 20 the Canadian government Senator
Levitt Immediately appealed from the verdict, and
sentence was deferred.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-20

The LIST Regiment OF state militia and 23d
Regiment OF United States Infantry are en-
camped here and VIII take part in the big mill
tary and civic parade tomorrow that Will also
comprise civic organizations from all parts OF
New York state and Pennsylvania H. ]. Pain,
the fireworks manufacturer. will personally SUI
perfntend the big pyrotechnic display tomorrow
night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-20
LAST SURVIVOR OF fsT N. v. We. DEAD.

News OF the death OF Edward Murphy. IT,. who
IS said 20 have been the last surviving member OF
the 1st New York Volunteer Engineers, was made
public Yesterday The death occurred on Sunday.
Sir. Murphy was thirty-one years Old His com
panv served IN Porto RICO IN the Spanish-Arner-
fcan War and Il IS said that every member OF the
company died rom disease contracted in Porto
l-e-r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-20
SpeciaI Notices.

POSTAL INFORMATION, RE
GARDING INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS, WILL BE
FOUND WITH THE SHIPPING
NEWS ON PAGE g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-20
CORN AND APPLE CROP STORIES.

IBy Telegraph 70 Tas trtnsnss4
Winstsd Sept. l9-The corn crop now peits mar
vested Is IN. largest ever known in this section
CornsaIxs eighteen feet high with six ears OF corn.
are being cut III tho farm OF Il II Hurd- II v John
son has & tras loaded with apples .Wslsi-n1 rum
o1s % o0e and q Quartsr pounds ssS0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-20
CASHIER, a DEFAULTER. FLEEs.

Sedan. Kan. Sept. 30. b stollard cashier
OF the Peoples State Bank OF Sedan, with de-
poslts OF $4,000. disappeared to-day leaving
note saying he a defaulter and had fed
The safe Is tims-lOcked and the amount OF
money missing Is not known
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-20
MORE RED CROSS MONEY FOR CHILL

Washington. Sept. Is.-The National Red Cross
Society to-day sent by cable $4,000 70 Chill In aid
and neighborfng towns This makes total OF
Sc 900 sent date.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-20
SoTEs OF THE STAGE.
s1a MarlOwe 10 Convert Europe
Into 0ne-Night Stands.

%, a.. - ffohraa sent william Gillette 10 Paris
ssa6 - 'iormance but the 6huberts are going 10
- '''sin and Marlowe 80 they said yesterday.
IA, Il hfassels Rome Vienna ana Berlin Zone
sl1ar o. 49, village. and. nnally, 10 cap the
- Ia tls American Invasion. they vii pre-
.i.lofe !. - stars On Elsinore. Nr. Shuhert says
. Esf,i-. ne Town MADE famous ny Shakespear Re
-e'loy 49,. ana AR. S0thern VIII play the mel
sseisd -, ~ tie Gtue theatre there. IL is eX-
- houe night viii be lost between Brussels
e-s-rigi ~ Otherwise the tour viii be a series
Al A., e.slas. The company VII be preceded
nun press agent
lzrs.- a. gave special dress rehearsal al the
a. li''a'rs yesterday q his latest production.
.tlfp -. -isanken 0pere-ta ''The Students
0tisr - Vas ATTENDED by the members Of al
sfis ~ -ilrles available This IS the nrst
'flllk-f - slns by the savage opera company.
= nus'c s .s pTeseI.tation C a better class OF
Il lal i---ss = taIiaueil. WhO sang IA Han
- lfi1.a 49,. az the Metropolitan last winter. q
- II. ,rstein was able % Doe up Yesterday
--.sslss scan FcPora,d has condition Is much
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-20
10 THE MEMORY OF
LIEUT.. COL JOHN BROOArr,
OF the Second -. y. Regiment.

MDCCLxxv
Born 1874 Died 1910.
After whom the County
q BrOoms was named
A member OF the COMMITTEES OF one Hundred, I775;
Of the committee frame the Constitution OF
New York. and q the Provincial Congress % New
York. 1T76; the first Alderman q the city OF New
York. 17S3 president OF the Chamber Of Com
meree. 1Ts5-i7a4; member OF Assembly 1901;
State Senator. 1904
Lieut. Gov Of New York
lSQ4-IsI0.
THIS TABLET WAS ERECTED BY HIS
DESCENDANTS.
Adele Livingston Sampson Princess de Polk,
Adele Livingston Allen. Coultesse de Gallifret.
Confess Orlowska. Rudolph r BrunnoN. Joseph
sampson Stevens, LIST Y. 8 V. Cav. Rough RID
ers): George Cochran Brooms. 4th Y S. =. INF:
Julian Broome Livingston Allen, Mary Josephine
Keyworth BrOome-
MCdvI
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Brooklyn The tablet designed and made
IN the studios OF the Church Glass and Deco
rating Company Of New York City. which has
in hand the Mckinley memorial which is TO be
erected at Canton. Ohio.
The inscription follows:
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,s-,rsr.tur- Yesterday. 80 cegrees; lowest, n
a. average Tor corresponding o.te .sst year z.
ayef@ss Cav, fair, Friday trcreRs;zr cloud
ns.st l.xft y.Eis1.s ~in&A s1ifAl~ :"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-20
BEGIN JEWISH NEW YEAR.
Forty Thousand WOrShippers At
tend Syn1gO gues.

The beginning OF the Jewish New Year. 56s7, was
observed last night IN all the Jewish houses Of
worship The Rev DIT. Joseph Silverman conduct
ed the services at Temple EMANUEL the Rev
DR.. SchUlman at Bethel. the Rev DR. Asher at
B'nai-JeshurOn. the Rev DR.. Grossman at Rodoph-
sholom the Rev. DR.. Mendes at Shsarith Israel
the Rev. DR.. Harris al Temple Israel and the Rev.
dred and fifty regularly established synagogues and
temples were all crowded and fully forty thousand
worshippers who unaf1liated were accommo-
dated IN the temporary synagogues on the East
Side and IN the Jewish district Of Harlem
Business suspended early yesterday ar,a--
noon In the Jewish quarter OF the city ana viii not
be resumed for two days. The members OF the re-
formed congregations observe only the first day OF
the new year a holiday. and with them the feas,
OF Rosch-ha-Schonah viii end at sunset this even
ing
In commenting on the large attendance al the
various places OF worship last night the rabbi 81
an East Side synagogue said:
/. think that the dreadful plight OF the lew, n
Russia has done much toward awakening Interest
IN their religion in the Jews OF New York II the
fre- New yorker thinks be live for lie Az
sven N this were not 50. why should the synarosss
r. Srorld-arger than jerusalem was in its nrr1,
ana ~ this season all whose parents were Jews ~
matter how AZ they may have become. want to be
Jews.
Trb.re will be services In all the temples ana
.,-ne0og,,ss to-day and IN the Jewish quarters -
the cItv the old custom OF calling nelghbors ana
f-tspds ana wishing them a happy new year win
ba tnsuIreS IN by the young people. Among the
sa,c,, - wear cards which viii go through the
mails to,orrovv there many containing the al
mOnitiun:
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-20
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and FOreeast.-Washington. Sept. H.
4 shallow barometric disturbance overlies the Ohio
valley AMI pressure relatively high on boths coasts
showers have fallen the Ohio Valley The Eastern Gulf
81 stb Atlantic states ana the scattered localities
IL the Made Mississippi Valley the Missouri Valley and
49, middle Rocky region The temperature
e,arges have uninporrant Thunder
fFieated FOR Thursday the lower Missouri the middle
valleys and the Gulf and South
iett efates The will drift slowly eastward
en- tie ohio valley probably oVerrpreadng the Middle
Atlantic states ~ Friday night High temperatures viii
~ nofthoaEtfrn 4istrictG
T~-gFard uasts will De
-. =, fresh south along the South Atlantic
- ffe Gulf coast hight and vaTiablei the lower
5t sreeh east southeast: the lakes. fresh
herorling departing
l-3s,- s1r F,Irorean porte win have Hight fresh
.s-Ts s-d fair weather % the Grand Banks