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New-York tribune., 1906-09-08
sIMPLIFIED SPELLING MUST WAIT.
Public School Teachers Can Take No Action
Until Board of Education Moves.

Although DR. William II. Maxwell City Super
intendent OF Schools. has become a member of the
SimpIihed Spelling Board. and although the board
OF superintendents has recommended the adoption
OF the slmplihed spelling Of 30 selected words
step be taken by teachers IN the public schools
which will reopen Monday. 20 introduce sim
pliAed spelling IN the classes. because the Board
Of Education has not acted.
DR. Maxwell said yesterday that the Board OF
Education's committee on studies probably thought
there would he no need for haste since efforts 10
regulate the anomalies and perversties OF English
spelling had been dragging along for thousand
years so.
After the 800 words have been accepted In their
sfmplifed spelling all the country" ne said.
New York fall into line"
Nathan S. Jonas. chairman Of the Board Of Fdu-
cations committee studies. said that the com
mittee not working for fame, but for the good
cf the schools. He gave the Information that the
committee nearly evenly divided on the ques-
tion of simphed spelling, adding:
We have had several heated discussions the
sub5ect the committee. and II has gone over
from meeting TO meeting. l expect that We shall
session which shall call In a few days
The Simplihed Spelling Board r. was announced
yesterday has list Of 2s2 school superintsndents
in the United States who have declared in favor
OF simplided spelling. The New York Observer,
II was said. the latest publication TO announce
the Of simplhed spelling In it's regular Issues
New-York tribune., 1906-09-08
ORR INsPECTs BROOKLYN SUBWAY.
Looks Over Work in Response to Complaints
of Fulton Street Merchants.

Alexander r. orr, president OF the Rapid Transit
Commission, inspected the work the Fulton
street subway in Brooklyn yesterday morning Mr.
orr was accompanied oy the engineers Of the Rapid
Transit Commission and the contractor for the
work The conditions on the street which have
caused the merchants to complain. Mr Orr said
we're mainly due 10 the readJustment necessary 10
hermit the laying Of four tracks. Mr. orr said he
felt conhdsnt that the obstructions would be re-
moved from the roadway time for the christina s
trade
CHIEF Engineer Rice has been asked 10 make an
oaiciel report on the progress of the work II Is
charged by the merchants along the route OF the
,,caysrion that Mr. Orr's visit was anticipated and
,bat several places were cleared for him 20 inspect
ru repIy 10 the petition sent 20 the Hspd Transit
commission by tie Fulton street merchants. the
,orlovtng reply was sent yesterday from Mr.. Orrs
Office:
mar etrs. President orr has received and care
s,lv noted your petition dated the 4th inst. con-
rsrntna the condition Of Fulton street lie has dI-
,ltd ne 10 inform you that he VIII lake The MAJ
ter 40 without delay and nave an lhftaugaii0n
ana report made soon as possiDie
New-York tribune., 1906-09-08
70 CHOSE JESUIT GENERAL TODAY.

Co.. sep. Although the quadrivium or the
a. sgation OF the Society OF Jesus closed to-
- ut oelegstes viii remain IN secl,Ision until
a.. NE siection tomorrow. All the American
Tsssss are IN good health
;q ..-s4ohs l@4ohs Tor the scrutiny of the votes
b-sr ~ ule large hall Of the college have
sgs-i,, !, I.eted- Vicar FreddI announced this
N. nm '''" mass which VIII precode the cleo
rasr -. 81 az CLOCK Saturday morning. The
~ etsFat.. go TIE parAeEf Communications u
r1-Ss tlt tuIeTregnum ana for rs - 81 Sl. 49, - 80
IA. ne congregation '' '-
r s.Ds-s 'sl.rts seem 20 indicate thai the choice
A.FEr ~ =. VII faN upon Father Rudolpb q
a. ths u = Louis. but the secrecy ,.,,.i - a.
iisa0ioTs - gI tne congregation is such that an
New-York tribune., 1906-09-08
INTERCHANGE OF DENTAL LICENSES.
Some States Allow 1t, and Effort Made to
Induce All to Do So.

To the Editor Of The Tribune:
Sir. I notice with pleasure your editorial IN a
recent issue on interchange OF licenses or physl-
clans 10 practise their profession in other states
l have been endeavoring the last four years TO
bring about similar Of affairs for the den
tist Four years ago the National Association Of
Dental Examiners meeting at Ashevle. " e.
introduced the following resolution:
Resolved That an interchange OF licenses to prac-
be- granted by the various state boards on the fol-
ANY dentlst who has been in legsl practice for fys
years or more, and is reputable dentist or good
moral character, a member OF hss sta-e dental So
ciety. and who is desirOus of making a change Of
iiIr board og Tie state IN which he is registered
for certificate of recommendation. which shall at
1ents and such certificate il granted shall be de-
posted with the eXanilning board OF the state in
in exchange thereof may Grant him license 10
practise dentistry
This. after a Tong discussion. was passed unani-
n,ousIy and again the next meeting at St Louis
il VAS again passed unanimously Some ten or
twelve states and the Dis trict Of Columbia have
adopted the resolution and Interchange under il.
II is a mystery why all the state boards do not
adopt this resolution, and ihus obtain exchange Of
II las 90 gone an ,hEough al the necessary
years OF pr pai 'to. @ an" suIated rom reputa-
~ ms state and received his license to Practise
Toe i'm one place thus establishing his character as
man and ms reputation as e., a dentist il seems that
snywhere in this broad land.
o. Nm, of The stat. boards Of examiners requfre a
strict and rigid examination OF the applicant Tor
a license no METER how long he may have been in
I,rastice or how eminent ne may be
+ know of two instances when the applicants
,sr. mon ~ The Teputa tion and sor s5,,d -
sons desired to practise IN another state Thev
,,er. reoIlirad 10 take the same examination ~
,,o,i,- Do,o fresh from college. and they eaiied a.
would nine out - ten who have been in practice
tor Sesrs or more. for the reason that .bs ,',r
rfeuIir, ~ colleges changes and the man IN b,s,,
practice cannot keep up with the theoretical parf
but practically Il wen anu uulS QuaIlned TO do
practical work a dentst
TDt.rrbanae ~ licenses IS risht and shopls -
granted nv an state boards because II is riyLt -
' " CHARLES 8 STOCKtOr
% 1900. N-'.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-08
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
A BRYAN BUGAB0O RECALLED.
Said Government Was Building Forts to Sup
press Laboring Man.

TO the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir; In the campaign OF 1870 ". }. Bryan. in two
speeches at least was reported as saying in sub
stance that the forts that being built along
the seaboard were not being built to resist attacks
trorn foes without but 10 shoot down own work
ingmen. do not attempt to give the exact words.
out feel sure that I have given the substance of
What Bryan said, and that of the speeches
containing this statement was made in or near
New York City and related more forts
IN the vicinity Of the city. Your files doubtless
contain the speech or speeches referred to, and
as a reader Of The Tribune il would be esteemed
favor y you would recall I'm your columns the exact
language Bryan used In my opinion man who
would make such a statement is not entitled to re-
specttul consideration I'm anything he might say.
II indicated that he simply a demagogue, with
out even sanity OF truthfulness ! am sure he made
the same statement in one more of his Western
speeches. II had to the files of your paDer
Tor 1900 ] am sure I could find IT, but, not having
them, beg TO express the hope that you Will
oeem il well to recall the words showing .'ryan
10 he mere demagogue. l do not send this for
publication but in the hope that you will see mt
10 recall the sentence sentences the substance
OF " htch ] have indicated. TRIBUNE READER.
Cortland y. Y, Sept. g.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-08
PUPILS INCREASE S PER CENT.
No Estimate Yet of Number on Part Time
This Year.

make eny estimate as the number Of children
who would register the number who would be
on part time in the public schools
THE increase in registration may be figured
sbout per cent over last years total he said.
hut try give even approximate estimate of
the actual number who will register IS impossible
at the present time"
At the close OF the last school session the num-
her of children the register was 566 9e2, 726B or
whom were on part time. Although there will hs
28l40 new sittngs ready when the schools open,
lhis Will scarcely take care OF the natural in
crease in the school population. BY November ].
however. there Will be 1900 additional sttings
ready. n the strike OF the steamftters is settled.
and this viii relieve the tension considerably. II
would seem. however. as already forecast in The
Trbuna that during the approa ching school
sion The number or part-time pupils will not be
reduced
New-York tribune., 1906-09-08

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New-York tribune., 1906-09-08
MRS. VAN ALsTYNE BRINGS SUIT.
Seeks Absolute Divorce and Custody Of
Child

Mrs Isabelle ". Van Alstyne. whose husband.
Guy c. Van Alstyne. recently abandoned his habeas
corpus proceedings obtain custody OF their three
year-oId child has brought suit for an absolute
divorce and yesterday applied to Justice New
burger in the Supreme Court. for alimOny of SO
a week and counsel fees OF S,oo0 Mrs. Van AL
styne names a woman variOusly known. she says
as Mrs Katharine T. Allison and Mrs. Katherine
P. Newman. correspondent.
Mrs Van Alstyne says that she married at
Charlotte Mich. IN 1901. She alleges that her hus-
band has not provided for her since July & In
August 1905 she SAYS she entered into an agres-
ment OF separation. by which the CUSTODY or Ineir
child went to her and she was 10 receive S25 a
month. She is now staying at the Martina WASH
ington Hotel Justice Newburser reserved dectsioh
New-York tribune., 1906-09-08
MAYOR MCCLELLAN DUE HERE TODAY.

Mayor Mcclellan will arrive from Europe to-day
on the st. Paul. wireless message was received
at City Hail yesterday afternoon saying that the
ST. Paul vas then about $50 miles from New York
and would probably reach her pier some time this
afternoon.
Mayor yesterday after more than two months as
executive head of the city. He has been Acting
Mayor longer than any other man In recent years.
no Mayor has been away for much more than
month at a time. During Mr., McGowan's incum-
bency the Brooklyn Rapid Transit two fares 10
Coney Island fight and the garbage drifting TO
Jersey shores important questions dealt with.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-08

snce. '' W.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-08
ACTIVITY AT JUNTAs QUARTERS.
Many Offers of Service-The Maria Herrera
May Sail on Tuesday.

At the Cuban revolutionary junta yesterday
there was scene Of great activity. The news
paper announcement that the Offices had been
opened for business brought there many men OF
the type known soldiers Of fortune All were
anxious 10 enlist in the cause OF the insurgents.
Colonel Charles NJ. Aguirre delegate. and Major j.
A Castellanos secretary Of the junta- were absent
from the office all day an errand- the nature OF
which not dvulged.
The steamer Maria Herrera, now loading arms
and ammunition I'm South Brooklyn for the Cuban
government will probably be ready 70 sail next
Tuesday Most OF the large shipment Of munitions
is already on board and the work of mounting the
guns deck begun yesterday. The govern
msnts offer OF armstice Of ten days In CUBA ap-
parently did not include the shipment OF war sup
piles from this country.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-08
WEDDING INVITATIONS RECALLED.
George Fasch, Son of Standard Oil Stock
holder, viii Not Marry Cleveland Girl.

Cleveland, Sept. 7--Announoeulent was made
to-day that the engagement Of George F-asch,
son OF Herman Frasch. a large Standard Oh
stockholder. and Miss Nancy Lows. daughter OF
s. c. LOWS. wealthy East End resident, had
been broken of II Is understood that parental
objections caused the action 70 be taken.
The wedding had been set for tomorrow, and
all preparations had been made. The invitations
20 the wedding were recalled yesterday. and to-
night Mrs Lows said that the wedding had been
indefinitely postponed" Friends say that there
will be no wedding Young Frasch arrived to-
dav from New York where his family has been
living recently.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-08
PHONETIC POLICE THE LATEST.
Kohler, of Cleveland, the Presidents Model
Chief, Adopts New Spelling.
[By Telegraph 70 The tribune. !


Cleveland. Sept. Its frills and feathers
now for Police Chief Kohler's finest! Woe unto
the impOliteI
Respectful reports. respectfully submitted
sans flourish sans -four fush"-have been or
dered by the chief.
Sad sessions with the polite books for the
spoilers OF the department.! No moro shaded
swerves in the signatures OF sergeantsl
Kohler has condemned conscious conceit IN
the captains, ruled the robbers word loot
from the lines OF heutenants. and put the
''xibosh" on everything but the chiefs most
highly approved English.
"'Tis' and tat" and "sssn 'eTn" and split
infinitives may lose any white gloyed, brass
mounted oricer his job.
Kohler was recently termed "the best chief OF
police in the country by President Roosevelt.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-08
TIMOTHY r. DONOVAN.

Timothy F. Donovan. chief OF the court officers
in the County Court Brooklyn. died at Mountain
dale, Sullivan County yesterday For several
months Mr.. Donovan had been ill., and the death
Of his son three weeks ago practically caused his
death. Captain Donovan was born In Ireland aftv-
six years ago He entered the employ Of the city
IN the Charities Department and rose until he re-
celVed the place or captain OF the officers of the
County Court Mr. Donovan was for many wears
well known figure I'm Democratic politics in
Mclaughlin
Mr.. Donovan leaves a WIFE, one brother and one
sister Ills body VIII be brought 10 his home at
No. 1856 Dean street 1870 -
New-York tribune., 1906-09-08
= DISCUSS lRoN woRKgRs. sre,ke.

10 On o. ], -. Vas maze yesterday that the call
Rene T'r,o, Ae " the Housesmiths and Bridge
cty win sssinst Individual contractors IN ,1,is
hs'ioael 1'ia'd az The convention of the Inter
Workers 1'a,'on Of bridge and structural Iron
Ihss, srrssa. begins 10 Detroit on ssptenb.r II.
soelstios :. we're ordered hy the International as.
Asnonsl a., % e national strike against. the
esssl and ~, 'si.on OF Ersctors Of Structural
s-s.ss sgslns, 80 ao nothing 70 DO with tie local
Ulor,, Vas Gscisrss A..ied Iron Associations gq!s
~ sH -.H sso. bl.f OF, uncondif l0Ealiy about fgo
taso-,.f9 on lie om.sNsn the strikers were willing
,Is s,rif.s.s 10 take ihea bse Ts. itGs ,Ss
"ts declared OF
New-York tribune., 1906-09-08
L0NGW0RTHs START WEST.
Congressman Says He Expects No Difficulty
in Obtaining Reelection.

oyster Bay, Sept. Representative and Mr..
iehoias Lonsworth left sagamore EIim this MORN
ing Ior Cincinnati. Before taking the train Mr.
LOnsworth said that he would NOT as - na.
Planned. have time to visit the Congressional corn
mittee headquarters IN New York Speaking o, N.
pohtical situation IN Ohio. Mr. LOngworth said ths,
ne hao not been candidate a delegate 10 m,
@ @S1tNention Tor the reason that the nominate
s @ IN MS Congress district would ar al tns
Stl tLIHS as the state convention. Mr. Tonx-
worth said he expected no OppOsfrion n, ba,,s-~
re-electedt ~ ''''~N4'S IN ocinS
New-York tribune., 1906-09-08
ALEXANDER 6ELFoRp.

Los Angeles. Sept. Alexander BelfOrd, who
some years ago was well known book and maga-
zine publisher of Chicago. died at the Good Sa-
maritan Hospital in this city to-day from
paralysis Mr.. Belford had been ill for several
months. He married the daughter OF Andrew Nc
NRlly. Of the Rand -McNaIly Publishing Company. OF
Chicago. J. A McNally, of Chicago. a brOther-in-
law of the dead man, who came 70 Los Angeles 10
see Mr Bedford some time ago. is seriously Ill
a hospital in this city.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-08
OBITUARY.
CHARLES y. MELLON.

icy IcieEraph - The Tribune
sforristou'n N. J.. Sept 7-charlas III Male,
of Madison avenue. died last night at Murray Bay
Canada where he and his family were spending the
summer. M Mellon according 90 the report was
taken with hemorrhage and lived only a short
while. Mr. Mellcn came 20 Morristown eight Years
ago and occupied the house where the McCurdv
home now stands. in South street He afterwards
puTchassed ne randolph property IN Madison ave
nuc. ny Mellon was an active uenlber ~ the
MorFistown Field Club. the Morris Golf club he
W MhippanA ftlNef Country club and the MorrisO own
Club. He leaves wife and a son, Charles II ir
and daughter Miss Eleanor 49, ''''
New-York tribune., 1906-09-08
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BRESLIN-William A. PnkertOn. Chicago. EN-
PIRE-ColOnel ]. H. Estell. Savannah. GILSEY-
DR. St Clair Thomson. London. IMPERIAL
Dwight l.. Moody. Boston. MAJESTIC-Dr. F. E
Pierce. Chicago. VICTORIA-Rear Admiral George
Q Reter l.. s n WALDORF-ASTORIA-H
Disston. Philadelphia: William Z. Ridgely, Con-
troller OF the Currency. Washington. WOLCOTT-
Edward W. Mealey president OF the First National
hank of HagerstOWn. Md.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-08
ROBERT A BEERS.

Robert a. Beers ffty-seven years old Of the
firm Of Calhoun. Robbins & Co. Of Manhattan
died on Thursday evening his home In Far
Rockaway. He had been il for four years with a
complication of diseases including locomotor ataxia
and paralysis. lie was never married. He had lived
AZ Far Rockaway for about twenty years. Previous
TO becoming connected with the firm Of Calhoun.
Robbins a. CO. he a broker in Wall street lie
leaves two sisters, Mrs. ]. Masserty and Mrs
William B. Crowell. and four brothers, NJ. H, John
James and Samuel Beers
New-York tribune., 1906-09-08
JUDGE J. L. M'cREERY.

Duluth. MINI. Sept. Judge J. I. McCreery. o.,
Washington. member of the Board OF Review Of
the United States Department or the Interior died
here to-day after operation for appendicitis He
came West 20 attend the national encampment OF
the Grand Army of the Republic accompanied bv
his wife and daughters, Miss Flora McCreery and
Mrs. Arthur b SperTy. of PtsbUTg. He published
THE Dubuque Herald one OF the first pa5 5ers west
OF the Mississippi
New-York tribune., 1906-09-08
ooosoN MITCHELL A BANKRUPT.

A voluntary petition in bankruptcy was filed yes
terday by Doison L. Mitchell actor. Of No. 40
West 44th street. showing indebtedness OF 1s7s9
and assets OF Sl6 The principal creditors are
actors. who hold claims for services. among them
being Thaddeus Gray. Boston. $500; Pearl De
SeclOus. Boston, 81. .&D0; Henry Breadgall, Boston,
81 20; Mandel Crocker. Boston, 81 200 G NJ Barnett.
Boston. s1zOD; Arthur Shaw, Chicago, 500; John
A. Larkin. Boston 81 200. and William NJ FaTnum.
he avnba
New-York tribune., 1906-09-08
DUKE ESTATE CLOSED TO PUBLIC.

sonervilIe. ~ j.. Sept. THE Duke estate. with
It's twenty miles OF macadam roans ana Its flowers
- h,,t,herv which James II. Duke sought 10
- serve him AS a private place and the people
- a mark. f. 10 be closed 20 the public as a re-
su,t of vandalism and misehist Gu S1riLs Ine last sea-
son sIr Duke is spending ApSlt .t $3.50 a week IN
S6ssu,ifying and maintaining his park
New-York tribune., 1906-09-08
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Beginning Monday, September IL Mrs. Wisss
OF the Cabbage Patch will begin a three weeks
engagement at the New York Theatre. Mrs. Madgs
Carr Cook will have the title role. as she has had
during the four the play has been IN
existence and she will be supported by a company
that is nearly identical with that which seen
during the long three months engagement at the
Savoy Theatre three seasons ago.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-08
NEWSPAPER ADOPTS NEW SPELLING.

IBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune
greenwich Conn. Sept The first Connecticut
newspaper 10 adopt the simplifed spelling boards
methods is The Greenwich News" Fred W. Lyon,
Editor and proprietor. which made its weekly sp
pearance this afternoon with the three hundred
words indorsed by President Roosevelt used
throughout its news columns, and the announce
nent that It intended keep 70 that style OF SPELL
ing hereafter.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-08
CHANGES I'M ~IApY Jlms

Walter y. Lawrence has made material changes
In Lady jim" In which he Is starring with Miss
Hida SpOng. and the revised version was produced
az WebeTs Theatre last evening In the presence
or a large and cordial audience Mr.. Lawrence's
object In making thes. changes was TO meet the
criticisms Of the play whloh ware orered BY the
New-York tribune., 1906-09-08
MILLIONS TO SAVE zIEGLER WILL.
The Executors Spent s2,ls5,oso to Prevent
Contest.

T. Matilda zieglsr. William j. Gaynor and Will
lam s Champ executors OF the estate OF the late
William ZiegIer. presented their first accounting
20 the SurrOzates yesterday. The report shows
that Ii cost s21S50sO 70 settle action to break
the will that gave the fortune to Mr.. ziegler's
adopted SON At the time the will was probated it
was said that sister of Mr.. Ziegler and two neoes
xxouIA contest a. The report follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-09-08
STRIKE AT GRAND THEATRE OVER.

The tie-up I'm the Grand Theatre Grand and
Chrystie streets which prevented the giving of
performance Thursday evening ended yes
terday Conferences between Jacob Adler. the les
see and general manager. and a COMMITTEES of the
United Hebrew Trades, which ordered the strike.
resulted In compromise.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-08
=, ROOSEVELT. JR, HoMswAep eouNn

ths p,..,s-pN - '.-IieodoTe Roosevelt ir son Of
;for, L-l passed through Denver bound Pas,
Ia h,,a. -n''hs l'hs trip IN Western Colorado one q,
sspltine sros oandaged. emo be said an liberation
s.ne earle ~ INJURY was causing him 10 return
oser. bT - shen he Intended he kiue6 tbTes
New-York tribune., 1906-09-08
MRS AsToR MUCH IMPROVED.

Boston. Sept Mrs. William Astor, OF New
York who Is under the Of physicians at the
Hotel Somerset. in this city, was reported to-day
tn be much improved. DIR. r. J. Stevens issued
bulletin early in the day stating that Mrs. AstOr
was very comfortable. and that she would probably
be removed to Newport tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-08
WORSE AND woHsEl

To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: In reading the action OF the President abou,
the spelling this couplet occurred 10 me;
The President wrote about spelling 70 ,stiiinss
Il seems u ought 20 have been 70 joan Billings"
A CONSTANT READER.
Brooklyn. Sept. s. 100.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-08

Newport. r. l.. Sept. L-Dr. Austin Flint. when
seen to-day. said that the reports about the
dtion of Mrs William AstOr had been greatly
sXaggerated that she was suffering only from a
sIight cold and that would come to her Newport
villa tomorrow. He said that there had been no
cause for alarm from the first
New-York tribune., 1906-09-08
FAVOR GRADUAL SPELLING REFORM.

Scranton. Penn. Sept AFTER lively discussion
the city teachers to-day at the close OF the annual
institute declared themselves in favor Of grad
ual reform in spelling and the ultimate adoption of
the phonetic system.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-08
For,ca.t for Special LocaIlties-For Eastern New
LocaI omclai Reeord. TIC

win ths corresponding date Of last year:
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