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The Washington times., 1906-06-03
F|RE-ESCAPE BILL
IN ITS FINAL FORM
Commissioners Return Re-
viSed Measure to House.
PRESENT SHAPE SATISFACTO
Most Important Change Made in Allen
Bill Requires Erection of Fire
Escapes by Owners of Record.

Final action on the Allen bill. II. r.
1884, TO amend the present fire-escape
law, was taken by the District Commits
sioners yesterday afternoon in forward
ing to Chairman Babcock. OF the House
Committee, favorable report on the
measure. except as to certain minor pro
visions. and urging it's early enact
ment by Congress.
The Commissioners report is in line
with the recommendations made by
Building Inspector Ashford and is sub
stantiaIIy what was asked OF them by
the joint committee of the Board Of
Trade and the Business Mems AssOcia-
tion at a recent hearing on the bill.
The Washington times., 1906-06-03
Python Dined on Lamb.

The day the ship weighed from Singa-
pore, Second officer Luhrs says, the py-
New-York tribune., 1906-01-19
NEW LIBRARY AT HUDSON PARK.
Latest Branch of Carnegie System in This
City to Open January 25.

The district in the neighborhood of Hudson Park.
which has hitherto been without library facilities
will have the use of one of the new Carnegie
branch buildings of the New-York Public Library
after January 25 The new branch will be dedi-
Gated January "a at o'clock in the afternoon Inc
opening exercises will be held in the assembly room
in the basement. The municipal government Will
be represented by Patrick F. MCGOWAN, president
of the Board OF Aldermen, and the building Will
be turned to the city behalf of the library
trustees by George L Rives. formerly Corporation
Counsel.
The building is from designs by Messrs. Carrere
ana Hastings. It has three stories and basement
and stands irregularly shaped lot The side
abuts directly the park. It resembles the other
Carnegie library buildings in the borough In haV-
ing large arched openings the main story. The
front is plain and is of brick, trimmed with Indi-
ana limestone. The basement is occupied by
large assembly and by space for storage, with
a boiler room and toilet rooms. The adult clrcu-
latng room and the general reading room are on
the main floor. On the second floor are the chill
dren's circulating and reading rooms; The The third
floor is occupied by the janitor's apartments
The building, with its equipment, cost ABOUT
$4,000. exclusive Of the Site which was furnished
by the city.
New-York tribune., 1906-01-19
M'KINLEY DAY DINNER TONIGHT.

The Mckinley Day dinner of the West Side Re
publican Club viii take place tonight at the Wal
dorf-Astoria, instead of on the lamented ex-Pres-
dents birthday the great dining hall not
available on that date. The demand for tickets
has been unusually active and there will be about
three hundred and fifty present. Among the speak
ers will be Attorney General julius NJ. Mayer. Her
bert Parsons, president of the Republican County
Committee: Sherman Moreland. Republican leader
in the New-York Assembly; Congressman Robert
w Bonynge, Of Colorado: Congressman James q.
watson. of Indiana and John r. Van Werner,
president of the New-York Athletic Club. It was
fully expected that Governor Higgins would be
present. but owing TO the death of his wife's
mother he may be absent. 1t denied last
night that the anti-Odell had planned to make
a demonstration at the dinner hostile to the State
chairman
New-York tribune., 1906-01-19
B, ROOSEVELT CALLED TO ACCOUNT.
Held Responsible for Loss of $127,9s4 of
Holland Building Association.

Bv Hn opinion handed down by the United States
Circuit Court Of Appeals in the old case OF Eloert
A Rrtnckerhor against Robert 3. Roosevelt and
the Holland Building Association. Mr.. Roosevelt
must account for s127 SS4 TO the Holland Building
Association for having been personally responsible
for the loss of It's assets. The complaint In the
original action charged him with the misuse of the
assets while acting as the CORPORATIONS president.
The suit was instituted by Mr. Brinckerhon as a
stockhoder. .
According to the original suit. the association
was the owner of No. SO Nassau-st-. its only real
asset. Later as its president. it charged that
Nj Roosevelt so2 the property to the Holland
T,as Company for S135,a00 and above $35, 900
ursr g. go the property.
New-York tribune., 1906-01-19
EDwaRDss FRIENDS NOT CONVINCED
Will Continue Investigation of Mysterious
Death-Scout Suicide Verdict.

The relatives and friends of Charles A. Edwards
purpose to continue their Investigations into his
death
I'VE can never be satisfied with verdict that
declares my uncle committed suicide" said W. H
L. Edwards, his nephew, last night. I'VE cer-
tainly do not consider the case closed" A. r.
I.edoux the chemist, of No 80 John-st who wrote
q letter to W H L Edwards relating converse
ton he had with CharlNs A. Edwards, in which
the latter said he was afraid that he might be
killed If he went to New Haven again, said yester-
day: 'In view of this conversation and in view
of my personal acquaintance with Mr.. Edwards
for many years and in view of what have read
Of the case. the coroner's verdict seems absUrd" "
New-York tribune., 1906-01-19
EAWBURC-AMERTCAN LINB
Fast Express ServIce.

s. S AMERIKA MOST LUXURIOUS
AND MOST MODERN OF LEVIA-
THANS.
sGrtll Room. tGymnasiun- Elevator
& A La Carte Restaurant. fCaE at Dover
for London & Paris.
Mediterranean Service
TO GIBRALTAR. NAPLES 6 GENOA
Prinz AdaIbert. Feb. s. noon: Mar. y
sRarnburE. -...........Feb IT. noon
"Cretic Chartered from White Star Line)
Feb. q, A. N
Prinz Oskar. Mar. 2, P M; Apr Is
Rates 1st Class, $40. SS5 S11s.OO up
ward. according TO steamer selected.
S s. MOLTKE TO MADEIRA. CADIZ.
GIBRALTAR, MALAGA, -ALGIERS AND
GENOA, JAN. so. II "A. M. 1905; A DE-
LIGHTTUL TRIP OF 19 DAYS FOR
SOS 90 PER ADULT UPWARD.
sCalI at Gibraltar. fGrIIl Room.
Offices S6 and 81 Broadway. Phone 1871
Broad. Piers. Eoboken. y. J.
New-York tribune., 1906-01-19

.James McCleaahan, Sued By SteUen-
sone Defends Estates Management.

,r.51snahan president of the Mutual
Rank and of the David Stevenson hre"ins -,
many said through his counsel yestero"N t
nonld he able to disprove all the charges Hl'loe
W ., c,o1,orso, heirs in the suit fled for sums
orvrevatins s4oaooO Conspiracy to defrauo Is az
leres Thomas J. Farrell. of No Z6I 6I"aU"'.
AR McClenahan's counsel said FeS'el' -
xr McClenahan would be able to prov prov s..e.S
charge TO be unfounded and wouio AU'''
his rnanagement Of the estate ,r-
-I-t.t .ba announcement of the suit against Nl4'
,.r-7.,aban came also word that the wife or young
11s1-t6 stevenson had fled suit for aosoiule
at Leesburg. Va, the country Iioiiie "a ~, a,
where she now claims residence. mrs e'e'''''
50. Miss Mary Greenough. Of Phladelpfha-
y +.a s,,;t against Mr.. McClenahan it is sought
" have set aside the sale of the brewery prop
,rtv at 3sth-st and 10th-aVe, py the eAee"
a. have the banker removed as trustee VI w
property of the David stevenson - .'., = tu
so,,rbt To have the banker render an acoouhtlnss'
80 "a restrain him from selling any fuFtheF POI
+fon IF the estate. The brewery sale was hidoe
about twelve years ago ,z n
The case is now being heard before eA,' -, -
5,- t5errfclS as referee. Among the exhlblIs mas
been check for $4,000 in the suit 6roTghtM WT Mc R
DsId stevenson to recover $50 coo from nI M have
been Withhed raudueny from the SAFE 5uare or ae
Stevenson family home at No. no "a "a thaf the house
sStuaIv brought s22o,eOo, but that young STEVENSON
reGeFgI a8obeT her allegation in the suit It is charged
that Mr.. McCenahan, through tne s saT i cash to
p,rgTss. money mortgages which il is charged he
3Jsed 10 speculate his own account. !. 100 AFr
In third II is alleged tElat IN 80 ~
=Focvlsaban transferred 172 shares OF STOCK IN te
Mutual Pank to himself trustee OF the oLsVeh i
- estete having himself out of the funds or me
estate al considerable advance over Ine price ne
had paid for the STOCK & as an boeh+ G on behalf of
James D smith, individually and as an executor
80 +r,,see of the David stevenson estate, against
1be David Stevenson Brewing Company James
NcfJena han individually and as trustee ana eN-
ec1Ttor the other officers of the brewing company
and the heirs OF the Stevenson estate ne helrs
ie6 Wi the others 3 JeS3s lOTHla4!lS,
having ia fact joint interests with the plalntln
New-York tribune., 1906-01-19
Lackawanna Railroad.

n. Y, foot Barclay. Christopher "est
22d StE.
800 A. M.-For Binghamton an4 ElIIlLs-
1000 A. M-For Buffalo. Chicago and ST
Louis.
40 p. M.-For Buffalo and Chicago
1900 P M.-For Scranton and plymouth
s6 IL p M-For Buffalo and Chtcaso-
s2 90 A. M--For Chicago-Sleepers open
$50 P NJ
Tickets at 149. 429 11s3. 1894 Broadway
n. z; $50 Fulton St. Brooklyn 'DaiIy'
tExcept Sunday
New-York tribune., 1906-01-19

! COOK.-Competent: experienced in all kinds
Of cooking. soups. ices ETC.; best city
references; $50 f. E, Miss F'itzGerald's
Seymour Building. 5th-ave. and 42d-st.
New-York tribune., 1906-01-19

vivinE members of his family not one CT whom
he had heard from since he left his fathers home
in Buffalo, n. ". when eight years old Since
Is45 the brothers have made constant hut vain
efforts to find each other. The end of their long
separation was brought about by their remarkably
IiIseress a slalghter-in-law of brother mStSR-
ing the other for him the street.
New-York tribune., 1906-01-19
EDwARDs's POLICY MAY BE CONTESTED
IBy Telegraph to The T,

IBy Telegraph to The Tribune1
New-Haven Conn, Jan. 1S.--The hearing on the
probate of Mrs. Abigail Killers $4,000 estate VIII
be held tomorrow before Judge Ceaveland IL being
understood tonight that A. Maxcy Hitler will not
contest the appointment of the New-Haven Trust
Company as administrator. Officers oc the Fidelity
and Casualty Company Of New-York, in which
Charles A Edwards had 5000 policy. with sui
New-York tribune., 1906-01-19

eide clause here to-day going over me 1sa y, I
house where Mr.. Edwards died and STUDYING t tIle
ground Of suicide The coroner's report was To-Day
fhe subject of wide discussion here. ChaIles a
4iIler when asked this morning what he thought
of it, said: II want two three DAYS 70 thlhk 1 ~
over | won't say yet whether l think II was
suicide
New-York tribune., 1906-01-19

COACHMAN.-By German; knows all about
farming: small family; best re TeteTee6ss' Ia e6t,s
ESCHMANN. care Of Dietrich. 225 E, 6Sth-
New-York tribune., 1906-01-19
READ0NA GVgTii
NEW JERSEY CENTRLL2 2.i

sIAIlONS: Foot Liberty St "
Time shown below is <run tlsk-- /
West 23d St leaves 10 minutes ezr9r :
cept as noted by Designating mzrEz
EAETON. BETH LEHEM. ALI7r7z
AND MAUCH CHCNK-.4B (,
Easton), 9.1O a. NJ. 1.20. AZ. 90 fj
Easton only) .. NJ Sun, z45
wILKESBARRE AND sCRANTos-1
A. NJ, 12O. SO P II Sunass :
A. NJ. 500 P. ",
LAKEWOOD LAKEHURST. II
RTVEP AND BAENDGAT-slR /.
A. NJ, 1-3O. a5.O0 x6.03 QakETuot Z
Lakehurst. ks. 20. c415i ?. n. szaa
$50 A n e-4O Lakewood ~ =
ATLANTIC CITY-n2 40 A. ". kstssI
LONG BRANCH, ASBCRY PARE. osza
GROVE POINT PLEASANT And e
SHORE POINTS-z4 %. $50 1871
ri 20. GAS. $50. $50. jizeL so
except Ocean Grove. 400. 90 A
400, $40 P NJ
ATLANTIC HI1DS.. SEABRc65-. -
MOUTH BCH., EAST LONG Ea4S7-
z4.OO. z5.5O. 8 50. 1I.SO A u. IN 4
$50. $40 P. N sundays Go 4 /
400 P NJ
PHILADELPHIA At 50. mfo0. "a
$500. m%10-00. .11-0o 4 y Is
Isl. 4 -u-tsFs ul~H-lt+
200. ts.O0 900. 5000 P. 4. -
BALTIMORE AND WAsHIyGTuE-l q
m%1O.0O. 1900. m'2.00, ni'40 g
200. sj12 Is
READING. HARRISBURG, P0T7Sfli
AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. y
+s.O0, 1910. 90 90. 100 A. Y .ssSl
oniy), sl'1.OO. III.2n. 200 P. II faats
PottsviIle. Harrisburg only, fsa4 q
80 P. II.
sDaily. +Daily except SUNDAY -
days. 1ParIor cars only Via ls-l5
aExcept Saturdays ElDiuing car. Er<
days only zFTom Liberty ST onlI
From Twenty-third Strset-E5.3 Z
cS.5O P. NJ. e122O ?. ". gA9 Z
J11.5O P NJ. k3 20 P. II.
Offices: Liberty St, West 2sd s., s5s
House. 26I. 4S4. 1900. 1854 B-oaAzs :
5th Ave, 2S1 9Th Ave. 25 Uuio1 .
West, 279S Sd Ave. 2T9 West l75ts =
Columbus Ave. New York; ~ g :
500 Fulton ST. Brooklyn; $50 5lssis-
Williamsburg. New York T-zrs= Z
calls for and checks baggage % ess,lz..-
W. G. BESLER. c. u u
Tice-Pres. & Gen MEr Gen. PzssTAsz
New-York tribune., 1906-01-19

COACHMAE.-Singls. 30; medium weight;
smooth face; an excellent man for coun
try; strictly temperate; references can Dc
seen. PATRICK, I54 6th-ave.
New-York tribune., 1906-01-19
STEAMBOATS,.

ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
once, No. 1894 Broadway, between 96th
and SIth sts,. until o O'Clock D. m Adver~
tlsements received at the following branch
offices at regular ONCE rates until O'clock
p m, viz: 254 Sth-ave., 5. O. cor, 28d- ~
dnS 6th-ave., cor. 12th-st. 81 East I4th-st
%of West 42d-st. between Tth and sth ayss
New-York tribune., 1906-01-19

COMPANION.-Exper woman as Use
full companion to lady. mothers helper. or
would manage household: references. S.
NJ, 81 West ISth-st-
New-York tribune., 1906-01-19

REAL ESTATE MANAGEMENT wanted
bv gentleman OF long experience in New
York City real estate: best references and
suitable security. PIPER. 40 West
1JetE-er.
New-York tribune., 1906-01-19
AMERICAN LINE.

PLYMOUTH-CHERB'G G-SOUTHAMPToN
Sailing Saturdays, $50 q. m. Pier Is. ". K.
St Paul. -. Jan. 20. NewAYor =. Feb. 5
Mn't'ka Jan. 27.S am 81. Louis Feb. 10
RED STAR LINE.
ANTWERP - DOVER-LONDON-PA
Sailing Saturdays. 1890 a. m. Pier "A, Mr.
Kroonland. Jan. 20 Finland. ..... Feb. g
Iceland. Jan. % yaderIand. Feb 10
WHITE STAR LINE.
NEW YORK-Q'STOwN-
Sailing Wednesdays. Pier as. n. r
Majestic. ........-.Jan. "a. 10 a. N.
Ieutonic. ....-..... Feb. 7, 10 a m
Baltic. ic.--.-------..F Feb. H. a. n.
Majestic. Feb. 21. 10 a. m
THE MEDITERRANEAN ~ Va
FROM NEW YORK.
REPUBLIC. Jan. 20. pm: Mar 9, Apr. u
CELTIC C20.s04 tous) Feb. II, IL 80 .. N
CRETIC- Apr. s. 10 a II. : May 10. June 2f
FROM BOSTON
ROMANIC. 49, Feb. 8, $50 a m. Mar II
CANOPIC- Feb. "a, II a. m: Apr !. MAY Ie
PASSENGER OFFICE, 8 BROADWAY
Freight Once. WaischaH Bldg. Battery Pl
New-York tribune., 1906-01-19

Kftuntian. Wanted-N-Is and Fe3z1ale-
-Four lines trot excee0ilG - woroSs thE % -
yn.sr+ious IS cents; seS-1 ins+TIocs- SV
cents Exceeding - words a~-A les then :"
words three inserIoH-. 80 centSi seFSo IN
ssTtions. 60 cents
New-York tribune., 1906-01-19
Male.

IFATHER CASE AiAKER,.---By PaTlslan
fi-sT class workman: novelties, SraolA'1o
s-a-11 best Paris firms: wishes steacS posi-
tinn. f5rst class work. references DIRE -
FUS. 353 Sth-ave.
New-York tribune., 1906-01-19

| HOUSEWORRER COOK--stronE young
German grI: good cook; car bake: ex-
| callent Iaundress: no objections country; ;
| private. public. reference. MORROW S
! BUREAU. POI East 5Sth-st.
New-York tribune., 1906-01-19

COOK.-Private; SIS; city or country; ref
erences. DOMESTIC INSTITUTE, %
EaSI 80 0th-st
New-York tribune., 1906-01-19

YOUNG NAN q; wofl al anything; good
reference. J. HINDS, $40 6th-ave.
New-York tribune., 1906-01-19
RAILROADS.

[PIEINMSY VAMlA
RA0lROAIDa
STATIONS foot Of West Twenty-third Street.
and Desbrosses and Cortlandt Strests
xTThe leaving time from DesDrosses and
Cortlandt Streets is five minutes later th@n
that given below for Twenty-third StresI
FOR THE WEST.
sTb5 A NJ. CHICAGO SPECIAL.
so IS A, NJ 81. LOUIS LIMITED For
Cincinnati and st. LOuis-
s1Ob5 A.. NJ. THE PENNSYLVANIA LIN
ITED.-23 hours TO Cnicag9
sISS p N CHICAGO CINCINNATI AMI
ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
-s.5s p. NJ. PENNSYLVANIA SPECIAL
IS hours to Chicago.
s455 p. u. CHICAGO LIMITED
sB55 P. M WESTERN EXPRESS:
1925 P. II. ST. LOUIS AND ClNCA-N-
MATT EXP.
7b5 P NJ PACIFIC EXPRESS.
.S25 P. NJ. CLEVELAND AND CINC44>-
se55P.M. PITTsBTRGH sPBCIAI4
WASHINGTON AND THE sou 10 ~
'7g6, s25 80 %. 1916. t1051 a M I'm I'm
ited:5. "J :s.25 t2 :425. .455. '5.55 e.2S 2
M I2.1o might az sarasy' .Ts Y cs2s Con.
ii0p2s .555. S.25 biT1.s' ?. ms 121o night :. .am
SOUTHERN RAfLWAY.-.125o 3d. %
AS p. M. Y. 10 a m; daily and
sEABoARD AIR LINE.-122s p. m and
NORFOLK II r { m. ANp faf5'; WESTERN RAILWAY
cHEsAPEAKE N & OHIO RAILwAY;,-'7.S
a weekdays, - 30 P, m ts otliS NOR
FoLK-"7.55 a. m weekdays. 500 p IL
ATLANTIC C1rY.-e55 a. N and 2S5 p.
m. weekdays Sundays. '1.01 a M
CAPE MAY.-12.56 p. m week.a4ys- q k
BROWNS MILLS-IN-THE-PINh h'S' ~
LONG q a. RRANca TssSNGH AsBURY PARK ocean
GroveI CNorth Asbury Park sumo 10 *
and Point Pleasant. S55 a m, .Ie1 le,To'
SIS. 4.55 p. m, and 121o night L weeE- = X
days sHnaaysi N6e st5gT gi%S Ti%SS5SiELPHIA. 81 IF sii
SOS, 7.2s, +755. s25, $50. .s.2s, e55 20 - - -
.f1o.55: .1o55; 11;s5 q NJ a., 12E - IS
oaiy9 SS !555 .e25. s.55. 7.55. s. 25. SO;
s25 C9.55 for North Philadelphia al my ~
8o5 m. .7s5 r 10 Ptsst sss "sssos sss. 8ss 8
sI0b5 q m - S s1255, Il 30. 80 80
S-55 '4.25 So for Mort. = Phsi94eisg5ss az KS
e.25 Cs55 for North philadelphia oniSJ
D m, 1910 night
sDininE Car fExtra-faIe train
Ticket offces Nos. 4G1. 1854 and GO 5rosI- O.. L
way; 1s2 Fifth Avenue Cbelow 23d ST.
2s3 Fifth Avenue corner 18th STD
Astor House. and stations nanleo S.,y.o aogsT
BrookIyn 342 Fulton Street, $50 euIt22l
street. 800 Broadway and PennsyIvaIssIa
Annex Station. The New York IranSLei
Company will call for ana check oassA. =
from hotels and residences through x
destina tion.
Telephone ''54s Chelsea for Pennsylvanis
Railroad Cab Service. -
W W ATTERBURY. J. R WOOL.
General Manager. Pass'r Traffic Manager
GEO. w BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1906-01-19

HoUSEWORK.- laundress. with sis
ter. in one private family or separate:
city or country; willing to work; have ref
erenceS. HERR. 1872 East 4th-st.
New-York tribune., 1906-01-19

HOUsEKEEPER. BY American young
woman, in small private family; wages
SIC. Cali or address CLIFTON. III West
60th-sI.
New-York tribune., 1906-01-19

CHAMBERAiAID. WAITRESS.-By young
girl; good city reference. 65 East End
ave. near S2d-st., care of Domay.
New-York tribune., 1906-01-19

HoUsEwORXER.-A Christian girl. of %.
British nationality. as assistant in house
hold work in Christian home only. Address
A b c., Box 40. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1906-01-19

CHAMRERMAID or WAITRESS. - BY
young colored girl. in private boarding
house. Address BAKER, $50 West 2Sth-st
New-York tribune., 1906-01-19

GENERAL HOTTsFWORK or COOK.-By
respectable woman; no washing; personal
references. WRIGHT, 222 West 6Ist-st.
New-York tribune., 1906-01-19

except Hll4l4E5 ~ = ----- 49-f~7 -----
Lv. Liberty -
street. 500 sm. Except SUI =
- 1000 I ~ Daily
'' 80 noon Datiy.
- % 2.Q2 pm Daily.
Limited. 400 pm. Daily. AHhs
street 500 pm pally. . 2
'' 700 pm. Daily. -
- '' 1918 night. Daily. -
SPLENDID tAIS SERVlSA =
THROUGH DAHL TRAINS y =
Leave New York CITY. 2sd s. -. ~.
Chic, Pitts. Sleeper ..1t.50 Pm iss... 80.
Chic, Columbus. Diner. II 80 an 80. -,
Pitts. C1ev-, limited % pm -.
Pitts. Ltd" Buhel $50 n ~. 49,,
CIn., ST. Louis. Sleeper. II 80 pm, tSiS,, tsi,
Gin. ST. Louis. Diner. 9 % an 80 1ss.-
Gin. St Louis. Diner. $50 Pr +
Omces: 26f. 4S<. 1870 BrescSa1l. X =.
House. los Greenwich 81, = - -
w, Se1 Grand s., \. y; ~ rs
Brooklyn: West 23d St. and tA.s.l tA-s...-,s,- =
After 6 =. IN. Sleeping Car H..i. -, :
and full information reEardias --S.--.it -.s-i
can be obtained at Bureau q Z. 49, -,
E<svi-nore & Ohio p. r, 2Srd D -
Phone Nsc Chelsea SI44
New-York tribune., 1906-01-19
LONG LOST MAN FOUND BY MISTAKE

Chicago. Jan ls.-By being mistaken for MS
,.Ier whom, he had not seen for sixty years. d..
flames E. Morrison has tcen united with the sur
New-York tribune., 1906-01-19

CLEANING-By colored girl in theatre.
houses. hotels, boarding houses ALLEN
32S West 59th-Et.
New-York tribune., 1906-01-19
BALTIMORE 6
OHlO RAIIRnti.

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAIS
EVERY OTHER HOUR ON T. =
HOUR TO BALTIMORE AM -
INGTOS-
Leave West 22d Street 10 minutes s.
except midnight train leaves n5ef
Lv. Liberty =
New-York tribune., 1906-01-19

CIIAIBERMAID. &c.-By colored woman
lust landed chanbermaid, lady maid.
waitress or nurse. LOUISE CRAWFORD,
% Ferry-st., Hoboken. n. J.
New-York tribune., 1906-01-19

young German girl; speaks English: in
small American family; personal references.
KOENIG, BOG East 49th-st.
New-York tribune., 1906-01-19

CoOK.-sman country hotel. OF in dining
room; or, cook and houseworker to fam
lily of twof country; good in every respect.
W. Box 81. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1906-01-19

CHAMBERMAID and sEAMSTREss.-
Protestant; neat and refined; understands
dressmaking: good references: city or coun-
try. J. W. Mrs. Golfers, I'D West 23d-st.
New-York tribune., 1906-01-19

GARDENER or SUPERINTENDENT
Proficient in all departments, including
road building. draining, management o.
stock. poultry. greenhouses. orchid houses
tent TO manage estate of any extent. Lock
Box 40 Port Chester. N Y.
New-York tribune., 1906-01-19
IPIENMS MSVLLV VANlA
RN0lROALDs

STATIONS foot OF West TwentJ-tniro street
and TIsSbrosses and CortlAndt Stfests.
zYThe leaving time from DesDrosses ana
Cortlandt Streets is five minutes later th2n
that given below for TWenty-thiro Strest
station.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-09
HELD FOR KILLING
MOTHER-|N-LAW
Carl Hau of Washington
University Is Accused Of
Murder at Baden-Baden

LONDON, Nov. S.-Karl Stau, alias
Hau, described as a lawyer of Wash
ington, was arraigned at the Bow
street Police Court today for extradi-
tion TO Germany on the charge of MUIR
dering his mother -in-law in Baden
Baden. The prisoner declared that the
charge was due to a MISUNDERSTANDING,
and asked the magistrate to send him
to Germany Immediately for trial. He
was remanded pending the arrival of
evidence.
Staus wife and child were with him
at the Hotel Cecil here when he was
arrested.
Stau is described as being rs years
old. The police have not yet received
depositions from Germany, and until
these arrive they cannot give further
information concerning him.
According to the evidence of the de-
tectives who made the arrest, the
charge upon which he was taken into
custody was explained to Stau. After
declaring there was a misunderstanding
ing, Stau asked where the murder had
been committed. The detective told
him the telegram had come from
Baden Baden. Thereupon he said:
II have just arrived from there.
That accounts for two kilograms my
wife received today, saying her mother
was dying. Good God, am accused
of numbering her?
WASHINGTON, Nov. S.--As far as
inquiry could be directed no such per-
son as Carl Stau is known in Wash
ington, but Karl or Carl Hau is a
member of the faculty of George Wash
ington university, and as he Is known
to be in London at. the present time,
it is believed likely that he Is the man
under arrest His father is said to be
a wealthy and retired member of the
Reichstag, while his mother is a bar
oness. Last year DIR. Hau visited Tur-
key and other European countries as a
representative of various business in
terests He returned to this country
and in June last again went aboad, TAX
ing his wife and child with him.. He
expected to return here and take up
his duties in the college early in the
present month.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-09
Siemsen Recognized by Japanese
and Displays Bravado at Bedside

hold-up and wished to deposit some
money. The injured man said that he
know nothing about the happenings
on the day of the assault, but thought
he could describe the visitor of the
previous day. Then Duke brought
Siemsen into the place.
sAsAKI RECOGNIZES sIEMsEN.
"Siemsen, do you recognize this
man?" asked Duke.
L recognize him all right" said the
murderer.
Duke then asked Sasaki if he could
who was in the bank. ITO my best nm
preston he is the man" replied the
Japanese.
Sasak discussed the visit of the
white man to the bank on the previous
day at some length, qualifying the
term white man" as a man who is not
Japanese. He remembered the dark
complexion of the prospective depos-
itor.
According to the report of the bank
officials, there was $2S31.16 taken from
the bank by the murderers, but Stem
sen accounts for only S2200. 1t is pre-
sumed he played the cheat with Dabner
and made a false division of the blood
stained spoils.
Police Commissioner Leahy, Nose
Gunst and William Pinkerton. the de-
tective, visited Siemsen and Dabner
yesterday, inspecting the curious crimi-
nails with considerable interest. Dab
per, unable utterly to realize the desz
perate position in which he finds him.
self, rejoiced at the opportunity of
meeting Pinkerton, the thief catcher of