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New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
THE REV. AUGUSTUS eRoTRIAN.

Lyons N Y, Dec. 15-The Rev. Augustus Gro
TRAN the oldest minister in the German United
Evangelical Synod of North America, died here
last night at the age OF eighty-six years. He
born in Germany. After having been graduated
from the University Of Halle IN 1871 and the Uni
versity Of Gottingen in 1S43. Mr.. Grotran came TO
Lyons in 1851 assistant pastor OF the First Ger
man Lutheran Church. In the year he found
ed the Grotrian Evangelical Church, Albany. He
also organized and served until 1865 the Evangelical
Church OF Pittsfeld. Mass, but returned the
Albany pastorate for five years. and pastor
of ST John's Evangelical Church of Buffalo until
1873 and OF St Paul's Evangelical Church of Roch-
ester until 1883, when he retired.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
GREEN M0T0RMAN CAUSES WRECK.
Dashes Car Into B. R. T. Train-Frightened
Boy Runs Home with Broken Arm.

An instruction OF the Brooklyn Rapid Tran
sit, with John Cummin, a green motorman, in
charge. dashed into five motor train last night
at Seth street and the West End railroad tracks.
The motor thrown from the track and the
behind badly smashed. About fifteen passen-
gers cut and bruised by flying glass
An eleven-year-old boy named Joseph Aldrich
thrown off the second and badly
frightened that he all the way to his home. at
Bay S6th street and Crapsey avenue A physician
called and found that the boy had broken
orr
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
'AsIsH-AMERIcAN LIBRARY PLANNED.

,,, etuo bero-Americano. the leading social or
s-aaon Of the South Americans In this city IL
.ssDefhg plans for an extensive library here Of
~ W Spanish American authors.
r countries Of the Iberian peninsula are prolific
ao., ".sISfs whose efforts have gained them high
tr N the world OF Spanish literature. while
ErgvG the best works written in the Castilian
4rer;se ier the last three centuries were by Soutn
q ans. There is in this city q library or span
egEes,SIs end the Club Ibero- -Anerlcsno, On tnS
e tskson OF the local newspaper. La Semana,
saasns eenoer consideration plans ior the estAo.
E<ssSs ol Ike institution for mo output on
faer1ozn writer's.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
DR.. A. G. BALE.

IBy Telegraph to The Tribune
Asbury Park n. J., Dec 15.-The Rev. DR.. Alfred @.
Bale. former pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church. of this place. dropped dead from heart
disease at his home in this city early this after
He seventy years old. DR.. Bale was a
graduate OF Amherst College, and for many years,
before accepting the charge Of the church in this
place was the pastor OF a church at Melrose, Mass
After serving the Presbyterian Church here for
six years he withdrew from active church work and
devoted his time literary work and occasional
sermons in neighboring churches DR.. Bale leaves
q wife. two sons and a mother approaching her
ninetieth year The burial will be at Melrose. Mass
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
JOHN L. FARWELL.

John L. Farwell died at his home, No. 153 West
18th street. yesterday at the age of seventy-two.
Mr. Farwell WAS native of New Hampshire
where he was prominent in business and in Eps-
copal Church matters. He founded the bishops
fund, and was well known in banking and railroad
circles in his native state. One of his public
was endeavor secure for the people of New
Hampshire the states charter rights in the Con-
cord Railroad, being one Of three who offered
million dollars for them. He never held political
office. although active Republican He
one of four generations associated with the Ma
tonal Bank of Claremont. n. H, where he spent
most Of his life. He leaves wife and four
choldren.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
NO FAvoRs TO GREENE AND eAYNoR.

Washington Dec 15.-Attorney General Moody
advised United States Marshal White at valdosta,
Ca to-day that the government would not tolerate
r,- snecial privileges 10 Messrs. Greene and GAY
nor who it was alleged. had been allowed to leave
tbe ian confines and had received treatment other
tben that accorded ordinary prisoners. Mr.. Moody
lid that unless the marshal willing 10 ac-
01Iiesce in this lit may become necessary TO
steps looking 70 the removal OF these prisoners 10
another place OF conhrsment"
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
MIDpLEToWN BANK RUN CONTINUES.

Mfddletown Conn, Dec 15.-The heavy
the Columbia Trust Company. which began yester
day continued to-day. Despite the statement issued
by the officials that the company was absolutely
sound. hundreds of depoSitors withdrew their saw
ings to-day.
Bank Examiner Noble made investigation into
the company's affairs few days ago and announced
that found them in excellent shape II IS stated
that $50 O(0 was withdrawn yesterday, and that
to meet anv further Withdrawals c. T. Marsh
OF New York a heavy stockhOlder. came here to-
day with n large surplus.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
DR., HALL WANTS MORALITY TAUGHT.

Boston. Dec 15.-Speaking before the Massachu-
setts Schoolmasters' Club to-day. President C.
Stanley Hall of Clark University gave some of his
frnnressions Of English and Scotch schools and
.oboo1 teachers Referring to schools in this
try Dr. Hall said that morality was not being
taught as it should he, and that good moral re-
fbat he did not believe it possible TO print
hook "a teach morality
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
SCARLET FEVER EPIDEMIC FEARED.

Westboro, Mass. Dec. 15.-The second case OF
scarlet fever within week broke out at Lyman
School to-day, when William Mcdonald. inmate,
taken sick. The school is under strict quaran-
tine tonight DIR. Thomas III. Aver and May ".
Hennessy nurse. are in attendance The first case,
an Arlington boy. was fatal. Sessions in the main
building are cancelled. Henry l.. Chase. town
SCISSOR. who taking school census. is quaran-
tined at the school. There three hundred boys
in the institution. and Superintendent Theodore T.
Chaplin tonight says he fears serious epidemic.
There three other cases in town.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
NOVA ScOTlAN RAILWAY COMPLETED.

Halifax Dec. 15-The last link in the railway
along the Southeastern and Southern coasts or
Nova Scotia. connecting Halifax and Yarmouth.
which has been under construction for four years,
Uas Cnunnleted to-day. Trains Will begin running
over the entire distance of about two hundred and
thirty miles on December % The line viii be
known as the Halifax & Southwestern Railroad.
and touches LoCkport. Liverpool Shelourne ana
number OF other important seaports-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
AGED kBOLITIONIST DEAD.
Kansas Editor Whose Two Sons Were Killed
by the Guerilla Quantrell.

Denver Dec. 15-John Speer, who was prominent
the Kansas Free State troubles and founder Of
The Lawrence Tribune died to-day, aged eighty
nne wears The Office of 1.-The Tribune was
sscked by Oantrell's men in 1865 and Speer's two
were murdered. The guerfllas sought MI Speer
n account OF his uneompromising anti-slaVery
United States Internal Revenue Collector Tor
Kansas and served several terms IN the state
isrislafrre
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
SENATOR eoRMANs ESTATE HERE.

The value OF the estate IN New York OF the ia'e
ssnstor Arthur p German, according to the ep-
rrsisai Greeted by the Surrogate. amounts 10
ef2 Il and is all IN personally. 1t consists OF
s-bR 4 cash on deposit IN the Morton Trust Com
teny, l05 shares OF the Mergenthaler Linotype
Tie Deductions for executors commissions In the
Fate Of New York leaves 81 sss 2s; Senator dof.
s@n died on J,ne last at Laurel. Md. He left
as wife, Hannah D German, q life interest In MS
s-lfe estate
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
poolRooM RAID IN WILLIAMSBURG.

Deputy Police Commissioner O'Keeffe. OF Brook
lvn led a raid an alleged pooroom In Broadway.
Williamsburg. yesterday, and bagged forty-fve
men in the establishment They were taken TO the
Vernon avenue police station. and\an but six al
lowed TO go. after being formally subpnnaed. The
police say they, found racing sheets. telephones.
backboards ana $500 in cash in the place. The raid
was made over the head of Captain Lawrence
.Murnhy. Murphy knew nothing OF the raid until
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16

Claremont, N H, Dec. 15.-In 1895 FarweIl
engulfed in the general disaster which overlook
many New Hampshire banks the result of spec
ulations in the West. Farwen went to Europe
when he saw the crash coming and remained there
several years. His losses amounted to hundreds
of thousands of dollars and several funds
were involved in the troubles. The Sullivan Saw
ings Institution, of Claremont of which Farwell
president closed its DOORS with ST. COO liza
bilities, The Episcopal Diocese of New Hampshire
and Bishop ". ". Niles lost heavily through Far
wells investments In North Dakota, South Dakota,
Nebraska and Kansas. Upon Farwells return from
Europe civil proceedings were instituted against
i'm
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
-uzx REMEMBERED THE AUTO NUMBERi
rnx 1,.leSranh 70 ThA Trihunel

Morrown j. Dec &c; ans ,odaS "a sx
o' Ist,cs John n. Condor for violation of the
"ee an,ls law. Shearson speeding his ma
80. ,brough MorT.stown last sunday AFTERNOON
chine IT, no regard TO orders to slow down. but
and psto p Sncceeded IN getting the number OF the
the Rtns' RH and the owners name was ootaihed from
EsctS1T, e.. 6tSH1cTT,afary Of 6tatA-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
DROPS DEAD WHILE FISHING ON ICE.
Pittsfeld Deputy Sheriff Had Just Spoken of
His Weak Heart.
tBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Pittsfeld, Mass. Dec. 15-Deputy Sheriff Elbridge
NJ Annis. of this city, dropped dead from heart
disease this afternoon while fishing through the
ice Ashmere Reservoir, two miles east of Hins-
dale David Farley and Joseph Buckley, of Dalton
who were also fishing Mr.. Annis pitch for
ward on the ice, and found him dead. The section
is remote, and 1t some time before the body
could be removed to Hinsdale Mr.. Annis had just
been Joking with his companions on the fact that
he could not to his "tie-ups.' as he had weak
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
BALL FOR NEwsDEALERs.

,s' hual entertainment and ball FOR tho oenent
To- s'es and death benefit fund OF the New
suiec,sssw Ssssswsdealers Booksellers ana stanQnsIns ~
&x o. and Benevolent Assoc1auon VIII IAN"
sunday, night
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
THE REV. DR.. ALBERT G. BALE.

Asbury Park. n. J.. Dec. 15-The Rev, DR.. Albert
@. Bale. for twenty-five years pastor Of the Con-
gregational Church OF Melrose. Mass. and until
four years ago pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church, Asbury Park, died suddenly tonight at
his home in this city from heart disease DIR. Bale
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16

Nvack n. Y. Dec ia south bound passenger
train Of the Northern Railroad Of New Jersey and
. freight train OF the Piermont branch of the Erie
pauroad were in collision Sparkill a station
near here, to-day N Youngerman. conductor of
Hea ~ aassenger train, thrown through the door
w eJo.pcsr and seriously out by glass. No one else
omr.+stnsd injuries beyond slight bruises and a
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 70.
TRANSPACTFTC MAILS

Destination and Close IN Nsw YorA
Japan, Corea, China and Philippins
Islands tvfa Sea,te(-Kaga Maru.. To-Day 800
Hawaii, Japan, Corea, China and Philip
pine Islands (via San Francisco)-Mon-
golia II. q N
Japan (except parcels-post mails). Corea-
China and Philppns Islands (vta
Vancouver and Victoria. B C)-Enl-
press Of India .Deo IA 900 M
Japan. Corea and China Especially ad-
dressed only). (via Tacoma)-Antt-
lcchGs u. 500 m
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
FOUR BADLY INJURED IN WRECK.
Trolley Car on Line Near Pittsburg Jumps
Track at Emhankment

Pittsburg Dec ia trolley the Carnegie
Line containing ten passengers went over a II
foot embankment near Grafton, Penn, Tonight and
was completely wrecked.
Four persons were seriously hurt, the others es-
Gaping with slight cuts and bruises. The accident
was caused by the going through an open
switch
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
SHERIFF WILLIAM DEWEY.

Nyack, n. Y, Dec. 1h-Sherif William Dewey
died at his home In the Rockland County Court
house this afternoon, aged seventy years. He
had been in i'll health during the last year with
diabetes and for several weeks had not left his bed
He Republican. and was elected two years
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise us Sunset 5:4S Mooux -
HIGH WATER
AM-Sardv Hook AZ Gov. Island s-OofHsu 0asn e.6u
PM-sandy Hook Sic Gov Island $50 Hen Gate 1000
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
uon,,mENr TO FRANCIS SCOTT KEY.

r,,.,r,ore Dec. 1.-THE sum OF 5000 to erect
1-r,ant here to Fraicis Scott Key, the composer
~ ..T-sa star Spangled Banner" bss been offered
of Ilsn,lss l. Marburg II the city will furnish
W "a
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16

tne reserves OF his station were called out handle
the crowds that gathered about the place. Emil
Lift. one of the six held. was Charged with betua
the proprietor of the place.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
MONDAY. DECEMBER n.
OUTGOING STEAMERS

MONDAY. DECEMBER IT.
Vessel Mail satlA
Panama Colon Panama II 80 300 q
Hamilton. Norfolk. Old Dom. 800 =
TUESDAY. DECEMBER Is
Flancria, Hayti Hanb-An II 90 400 n
Yorck. Bremen, y g Lloyd 1900 Z d
Arapahoe. Charleston. Clyde. 800 n
City OF Columbus. Savannah Savannah - $40 M
Monroe Norfolk Old Dominion 80o ID
WEDNESDAY DECEMBER %
Baltic. Liverpool. White 4:80 800 n
Bermudan Bermuda G(uebeo-.....-.. 600 II 90 .
Altai. Jamaica, Hamb-An. ...-..-...-12OO 2oO N
Ryndara. Rotterdam, Holand-An.- TOO . m
Comus, New Orleans So Pacific. 400 N
San Marcos. Galveston Mallory. $500 n
Princess Anne Norfolk Old Dominion 500 -
Oinda. Nuevitas. Munson. -
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
OBITUARY.
JOHN SELLERS. JR

BY Telegraph to The 1r,hu,s,
Aiiiaoeiphia, Dec. 15-John sslIers d, r,
.sr OF the Millbourne Mills COMPANY died vester-
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