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New-York tribune., 1906-11-06

Norfolk, Va. Nov 5--West Williams captain OF
the Chesapeake Bay oyster schooner AIerita. was
brought here to-day from Tangier Island charged
with having shanghaied Philip E. Everett. Of Rich
rnoud. who escaped and brought the charges de-
clariug that E Lee Jackson and Willie Green Of a
party OF carried aboard the Alerita at the same
time, were being held The trial was set for Mo-
vefnber 12
New-York tribune., 1906-11-06
NEW WORKERS IN NEW LIGHTING CO.

Albany Nov 5-The Onondasa Lighting Com
pany of Syracuse. which viii manufacture ana
supply gas and electricity sor light heat and powes
purposes was Incorporated here to-day with
capital OF 81 G00 eco The directors are l. Badel
Grant and William J. Bagneu OF Brooklyni Asls-
lev T. Cole. Arthur McCauslaud and James A.
Byrne. OF New York City.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-06
QUAKERs TO MEET sWARTHMoRE

Philadelphia, Nov. 5.-The Pennsylvania eleven
will go out to the suburbs tomorrow afternoon for
secret practice with the Swarthmore team, which
defeated the Red and Blue a few weeks ago
The practice Franklin Field to-day was dis
appointing. The varsity made one touchdown
against the scrubs in twenty minutes play. There
was nothing but old-fashoned football, and the
side line followers stiu waiting for the coaches
10 develop some OF the plays which other elevens
have been using to such good purpose.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-06

Chicago, Nov. 5-Ths board OF stewards Of the
Western Jockey Club e. its regular monthly meet
ing to-day approved Of the officials and allotted
Facing dates 20 the Crescent City Jockey Club
New Orleans. FOR 1876. The meeting viii begin on
November p The following officials Of the Cres-
ceHL NlLy Jockey Tub were approved: Presiding
.pege Clarence Mcdowell presiding. steward, Frank
=. Bryan paddock and patrol judge, J. L. Hall;
starter. A 2. Dads; clerk OF scales John car
entry clerk. EUtls Q. Bush, and secretary and
handicapper. n Nathanson.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-06
AUTO RACE MEETING TODAY.

The automobile racs meeting al the Empire CITY
track, near Yonkers. viii begin at noon to-day
when the eight entered for the IGl-rnIIe race
VIII be started. The track IS in fine condition for
speeding and nsw worlds record is looked for
After the long is the shorter fixtures will
be run Of.
preparations for equipping the with tires in
the long race, and experts viii be on hand some of
whom can change a complete set OF tires in two
minutes.
There are forty-three entries IN the various races
The cars which viii iine Up N the 1O0-Ine race are
a follows. 80-horsepoW-er SCearns, 60-horSepoWer
Thomas, 4O-horsepOwer Thomas, 22-horsepower
Buick, 50-horsepower American, 6l-horsepOwar
Nathesoa 45-horsepower Peerless, 30-horsepower
Packard, e0-horsepower Mercedes and 45-hors -
power Columbia
New-York tribune., 1906-11-06
PAPER Mills 10 REsuME.

BaIlston n. Y. Nov. 5-The building and ma
chinsrv OF the bankrupt BaIlston Paper Company
were sold to-day 70 Alexander JRcohUs. % New
York for 10000. Operations viii hs resumed
New-York tribune., 1906-11-06

Go to the polls early to-day and have peace of
mind for the rest of the holiday. duty we'll
performed brings happiness.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-06
THOROUGHBRED NEWS AND NOTES

The poolroom tower, Just outside the racetrack
e. Aqueduct. was n working order yesterday, but
the PiDkerrors, by putting I'D the usual screens.
made Il next impossible for the Iookouts 70 get
any Information A man was also stationed in the
inte-d with d looking glass. He flashed the sun
.-tC the ewes of The men who had powerful glasses
trained on the Enish
New-York tribune., 1906-11-06
TO SHOW AUTO TROPHY
Vanderbilt Cup Viii Be Turned
OUer to M. 4. DarrQcq.

At meeting Of the racing board OF the American
Automobile Association yesterday. at the oHlce Of
William x Vanderbilt. jr. it was decided to turn
over the custody Of the Vanderbilt cup Won oy
Wagner in a Darracq car. TO NJ A. Darracq'
This action was IA ken following letter from the
Automobile Club OF France on the subject Before
receiving the cup NJ. Darracq VIII De asked 70
file a bond under the deed Of gift IL Is sdld Ina'
NJ DarracQ win place the cup on eNhIDltioh aI 'ie
Paris and London automobile shows and VIII pos
sI,- Lo,,e - IN exhibition at the coming show in
this city.
Mr. vanderbilt will go abroad early in January
10 confer with tha Automobile Club or france re
zarding the Vanderbilt Cup race next year He
VIII also see the officials Of the Automobile Club
NJ r-alv II the French club IS again opposed TO
holding the race IN France, It is probable that
the Italian club viii ask to have the race held IN
Those Who attended the meeting were, William
aPss5566A %s56i 4 + PaTGing9oa: " s n Butier and
4 G. Batcheider.
The annual meeting Of the Automobile Club of
America viii be held at the clubhouse. No. 753
Fifth avenue, on Monday, November l9, At p.
Colgate Hoyt will head the ticket, while Dave Hen
Norris. the present president, has been named
as one Of the governors for three years. A p.
SLattuck and Winthrop z. Sca-ritt. two former
presidents OF the club have also been nominated as
governors for the length Of time
The other officers nominated are: e-president
DR.. Schuyler Skaats Wheeler; second -presi-
dent, John E. Borne: third vice-presdent. General
George Moore Smith; treasurer, W. S. Fanshawe.
Some minor changes viii be made in the consti-
tuition and bylaws, chief Of which Is that the an
nual meeting hereafter viii be held on the second
Tuesday II April, instead Of the third Monday in
November.
BY increasing the elegance Of the appointments
providing more space and catering strongly, though
not absolutely to the wealthy and fashionable class
OF motor car Users, who go in for highest grades
the regular automobile show in Madison Garden is
rtvaIDg more each year the horse show IN social
prestige The announcement has been made that
for the seventh annual show TO be held at the
Garden from January u to L. much more money
than ever is TO be spent IN beautfying the scene.
and now 1t develops that the engineer has managed
70 introduce 900 square feet additional room by
making the elevated platform over the arena boxes
eight feet wider. Another innovation for the Wis
it0rs viii be rathskeIer in the Fourth avenue end
OF the basement
New-York tribune., 1906-11-06

Go TO the polls early to day and have peace Of
mind for the rest of the holiday. A duty we'll
performed brings happiness
New-York tribune., 1906-11-06

The polls close to-day at p m" sharp Don'
lose your vote for the honor OF the State OF New
York by delay. Vots esriy.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-06

A rearrangement OF the tees Is being made at
the Arsdals Golf Club. The first tee will be forty
feet square. Additional bunkers are also 70 De
erected. and several green's Will be improved
New-York tribune., 1906-11-06

team match between married and single men
IS in progress on the links OF the Forest Park
Golf Club. Play began on Saturday and will be
finished to-day.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-06

There was Wen deemed runlor al the track
that Radtke would be seen in the saddle again n
few days. L was said that the stewards OF the
Jockey Club had tnvestig gated his case and found
nothing 10 warrant his further suspension
New-York tribune., 1906-11-06

The contest for the Governors Cup Is progressing
at the Oakland Golf Club. H. P Davies and H
r Peck will meet in the senni-irIal round to-day
and the winner will earn the right 20 play c r
Dean IN the final round.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-06

Vote early to-day. The polls are open at 6
a.. n. sn5 close promptly at 5 ?. m. The early
vote Is The sursst vote
New-York tribune., 1906-11-06

Vote early. When you have voted, repeater
can vote In your name. Delaying until late in
the day might be dangerous.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-06
Die Nasmsys- Jlvv
Store Closes Today ELECTION Day) at O'Clock
A HoH-Day's Interest
For Shoppers and SighfSeerS

IF have spare holiday morning come to WA
MAKERS
These two buildings the space retailing
TINS country The Fall and Winter
oiage OF hne merchandise brought together
The exhibitions of Men, Women
OF the ordinary and
svey to FURNISHINGS for the Honhe greatest competest
Outfttng Store n the land
Sghseers invited enjoy many special
The Informal Ange daily in
The Demonstration of Domestic Eey-electc
in the home-Basement Wanarnaker Building
The Exhibition OF Art Wares-Marbe
and other Bica-Brac. Third Wanarlaker Building.
The Comfort Rooms Writing Reading Resting
Free Tickets OF Admission Exhibition. Madison
Square Garden Concert Hail.
Astor Place Corner Wanamaker Building
NEWS CLOTHING all special Wanauaker characteristics
OF excellence moderate
beautifully made in all the favored particularly display
Separate Trousers, brighten up your frock
The completeness CLOTHvG-superb
The array WOENS you
Veveteen Suits unmatched Bodc
Mixtures
W0KEWS COATS, GIRLS and CHHDRENS APPAREL Shoes.
UnderzUear EVERYTHING is here.
At service. until o'clock. today.
JOHN WANAMAKER
Formerly A. T. Stewart &
Broadway Fourth Avenue, Eighth Tenth
New-York tribune., 1906-11-06
ON THE GOLF LINKS.
Vest Wants Presidency of National
ASSOcidtiOn-VariOus Notes.

circular letter has been sent out from the West
asking that the next annual meeting OF the United
States Golf Association be held in Chicago. That
the West should take this stand at present is
prising. as the time and place for the annual ses
sion have already been announced 1t will be held
in this city in January
According to Chicago golfer. who was IN town
last night, the West also wants the presidency.
Fred 5. James. OF the present vfce-presidents,
is the favorte in that locality There has been more
several years hut this is the first time anything
IN the nature of a determined effort has mani
tested itself So far is known. nothing has been
done by the nominating committee Richard H.
NlLlams, OF this city who was appointed chair
to serve. The other members are Robert w Lesley.
Several new men are likely to be on the ticket
this year Samuel Y. Huebner. of Philadelphia.
claTed his unwtiiingness to serve longer He has
aS2 2 teLuseo 20 nave ms name used IN connecton
derstandns that the president shall not hold office
to prevent Ransom H. Thomas from Succeeding
himself again.
The annual meeting of the Country Club OF Lake
wood was held yesterday. Arthur B Clafin the
only elected to the board Of governors,
took the place vacated by Irving T. Bush. The
officers for the ensuing year President, George
J. Gould; vice-president. William A. Hamilton;
secretary. Jasper Lynch: treasurer, H S. Kearny,
and captain. s. K. De Forest. Hamilton and Lynch
at one time secretary of the original Golf Club of
Lakewood, while Hamilton secretary OF the
reported a satisfactory balance on hand. de-
spite the extra expenditures clubhouse and
course during the last year.
The Dunwoodie Country Club has arranged for a
kickers handicap to-day. Conditions call for egh-
teen holes. medal play. Bogie will be between s.
and 90 to be drawn by lot at p. The one
whose score is nearest boyle will receive first prize
Members may play either morning or afternoon
A majority OF the clubs in this vicinity have ar
ranged for competitions to-day. At the Enge-
wood Golf Club Forest Hill Field Club, Fox Hills
Golf Club and Arsdale Golf Club championship
pIav will be continued Medal play handicaps
have been announced 81 practically all the CLUBS:
Four-balI events viii also be run on on some OF
the larger courses.
The contest for the Governors Cup Is progressing
at the Oakland Golf Club. H P Davies and H
r Peck will meet in the serni-1ral round to-day.
and the winner will the right 70 play G K
Dean III the final round
A team match between married and single men
IS in progress on the links OF the Forest Park
Golf Club. Play began Saturday and will be
finished to-day.
Encouragement OF the tees IS being made at
the Arsdale Golf Club. The first tee will be forty
feet square. Additional bunkers are also 70 De
erected. and several green's will be improved
New-York tribune., 1906-11-06
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New-York tribune., 1906-11-06

The Dunwoode Country Club has arranged for
kickers' handicap to-day. Conditions call for eish
teen holes medal play. BOgie will be between s.
and %. to be drawn by lot at p. m The one
whose score is bOgie will receive first prize
Members may play either morning or afternoon
New-York tribune., 1906-11-06

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New-York tribune., 1906-11-06
OYSTER BOAT CAPTAIN HELD

Apprentice allowances.
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AN ARREST At BOSTON.
Foster Hooper OF Hanover Bank
Charged With Being in Conspiracy.

Boston, Feb. 5.-ChargCd with us
ing The mails TO further a conspiracy
to detraudt Foster Hooper Of 45 Green
briar street, Dorchester. the vice pres
ident of the Hanover Bank of
49, Hanover street. North End,
Has arrested late today on a bench
warrant issued Ivy the United States
district court OF New jersey. Hooper
was arraisncd before United States
commissioner Hale ana held in bonds
Of 5000 for 4 hearing on Feb Is. when
the question of returning him to New
Jersey Will be decided. Bail was fur
nished by his father, Foster II. Hooper
The arrest of Hooper followed close
II upon the arrest Of John 5. White
head Of the Imperial Trustees 90. Of
N,W Jersey, al Trenton, y. j.. today.
It is alleged that both Hooper and
White We're concerned in Il conspira-
cy to defraud the Scranton. Factory
Vile & Tunkhannock Railroad Co
out Of $1,000.
After his release on bail Hopper said
that d $l,500,000 issue Of the bonds or
the Scranton, F'actoryville {. Tunkhan-
mock RAILROAD Co. guaranteed and I'M
dcrWritten by the Imperial Trustees
Co. had been turned over to the state
Banking & Safe Deposit CO. Of this
city, Of which Hooper was ;ncn invest
meht manager. TO be put on sale. Ac-
cording TO Hooper, the franchises of
the railroad company had expired,
and therefore, the bonds could not be
put on the market. Hooper denied all
knowledge Of the conspiracy with
White, VINO at the time the railroad
bond issue was guaranteed was direc
Tor Of the State Banking & Safe De
post Co, which later was succeeded
BY the Hanover Rank
The Hanover Bank officials say that
their institution had nothing to do
with the transactions as they occurred
before it began business
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A BADGE OF HONOR.
Pres. Roosevelt STANDS Up for the
Uniform of the Soi5ier.

Washington, Feb. BIN q letter to
Sec. Taft, President Roosevelt declares
that the uniform of the enlisted man
{ OF the army and navy) is a badge Of
honor ANA that it entities the wearcr
Ito peculiar consideration"
Sec Taft transmitted the proceed
inSs Of the court martial Of Lieut.
Roy !. TavlOr, who was reduced twelve
flies for requesting or directing a SEP
geant of his company who occupied a
seat in a theatre III front of Taylor to
move 10 another part of the house
Tho Presidents letter follows:
In my judgement Lieut.. Taylor COM
mitted one of the NEST serious faults
which an officer can commit. | am
glad that he was reduced twelve files
1t is "a pleasure to record the fact that
his offence was altogether exceptional
in the body to which he belongs: |
llE1W of no other officer who has ever
been guilty Of similar miscontent.
There is nc BODY Of men in this
country of similar size which merits
50 We'll Of the country as the body of
oilcers and enlisted men from the army
and navy Of the United States. Not on
- Sil'uhl tire country as q whole Jcat-
ousIy guard the interests of these men
and regard their honor as being identi-
he'd to a peculiar degree and in a be
culi2r Sense with its own, but the men,
bers Of the body should themselves
feel tic same Jealous eagerness TO up
hold the honor and standing Of all con-
ncctei with it. Above all. this should
be the object OF officers as regards the
enlisted mon.
THE more civilized q nation is. the
more honestly DESTROYS it is of secur-
ing peace. the greater should be the
care with which it fosters and encour-
ages the preservation OF the military
virtues among its citizens: and in no
way can this he better achieved than
by a resolute effort to secure proper
recognition for the enlisted men Of the
army ard navy. The uniform of the en-
listed man is a badge of honor. 1t en-
titles him to peculiar considerati ton
ii shows that in the great ma jority Of
:as"s re has learned those habits OF
golf-ccmnani. nf sclf-restrain+ IF ODE
dience and fearlesaness in the face of
danger which put him above most OF
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BOGUS GUARANTEE
Given Good Securities by
Gang Of ST'Ind|erS
Who Pocket Fees But Sell
{ None Of the Goods.
Indicted aid Arrested for Using Mails
With Intent 10 DefIaud.

New York, Feb. John 5. White
president of the Imperial Trustees Co.
Of Jersey City, ard Robert G.. RuXton
and Clyde Colt, brokers of this city,
We're arrested today by United States
Marshal Hcnllel on indictments charg-
ing them with using The mails to de-
fraud. The three men were arraigned
before United States Commissioner
Shields. They pleaded not guilty and
upon the request of their counsel, an
Adjournment was taken until Feb. 20.
Bail was fixed at $500 fer White and
at $2505 each for Colt and Buxton.
1t is alleged that Colt and RuXton
sent thousands of circulars setting
forth that they represented clients with
millions Of idle capital TO invest in first
class securities especially in the bonds
Of newly formed corporations of an In
Gustrial character. When visited by
representatives Of these concerns, it is
alleged that buxton and Colt proposed
TO handle the securities offered, provid-
Cd they were guaranteed by the Inlpe-
rial Trustees Co. Of Jersey City. Then.
it is claimed, White, representing his
concern as a highly respectable and
solvent institution and in a position to
handle millions Of bonds. charged the
APPLICANTS Sums ranging from $500 to
SJGC0 for guaranteeing the bonds.
Tie superintendent of banks of New
Jersey received large number of COM
paints from persons who alleged that
they had been swinGled by the Imperial
Trustees TO. An investigation Was
made and the United States grand jury
~ Z,
The PRINCIPAL complainant against
the TITO before the grand jury at Tren-
ton was r. Il. Carter. general counsel
Of the Scranton. FactCryville &, Tunk-
hannack Railroad Co. He sWore that
this CORPORATION arranged with Colt to
float $l.500, 900 Of its 30-year per cent.
bonds. lie atiirlns that the company
paid White $1,000 for having the bonds
guaranteed py the Imperial Trustees
Co, but that not q single bond was dis
posed OF.
i s.r:ii.,r experience it is charged,
was that Of the Commonwealth Heat 4
Light 90. Of Pittsburg which paid 5000
To hGV2 $4,000 Of : per cent. gold
bonds guaranteed ANA marketed. None
of these bonds was ever sold, it is al
legged.
it IS not known haN much money the
three men secured but the Imperial
Trustees Go. is believed to have guar
autced bonds to the amount of millions.
Colt was released on bail this after
noon ana White and RuXton were tax
Ell by United States Marshal Henkcl
&c the Tun1bs where they were lodged
for the night.
PostoiIcc inspectors tonight arrested
Trederick Waugh, who they say was
The Philadelphia representative of the
Imperial Trustees O.. The inspectors
say that Waugh had an Office ostenai-
bly, as q broker. III the DreXcl huildinS
in Philadelphia.
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his fellows who have not possessed
similar privileges.
''To strive to discriminate against
him III any way is literally an infamy;
for il is in reality one OF the most Sc
rious offence sNWhich can be committed
against The stability and greatness of
our nation. If 4 hotel keeper or the
owner oi . the&ter CT any other public
resort atte nrtS such discrimination
everything possible should be done by
all .Fo"i citi4cn. to make the man at
tctn;'ti.s ii tttl the full weight Of q
JHSt iunui'sr resentment snd if posi-
lie, lyt,ui proceedings should b. taken
against rim ~ for the commissioned
ot:iceis. i 10 AMI must be their pride
2lil7e to train thn caiisted man how to
do His du:y ana see that the enlisted
man HHo d"os his duty is held in honor
ANA respect"
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According to the present schedule We'd
nesday will be a busy day for the Gar
diner High school basketball players. The
boys will play Oak Grove Seminary at
Nassal5cro in the afternoon and two
games here in the evening, one with
Morse High of Bath. the other with Philip
and Andrew team. Of Haliowell. The girls
Will play Morse High here in the evening
This team defeated the Gardiner girls 1T
Bath last Saturday by a score Of "a 70 c
and the Gardiner girls are expecting to
get revenge.