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New-York tribune., 1906-05-31
FILIPINO BOYS Will WORK.
Student Wards of the Government Urged
to Hustle" This Summer.

Washington. May 30.-Philipnne students who
came TO this country in 1903 for education at gov
erhment expense are to nave an Opportunity TO
hustle end make their own living this summer
w A. Sutherland. OF the Bureau cf InsuIa- Affairs
VINO mas charge Of the young Filipnos has written
thein letter urging that the boys WHO have been
mere three years work during the summer rather
than attend school.
IL is the desire Of the Bureau Of Insular Affairs
mat the students shall have a few months Of actual
N"N' Wheh they must rely themselves and
Ieafh American custcms and methods better than
y possible In the atmosphere OF schools and uni
versit.es
Most of the students who are in agricultural col
-es'S ana many Of those in normal schools will go
70 ~or5 on farms. The young Fipinos who arc
stuughg law will go into law offices and many
others will go into shops and factories Some Of
pe ehsineering students trying 10 get places in
surveying parties out by the United States
Geological Survey
New-York tribune., 1906-05-31
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

York lv the grace Of God. free and independent-To
IoxenI,ne II Russel Eleanor Russell Scott. josephine
y7nsseII Marie l. Russell. Cornea II Hughes Henry II
iingbes Albert B. Hilton. Hattie K. Hilton Helen IN
Ion kIhert Hilton. Vincent X. Hilton, Edward u
t5ti,on Dorothy Hilton Ellen u. Hilton. Edna I.
iJi;ton The Mercantile Company general guar
said Helen Hilton. Albert - HI
To- tr nd Hilton. Infants e Francis Hyde
guardian of % said Ellen D.
1Ts,n and Essua r Hilton infants and TO all persons
trr,,ersetcd in the Henry Hilton late Of the
, ~ New York. deceased creditors lesatces, next
-, or other1se greeting You md each of you
~ cited ana required personally 10 be and appear
-. cl,rr1eate County Of New York the
Of said held At the county
.et.rt rJo,se he Of New York. on the 18th
80 =, hume 1908 past o'clock IN the forenoon
and there 10 attend Judicial settle
second Of proceedings or Horace
.seu and Edward D. Harris executors of ana trustees
sr ,be Iast will testament Of said deceased: and
s ~ Vo ns hereby cited are under the age or
required 10 appear Dy your guar
h, ,ou rave one. f. have none 10 appear
~ anrIy for be appointed or In the event OF
or 40 guardian wlil De hp-
Ctn,s6 hy the represent and act Tor you
81 the proceeding, -. ..,. caus.d the s.oI the
~ ~ tes Court of the said County or Ne"
tt q York 10 hereunto affixed. witness. Hon;
80 " Trank T Fitzgerald a Surrogate or our tild
,,,y st tbe county Of New York the @4h day or april
c|r ~ cur Id thousand nine hundred and six
III 'iie F'"' - DANIEL !. DOWDNEf,
CaerA Of SurIogates court
,.,,re = NANCY Attorney for Executors. $50 Broad
Rgav New Yor Gitl-
New-York tribune., 1906-05-31
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

York by the grace Of God free and independent. 70
Thomas Burgh, deceased if there be whose names
and places residence 10 Joseph Rushtnn,
the petitioner herein ara cannot after dieen inquiry be
nscertaned bv him julius N Mayer. es Attorney Gen
eral Of the stse Of New York William Hoes as Pub
A6minstrator OF the Of New York send greet
ing Joseph Rushton Of the City OF New York
applied the Surrogates Court OF County
or New York ~ye certain instrument in writing.
real and personal property. daily proved
will and testament Of Thomas BurGh late ~
the County of York. deceased, Therefore and
each you appear before the Surrogate Of
our County OF York. his Office IN the County OF
New York the 18th day Of June. thousand nine
hundred rolf past oclcck the forenoon Of
day then and there 10 attend the probate OF the
lasi viii and testament And such Of you are
hereby cited under the OF vvnty-one years,
required by guardian II you have one
or and apply for 10 be np
pointed Of NEGLECT or failure 10 do
30 guardian appointed by the Surrogate rep
resent and for in the proceeding
In Whereof. We have caused the Seal OF the
Surroeate's Of the said County Of New
YoTi be hereunto atixe1 Witness. Hon.
q. 81 Frank T Fitzgerald. a Surrogate II said
County II New York a said County. the 2ist
day OF April. In the year OF our Lord one thou
sand hundred and six
DANIEL J. DOWDNEF.
clerk Of the SuTTasate's Court.
Charles Houston Attorney Petitioner yay
New York city.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-31
ROUTINE WORK DONE.
--COnfereeS- Nozc Ready to Take Up
Rate Bills Disputed Points.
From The Tribune Bureau.

Washington May 30.-The conference COM
mttee the Railway Rate bill devoted to-
days session 10 interrogating Chairman Knapp
Of the Interstate Commerce Commission regard
-fng certain minor changes, many of them YER
= bal. which Senator Tillman obtained when the
4 biz was under consideration In the Senate.
Many Of these changes were not debated in the
Senate as Mr. Tillman explained that they were
Z offered at the request of the Interstate Com
. faerca Commission. Mr. Knapp explained the
purpose Of the changes and the committee sig
-nfed its satisfaction with most. if not all, OF
Them
The work Of the conferrees up 10 adjournment
to-day disposed Of practically all the routine
work Of the conference. Now the questions con-
-cernng which there are actual contentious must
be taken up. Among these are the so-called
Jim Crow" provision, the requirement Of hNe
days notice before process compelling obeyance
c! an order OF the commission can issue, the
w0r6s, in its judgment" which the Senate
struck out; the ant-pass provision, the anti-coal
ana commodity provision and the pipe line
amendment.
All Of the conferrees are sanguine Of an early
and mutually satisfactory agreement. although
It is appreciated that much hard work remains
g. 70 be done. The conferrees will meet again to-
morrow
New-York tribune., 1906-05-31
STATEMENT OF NEW YORK LIFE.
Gives Result of Recent Examination by
Expert Accountants.

-Ae following statement was given out yesterday
e tehalf ~ the New York Life Insurance Company
.egsfdins the examination of the assets and Ila-
DlAties Of the company made by expert account
~ss some months ago.
Sfer adding $4,000 additional reserve 20 the
- called for by the laws OF the state lhe aS-
'oaatants certify that they find balance aPHlADie
~ DIVIDENDS and contingencies IN excess OF
s1dt .5-L This balance is larger than the one
~SS4sA fy The company in its last annual s'aN-
AHhie The items making Up the balance sheet Of q.
~ "crouHtoufs do not run along Ilhes chache
-talel with the items IN the company o. htate
4 Ns-e IS general correspondence, allc IL reluiI-s
~ moments study 10 see that me sthteIleI't
" assets and liabilities presented oy me com
10y 4taeii was conservative lndeen. the oI;5
IN efal change made by the accountants Is 70 adu
teiy &s516e what The company claliheo' Will Hiiiao
e.efe seems 70 have been nc reduction OF conse
sSeeHoe made anywhere in the cQinpat;ys value
me only considerable item rejected Dy tile
.'s s made up Of what is known as eeiSIIen pieo -
= lnls, and this they differ with the ihsui ~,
phftIneut. Ia making its return 70 iie aa.e .'d
-. FaHy wlll be Obliged 10 Include HeieftS" F'0-
4tir tempest OF criticism after the most cIl.i @
~ inquiry. appears not only that tiis Btrst ~
.alP h thoroughly sound ana solvent, Dut IlhL "a
sssaieinent made its Policyholdefs on JanuniS
~ was cdtIserFatlgey made up, itiht is ,,S
ilpuut 20 than the company clalfheus a.,
~ ia1s, Notwithstanding severer siansafo % ii"
~ IS larger than the cOnp2ny's reDoFt '''
New-York tribune., 1906-05-31
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

York By the grace God free and independent 10
Isabel Henlein Henleln, Henrietta Hans
Heinein Henlein. the heirs and Of kin
Rams enlein send greeting: Whereas George
Piled Surrogste's Court OF our County Of New
York, certain instrument IN writing relating
10 both personal property. duly Ircved the
.est viii and testament Of Hans Heinien. late Of tho
Of New York. deceased therefore sou
Of ~. are before the Surrogate
County OF New York al Office the County OF New
York. 25th day Of June. thousand nine hun
aud SIX half-past O'CLOCK IN the forenoon
thar day then and there 70 ctteni the probate Of TIE
said last will ard testament
And such Of You as hereby cited are under the
age twenty-one required appear by
GUARDIAN II YOU one if nore. 10 ap-
pear ands amply fer be appointed the
~ your neglect failure 10 do a guardian be
appointed by TO yOu
IN testimony whereof. have caused the the
Su.rogate's Court Of the said County o New
York be hereunto affixed. Hon
- - lIank T. Fitzgerald a Surrogate Of our said
County @. New York said County. 2Sth day Of
Anil &. Tho year Lord thousand hundred
DANIEL J. DOWDEEY-
Clerk OF the Surrogate's Court
ELLIOT & s SIDNEY sMITH Attorneys fer Petitioner
50 Wall Street. \. I. City
New-York tribune., 1906-05-31
Citations.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

G.N
York. by grace Of God free and independent tn
gelne II. LandTipe. Elizabeth Simmons Catherine NJ
Ilce George b. Swan. fieorgiana Swan Addie S Oyis
Josephine = Dixon, Frederic c. Wagner. executor
under the ast testament Of Sarah IaIoocl,
konstanzer John II. IigbCoCk Prudence Jennie
Hurd Joshua Babcock, jr., Elmer Babcock Lille
babcock Annie Babcock and the
tors next Of kin. heirs al law legatees
successors In interest Of said John H Babcoc
Iiutchins, Jennie Hurd Joshua Babcock Jr. Elmer F.
EabcocE Lille Bahc0ck Iabcocs respectively
names and residences unknown petitioners.
The unknown next Of kin and heirs at law David
Babcock, deceased, and their respective kin.
heirs law. executors. administrators
Vlsees other
them be deceased. all Of whom and whose and
residences unknown petitioners and all
OF the County OF New York deceased, creditors
Rtees Of kin otherwise. greeting: and
each Of hereby cited and required personally
be and before of
New York, the SHrrosate's Of said County held
the County Court House IN The County New
The 24th day Of July, 1903 past O'Clock
The forenoon Of that day then and there a
judicial settlement OF the account of proceedings Of
Arthur Hurst and Hurst
OF he last will and testament Of said deceased: and
such Of You hereby cited under the age
guardian, II if to
pear and apply for be appointed event
Of YOUR neglect failure 10 do guardian will bo
appointed by the Surrogate and for you
Ga the proceeding
In testimony whereof we have caused seal OF the
Surrogates Court Of the said County OF New York
IL 81 Thomas, Surrogate Of said county, at the
County Of York, 25th day cf May,
the Of Lord thousand nine hundred and
DANIEL. J. DOWDNEY.
Clerk Of the Surrogates Court
FRANK G WILD attorney fer executors and trustees.
277 Broadway 1Manllattan), n y. City.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-31

TIME RIvERcIAFF NEW MILFORD. CoNN.-Rast and
il pleasure for your summer outing FRANK z
RiSIEY NJ p. send for beoh!et
New-York tribune., 1906-05-31
CROMWELL EXAMINATION PUT OFF.
kr Morgan Refuses to Proceed Without
Quorum of Senate Committee Present.

Washington. May Ex-senator Morgan declined 20
proceed with the examination of William Nelson
Cromwell to-day unless he could get quorum OF
the Senate Committee on Interoceanic Canals
When the committee convened there were present
Chairman Millard and Senators Kittredge and Nor
gar The Alabama Senator has pending befofe me
conmittec a motion to compel Mr.. Cromwell 10 an
sEeF certain questions which he had refused TO 90.
ior The reason said that they involved conde'l-
TO comm. lions between counsel ana client.
Acyour4m5ut was taken Gntil Tuesday next ana
holcrs Will be sent 70 every member OF the com
tafttet. q the request Of Senator Morgan, stating
La the business OF the committee Is being DELAYED
y their failure 10 attend II is understood that
q Sator Morgan viii press his motion at that time.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-31
GRAIN GOES UP IN iSMOKE
fire Destroys One Thousand Bash
els an ArmOQr EIerator.

Chicago, May sO.-Fire early to-day DESTROYED Ar
Tnour s. Co.'s elevator D. standing along a slim
extending from the south branch Of the river at
Fisk street. With the elevator were DESTROYED
l0o00o6 bushels of wheat. and oats -Four men
employed in the elevator were hurt. one fatally
soon after the fire started. when a series OF ex-
iosons. caused by ignition of the dust spread the
EaInes throughout the building.
The loss was estimated roughly at $500 600
10 S,oo.oOo In addition fifteen cars filled with
gram on tracks near the elevator were destroyed.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-31
PURSUANCE OF an ORDER or uoy

Amer 4 Thomas. Surrogate OF the C,ountv of New
YORK notice IS heTesy Given persons haVi claims
against Alice NJ Du BoE late OF COUNT EaIv
hoIk. deceased. 10 present the same with vouchers
ereoi 70 tho subscriber at his t-ansactlc usi-
sess at the office Of DAILY. hoyt Mason No l5 William
OF October next. ~ '"e MS "N'
Dated New York. the 18th Dag a. March 1906
,-,.-, ALEXANDER +. MASON Fxecu,or
New-York tribune., 1906-05-31
SWrogates' Notices.
PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

III OI 1t4N =.
- Frank 7. Fitzgerald Surrogate Of m. county q,
New YORK notice is hereby bartns
gains @ ssaihss Robert r. Booth late the County Of
- tie subscriber az his place Transferring bust
on or before he 18th day July next " wv AON'
bateu Ne" YORK. the Sd day OF January
FREDERICK A. BOOTH Fxecu,or
THORNTON EARLE Attorneys for Executor sS pa-x
Row. New York city Borough OF Marhettan 30 i"
New-York tribune., 1906-05-31
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or non

Abner G, Thomas Surregate of the Couay of New
YORK notice is hereby given all persons having claims
against Mary X Baker. late County Of New Yor.
deceased to present the same with vouchers thereon hs
subscriber AT his place OF tiansaeng business AZ The
Office Of De Witt. Lockman & De Wit No IS Nassau
Street in the Borough OF Manhattan the city 81 eu
York. on or before the 10Th day October next
Dated New York. the 9th day Of March 1905
- HENRY NJ BAKER.
DE WITT. LOCKMAN & DE WITT Attorneys for Esecu
tor IS Nassau Street. Borough Manhattan CITY OF
New YORK '' -
New-York tribune., 1906-05-31
OUTLOOK FOR COTTON IN coREA

TOXIC May 9o-The members of the House OF
REPRESENTATIVES, who have been visiting Corea to
sluoy me cotton prospects have brought back
nope vi report They think that at moderate esti-
e lie crop ought to be worth $4,000 600 annually
japan now imports yearly from India and else
where s5eoOo.ecO worth of cotton.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-31

THE GRAND HOTEL,
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS. n. Y.
Opens June 2Tth Through Coach and Drawing Room
car service from New York Altitude over 2OU0 feet
Passenger elevator all floors. Cnexcelled cuisine.
Rooms singly or suite with private baths Golf.
Booklet Apply % Alfred Elliott Manager, Hicks Bdg.
n. p Cor. Broadway and 2Sth 81. elevator 2Sth St,
New York; telephone until June 27th
after that date address The Grand Hotel Company High
mount p o.. y. Y
New-York tribune., 1906-05-31
RED SWAN INN,
WARWICK. ORANGE co. n.

WARWICK. ORANGE co. n. Y.
Opens June 18th: only &C miles city, quiet
homeike; electric lights. heat private baths
elevator: garden. excellent table. GOLF
COURSE; drives delightful climate Address
for booklet. e. NJ BARTLETT
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1906-09-01

them to eight hour jobs. A short time
ago he discovered that things were not
going right, and few nights before
the trouble he overheard one of them
say to his partner that they would do
up the furnaces and also the mayor
domo. He then watched them closely
and on the night of the trouble caught
some of the men from Cananea putting
in two charges of ore without the
necessary coke. He stopped the bust
ness right there, when he was assault
ed by one of the men from Cananea
with heavy lunch bucket. He was
repeatedly struck over the head and
arm with the bucket, and as he was
not armed, and was the only American
on the feed floor, he backed away as
rapidly as possible. Finally one of the
Mexicans who had long resided here
came to his assistance with a shovel,
which Mr.. High grabbed, and then
proceeded to defend himself. Three
other Mexicans who were of the same
bunch who had recently arrived from
Cananea, also came forward with
shovels, but did not attack him. The
man who made the assault then dis
appeared. The next morning Mr..
High, in company with Deputy Sheriff
Bill Spaw, took the train and went to
Duncan. On the following day the
man who made the assault, in COM
pany with another one of the Cananea
bunch, showed up in Duncan a short
time before the train was due, and he
was Immediately arrested and will be
tried this afternoon before Justice
Neff.
Mr.. High, who has long been in the
employ of the A. c. company, and who
is known as a very conservative man,
states that he is thoroughly satisfied
that these men from Cananea had
been doing all in their power to Gre
ate dissatisfaction among their own
people here with the intent of bring
ing about trouble in the community.