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New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
MURPHY WILL NOT SPEAK
Democracy and "Hearstism" Cause
Dinner Disturbances.

Charles +. Murphy, fearing that his attendance
at the jefferson dinner at the Democratic Club
Monday night would commit him to programme
OF hostility TO latterday socialism. has decided to
stay away. Mr.. Murphy got an Inside tip that
Mayor Mcclellan, whose toast is Democracy is
going TO Democrats against ''Hearstism
He and many Of his friends had intended to be at
the dinner, but when Mr.. Murphy considered that
Hearst may be on top in the Democratic State
Convention. and that Tammany may be compelled
TO ride the Hearst band wagon this fall. he de-
cided that it would be a good idea TO stay away
from a dinner where the tenor Of the speeches will
be hostility socialism and "Hearstism."
Another disturbing development to the managers
of the dinner is the fact that Representative Cock
ran is pleased. because he was not assigned to
committee asked the speakers to name their topics.
Mayer Mcclellan, having abundance of secre-
tares, promptly sent reply, saying he would
choose the theme OF Democracy" Mr.. Cochran,
being burdehed with his Congressional duties,
bit slow with his reply, which Democracy
and Socialism" Mr. Cochran was informed ten
derly possible that the Mayor had caught the
biggest topical plum, and asked to name some
other topic If Mr.. Cochran attends the dinner he
will probabl speak Democracy and Socialism,
although he may call il by different name.
Mr. Murphy. when seen yesterday, wound only
say: Il intended to go. Now don't intend to 60,
When Little Tim" Sullivan asked Yesterday
If he going TO the dinner, he said: wen, you
know I'm pretty good mixer. Several OF my po-
litcal pals win be there and 1 guess I'll go and
hear the speeches
seldom attended dinner outside his district. and
that probably he would not be present Tax Com
F. Murphy. said he did not expect to be at the
The Mayor went to Princeton yesterday to pre-
pare his speech. HIS friends are confident that
his talk on Monday night will be interesting to the
od-line Democrats of the country. Ex-President
Cleveland lives at Princeton; and he and the Mayor
are good friends. 1t is believed that the Mayors
talk will meet the approval of Mr.. Cleveland
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
JUMPS FROM NEW BRIDGE
DeSpondent Tailor Leaps from
williamsburg Structure.

Nathan Isascsor. twenty-eight years old. of No
SIS Rivfngton street. tailor. jumped from the north
roadway Of fhe centre span of the Williamsburg
Bridge yesterday morning and narrowly escaped
landing the deck Of the ferryboat New York.
Isaacson is in the Williamsburg Hospital suffer
ing from internal injuries and II is not expected
that he win live.
Isaacson came TO this country five years ago
from Russia and worked long hours 10 support him
self and his parents in Russia In his spare moments
he read works socialism. Two years ago he
was Joined by a brother, who died last week in
Beth Israel Hospital. The loss Of his brother,
bined with had health, made Nathan despondent.
and yesterday morning he determined 10 end his
misery by jumping into the river.
On reaching the centre OF the bridge the tailor
climbed TO the north roadway without being seen
nv any Of the bridge policemen. He jumped from
the high guard railing. Passengers on the New
York him turn four somersaults before his
body struck the water. isaacson landed so near
the ferrybost that the water spleshed the front
deck Moses Iongstreet. the captain Of the New
York sgnalled for full speed astern. and when the
tailor came the surface two deckhands caught
his clothing with long boathooks and he pulled
deck When the boat reached Williamsburg
1sascson was hurried the hospital A few hours
later he regained consciousness and told the doc
tors story Of his life He said he had appealed
10 several wealthy men 10 help him. but that they
had refused.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
SUES GENERAL JIMENEZ.
Plaintiff 1sks $50 900 for Outftting
FHibuStering Expedition.

General Juan Isidro Jimenez. ex-Presdent Of
Santo Domingo the defendant in a suit heard
yesterday by Justice Fitzgerald. in the Supreme
Court Joseph L. Cunningham is the plaintiff. He
seeks 70 $4,000 for services rendered in the
equppinG Of the Fanita hlibustering expedition
which left Mobile, Ala, on May "a 1897. for Monte
Cristi.
l. was the FaniJa expedition that made possible
the success which attended General Jimenez's
revolution against President Heureaux
General Jnnenez not present the trial OF
The case, having sailed from this city few weeks
ago Tor Porto Rico, where. it is said. he is pre-
pairing TO start another revolution IN Santo Do
mlngo he was represented IN by Perry
Allen The nature OF the services rendered does not
appear in cunninghamE complaint. but lie declares
that the sum demanded reduced from S65 GD0
General Jimenez. he said, gave rim a three months
note Tor the $500 and 500 in cash for expenses
The note passed 10 the Colonial Trust Company
wnere II Is now in a sealed envelope
r. =. Phillips who appeared as counsel for Cnln-
ningham; tried 10 have this envelope opened. but
Joseph NJ Babcock, Of the trust company declined
10 do so without an order from the court Justice
Fitzgerald would not issue the order. He said that
motion would have 10 be made TO Special Term
FOR the production Of the envelope and the examina
ton Of its contents by referee
fhe case was adjourned to this morning.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

Liverpool April 11-Arrved. steamer (Brl. Thoup-
New York Mediterranean ports (returnins
from cruise; sailed. Oceanic tBrl. Cameron
New York via Queenstown
Queenstown. April IL. Gas m-Arrtved. Teu-
tonic (Brt. Haddock. New York Liverpool land
proceeded) sailed Caronia (Br) Barr from
LiverpOoD. New York
Southampton. April II, m-Sailed. steamer Kaiser
Wilhelm II Ger, Hogemann from Bremen). New
York via CherbOuTE
Cherbourg April IL. m-Sailed. steamer Kaiser VIII
helm II GER Hogemann from Bremen and South
ampton). New York
Gibraltar. April 11-Tassed. steamers stag tBr) Buman
New YORK via = ltchaeIs for AeXaudretta; America
(Brl. Lusiani, Marseles for New York.
Christiania April tSailed United Dan)
Wuld drom Copenhagen. New York Christian
Lizard. April II. 1880 mPassed. steamer Pretoria
CGer). Schrotter, New York for Dover and Hamburg
Barbados April 9-Saied. steamer Thespis (Brl Fer
guson from Santos and Rio Janetro). New YorL
Trieste. April 10-ATrved steamer Ultonia tRr Thorn
son. New York for Plume.
Tarifa April ll-Passed steamer Lombarda GtaD.
Orengo New York for Naples Genoa
Malta. April 10-Arrived steamer Croydon tBr) Man,
Hiogo. Manila Cebu and Singapore Colombia FOR
Colombo. April SAILED. Cutenfels Ger from,
Calcutta for Boston and New York
Head April 1.-THE Cunard Line steamer Saxonia
tBrl, Charles; from Boston for Queenstown and
erpOOl was In communication by wireless telegram
with the station here at I:45 m. when the vessel
S. miles west Of this point: will probably reach
Queenstown about 5:f5 p to-day.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
oAkLEYs LIEUTENANT ON STAND.

James A Mulligan, lieutenant Of John r. oak
ley, the Tammany leader. went on the stand in
his behalf yesterday in his trial before Judge
Mcmahon I'm General Sessions on the charge of
making false statements under oath. NIulIigan
denied that he had ever known George Walsh
under any other name than that of Arthur Smith
and said that the acquaintance had existed for
five years He said that the stenographic minutes
Of meetings in the office of Elections Superintend-
ent Morgan were erroneous in stating that he had
been examined twice there; he contended that II
only once.
John Phillips. Mulligan's bartender corrobora ted
the testimony that Walsh was never known 70
nun as smith George Ebbitts. an undertaken.
resumed that he knew Walsh as DIR. Smith" Eb-
oitts got so confused in his answers that Judge
McSaafoh said, We have had enough of this
and the witness was withdrawn Then a., ad
)ournment was taken until to-day. " 49,
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
TELLS OF FAKING NJ o. L. PETITIONS
Goldberger Adds Details to Previous Confes-
sions in District Attorneys Office.

Benjamin NJ Goldberger, who committed frauds
IN the preparing Of Municipal Ownership League
peunons IN the last campaign, continued his con-
ieSson yesterday, and several others said to have
peen concerned in the work with him were also at
The District Attorneys office and made statements
Goldoerger is said to have asserted that John H.
Bergesch, Republican leader in the 4th Assembly
District, told him that the Republicans had NOM
mated Anthony j. GalOtto. of No 337 East 18th
street. for the Assembly and Carl 6 Brand Of
10 90 East 9Th street, for the Board of Aldermen
ald that their Endorsement by the Municipal Own
ershlp League was wanted. Cioldberger said he
UNDERTOOK to get the names by the method which
ne had adopted, namely. from THE City Record"
1heh ne turned the list over to Bergesch, but Tam
man later contested the petition successfully.
Bergesch told the District Attorney that Il petit
ton which he supposed to be legitimate.
handed 10 him, and that he left the petition at
hea dnuarle -
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
GROCERS ARE OUSTED.
Wholesale dissertation VIII Be
Wound Up-VictOry for Ellis.
lBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Columbus, Ohio. April 1.-THE Wholesale
Grocers' Association OF Ohio to-day ousted
from its charter by the Circuit Court Of Frank
lin County for violation Of the Ohio antitrust
laws. This is Attorney General Els's first big
victory in his crusade against the TRUSTS in
Ohio He considers to-dey's ruling of the court
the frst fruits Of the Dever immunity law
The judgment Of custer was rendered on a mo-
fi0n from the Attorney General for a decision on
The pleadngs alone. The answer of the COM
panE had admitted sufficient acts in the opinion
Of the court To show violation OF the antitrust
act John +. Safer and Gilbert II. Stewart at
torneys. were appointed trustees To wind nm
the affairs of the company.
II was charged in the petition Of the state that
'he Grocers Association was formed to regulate
prices and TO restrain trade. Most of the ,I,1oIe
sale 9grocers in Ohio. il is said. are members OF
The organization. When the suit was brought
III officers were b. W. HOusum Clevelapd
president; Robert MCGOWAN, Steubenyille hrst
yice-presideni; Frank Hosler, Mansfield second
vice president; s. o. Howell, Cleveland secre-
fSrN-treaSurer.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
C0NEY ISLAND IN LUCK.
Bill for Improving Channel To Be Favor
ably Reported.
GFrom The Tribune Bureau.

From The Tribune Bureaul
washington, April 11.-A bill authorizing a
survey of the Coney Island Channel, with a view
10 deepening it eventually. will be favorably
reported by the House Committee on Rivers and
Harbors before the end Of the session. This
ana project for perfecting the jetty at the
mouth OF the Columbia River the only two
measures on which there is any likelihood of
the committee making favorable report this
year. Innumerable bills providing for river and
harbor appropriations have been introduced but
the House leaders have declared against River
and Harbor bill. and only because of the i'm
portance of the Coney Island and Columbia
River projects will the committee make an ex-
ception. The deepening of Coney Island Chan
mel has long been urged by maritime interests
afrected TO relieve the congestion in New York
Harbor. One of its principal benefits would be
to provide passageway for towing vessels with
their barges of refuse from the city to reach
a dumping ground off Sandy Hook Lightship.
Much Inconvenience to shipping has been caused
by these tows. and the plan is by deepening
Coney Island Channel to afford a line of
travel for the refuse barges and for vessels of
light draft.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
AmuSementS.
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN sUPPI1ES-

Department Interior. Office Of Indian Affairs
Washington Z, c.. March "a. 1eO8-Sealed proposals.
plainly outside OF the envelope Proposal
for rubber goods. boots and shoes may
addressed the ComIris issiOner
Washington D. c. will be received Indian Office
until o'clock p. m. of Thursday. April &c 1906 and
opened furnishing the Indian service with rub
goods boots and shoes. hardware medical sup
plies proposals. plainly marked on the outside
the envelope: Proposal for crockery furniture etc
the may be and addressed to The Commissioner
Of Indian Affairs WASN'T lgtCn. D. c. will be received
the Office until o'clock p. Of Tuesday Nav
1905 opened for furnishing the Indian ser
vice with crockery agricultural implements paints oils
glass tnware wagons. harness. leather. shoe findings
saddiery. school supplies long list OF nsce-
laneous articles Bids must be made Government
blanks Schedules giving all necessary for
bidders viii he furnished on application TO the Indian
Office. WashinEton d. c. the u. S. Indian Warehouses
at New York City Chicago. Ill, St Louis, Mo-, and
Omaha. Nebr. The Department reserves the right
reject any and all bids. or Of any bid F. E
LEUPP. Commissions
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
SMUGGLING REPORT UNFoUNDED

San Francisco. April u.-Thrcugh the prompt
action Of Customs Collector William b. Hamilton
hfty-two packages Of goods landed from the United
States 1attleship oregon. TO be transported to the
East, were seized yesterday while ga transit in
custody Of Wells Fargo & co. A partial examina-
ton ~as made By Appraiser Dare. sufficient show
that the rumor Of smuggling was altogether un-
There WIS suit cases. apple boxes small tele-
scopes and other Packages OF like size and they
were FOUND 70 contain souvenirs the VOYAGE
addressed TO the wives. sisters ana daughters and
GicDds Of the Officers and crew Of the Oregon all
of them living IN the East. II Is expected that
The Secrctsry of the Treasury. when put in pos
session OF tie facts by Appraiser Dare viii order
the goods released and forwarded to ther ad-
dresses-
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
TALLY SHEETS 4T FAULT.
Hearing on Traut Protest i'd
iourned Until To-day.

The Assembly Committee on Privileges and Eleo-
tions met yesterday At the Hotel Cadillac and
opened the ballot boxes OF the 10th, 14th and 2oh
Election districts of the 18th Assembly District
where there is a contest between Assemblyman
John c. Hackett Democrat. and Joseph B. Traut,
the defeated Municipal Ownership League candi-
date. On the face of the returns Mr. Hackett was
elected by plurality of 6s votes. Whether this
suit was changed by the recount will not be known
until the committee reports to the Assembly next
week.
Assemblyman Grattan, the chairman Of the COM
mittee. said that the committee felt that there
had been sufficient evidence TO the belief
that there had been discrepancies between the
returns and the tally sheets
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
MANNs EXAMINATION A MYSTERY
Suit on Jewellers Judgment-Lawyers Re
fuse to Disclose Courts Action.

Colonel II. u. Mann, Of Town Topics" was ex-
amined in supplementary proceedings behind closed
doors in the City Court yesterday afternoon The
case was adjourned. but TO what date the lawyers
would not say, neither would they talk about the
examination The lawyer for the judgment debtor
said that the colonel testified that his total income
the salary he received from Town Topics"
but the lawyer refused to say what the salary was
The suit was brought by George J. Cox, assignee
Of Joseph and Simon Franko jewellers who OBJ
tained the original judgment for 81 2SS and costs
Colonel Mann. il is alleged. bought some jewelry
giving pTomissory note. which he failed to meet
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
TRANSPACTFIC MAILS
Close in y. Y.
TODAY.

For. . s{eamer stt ,.,. Close in y. Y
Hawaii Guam and Phippnes--U S "
Sheridan via San Francsco) -,
japan, Corea China-Yangtse (va ~
Tacomal Apr 10, 600 p M
Hawaii and Fill Islands
sonona (yia san & FRANCISCO Apr TO- 1890 a m
pines-Mongolla Cva San Franciscol .Apr 81 1o3o y,
Australia, Fiji Islands and New - ~ q q"
Moana vita Victoria) ..........A Apr % 600 ~
Hawdii-Alameda via San Francisco . Apr % 1920 q -,
Japan. Corea, China Philippines - 1900 Al
Minnesota sofa. via 1,na Seattle, Apr "a 600 m
Empress China (va Vicoria) .......Apr o5 eoo -
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
YACHT OWNERS WIN.
Secretary Metcalf UW Not Oppose
Carrying of Naphtho.
from The Tribu 10 Bureau. !

Washington. April 1.-THE yacht owners of New
York and other Eastern points who have been put
ting up vigorous fight against the ruling of the
steamship inspectors prohibiting the carrying of
naphtha have their battle. II announced
al the Department of Commerce and Labor to-day
that Secretary Metcaf would not oppose the Frye
bill. As the bill introduced by the Maine Senator
has for its purpose the amendment of Section 4472
of the Steamboat Inspection laws, the protesting
yachtsmen consistently claim a decided vic
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
MODEL FOR GORDON MONUMENT

Soion II BoTg.um. sculptor has just completed
monument 4 private exhibition will he hold 80
Mt Borslums home. No 80 East 18th street This
aIternoon, before the model is taken 10 the coun-
'ry studio for enlargement ~ S
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
CIRCUIT ON COURTHOUSE COMMISSION

Mayor Mcclellan yesterday appointed ex-ControI.
Ter Grout member of the Courthouse Commission
10 succeed Edward ". Sheldon. who has RESIGNED
on account oi pressure Of business duties
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12

companion or Mrs Dorothy Hume, DeIphine
Love, the actress who killed herself by jumping
out of the window in the Hotel Sterling last week
was discharged and exonerated by jury yesterday
The graduates of the civil engineering course at
Columbia University will hold a reunion and dinner
Saturday evening at the Hotel Astor.
Hyman Moss clothing manufacturer. will have
to pay the counsellors who are defending his wife
Gertrude in action for a separation brought
against her on the ground of cruelty and abandon
s25 week alimony;. Justice Newburger declined to
pass upon the application of her husband for the
custody of their two children
Alderman Diemer. chairman Of the aldermanic
Committee on Railroads. has ordered public hear
ing April 10 on the application of the Behr Mono
rail Company for franchise to operate railroad
between Brooklyn and Coney Island
Nine men accused of splitting by a patrolman of
the health squad were fined from 81 to So each in
the West Side court yesterday.
Although the aldermen. for the frst time in many
years failed to pass resolution yesterday making
Good Friday legal holiday in the city depart
ments Mayor Mcclellan will take a vacation from
tonight over Sunday
The tug Robert A. Scott which was sunk in a
collision with the tug }. H. Williams last Monday
In the East River was raised by the Merritt Chan
man company yesterday morning. ana the body Of
lll2 Hudson street. HOboken. was found.
Richard CIeary, of No $50 Brook avenue and
Theodore NJ Dougherty of No. 5O7 East Ssth street
were found guilty yesterday by Coroner Mcdonald
of causing the death by asphyxiation of Mrs Sarah
y; Jameson and Dorothy. her four-year- old daupb
were held in $500 bail each for trial.
Excited over the discussion of pickpockets in ~.
Synagogue Talmud Thorah. David Cohen and sam,
uel Godsten had a heated argument. during which
it Is alleged Cohen pushed Goldsein's arm through
ID plate glass door Both We're arrested. but neither
-. the police cnp-
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

William II McGucken, the broker who was the
companion of Mrs. Dorothy Hume. or DeIphine
Love, the actress who killed herself by iumpng
out of the window in the Hotel Sterling last week
was discharged and eXonerated by jury yesterday
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 5:2s Sunset 1898 age 10
HIGH WATER.
AM.-Sandy Hook 1901 Gov Island rs 1908
PM-Sandy Hook 1921 GOV Island 1O4S He'll Gate 12:S6
n dav lsnt m
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12

The graduates of the civil engineering course at
Columbia University will hold a reunion and dinner
Saturday evening at the Hotel Astor
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12

sBrings mail.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12

Alderman Diemer. chairman of the aldermanic
Committee on Railroads has ordered public hear
ing on April 10 the application Of the Behr Mono
rail Company for a franchise to operate railroad
between Brooklyn and Coney Island.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-25
TO BEGIN ON THE WATERWORKS
AND SEWER EXTENSION
MACHINERY EXPECTED
WORK WILL BEGIN THIS WEEK
Contractors will Use a Big Excava-
ting Machine and Hasten
the Work

Mr.. Cook, of the firm of Cook &
Son, the contractors on the water
works and sewer extensions ar
rived in the city Saturday and is
busy with the preliminaries prep.
aratory to beginning active con-
structive work. A car load of ma.
terial was expected Saturday and
all the machinery and other equip
ments necessary for the work will
arrive in a few days. Mr.. Cook
expects to begin operations by
Wednesday or Thursday.
The contractors intend to push
their work rapidly.
In sxcavating the big trenches
they will use a big machine which
plows and hollows out the deeE
trenches at a lively rate, much mon
rapidly than can be done by the old
time shovel method.
Only a few details remain to
be closed up before the negotiation:
for the sale on the bonds are con-
cluded. Clerk Dews received a new
seal today which is to be affixed t.
the instruments and City Attorney
Mills forwarded the remaining
part Of the record to the bono
buyers. There nothing now to i,
interfere with therapid prosecution
and completion of the work.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-25
BIG BARBECUE THIS WEEK

Arrangements have been made
to pull off Que Of the greatest
church barbecues that Chickasha
has ever had. The affair is in the
hands of the Ladies Aid Society of
the Christian church and will be
given Thursday evening from FIVE
until ten O'Clock on the vacant lot
just east of Col, VIM. Inman's resi-
dencc on roth and Dakotah. Messrs
Tom Driggers, Jno. W. Brown,
VIM. Inman and ]. B. Sparks have
charge Of buying and barbecuing
the beeves and with this part in the
hands of such experienced gentle
man, there viii surely be some
thing fine served. Arrangements
have been made to feed a thousand
people. There viii be music dur
ing the evening BY COTS Orches-
ira.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-25
CEMENT CLIPPINGS.

Cement is making big prepar-
tions for the celebration of the
Fourth of July.
Rev. Goldring lift Monday for
Chickasha.
L. A. Williams went to Chick
asha Wednesday to return with his
wife who has been visiting there a
short time.
Rural Free Delivery service from
from Cement will be extended, be-
ginning August 1, by the addition
of several miles to routes / and 2
and the addition of another carrier,
to be known as carrier No. 3.
The meat market owned by
Preece & Co. was burned to the
ground with all its fixtures, tools
and a large amount of meat on
Monday night The fire was first
discovered by the employees at the
cement mill and the alarm was Civ.
en- at about I;3o O'Clock that night,
Sunday the little one year old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. +. A.
Gaylor who live in the southeast
part town died after suffering foi
some time with whUoping cough
and summer complaint. Funeral
services were held Monday and the
remains were inferred in the Gem
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-25
FOR SALE.

A. Bargain: have decided to
sell my home place on the corner
of r3th. Street and Colorado, ave.
Good six room house well arranged.
good windmill, lot COX I65 feet
east and north fronts good barn
will take three thousand dollars
cash, quick sale, for futher infor-
nation address John Wells.
Box 4o2 FL Paso, Texas. I48-I4e
4 furnishedrooms for light house
keeping. One nice front room for
gentlemen.
Mrs. Caldwell, 5o7 Kans-