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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-02
"KAISER LEAGUE A FABLE
Reported Alliance of Three
EmperOrs.

VIENNA Dec. 1-(special THE much
discussed. project for the formation Of
The Three-kaiser league between Aus
tria Germany and Russia, is now desig-
mated as mere fable also I'm ofhcial
quarters here. There is no doubt that
tho report owed its origin to the resigna-
tion of Count Goluchowski and the ap-
polntment of Baron Aehrenthal as Austro-
Hungarian foreign minister. The conclu-
sions drawn from this nomination by no
means correspond with the actual facts
In the case. 1t is announced upon lnforma-
tion derived from well informed quarters
that the choice of Baron Aehrenthal not
only produced disappointment in Berlin.
but actual disapprOval. A certain symp-
tom OF this feeling is the fact that the
kaiser has not appeared anxious to meet
the baron. Kaiser Wilhelm, all reports
to the contrary Notwithstanding might
have arranged his movements so that
meeting would have taken place with the
baron far earlier.
1t must not be forgotten that the drec-
tiOn Of the foreign policy Of the monarchy
has never been given by the foreign min
lister, but by Emperor Francis Joseph II
Is notorious as has been proved in many
cases, that the emperor who so often yields
Ou questions OF QOtneSuC pOilCy insists
upon the strict observance Of his directions
in matters Of international policy. No
grounds exist for supposing that the mon
arch on the present occasion will depart
from his usual habit. IT is true never
theless, that in the last few years situations
have arisen when the attitude of certain
statesmen and the Italian press have
caused an impression in authoritative
quarters here that the triple alliance for
Austria at least scarcely answered any
longer to it's original intention; for in
stance, when one Of the allies assumed
threatening attitude. Quite recently, how
ever, an improvement has taken place in
the relations with Italy, this being chiefly
manifested by the abandonment of the large
credits for ornaments planned by Italy
and exclusively intended for the fortihca-
tions on the Italo-Austrian frontier. New
ertheless, the existence of a certain uneasy
feeling cannot be denied, especially re-
garding the open and secret difficulties pre-
pared by single Balkan states for Austria
IT, now, the appointment of Baron Aehren-
thai has certainly in the first place the
effect as we'll as the intention of producing
stll more cordial relations with Russia,
as many reasons can probably be given
for 1t as there are persons interested in
telling the story.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-02
FRENCHMAN POSES AS CONSUL
when Omcer IL Transferred He Acts
as Successor and Gets
Cash.

MADRID, Dec. I--(special)-A French
prototype Of Captain Koepenick has car
RED out a successful coup at Tarragona,
in Spain, not far from here.
He became acquainted with the French
vice consul there. and learning that the
vice consul had been promoted to Cadiz,
forthwith presented himself at the con-
suIate as the new vice consul, declaring
that he was the nephew of NJ. C1emenceau,
the premier.
The unsuspecting ofncials welcomed him
and be carried out the work of the con-
sulate very well indeed for several days.
Then he disappeared. taking with him a
number OF oficial papers, some clothes
which the genuine new vice consul had
sent on ahead, hat which the previous
vice consul had left behind and about 500
in money. The police have no clue to the
Identity Of the man, being unable TO ascer-
tain even his real name.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-02
CHARGES AGAINST RAILROADS
seven Kansas Lines Accused of Dis
eliminating Against state in the
Distribution of Cars.

TOPEKA, Kan, Dec. 1.-The seven larg-
est railroads in the state are charged with
discriminating against Kansas in favor OF
other states in the matter of furnishing
freight cars, in a complaint filed here this
afternoon with the state board OF railroad
commissioners by Carr Taylor, attorney Of
the board. The board is requested to COM
pei the roads TO furnish the proper proper
tion Of cars TO Kansas and to increase their
equipment 50 it will meet the demands Of
shippers.
The st. Louis & San Francisco railroad
has sent out an order that no, cars are to
be billed to points of that line, thus shut
ting OF the coal supply Of many towns in
northwestern Kansas, and some Of the
other roads have made similar orders, wh,cl
are said to work greater hardships on the
shippers.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-02
FRENCH AMBASSADOR DlSLlE =,
VI. Bompnrd VIII Not See RS
Affairs Through Eyes Oft =
bureaucracy. : :

ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. IS
There is not much doub, i!
the energetis protests of Sc
the Russian press, tha, Ky
the Russian minister OF Fo. Airs
tried on the occasion Of his rec. : visit
to Paris to obtain the recall Of NJ. Bonn
pard, the French ambassador to the Rus
sian court. M. Bompard's offense is that
he will not look at Russia's affairs from
the same angle as the cars governmsn
and his reports in consequence do not
paint the reports in the color that NJ
stolypin would like. France is said TO be
the chief hope Of Russia for the much
talked Of loans, for America. after a l. Is
regarded as too far away, and &c many
and England have never been too friendly,
and besides they have large-s.z enter
prises Of their own which must be looked
after. But II is also said that the people
here do not want the credit OF the country
damaged any more since things have
reached a point where they are Just about
as bad as they can be. II, therefore, the
French ambassador can be induced to take
an optimistic view OF the situation It is
argued the chances Of gaining the ear Of
tie f. ench people will be greatly increased
1t is too early to say just what the
final resultant of all Of the intrgues now
going on will be, but NJ Bompard' 8
position is stronger than most people here
in st. Petersburg think. He is dploma-
tist by profession and not a rich man who
has been given the post without any
preliminary training He has worked his
way up from the position of unpa at
tache to the ambassador and has put in
several years of the hardest kind OF hard
work In the French Foreign office i.selt.
He, therefore, has the influence Of tae
French diplomatic service, clannish in the
extreme, behind him. and this has GER
talny no intention Of allowing ths tenure
of foreign posts to depend upon the good
will Of the government to which the
diplomatist may be accred ted. OF course
in the first instance the foreign govern
ment is always consulted. no minister or
ambassador being appointed until the SOW
ereign or ruler to whom he Is accredited
has declared that he is persona g-ata- 1t
is Of course very rare that the nomine ,
is ever rejected but there have been In
stances of that nature. one of the m st
famous cases Of this kind on the rcco 'ds
was the refusal Of the Austrian emperor
to accept Mr.. straus as the Unit d st tes
ambassador TO the Vienna court Mr'
Straus was born Austrian who had been
naturalized in America, and who in addi-
tion was Jew. The American president
finally withdrew the nomination and Mr..
Strauss was sent to Constantinople in
stead.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-02
BRITONS BUY COTTON LANDS
spinners' Association VIII Attempt Ia
Raise Fiber in Louisiana
and Mississippi.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. lit was an
nounced today by Colonel F. NJ. welch,
in charge Of the Gould system immlgra-
ton system in this city that the repre-
sentatives Of the Lancashire and Man
chester Cotton Spinners' association, who
have just completed a tour OF the cotton
belt, practically have decided to purchase
a 5,Oo0-acre tract Of cotton land. each in
Louisiana and Mississippi, with a view 70
raising and shipping cotton to their own
mills In Lancashire. BY the shipping OF
cotton direct from the firms 10 the
spinners, the Englishmen believe they can
eliminate the "middlemen." The party left
last night for St. Louis.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-02
JEALOUS DOCTORS CRIME
Wife of French Army Omcer Killed
by Surgeon of Africa
ChHaseurs,

ALGERIA, Dec. l. - Especially 80 Nine.
Chido, wife Of an oficer Of the commits
sariat, was shot dead at Blida, Algeria,
the other day by Dr. Marcel Thlvot as
sistant surgeon Of the First African Chas-
seurs. who afterward shot himself through
the head.
Thivot. who recently returned to Blida
after an absence Of several months went
to pay a call to Nine. Chido, who was a
hne musician. He asked her to play a
Beethoven sonata, and 1t was while she
was seated at the plano that he shot her
Alarmed by the noise, a maid servant
rushed into the room. Nine. Chi d wa
already dead and Thivot was bleeding in
the temple.
The doctor admitted that he killed Nine
Chide in a fit Of Jealousy He is not ex-
pected to recover
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-02
EMPEROR SAVES MANS LIFE
Cries at Sentence Of Death and RE-
fuses 20 sign OmciaI
warrant.

VIENNA. Dec 1-(special)-A touching
story OF the Emperor Francis Joseph is
being told here. The death sentence on a
criminal was recently placed before the
emperor TO sign. He read 1t carefully
through twice and took up PEN but be-
fore he had written more than two letters
Of his name he stopped. Two tears rolled
down his cheeks onto the paper and blotted
out what he had written
His majesty turned to his secretary ana
said; Tears remove every fault. can
not sign. See for yourself. My signature
"a blotted out I give the man his life"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-02
BEE BULLETIN.
ForecnEt for NebroHkp-FRir and
somewhat Warmer sunday, Monday.
Fair.

PaEe.
Chinese Pirates Are Active
New Home Rulc RitI Incub.tinn.
Associates Tell OF Sbea's noiuEH.
Omaha ~ n Great Milling City,
No Mutiny on Board Tennessee.
News from All Parts of Nebraska.
Andrews on Agricultural Educa-
tion.
Opening Chicago live stock show.
Soldiers Tell of Land Filings.
Hard Coal Higher I'm Omaha.
@ Holiday Trade Opens Monday.
Affairs az SOuth Omaha.
Woman in Club and Charity.
Founders of the Bis Cattle Trails.
Woman Left Care of children.
Navy Beats Army NJ Foot Bali.
Years Gold and silver Production.
Gillette Case Dragging Along.
o Council BIuns and Iowa News.
EDITORIAL SECTION-Twelve Pages.
Past Week in Omaha Society.
Woman I'm Club and Charity.
Happenings I'm Omaha suburbs.
News from the Army Posts.
4 Editorial.
President Roosevelt on Isthmus.
Death Turks I'm Powder Mills.
Timely Real Estate Topics.
Building stiII Goes On In City.
LivtngstOnS Keep Ont of Poultry.
Kenrney Military Academy.
2 Want Ads.
3 Want Ads. &C.,.
o want Ads.
10 Want Ads.
Condition Of Omuha's Trade.
IL Commercial and Financial News.
HALF-TONE SECTION-TweIve Pages.
1 Life sketch Of John A. Creighton.
muntcipRpl Ownership Education.
In the Field of Electricity.
Gossip About Noted People.
Queer Capers Cut by Cupid.
Notes on Plays and Players.
Music and Musical Matters.
Widening Sense of Honor.
Quaint Features of Real Life.
Tunnels for New YOrk's Tramc.
Better Defenses for seRcOast.
Behind the Scenes I'm the Kitchen.
SideIights on Modern Rome.
Immigrants Uncle sam Adopts.
MilliOn-DOIIar Home for Art
3 wOmnni Her Ways and Her World
o work of New York Public Schools.
Tersely Told and Timely Tales.
10 Honor Comes Late for Wilson.
Little Stories for Little People.
II Sporting Gossip of the Week.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-02
RUSSIA MAY LEVY TOLLS
The Netherlands Fear Trame on
Rhine May he Placed
Under Tax.

THE TFAGUE. Dec, i,-(sPecisll-Re-
peated rumors about Prussia's intention
OF levying tolls on Rhine trame have
caused considerable uneasiness, which have
found vent in the second chamber.
The Nieuwe Courant, commenting on the
question. expresses fear that Prussia,
when II has converted adjacent states TO
It's own views. may demand conference
for revising the Rhine navigation treaty.
which prohiblts tolls In such a conference
Holland would be outvoted. TO the great
detrimept OF its shipping interests.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-02
SCHOOL FOR CHANCELLoRS
German Emperor said 20 Have De-
eided 60 Test Abilities of
Aspirants.

BERLIN. Dec. 1.-(speciaL)-It is re-
ported that the kaiser eontemplates estab-
fishing what win practically become a
school for chanceilors." In other words.
he will practically put his ministers
through debating contest during the ap-
preaching session OF the Reichstag.
All will be given a chance to defend the
government from the Reichstag tribune.
The one who does II the most sknfuIly Is
likely 10 be the emperor's favorite candi-
date 70 succeed Prince Won BueloW-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-02
PLUMES OF GAME BIRDS SOLD
Kansas city Millinery Firm Accused
of Violating Missouri Game

KANSAS CITY. Dec. 1.-Representatives
OF three large retail dry goods and millinery
firms In this city were arrested today on
complaint sworn out by the deputy game
warden, charging them with violating the
state game law. passed by the Bst lesls-
lature, by selling, or Offering for sale, the
plumage OF certain birds native to Mis-
souri,. The defendants. when arraigned
pl lsaded not guilty, They were released on
III ir own recOEniEance for hearing next
wednesday.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-02
birthday of queen Alexandra.

LONDON. Dec. The birthday OF Queen
Alexandra, who was born In 1874. was eele-
brated at sandringham today by an un-
usually large gathering OF the royal fam
ily. Greetings from all parts OF the world
arrived all day long: the usual salutes were
lred and there were brilliant displays OF
bunting az the naval and military centers.
King Edwards gift TO her majesty was a
costly white motor car. which was awarded
honors al the recent exhibition az The
Olympia In this CITY.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-02
RESOURCES ATTRACT OUTSIDE ATTENTION

Capitalists and MIL Men Are Making
DiIiEent Inquiry and inVestiEa-
tions which Promise Ma
terinl Developments.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-02
OMAHA MILL CITY
Nebraska Metropolis May Yet Be Great
Flour Manufacturing Center.
ATE RAISES AMPLE WHEAT, AND BEST
Railroad Rates No Longer Constitute Bar
risr to the Industry.
ALL CONDITIONS FAVOR THE ENTERPRISE

Grain EXCHANGE With Efficient Elevator
System, is Promoting 1t.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-16
BROKER OFF CHANGE.
Ed1cin F. Raynor Suspended for
-Four Years offence.

The suspension of Edwin F. Raynor for your
years from the New York Stock Exchange Tor
violation of the commission law was an
nounced yesterday morning from the rostrum Vi
the Exchange by President Pomroy. This sus-
nension was voted by the governing commtlee
AZ its regular meeting Wednesday AFTER
noon.
Tho nenaltv for the first offence of TINS sort
b,, noer,her Is suspension for from one 10 hNe
wears and for the second offence eXpulSioh'
The maximum penalty has been very raIely III
Hfcted the most recent case belhs tha' vi l. -
,-or.oo,,be who in May, 1904. was suspended
for five years. The punishment given MI .'y
nov ,-os declared yesterday by many OF his
- ,o,.a been unduly severe. owing to the
auo.e6 neculiar circumstances attending MS
case. .ho I7x
-, NJ, Pavnors offence committed SIX
:. o,c,,+ years ago. and the man with "hoHl ne
,;. his comnissons-the "unpafuolaOle ON
- ,ha Stock Fxchange-has been leVylhs oi"oN
or an him ever since through threats 10 III
form, the Exchange authorities or tile ..
80 tho rules unless Mr.. Raynor ColtnIu C,;I = 10
him for keeping silence ,rner letter demand
salu * 600 and Mr. Raynor. having @ ueciueL tsI -
Ins g. end IN the extortion at "haleNet 80 lon +ba
tic nosition as an ETcHdh6o 80
80 n the governing conlhltloe:, ,,-oas had
letter 10 Iii nsion also from good sources hau
:. tbet the disclosure TO the goveII,l,g ~ faiI
tee was made by the toIlilp. Ea,,nor me sum de-
ra 70 receive from Mr.. Ra9hoi INC
wr Ravnor was formerly head OF IN [ne Wbich
,o N1i. 80 arm of f, f. Raynor -, rs
t-h'ha 600 Eor the last two or thlee ~,
| To- b.s had headquarters ar 'tht JIM, "S bas baen
| ITna IL e. Co No. IS Wall street an - heen a
hume !" 49, dollar business" he mas pesil De- q q
Toenber of the stock Exchange s'''7
|
New-York tribune., 1906-11-16
UNITED COBALT COMPANY FORMED
Capital Stock of Ten Million Dollars-To
Explore Canadian Fields.

he United Cobalt Exploration Company. with
capital stock Of 100000, divided into 100000
shares Of the par value OF 81 each. offers 100000
tAafes for subscription al par. application lists 10
cose At o'clock on The afternoon OF November 20
Applications must be accompanied by checks in
IN payable 20 the syndicate manager. and should
et sent 10 Ehe Equita BILE Trust Company of New
ioTk- No Is Nassau street. which will issue re-
'tipts for same, subject final allotment of
shares "
= ne Jnited Cobalt Exploration Company is being
'fsa-izNd under ire laws of New Jersey TO eXplot
properties in the Canadian cobalt mining district
- Is stated rlat the company has already under
Sptlon some thirty mines. including number of
Ge-eoped prop-r;ies, comprising about fifteen hum
New-York tribune., 1906-11-16
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
[Ry Telegraph TO The Tribune


Chicago. Nov. 15.-Congeston in the wheat mar
ket became apparent again in the late trading. and
shorts were sent sCrambling for cover with longs
competing for the offerings when the strong cash
situation in the Northwest was shown by another
jump In the December price there. Absence of
sustained pressure the local market noticeab BILE
for three days. also made the shorts under the
collar. The market closed with the early loss re-
gained and an addition of nc to ssc to ,ac to yes
terdays closing prices. May showing the outside
gain.
Corn closed hc to &c higher and oats a shade to
1sc higher. with trade in grains suffering
at the expense of the broader interest in wheat.
Provisions closed strong light hog supplies
In the opening wheat trade this morning there
was but sprinkling of buying orders from the
outside. and after few minutes show of activity
the trade lapsed into that state of dulness which
has so long characterized the market Later
prices turned weak. owing to scattered selling by
local traders. "A feature was the selling of De-
cember and buying of May at &C difference by ele-
vatOr interests. December wheat opened at 74c to
741sc, sold Off to 1850. then reacted to 737sc re-
covered and closed at 7rac May opened at 79c,
sold at 7S7sc to 79sc off 7Sl4c to 7Stsc back 10
7S7sc, closing at 1880.
Corn held rather firm. Continued light receipts
small stocks and talk of possible congestion stimu-
lated buying of December chiefly by shorts The
trade IN a general way important De-
cember sold from 421ac 42}.c 42Tsc to 42sc
at the close. May sold at 422c to 1850. and clos
Ing at 1890.
Oats slow. with fiuctua tions narrow, prices
holding about steady. The movement continues
light. receiving houses not inclined raise
their bids to any extent while farmers deter
mined to hold out for better prices There was
changing from December to the May at 1c to
11sc difference. Local longs selling the ad-
vance May sold at S5L9c to 355sc closing at the
latter figure. December ranged from 1850 to 345sc,
closing at 3412c
Provisions were sharply higher, with trading
active. There good investment demand for
the January product, through commission houses.
and shorts in November lard active. covering.
Local longs taking profits on the bulge, thus
holding the advance in check. January pork sold
at S3 80 sl4 57l9 off to Si4 42t. and reacted 10
s4 472 January lard sold at IS 60 TO IS 62l. off to
IS 55 IS 572. and reacted to IS SIR January ribs
sold at 81 so 81 S2IH off s. 7712.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-16
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

a,ns following petitions in bankruptcy were filed
yesterday with the clerk Of the unitea states DIS
tTict Court:
rr, 1,oneIak No 4l4 East list street: vol
untarv petition Debts. 81 6S6; assets. $50 Princ-
pal creditor, Consumer Brewing Donpany, ii{ "i9
biiities sss72l assets. si42 Principal creditors are
IT, es,sTe OF Joseph Mantel $4,000; estate George
Rinn s1s 900 consist Of stock in trade. S542
personal goods. SlUo r, ,,,
clothing. No. 1922 Fifth avenue Creditors; Munves
x Bmn. s2s3: Joseph Levinson $40; Easeh' 9inHie
involuntary potiuon against Nathan tcssler No.
~, Can,l street. Creditors. Jacob kulla H.5bi;
M2x Iesse., SlS2; Anna Gross, $iv. Transfer OF
New-York tribune., 1906-11-16
prnNIss AID COPPER MARKET

BECAUSE OF the present high price to' +, ubich
'fa.,,rare who have long contracts M VIM =
r,c. Of their product is based on the price 1
the ar pr' ruling some time ago are finding .nem
pets cope seriously curailed Some small
p,anufacturers it said YESTERDAY nave io-
t,, bought about 900 pounds Of obsolete 'IeI !
s~eIai' ~ MES at q cents pound. 10 ne nelte1
mn tn %cdmmercial They say that thls "a
er WIN which is quoted at 2l to Y cents Pounq1,
IoI Ifsmhjcb the coins are made consists OF copper
10Y ot a. Practically the Same proportions as USED
o. tbis class OF castings.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-16
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL.

MEW WSUYSU " Wl5uS erFnss
STATIONS TGes West tsS5fsy aS5 e. & 4 + R ~
Time shown below is from Liberty 81
West 23d ST. leaves 10 minutes earlier.
except as noted by designating marks.
PHILADELPHIA.
'4.30. nT.OO. ms.O0 900, m'10.00. 90.
m-12 90, m1.O0, 200. 300. 400. m'5o0.
mr6 90. 100 ts.O0, 900. p1oSo P. M.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
SEQ, N m'io 90 m'12 90. 200 t'4.cO. m'e;oo'
LAKEWoOD AND LAKEHURsT-z4.Oo 90
$40 A. NJ. x1.oO 1.3O. k3.4 40, IA Is, 900
p NJ. x615. Sundays. $50, O. 40 A NJ.
ATLANTIC CITY-'e.4O A. NJ. xl-oo kS- 20
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK.
OCEAN GROVE Sundays. No. Asbury
Park)-z4.O0 s. 80. 1.3O a. NJ. ex12- 40.
1.2O "a. 45 5.15 $50. $40. j12.01 Sun
DAYS, except Ocean Grove. 400. eco
Time tables giving trains TO EASTON:
BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN. MAUCH
CHUNK. WILKESBARRE, SCRANTON.
READING. HARRISBURG. POTTSVILI-E,
BE- obtained at following offices; Liberty St,
West 23d St. Tel. 3144 Chesea). Astor
House. 245. 434, 1900. 1884 Broadway. 1s2
5th Av., 2s1 9th Av.. % Union Square West
27es Sd Av.. l05 West 125th ST. 245 GO
Iumbus Av New York; Court St. 343
344 Fulton St, 479 Nostrand Av.. Brook
lyn: 800 Broadway. williamsburg. New
York Transfer Co. calls for and checks bag
gage to destination
.Daily. daily except Sunday pSun-
days. tParlor cars only. aEXcept Satur-
| days. mDining car xSaturdays only
zFrom Liberty st. only.
From Twenty-third Street-e1@ 20 P. NJ
| gao P. NJ. j115O P. NJ. k3.2O P. NJ,
vice-Pres. & Gen. Mgr. Gen. Pass r Agent
New-York tribune., 1906-11-16
RAILROADS.
Americas Greatest Railroad.
NEW york QIzM!ELRALl
4 tiuOSON RlVeR RAu ROAI

u fIOoON NVtR WHllNONU
Trains leave Grand Central Station. 42d st:
and. except the $50 a. m. 90. $50, ll'So
p M. stop at 125th st. IL minutes later ~
Buffslo-tS3o. 's45 1920 a. m. 102
06. .204. '4.S0. 800. 800. 70
$3.50. '11.30 D. m.
Cht,,ago-'S45 a. m. s1.06 s330. 4.oo'
$3.50. 800. 800. 93O 80 p. m. =,
Cincinnati-'2.e4. $780, 800. $3.50, 'll'3o
p. M.
Ceyeland--*s s45 a. m. .1.o6. $3.50. 600.
800, $3.50. 80 p. m.
Columbus o. $3.50. 800. 80 80 p. m,
Detroit-'S: 46 a m. 'l.O8. -43O. 'oW'
sW $50. 30 p. m.
Indianapolis-'2- 04, $40, I'll. 30 p. m.
Montreal-f12. 10. 1880. 1s.45 a. M. ZOO
NissaTs FqIs-'sa /, % 's4s % 80 sCS @
.9.20 90 80. +11.3O q. m.
Ct Louis-'2 O4. $3.50 al 80 q. m.
Toronto-ts 80 a. m, 500 bs 90. bii. 30 p. m.
HARLEM DIVISION
800 a m and 2. 80 p. m. ex. sunday: TO
Pittsfeld and North Adams; Sunday. e.3I
a. m.
Pullman cars on all through trains.
Ticket Offices at 14a, 245, 415 and 1915
Broadway. 25 Union 81. W. 275 Columhu
Av.. III West 125th ST. Grand Central
and 125th St Stations. New York 83s and
I26 Fulton St. and 954 Broadway. Brooklyn.
Daily, Tex. Sunday. 'Ex. Monday.
Telephone 200 ssth St" for New York
Central Cab Service. Baggage checked from
hotel or residence by Westcott Express
Vice Pres. & Gen. Mgr Pass'r Traffic Mgr.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-16
ELECTION OF RAILWAY DIRECTORS

New Haven. Nov. 15-Announcement was made
here to-day from the offices of the New York. New
Haven & Hartford Railroad that at the annual
meeting OF the Berkshire Street Railway Company
yesterday, at Pttsfeld, Mass, the following Were
elected directors: {. s. Mellen G. +. Brooker d.
Newton Barney. William Skinner, Robert w. Taft.
Nathaniel Thayer. Edwin Miner. X. ID. Gillett and
II. W. Ely.