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New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
WENHAM FREED AND REARRESTED
Former Canadian Pacific Official Held for
Alleged Intention to Depart.

Oharles F. Wenham. formerly Western general
passenger agent Of the Canadian Pacific Railway
company who is charged with being 100000 short
- ms accounts. was discharged from custody yes
eeFoay by United States Marshal Henkel and was
.,lllieo4ateiy rearrested on warrant alleging
49,. - u4ScnsTsed w Wenham would leave the jurts-
oiction OF the court, and that his presence was
~ -eeaed IN an examination to his assets in bank
IN inspector Mclaughlin received telegram yester-
S; rom the Chief Of Police Of Chicago directing
on 1be LLest Wenham, as he is wanted in that citv
Of The se OF the larceny Of $4,000 the propertx
trict 4$oral Pacific Railway. Assistant Dis
Chicago iSc1d,Sgx six Indictments tb AGAINST Wenam in
day. ~ III lleT examination on Wednes-
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
ARCHB1sHEp OFF TO ROME TODAY.
Denies That He Goes at Invitation of the
Pope.

Archbishop Farley. accompanied by his secretary,
the Rev. J. V Lewis and the Rev Dr. MacMackin.
of the Cathedral College. will sail for Rome to-day
the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria. There are many
rumors about regarding the Archbishops trip, and
some would have IT that there is more in it than
appears the surface 1t is said that he has been
invited to Rome by the Pope but this was denied
at the Cathedral rectory yesterday.
Several days ago the Archbishop told the city
priests at a meeting that he going 70 Rome
for the purpose of arranging for the construction
of new altars and interior hxings for the new
Lady Chapel, which is practically the unfinished
portion Of St. Patrick's Cathedral
At the same time he hinted that wealthy fam
fly had given nearly SIS 900 for the erection OF one
of the altars in the chapel and that he expected
other gifts to complete the xings in the remaining
smaller chapels All told, the Lady Chapel will
cost more than $4,000 when IL is completed. The
structure itself was the gift Of the late Mrs
Eugene Kelly widow Of the banker She left about
SS5OOOO for this purpose. and her executors have
added another $4,000 to it since her death. The
exterior Of the chapel is completed but II viii be
some months vet before the interior painting and
decorating and erection OF altars are completed.
II is expected that 1t will be consecrated before
spring.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
MAGAZINE FOR RAILWAY MEN.
"The Third Rail- Written and Edited by
Employees Of Brooklyn Rapid Transit.

The employees OF the Brooklyn Rapid Transis
Company, numbering twelve thousand men. have
recently established publication Of their own Ia
the columns OF which subjects OF interest TO rail-
way men are discussed The creation OF the paper
was suggested early this year BY d, s Smith. SUI
perintendent OF the Brooklyn Rapid Transit sys-
TEN. and its first issue appeared in March under
the title. "The Third Rail" II - the most pre-
tentiOus attempt OF its kind ever made in this
country.
The editorial policy Of The Third Rair' Is
favored with the crusade spirit: any project thac
VIII improve conditions among BroOkyn's srEsss
railway men receives friendly treatment az tho
hands Of the editor. The hrst issue advocated the
building OF homes for its employees BY the Brook
lyn Rapid Transit Company. similar 60 ChOss buIl-
by the Lever Brothers Soap Company near 14VsF-
pool England comprising the model ssttlsIlGae
Panies IA England have doyeloESd such cOUElung-
ties. and they have been found 90 be practicable =
from all points OF view.
The nf6t and second numbers Of the poriGGleal
contained several articles BY StreetcaF eEnnlogo
on sGc9 subjects a. the passilg of The Hawaiian
monarchy, a AotoEmanG Trip Abroad" tr a
marine turbine engine, the BEOoAlyn Esapld Ir<An-
.it oene1e association the san FRANCISCO eartA-
QUAKE AI.1 ). a-.o-Sc tt.s Aaxt CfrA>A
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
AUSTRALIA FOR AUSTRALIANS.
Premier Deakin Points Out National Danger
in Land Question.

Sydney. n. s W., May 1s.-Alfred Deakin, the
Federal Premier, addressing a great meeting
here to-day, outlined the governments pro-
gramme. Taking the watchwOrd. Australia
for Australians he cited America. Germany
and Japan as examples % follow. whose advance
was due 20 the adoption OF a national policy
and a national tariff. He lRmented the exist
ence Of large numbers Of willing farmers who
were unable 20 get land. and said the system os
allowing vast tracts OF good land 90 be locked
up by squatters was a national danger. Mr.
Deakin sOlemnly warned Australians that unless
they use their land they would have 20 step
aside for somebody else. AZ present he de-
clared. IL was only the British flag that saved
Australia from foreign occupation.
Among the numerous measures DroDoseS he
MI Deazin, IN a wholly protectiOnist speech he
indicated bills dealing with the land question
and mOnOpOlies
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
CHARGED WITH STEALING AUTO
detectives Arrest John P. Underwood's
Chauheur-Find Car Being Repainted.

,1D electVe Dennison' OF the Pinkerton Agency and
pe'ecuVe McCurdy. Of the detective bureau, went
10 Manaroneck yesterday and arrested William
, t1dIIlsoh, a welsh chauffeur. on the charge Of
to John P Underwood. president of the IynderVood
typewriter Company. The machine was taken
from m m MT OnoerWood's garage, his home No 274
nan street. brooklyn on Sunday night Harrison
~ ,iiaue confession to the detectives saying that
ne Stole the machine and took it to Manaroneck
where he left it in paint shop 20 be scraped and
TTeevarnished. The detectives had been shadowing
11IrLSon @ tor Two days. and arrested him ust as he
Mds doout 10 Doard train for Manhattan where
ne was going to sell the machine "iS
Harrison was formerly employed at Mar,a-oDao1-
as chau4eur for Alfred Marshall, brother OF Com
moore wilson Marshall Of the Larchmonf Yacht
Sdup She ne sald ne took the machine to Mamaroneck
ced e ne Knew the neghborhood and thought he
suspicion The automobile is valued AT IS M TIE
detectives recovered the machine WV Inc
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
PENNSYLVANIA TO INVESTIGATE.
VIII Find Whether Acceptance Of Gifts BY
Employees Worked Injustice.

Philadelphia. May 1S-The following state
hent was issued to-day by Captain John P.
Green, first vice-president of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company:
Ihe recent developments at the hearing in
progress before the Interstate Commerce Com
aissloh IN this city In respect to the acquisition
and ownership of the stocks of coal connanies
and the acceptance OF gratuities by its EMPLOYEES
eIe Z surprise TO the management While if is
not believed that these have caused iniusfico
. the public or the company the facts with
respect thereto will be thoroughly Investigated.
manner TO affect the full and impartial discharee
o. the duty owed by the company its oficers
and employees to the public Will be tolerated
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
DELAY IN NAN.CHANG AFFAIR.
Chinese Object to Terms of Proclamation
The Indemnities.

Peklng' May 1s-The settlement of the Nam
Chang riot dispute of February last has been
further delayed, owing to the refusal Of the Chi
nese to agree to terms of the proclamation set
ting forth the circumstances under which thu
magistrate committed suicide and fixing the
blame for the riots on the officials. Germany
and Great Britain support the French position.
The indemnity demanded by Great Britain
amounts to $4,000 and the French demand about
$250OOO which will be devoted 20 educational
purposes, the rebuilding Of the French mission
and compensating the relatives Of the victims.
The responsible officials will be degraded and
the murderers executed
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
SUES ALLEGED STANDARD DECoYs.
Ohio Attorney General Would Punish Com
panies for Antitrust Law Violations.

Columbus Ohio. May 1s-In conformity with a
declared policy OF administering punishment rather
than attempting to Oust companies that have vio-
lated the antitrust laws. Attorney General Ellis
to-day filed in the Franklin County courts two s,ts
against companies which are. he says. decoy con-
Germs of the Standard Oil Company
The defendants are the Vacuum Oil Companv Of
Rochester, N. Y, and the Manhattan Oil Com
pany Of Lima Ohio -i NOill-
Tne Vacuum Oil Company is charged with failure
20 ooey law which requires foreign COMPANIES 70
report to the Secretary Of State, The company. il
Is aleged owes the state S129OOO The suit against
Ine Manhattan OIL Company is for failure TO make
reports and emitting to pay annual fees
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
RODE HORSE INTO DINING ROOM
General Won Mitzlaff's Farewell Speech to
Officers Corps.

Hanover. May 1s-A dinner was given on May
10 by the officers corps 20 Lieutenant General
Won Mitzlaff. retiring chief Of the army riding
school Toward the end OF the dinner. which
was on the second floor OF the officers casino.
Won MitzlafT slipped out OF the building. He
reappeared in the dining room mounted on his
favorite charger, and, accompanied by a pack
OF hounds, and made his farewell speech on
horsemenship from the saddle, affirming that
the DesC training for rough riding was follow
ing the hounds. Then, with '@HallOOi' 20 the
hounds which scampered away. the general
rode downstairs after them and reached the
courtyard without mishap
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
JUSTICE eAYNoR TO ARgIrRAre

Delegates from the Carpenters Union and
representatives Of the Employers Association
have agreed upon Justice GaynOr as arbitrator
and he will settle the differences which have
caused a deadlock between the men and the
employers. The representatives Of both organ
izations called on Justice Gaynor at his home
No. % Eighth avenue. Brooklyn. yesterday
The refusal OF the employers 70 grant an In
crease OF 80 cents a day in wages 20 the mon
caused a strike TO be called on May L Before
May the wage scale was "a day.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
}. C. m'KNIeHT IN POLICE cousr

John c. Mcknight, who secretary to ex-
Governor Odell and is now with E H Hartman
with his wife and another couple were in the EIar
lem court yesterday but not prisoners Mr. Nc
Knight and his party were being driven down 81
Nicholas avenue in an automobile when Patrolman
cunningham stopped the vehicle and told the chauf-
reur that he was running the machine az twenty
@mnes @ an hour The chauffeur taken TO the
COURT Gho the party accompanied him. The chauf-
street admitted running the machine sixteen miles
an pour. Magistrate Mayo held him in $500 baiI
tor trial. ana M Mcknight gave the necessary
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
ARcANUM INCREASE Legal.

Boston, May 1S-The increase in assessments
made by the supreme council Of the Royal Ar
canum last year is held TO be both legal and
right by the full bench Of the Massachusetts
supreme Court. which to-day dismissed bill
Drought Dy stephen w. Reynolds and others
against the supreme council The biu wae
brought TO prevent the enforcement of the nau,
schedule OF rates. the petitioners being a com
Tplttee of members, who held that a raise in the
the organization. "a
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
APPROPRIATION BILL INCREASED

washington, May 1S-The Legislative Executive
and Judicial Appropriation bill was reported TO the
Senate to-day. 1t carries appropriations aggrepat
ing SS7o59l4 an increase of $445,71 over the
amount carried by the bill as it passed the Tonse
The largest item Of increase is S1OOOO for co1let
the internal revenue In view Of recent criticism s
the employ Of department clerks in the Office Of the
PRESIDENT. the Senate adopted this provision:
That hereafter employees Of the executive dAnar+
!nents and other establishments of the exec1+j,so
Ta T3ach n OF the g9yernment may be detailed from
United States for such temporary assistance m "a as
may be necessary. 4Se aS
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
JURY cENsuREs GENITAL

Coroner Julius Hamburger yesterday held an in
guest on the body of Vincenzo Brazzi who. on May
D. was killed by New York train on the v-aduct
al Park avenue and 18TH street. Brazd was play
Ing ball when he was struck by the train and
knocked over the vtaduct into the street Coroner
ttaaIp1fger censuned the railway company for not
having a watchnan at the point. and the jury cen
sured the company for not adopting additional
neulods for the protection Of life and limb
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
GRANTS s8OoOOOO FoR SCHOOLS.

The Board OF Estimate appropriated $SO0O.OoO for
the schools yesterday. The appropriation Is the
fruit the visit paid to the Mayor and to the Con-
troler the other day by President Winthrop of the
committees chairmen. Commissioners Barry and
Adams The delegation told the Mayor and Con-
troIler that an appropriation Of S140OOOOO would
save the city millions Of dollars by permitting the
sites and buildings committees TO anticipate the
growth OF population and obtain sites and buildings
before all the available properties had been snapped
up hy real estate dealers.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
MINoRIrY REPoRr ON RoNxNeE an

washington, May ia minority report con-
demning the Bonynge bill recently renortad from,
the House Committee on Election of President
Vice-President and Representatives In Congress
ana giving the federal courts Jurisdiction in cleo
uon fraud cases has been presented in the House
AZ Is signed by Representatives Rucker Cdissouri
Hardwick (Georgia). EIerbe (South CaroIinal
reIo mSIztns SLoulsana) and Gillespie (TexasJ The
report lncludes an argument to show that the Con-
sutution only gave the federal authorities iIIrsdic
non Ion over elections as a final safeguard to the
OnIo' Inat there is no extraordinary condition af
present which calls for the exercise of this power
ana that the bill therefore OUGHT not to na g -
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
APPEAL EoR CHARITY.

The Charity Organization Society appeals for SsS
to pay the rent for one year of q family whose
breadWinner. while under the influence OF LIQUOR
was recently arrested for stRbbing The victim was
but slightly injured and when he learned that his
assailant had family. was indispOsed to press
the charge. But the eulprit had already pleaded
guilty. He was sent TO Sing Sing. where he has
now about year TO His labor being thus
cOnfscated By law. his wife and three small chill
dTen, with no relatives 20 help than, are now de-
pendent the benevolent public Dko woman Ia
sseA 4p0ka1. 0t oy Lar LexhooEs
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
cAHILL SUCCEEDS r. w. uull

IBy Telegraph to The Tribune
Albany, May G-At meeting OF the 4rusteas or
public buildings to-day Daniel w Cahiu Mavor
Of Watertown. appointed State Superintendent
Of Buildings by unanimous vote He +akos +ba
place Of the late Robert W. Hill Of Newburg and
VIII serve two years. In electing Mr.. CahilI, the
general opinion here is that politically the trustees
have made a happy choice His selection is az
pected to have much effect in bringing about har-
mony in the somewhat disturbed Republican ranks
in JerersOn County: Mr.. Cahill was heartily in
dorsed oy senator Cobb and other influential no.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
AMNESTY TO cueANs ASSURED.

Havana, May 1S.-The House Of Representa-
tives to-day accepted the Senate amendment
to the bill providing for the amnesty Of persons
who have engaged in revolutionary attempts
The amendment excepts from the benefit Of the
act those who took part in the Cienfuegos dis
turbance OF September %, 1905, and the GUIANA
bacoa outrage of February D. 1906.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
THE KAISER PROMISES PEACE.

Diedenhofen. Lorraine May 1S-Emperor
William. replying TO the Mayors greeting on his
arrival here to-day, said
1t is certain that the industry Of the town can
only develop If peace is maintained but as it
pleased God to give peace during the last
year, am convinced that 1 shall be able to
maintain peace for Germany through her de-
fensive power. and guarantee that the inhabi-
tants Of Lorraine may attend to their business
without being disturbed.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
LIGHTNING BOLT SKATERS FLAG POLE.

During a terrific thunderstorm which swept over
Westohester County early yesterday morning
bolt oS lightning struck the liberty pole in front OK
the City Han in New Rochelle and tore seventy
feet OF the tOpmast into splinters The bolt Wnicn
was in the form OF a huge ball OF Fe, after strik
ing the pole ran through Mechanic street. from
Main street TO Huguenot street, where IL exploded
like bomb The report was heard nve miles away
IL rang the Fe alaIIn and awOke the people OK the
city. Windows IN tho vicinity or tie S2I4Ss-o2
salXtcArNd
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19

Two feathers In our cap.
One for having every sort of straw
hat that smart and sensible men are
going to wear this Summer.
Another for having them all here
now ready for early hot days.
The linen of L. & w. collars can't
be had outside the T.. & w. make.
It's a special bleach and a special
weave.
ROGERS, PEEF & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores.
ass s42 1850
az az
Warren 81. 18th st. Slud So
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
METAL WORKERS TO BE LOCKED OUT
Berlin Association Takes Action-Better
o Iron and Steel Conditions.

Berlin. May 1s-The Association Of Berlin
Metal Working Establishments voted to-day to
lock out 60 per cent OF their workmen on June
%. Conditions In the iron and steel trade have
undergone marked improvement since May 1,
and prices Of nearly all unfinished goods have
advanced. 1t is reported that the German steel
trust has received heavy orders from San Fran
cisco, but the export of steel has been declining
owing TO increased home demands.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
TABLET PLACED ON BELMONT PEW

Hampstead, Long Island. May 1S-An illuminated
tablet has been placed upon the Belmont family
pew at st. Georges Episcopal Church in memory OF
the late Mrs. Bessie Morgan Belmont wife OF
August Belmont, ''in recognition Of the late Mrs
B. NJ BelmOnt's devotion TO the church and OF the
great generosity Of August Belmont" Mr. Belmont
Is senior warden of the church.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
THE cARNgeIEs SAIL FOR EUROPE.

Andrew Carnegie accompanied by his wife and
daughter sailed yesterday for Liverpool the
White Star liner Celtic. Mr. Carnegie sought the
seclusion Of his staterOOm half hour before sail
ing time despite the unusually depressing weather.
The Carnegie party held an informal reception on
board and many friends boarded the Celtic 70 bid
them gOOdby. When the reporters called at tho
Carnegie suite the laird opened the door halfway
ana with a broad smile announced that he had
nothing 10 say. Mr. Carnegie evGded all questions
with a chuclLle adding always; Il really know
9th inc abo
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
FIREMEN TO SUE the cITY

me members of Enterprise Hook and Ladder
company l. OF stapleton, Staten Island, which was
ohe OF the best known companies OF the Edgewater
aolsnteef tlre Department, before Il was replaced
- - G-S pela department., have begun suit against
sS oL new York TO recover So 100 for alleged
S - " thelr property. The city purchased
@ r5o1n G.e members, IL July last, the arehouse in
5 BIooA Ssl.eeI Stapeton. for g. The city has
company. alleging that they did not own the house
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
CAMERON GOVERNOR TO RESIGN

Berlin. May 1s-It was announced to-day that
Baron Jesko Won Puttkamer, Governor Of the
German CAMERON Colony, West Africa. against
whom charges OF improprtety OF conduct have
been pending for some time, will soon resign on
account Of Ill health.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
THIRTEEN KILLED AT A GRAVE.

London, May 1S.-A dispatch to a news agency
from Berlin says that thirteen mourners at a
graveside at Teschen. Austrian Silesia. to-day
were struck by lightning and killed, while
twenty others were severely burned.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
AUDITOR OF PANAMA R. a. RESIGNS

Colon May 1s.-The resignation of Michael
Delevante, local auditor of the Panama Rail
road, has been rendered and accepted, and H. L
Stuntz has been appointed acting auditor. Mr..
Delevante is q jamaican, and had been in the
service OF the railroad for long time.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
NO NIGHT WORK FOR CHILDREN.

Albany May 1s-GOvernor Higgins to-day signed
an important amendment TO the labor law to pro-
tect children from the dangers OF night employ
ment The law provides that minors under sixteen
years shall not be employed In factories or mer-
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
GERMAN CROWN PRINCESS CONFINED.

Berlin, May 1S.-The Emperor has directed the
Superior Evangelical Church Council TO cause SER
vices of prayer be held in the churches through
out Prussia for the fortunate confinement OF the
Crown Princess. formerly the Duchess Cecilia of
Meckler burg-Schwerin. who was married to Crown
Prince Frederick William June last.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
MISSING FLORIST VISITING FRIENDS.

John Mcnamara, the wealthy florist, Of New
Rochelle. whose absence since last Tuesday
alarmed his friends and caused them to ask the
New York police to look for him. returned TO his
home late Thursday night. He said that he
had been visiting friends In New York whom he
had not for long time
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
GERMAN DEFAULTER SENTENCED.

Berlin May 18-Hugo Spiegel. the defaulting
cashier. who robbed the Upper Siesian Coke
and Chemical Company of 100000. was to-day
sentenced to four years Imprisonment
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
ANOTHER SCORE FOR sERNHARDT

[By Telegraph The Tribune.l
Worcester, Mass. May 1s-GeOrge H. Whitney OF
Springfield to-day arranged for Sarah Bernhardt
TO appear AT yyhalom Park Fitchburg. either
June s or IL He says that she booked 70 play
in Springfield on these dates but that she was
shut from all the theatres by the sOcalled thsatr-
cal trust
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
NEED BRlcKLAYERs IN ,FRIsco.

San Francisco. May IS-The Masons' and Rr;cL-
layers Association has raised the wages of brick
layers ana helpers From May q bricklavers will
receive ~ day OF eight hours and helpers s4 a
cay 1hls IS an advance of 81 a day for brickIav-
eTs ana % cents for helpers. The Supply of The
Alho OF skilled labor Is inadequate TO the demand
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
PROTEST OF POWERS TO PORTE.

Ccnstantinople. May 1s-The embassies and lega-
tons are preparing joint note for presentation to
the Turkish government tomorrow, protesting
against the violation OF the rights conferred by the
capitllatiOnS by the regulations dealing with
10llt stock and Insurance companies.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
GERMAN MAIL STEAMER WRECKED.

Moji. May 1S.-The German mail steamer
Room from Hamburg. March 20. FOR Yokohama
ashore in a fog to-day near Old Island Her
passengers and all except one Of the crew were
saved by the Japanese steamer Riuhi. and were
landed here. The bow OF the Room IS stowe IN
and IL Is not thought possible 20 save hsr.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
MR.. NEwLANps 10 Report HIS an

Washington. May Ex-senator NevIands bos ~,
authorized by the members of the Interstate Com
mittee to report his bill for the creation Of ioint
commission CON consisting Of members Of the Senate
anu rouse 10 report as to the practicab biIifv and
adVisaplty Of national incorporation act for rail
Foaos engaged in interstate and foreign commerce
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
BRITISH TORPEDO BOAT LOST.
Seven Members of Grew Missing in Accident
off Port Said.

London. May 1s-The British torpedo boat
90 capsized and sank last night In a storm
on Port Said. while in tow OF the protected
cruiser Arrogant She carried a crew OF thirty
of1cers and men, seven OF whom are missing.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
coUNT Ii MIRA,s INJuRIEs sERlous.

Peking, May 1s.-Count La Mira, Mexican
Minister to China formerly military attach6 Of
the Mexican Legation at Washington who was
dition
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
Mr.. soNAPARTE NEARLY WELL.

Washington. May 1s-Word has been received at
the Navy Department from Secretary Bonaparte.
who is at his country home Bella Vista, near Bal
timore that he is gradually regaining his strength
and expects TO be able to resume his Official duties
Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
PoPE's GIFT TO KING ALFONSO.

Rome, May 1S.-The Pope has selected tryp-
itch by a German painter of the seventeenth
century as a wedding present for King Alfonso.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
ITALIAN CABINET RESIGNS.

Rome. May 1S.-Premier SonninO in the Cham
Der Of Deputies to-day announced the resigna-
ton OF the Cabinet.