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New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
PETITION ON ELEVENTH AVE. TRACKS
Citizens Send 0ut One Asking Enforcement
of Laws Against New York Central.

A committee of citizens of the West Side
known as the Eleventh Avenue Track Removal
Committee, has sent broadcast Il printed petit
tion calling all citizens to demand of the local
authorities the enforcement cf the existing laws
for protection from the New York Central trains
in Eleventh avenue. The petition when sigma
lures have been obtained. will be sent to the
Rapid Transit Commission.
The petition declares the tracks have been a
menace 20 life and limb and q bar and a blight
to the development IF the West Side from 3oth
to 60th street west IF Tenth avenue Tor many
years Fire engines have been barred from au-
proach to burning buildings west Of Eleventh
avenue We believe that by the enforce
ment of laws now On the statute books (disre-
garded daily by the raiIoad) rights 10 life,
liberty and the pursuit of business have been
outrageousIy violated; that by ;he police power
OF the state and the powers If the Health Board
anu the city authorities the franchise CT The
road has cue) to operate OF the streets of I
most 6ensely populated city district can he de-
clared forfeited
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
NEW THEATRE SQUAD"
Young Brooklyn Policemen Set to
Watch Sunday Shoes.

according 10 report from thoroughly reli-
able source at Police Headquarters yesterday.
members of the force in plain clothes will be sta
toned to-day in practically every theatre in
Brooklyn and in many of those in New York
to look for violations of the theatre law and TO
make arrests If necessary There have been
rurnors for some time that some such action
might be taken. particularly since the Episcopal
diocesan convention two weeks ago condemned
SO strongly by unanimous vote illegal Sunday
performances. A body of ministers recently ap
pealed to the Mayor the subject
Forty young policemen from Brooklyn ap-
peared at headquarters yesterday. and received
instructions on their work to-day. but from
whom could not be learned.
They were told it said. 10 wear plain
clothes and to pay for admission to the theatres.
They are to watch carefully the whole per-
formance. prepared to make complete report
on it, and If there appear ITO be any violations
to make arrests. The men came from various
precincts. one, and sometimes two from sta
tion. The captains were told to send men who
were both young and relatively new to the force.
Commissioner Bingham was asked the mean
ing of it all.
Well he said, Il ought to say that it is none
of your business what these men were brought
over here for but will content myself by say
ing that l have nothing to say
Were they not brought here to receive in
structions to the enforcement of the theatrical
law Tomorrow" the Commissioner asked
Nothing to say"
Have you heard Of committee Of Protestant
clergy calling upon the Mayor"
Yes, have heard Of IT. Other committees
have been calling upon me, too. The trouble Is
that no one seems to know just what a violation
of the Sunday law is The courts themselves
don't to know, for they handed down wide
ly conflicting decisions upon the subject"
"If your officers see violations will they
force the laws?" the Commissioner was asked
The Commissioner paused for a moment,
looked away, and then turned upon his Ques
TONER DO you know what violation of the
theatrical law s?" he asked, finally.
lieved. he supposed, that appearances in costume
In black face and feats of various sorts consu-
tuted such violation
by gad" said the Commissioner Il guess
you are right. But 1 have nothing further to
say upon the subject"
Along the Rialto 1t the impression last
night that the Sunday shows would be run to-
day usual
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
SHOT AFTER TALK WITH "BAD MAN
Electrical Engineer Dead-Men STOPPING
Over Him Held for Investigation.

David McAuliffe. electrical engineer d1ed
in J. Hood Wright Hospital yesterday after-
noon from shot wound received earlier IN the
day. Benjamin Clarke. liquor dealer Oh NO
1924 Amsterdam avenue. and James ONein of
No. 800 Pelham avenue. The Bronx. were held
in S1OO bail by Magistrate Breen pending an
investigation. The shooting occurred at l3oth
street and Amsterdam avenue. within a stones
throw of McAuliffe's home No. 601 West 18th
street. The police patrolling the neighborhood
heard two shots and hurrying to the scene found
O'Nel and Clarke bending over McAullfte. Ihey
told the police that some unknown person hred
the shots No weapons were found on them or
in the street They said they had been drinking
with McAuliffe aud man named a NJ. Nails.
of No, la Amsterdam avenue, and that there
had been a heated talk between the dead man
and Malls. McAuliffe was warned that Maliis
was a bad man" They started to take Nc
Auiffe home. and had just turned into t36th
street when the shots were fired. Shortly before
his death McAuliffe started to make an ante
mortem statement and talked about a tall
dark man. then becoming unconscious.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
OHIO sOCIETY'S ANNUAL DINNER.
Francis Mcmillan Special Guest-Report
Shows Increased Membership.

The members of the Ohio Society of New York
had their annual meeting and dinner last night at
the Hotel Manhattan. Nearly one hundred and
fifty were present. Colonel John j. McCook pre-
sided head of the society.
AT the presidents table. among others were ex-
Lieutenant Governor Andrew L. Harris, of Eaton
Ohio; D D. Woodmansee judge of the Court of
Common Pleas in Cincinnati; Congressman Albert
Douglas, Of Chilncothe. Ohio; Henry W. Taft a
brother of the Secretary of War; Colgate Hoyt,
president of the Automobile Club Of America; Cen
oral Henry j.. Burnett, eX-united states District
Attorney in this city.
Francis Mcmillan, the vtolinlst, was 2 speclul
guest, being Ohioan.
The election cf officers was held after the dinner.
The only chapLc was the secretary Francis \.
Applagaie retiring in favor of Howard ~. Nienlan.
The re mainder the slate follows: President John
J. McCook; Vice-presdents, Henry w TAFT, X b
Thomas. Thomas Ewing jr., Emerson McMiihn
and w s. Hawk; recording secretary, :. L. stew
art: treasurer Warren Higey; board OF trustees
FlIgene Fraver, W. g Beer and A W. Gilmore.
The spea king was informal The reports show
an incre asin- membership and assets OF SlIVU0:
The chief speaker of the evening was Acting
Governor andrew J.. Harris. He spoke of the nat
Iral resources Of Ohio. and spoke in complimentary
terms of his hosts. After him, Congressman Doug
las spoke making an appeal for the society 10 aid
in the erection OF a monument to mark the burial
place of BriGadier General Arthur st. Clair Judge
Woodmansee also spoke, in a humorous Vein
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
MOTOR ENGINEERS PAY AGREED ON.
New York Central Road Reaches Agreement
with Its Employees.

The adjustment committee cs the engineers
Of the New York Central Railroad which has
been comforting for several weeks with the ofi-
cias of the road completed its work yesterday
by reaching an agreement with the railroad as
to the wages TO be paid the engineers who be-
come motormen on the electrified divisions OF the
road and the conditions under which they will
work
There Is q general understanding that the
committees of engineers on the other roads VIII
take the arrangement as 10 wages and conditions
on the New York Central as standard when
they are making demands on behalf OF the engi-
neers the divisions OF those roads which are
to be electrified. The next road to settle about
the pay of the engineers who become motornen
VIII be the Erie Railroad, which in week or
TWO Will be operating sixty miles of it's Roches-
Yer division with electric motors.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
INTERESTED IN FRISCO DIVE.
Captain T. D. E Wilson Thought It Legiti-
mate, He Says--Denies Knowing Ruef.

Captain T. d. l. Wilson, of San Francisco.
stockhoder in the Relvedere dive, in which ABE
Ruef the indicted boss of San Francisco, was sup
posed to be interested. at the Hotel Victoria
yesterday his way to Europe. He said that he
invested his savings in the place. understanding
that ii Il legitimate music hail. and lost most
of his investment because OF the earthquake. He
said he knew nothing whatever of money paid for
protection.
81 met either Ruef Schrlitz said Cap
tain Wilson yesterday. II never went to the BeIvc-
dcre and knew nothing about the conduct of its
business. 1 saw In the papers that Graney, the
manager, confessed that money was paid for pro-
lection. didn't know it: don't know X
cept by hearsay. l know that San Francisco was
pretty wide open town. as I know that many
others are, from a long experience knocking round
the world. But | have first hand knowledge of
graft, and ! want TO forget my connection with
this place You can hardly imagine what stigma
II is decent. honest to feel that his name
however unwittngly. has been connected with such
"A MACE
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
ACCUSED OF STEALING YACHT.
Prisoner However, Declares That the Boat
Belongs to Him.

Philip Mcbride, a saloonkeeper, of Third ave-
nue. and 117th street, was prisoner in the
Tombs court yesterday charged with stealing
the forty-fve foot sloop yacht Eleanor, valued
at $3.50, from Commodore John E. Macarthur OF
the New Jersey Yacht Club. who lives at No. 14o
Palisade avenue Jersey City. The boat was
taken last Monday night from her anchorage
at Bergen Point. Magistrate Whitman held Nc
Bride in $1,500 bail for examination.
Mr. Mcbride said he bought the yacht two
years ago from ]. H. Andrews. secretary of the
Metropolitan Yacht Club, which has anchorage
in the Fast River off 1920 street He exhibited
a bill of sale or receipt for purchase of the
vessel. Mr.. Mcbride said the yacht was moved
from the anchorage in the East River off 122d
street about six weeks ago by some one un-
known to him According to his story. he told
the police of the theft and began search for
the boat himself.
II was at Bergen Point that Mcbride discov-
cred his boat, he says, and so informed the
harbor police. He says they told him TO go over
and get the boat il il was his. He did so on
Monday night and towed the craft 10 Pier A,
where he anchored it for the night Next day
he had the Eleanor towed up the East River
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
PARENTS ON GILLETTE.
Mother Hopes He Is Innocent
Father Says He Vas Kind.
TBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

Denver, Dec. 1.-The parents of Chester Gill
lette, on trial at Herkimer. N Y. for the murder
OF Grace Brown have been living in Denver since
last July with two other children MIR. and Mrs.
Gillette. who were members OF Dowies Zion Col
ony. and left It to here. talked freely to-day
Of their eldest sons predicament.
They have made out strong case against him.
said his mother. II want to be fair to my own
would be to any else I will not pass
Judgment until hear of his side Of the story.
If he hadn't told many lies they would not
have been able to make out such a strong case
against him. and ne would have a better chance
of acquittal. 1 hope he Is innocent, but will not
tell my conclusion to any one until this case Is
settled"
81 cannot understand It at ALL said the father.
There never anything in Chesters nature
that l knew of that would lead him to do such a
thing. He was always lovabe and kind He has
not been home. except for occasional visits, since
he fourteen years old.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
DELMoNlco ACTION WITHDRAWN.

The application of Albert Therot, as executor of
the will Of Rosa Demonico, in which he Joined
by Lorenzo Crist Delmonico beneficiary under the
viii. for the appointment OF a receiver for the busi-
ness conducted by Josephine Crst Delmonico.
and also f0f an accounting by Miss Delmonico,
Withdrawn. yesterday, Justice DowlinS, in the Su-
preme Court. permitting" the discontinuance of the
proceedings the consents OF ali the parties in
'tercsted.
II stated that the application for receiver
not asked because OF the insolvency OF the
business hut to prevent recurrence of conditions
which had almost rendered the concern insolvent,
and which. If renewed, would do
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
HEARST'S PLURALITY IN KINGS 4575

The Board of Cauvassers for Kings County made
public yesterday morning the official figures of the
recent election for Governor giving W. r. Hearst
a plurality of 4575 in Kings County. No changes
are be made, except in. the instance of the 9th
District, in which the Republican leaders declare
the inspectors gave each Democrat three votes
than he entitled to. The application is
before Justice Dickey, in the Supreme Court. The
figures for the other nominees for Governor
Chase tSociastl, ssh; Randeu (ProhibtionisD. 09.
and Judson Social Labor. 7,17e Charles E. Hughes
Assembly districts in Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
SPEAKERS AT HOPE LODGE DINNER.

At the annual dinner Of Hope Lodge Of East Or
ange next Thursday, Justice Fort of the Supreme
Court, Will act as toastmaster Among the speak
ers will be Stuyvesant Fish, whose tonic is 70 be
''Issues-Not Men" Justice Charles @ Garrison of
the Supreme Court. The Three Learned PROBES
sions''; Governor Stokes OF New Jersey '.MasonIc
Citizens" Among the other speakers are C,resWell
MacIaughlin Of Cornwall on Hudson N Y and
Grand Master Walter Chandler,
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
CLERGYMAN a SUICIDE.
The Rev. L. A. Haas, of Rochester, Crazed
by Pains of Rheumatism.
IBy Telegraph TO The Tribune

iBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune
Rochester Dec 1-Crazed by the pains of
rheumatism, the Rev. Louis A. Haas committed
suicide this morning by shooting himself in the
mouth AT MS nome. No. l Clarence Park, dying
instantly Mr.. Haas had been chaplain at the
state industrial School for many years His
family discovered him lying in bed with the
revolver. which ended his life. still In his hand
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
TO TRY PORTSMOUTH OFFICER.

Portsmouth. England, Dec. IAN Admiralty or
der was received this morning directing the trial
by court marital Of Lieutenant Bernard St George
stOilard, TO whose order. On your knees" ha re
cent mutinous outbreak here is attrthuted.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
TO RESTORE sLocuM MONUMENT.

Borough President Jose Bermel and County
Clerkelect Joseph Niedersten both Of Middle VII
laee, Queens Borough. have announced that they
VIII have the Slocum monument, from which van
osls recently stripped the $3.50 bronze tablet
repaired and restored equal 20 fits former condition
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
WANTS SEAT FOR TIGER IN CAR.

Thomas b. Jeffery s. Co. made one OF the first
sales at the automobile show which opened last
night at the Grand Central Palace. The purchaser
was c, 6. Edwards. of Bangkok Siam; Mr.. Ed
wards boGsht the car the condition that bacS
seat attachment Tor his pet tiger be built on the
1vnueaN.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02

Paterson, Dec 1.-Tempeton's brother-in-law,
John Langenberg is in the county Jail here on
a charge of grand larceny. and 1t is thought
here that Langenberg may possible have had
something to do with the escape of Templeton
It is thought that Langenberg may have In
stigated Templetons wife to take to her huspand
tIe saws by means of which the ten men
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