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New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
NEW MOVE IN BAY SHORE FIGHT.
COLLISION Charge May Tie Up Litigation
and Invalidate Receivers Actions.

Norfolk. Va. Nov. l0-The continued hsht OF
ohsrles r. Burr. +. .. Zell and others. OF Phila-
dsipha 70 prevent the delivery Of the Bay Shore
Railroad reosivership properties 20 E. 3. Smith &
o. o. Philadelphia. under the sale for Ts5coo
threatens 10 result IN q stiu longer ue-uP OF the
litigation by another appeal 10 the Supreme Court
o. the United States, the ground that ''col-
llson" was had IN the assignment OF q small Boy
sloFe claim 10 resident Of the State Of Maryland
80 that nonresident might sue and federal court
Fsce,vers might be had
A final dismissal of the proceedings on such q
notion would make void all DEGREES entered by the
coru IN rs four years management Of the prop
cry, would al loss of fees 10 all receivers anO
court officers and would leave equity only 10 pro-
iet The S2- o. iu receivers certificates held by
Wright d Snyder OF Philadelphia, and other eN-
lelses Insured IN operating the road under the
Fecegerstlu.
Judges con and Prltchard are 10 say on Monday
Ehslher writ Of prohibition Issued BY Judge
fatchsrd IN Washington yesterday. restraining
coahImaton OF sale 10 Smith q Co, will be made
permanent pending appeal 10 the supreme Court
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
NEW OWNER FOR ssTH ST. HOUSE.

g. Osgood PeII & Co. have sold No. 10 West sstn
st. for Edward ]. Peck to a client. and No. IL
West 9th ST. for the BIichaeIis estate. Tns same
firm OF brokers has also leased No West 18th
St Cfurnished) for term OF years. for Oscar s.
straus: No 1O06 Madison ave-, for Mrs LEcy sslis-
bury; No West Ssth ST.; for Samuel Green
the store basement and also Of the lofts In the
premIsex No. 6S West S5th ST.. at aggregate
rental OF ABOUT 100000 This ad1oLns ths two
stores recently leased by Mr.. Green to the But
terick Publishing Company and Huylsr. Mr.. G-esn
purposes TO run arcade through tho building
from saith 10 S5th 81. The S5th ST. store has ossn
taken by the Apollo Piano Company. now IN ssth
St Also leased for the Beeknnan estate TO NeuEaan
& Co. No. All to 421 Madison ava for a term OF
twenty-one years an aggregate rental OF SSoaooo
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
STOLE SLOCUM TABLET.
Mean ThieUes Take Memorial of
Victims of Disaster.

MiscTeants entered the old Lutheran cemetery at
Glendale. Long Island. some time on Friday night
and stole a bronze tablet from the monument
erected there in memory OF the victims of the
General Siocum disaster. On the tablet was a
representation of the burning vessel. 1t weighs
about two hundred and fifty pounds and is valued
$500.
Detectives found what appeared to be the tracks
of rubber tired vehicle outside the cemetery
gate. 1t Is believed that the thieves came 20 the
cemetery in a wagon or carriage and. after they
had pried off the tablet. carried II to their veh
Gle and drove away. on the other side OF the
monument Is another tablet, and the robbers had
evidently made an attempt TO pry this off as well
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
SOUTHERN RAILWAY ATTRACTIONS.
New Calendar 0ut-Winter Service Set
Forth in Booklet.

The Southern Railway is distributing its
large calendar for 1907. The company will have
booklet winter Homes in the South" ready for
tssue about November %. This booklet gives in
formation regarding the resorts in the South, rates
OF board and so forth. Hunting and Fishing in
the South" Is now ready for distribution.
The winter service OF this road for Florida and
The South includes the Florida express. which
leaves daily AT s:25 o'clock This train has Pullman
dra wing room parlor, sleeping and dining cars.
The Southern Palm Limited will resume service
Ianrsry 1901 IL will be operated during the tour
Isl season These trains connect with the Florida
East Coast Line for ST. Augustine Miami ana Palm
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
WOMAN FATALLY HURT ON B. R. T.
Leaning Over Platform Railing When Train
Came.

While waiting the station platform at S7th
street and Fort Hamilton avenue, Brooklyn, yes
terday afternoon, Mrs. Katherine Pa!las os No s
Sd street, Brooklyn, struck by Brooklyn
Rapid Transit train. and probably fatally injured.
The Brooklyn Rapid Transit at this point runs On
the surface, and its station Dli,forns are fankcd
by low ratings. 1t is thought that Mrs. PaIas was
leaning too far the railing when the train
approached the station. The first car struck her
and threw her TO the track directly fn front of
the train. Before Otto CItterly. the moJoTman
could apply the brakes sufficiently the woman was
struck again. half Cf the first passing her
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
AN OPPORTUNITY FOR INvEsroRa

fine tract OF lots. bounded BY Featneroed Lana
Macomb's Road. Shakespeare ave. and Jes1p Place
has fust been subdivided and offered for sale. Tns
tract Is near the east end OF the Washington
Bridge II IS easily reached by trolley. To aucksn
development OF property In the section. Jssss @
Bennett & Co are offering lots In the tract at q BOO
10 s. 10 each These prices It Is Thought ouxhs TO
attract many builders and investors.
The Appellate Division Of the Supreme Court ~
centIv approved the buildinb OF a four track
subway I'D Jerome This subway VIII D. near
tha trao
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
BL00DEoUNDs AFTER ROBBERS.
Safe in Rural Bank Blown 0pen-Two Men
Held on Suspicion.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune ]

Wyethville. Va. Nov. 1O.-The national bank
at Rural Retreat was entered and robbed at
midnight last night. the robbers obtaining sew
eraI thousand dollars in booty and many valu-
able papers. The robbers dropped $500 on the
floor of the bank. where it was picked up this
morning
The papers were thrown away near the town
and were recovered. The robbers entered the
building with tools obtained in the village black
smith shop. The safe was blown open with ME
troglycerine. Two men are under arrest at
Abingdon One of them answers the descrip-
tion OF a stranger seen in Rural Retreat yester-
day.
Bloodhounds have been put on the trail.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
STATEN ISLAND POLICE CAPTAIN SHOT

Captain Bernard Gallagher, OF the New
Brighton police station. shot in the hand
last night by an unknown man. according 10 a
report at Police Headquarters. The captain saw
the man running away and ordered him To stop.
When he refused Captain Gallagher started after
him and the man turned and fired a shot which
struck the captain in the hand. The latter fol-
lowed but lost track Of tie man ia the darkness
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
rRANsPACIFIC MAILS

Destination and steamer. Close In new forh
New zealand Australia Except Wespt
New Caledonia, samoa. Hawaii anu
s1ra ElT Is'Ah1S wa 1- .....s. To-day 1890 a m
Hawaii Japan. Corea, China and Philip
pine Islands via San FTancisco)-
IGh.& Sao MAJ SIaZTSss Nov 49, IL 80 m
Hawaii tvia Francisco)Aameda. Nov 20 l2;do a m
Japan (except parcels post mails), Corea.
China and Philippine Islands via Van
eouver and Victoria B C)-Emprsss OF =. .n.
China '->oN - o'N' III
'aRa; Rns;.S ony, ia ssatso4Aki Maru Nov - 800 M
japan Psana, tSa seSttIe9-Dakota NOV g. 600 m
Japan Corea China Especially i'd -
dressed ony) (via Tacoma)-Ntngchow Nov zs o'OO m
Hawaii, japan, Corea China and Philip
pins Islands (via san Francisco
America Maru Nov 70 12;SO m
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
HAmBuRe-AmERlcAN WINTER CRUISES.

The Hamburg American Line announced yesIet-
day a varied schedule OF cruises for the torthcom-
ing season 90 the Orient the West Indies and the
Mediterranean. The popularity OF the cruises has
caused many requests for Information concerning
the ports 10 be touched at on the voyage. The
company has prepared booklet on this matter
o. tts ,a.rons which may be had on request. The
stesrer Moltke will sail January q. 1907. on
the Oriental cruise. lasting seyenty-nine days.
Among the other steamers Which Will be USED are
sSe I5Tfuzessin Victoria Luise. the Hamburg, tie
Dsu,scbls1d the P.inz Waldemar ana the Prinz
Torp1 IA
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
PUBLIC Bath TO COST 100000.

Plans have been filed with Buildings supsrin-
tsndent Murphy for three story public bath and
gymnasium TO be built at Nos. S42, s+5 and s1
East 5ith ST I. Is TO have frontage OF IS fsst
and a depth OF 100 feet, with facade OF brick,
trimmed with granite and limestone classic IN de-
sign and ornamented with large engaged columns
supporting a eornice and oalustrada Separate
AAAhA GO MAJ aud woman Will sScgQy ShA nS1o
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
suN DOWN BY AUTOMOBILE.

An automobile said 20 be owned by John II
Ass,-er ,vbo lives AT the Langiam Central Park
IeS, bet,Seea 721 and 73d streets. ran down
JOSEPH BisigIo OF No. 1G5 East 72d street yester-
dsv afternoon Bisglio was taken 10 Bellevue
HospitaI but was able 20 return 10 his home later
Tho accident occurred at 33d street and Third
sver1.e The chauffeur WIS errested hfter lively
csass Be said lie WAS Charles Lang. Of No. 5Zl
No. 1Cct, street. Lang was locked up IN the
Fast s5th street station. charged with criminal
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
-r,+cIENANT sRlNckERHoFf RESIGNS.

taos SN@1Vn ot Lieutenant Charles O. Brinck-
Nsssl p,'.'i.aaing mo 9th Division Of the 81
4.ssn, t.1loT n. Il ~ v. Was forwarded 10
"a tbs ,s'ercay. Lieutenant Briacke-Aoff served
naa \ lion ~ caring the Spanish war az a sen
( E,-4. - 'ai'iAiV his Fucccsscr Sill be In
ltoLasr r.-f ,ii-l'tttC9. % tie - .gaffo1f.Y
e. Ciercsfs ..efiiof res.gneG because Ills gug.-
~1S.0z- ia.eElsrea With ais dLt!ss in Ihs
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
FoR aRooKLYN eENcH VACANCIES.

h,y. Names of several lawyers In Kings County
Co,..' O7sn mentioned tor the vacancies in the
- ~oln caused by the election OF Judge
"a. lh T. Creme ana Judge Joseph AspinaIl 10
th,,s sfsS CoUr~ Neither OF the judges has
Aose w. ~ "a hls formal resignation Some OF
sessors o. nave been mentioned as possible euc-
lewis / p ,-soIge 7. Elliott. Norman s. Dixie
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
SUES EvERETTmooRE SYNDICATE.

Cleveland Nov. lO.-colonel f. s. Dickson Of
this city. to-day filed a suit for 100000 against
the Everett-Moore Syndicate, FOR services rem
dered IN extracting the syndicate from its finan-
cial troubles during the years 1902 1903 and
1904" The petition sets forth the nature OF
the services rendered. and alleges among other
things that the situation was made more dlHn-
c,1iT Nv Tnanbers of the syndicate transferring
their assets their wives and then attempting
10 conceal the facts by burning their books.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
FOR Lgnox AVE. BLOCK FRONT, s4osoOo

Parnass Dellon have sold TO John woytlssk.
Anton Oppenman and Edward j. Schevcik No. s4t
70 $50 I.enox ave. Ave six story nathouses with
stores on a plot 199-10xl00 feet comprising the
block front on the side OF the avenue. between
142d and 14sd SITS. The price s405.Oo0 Parnass
& Dellon hought the property year ago.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
MRS. MAcKAY pArRoNEss AT SALE.

Roslyn. Long Island. Nov. lo.-Mrs. Clarence H.
Mackay was chief patroness OF the church sale
held here to-day By the choir guild OF Trinity
Church The sale took place in the assembly room
OF the parish house, which was the gift OF Mrs
Nackay 10 the church. Mr.. and Mrs. Mackay and
their two children were early arrivals az the sale
and remained until it closed feature "f the af-
fair a hig cake. under which number was
hidden Five hundred Eucsses ~ the number were
sold. and Mrs. William willis the lucky
guesse-. considerable sum obtained from
-
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
INCOMING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
Vessel. From. Line.
Toronto October wilson
Jersey swansea october Bristol
Minneapolis. London. November AT Trans
FL Vale Galveston November 5--.- SO Pacific
El Paso Orleans. November g. so Pacific
Ultona. Gibraltar November .CunaTd
MONDAY NOVEMBER L.
.Froonand Antwerp November Red Star
sNoordan. Rotterdam. November g. .HollsndAu
Bremen, November l-....N q Lloyd
Sabine Mobile November Mallory
Proteus. Orleans November G.. Pacific
Kansas City Savannah. November 8. Savannah
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IS.
sIIaiser Wilhelm H. Bremen. November 6. y Lloyd
sJTni.ed States .Chrstansand November 9.scandAn
Friedrich der G. Bremen November g. -;.N { Lloyd
Denver Galveston. November To- .ManocY
Ii Galveston. November T....Ss Pacific
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER "A.
fAdva1cS- SSIon NoFs1looE e..
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
TWO LARGE BROOKLYN pEALA

The T. B. Ackerson Company sold 70 . oiisus Of
the simpsonMerritt Company hfty-six lots In South
Wildwood, Brooklyn. forty-two Of which front en-
Coney Island ave-. between Avenues O and 4
John f. James & Sons and the simpson-Msrrfss
Company sold to a client OF the James 1rn for ne
Modern Building Company OF New York nine two
family brick dwelling houses In Bedford ava. near
Clarendon Road and SIX two-farnily brick dwellinx
houses II East s1st ST. north OF Avsnus d. S,As-
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
ROCK ISLAND GETS MEXICAN CENTRAL
Texas Report That Connecting Link Will Be
Built to Ell Paso.

FL Paso. Tex, Nov 1o-It was reported here to-
day apparently trustworthy authority that the
Mexican Central Railroad has been purchased by
the Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Railroad. and
is now part Of the Rock Island system a con-
Meeting link will be built from Brownwood TO FL
Paso TO be used by the Rock Island in place of
the FL Paso & Southwestern tracks in entering El
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
ENGLISH TEACHERS ARRIVE.

Tie hFs party O. the eve hundred English teachers
s'-.1g here 20 study American educational con-
--''s srriyed yesterday on the New YORK. There
- hPe in The division. The teachers are coming
se' a. the Instance OF Alfred Moseiy. the English
.--'A1' VINO brought 20 this country at other
hltee mn 0A 'N''N'4'i0' "olA-
70 teachera IRE 20 study schools OF III grades
a s,-t 6ailen 10 university. Pres den. Butler
ssB.,.-. .-.e..lolA ana Superintendent Maxwell are
-. -..erstiec ln Ihe mo.eIneEt.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
EuLLeAcK KILLED IN scaIMMAGE.

Great Falls Mont. Nov. l0.-In football game
at Fort Shaw this afternoon. between the Great
Fails team and the Fort Shaw Indian team, James
curtis fullback for the Great Fans team. VAS
LiiIe1 ir a surlmmVge. internal Injuries bringing
about death. Curtis was twenty-five years old and
Ens q native OF Syraeu5a where his parents IVA.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
a $4,000 12sTH STREET SALE.

A. F. Thomson has sold for client 70 Ssmund
Hirschberg, No. 90 West 125th St. a four story
and basement and loft building. 2ex1o0 feet.
for $4,000 Also three lots. 75OO feet the north
side OF 1TSth ST. 100 feet OF wsdswOrth 10
w J. Kelly
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
DRAWN REvoLvERs PROTECT REFEREE

NorfoIk Va Nov I6-The Brcknell-Virginia
Yolytechnic Institute football game here to-day
.roke tsp in 2 riot Tio police we're forced to draw
tbsIr r.ynlYers 90 save Suter tae referee. from
crowd c: Virginia Po.ytecEaic l2stitzte students
ana thsir friendA
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
WIRELESS REPORTS

The Kroonland which reported Sable Island at m
yesterday $50 miles station Is expected
dock about p tomorrow.
The Noordsm. which reported to Sable Island at
yesterday 764 miles Sandy Hook, Is
10 dock about tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
BANK GETS BROADWAY BUILDING.

The Rhinelander Real Estate Company has sold
20 the American Exchange National Bank No. ts3
Broadway. s four story and basement ounolns
25x1O23 feet adjoining the home OF the bank The
bank bought the property to protect its homs site
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

64i Sunset 44S Moon rises 2:57 Moons "a
HIGH WATER
AM-sandy Hook $40 Gov. Island sos Hell Gate 5;o1
PM.-aandy Hook 255 Gov. $50 Gate 5:18
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
MoNDAY. NOVEMBER
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

MoNpAY. NovEMBBR -.
Williams news., 1906-09-01
School Opens September 10

It has been definitely decided that the opening of the local public school will take place on Monday. Sept. 10, though the addition to the building will not be complete at that time. As stated another grade will be added this year, and while some inconvenience will he expe- rienced in handling the classes till the building is finished the work will be carried on to the best ad- vantage. Following is the list of teachers for the coming year and the grades over which they will preside: Principal, T. H. Cureton. 9th grade; also teach class in math- ematics from the Sth grade; Mrs M. J. Kennedy, 9th, Eth and Sth grades; Miss Julia L. Sughrue. 4th and 5th grades; Miss Harriette Tefft, 2d and Sd grades; Miss Vada Springfield, 1st grade. It is desired to have as large an attendance at the opening of school as possible, SO that none of the children will be behind in their studies.
Williams news., 1906-09-01
SUMMONS.

In the District Cor Tt of the Fourth Judicial District, of the Territory of AriZona in and for the County of Coconino. Russell E. Stone,
 vs. }Summons. No. 757 Nellie Stone,
 Defendant. The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to Nellie Stone.
 You are hereby summoned and required to ap- pear in a civil action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the District Court of the Fourth Judicial District, in and for Coco nino County, Territory of Arizona, and answer the complaint filed with this Court at Flagstaff in said county Ca copy of which complaint ac- companies this summons), within twenty days Exclusive of the day of service), after the ser vice upon you of this summons, if served within the county In all other cases thirty days. And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the complaint as above required. the plaintiff will take judgment by default against you.
 Given under my hand and the seal of the said District Court at Flagstaff, Arizona, this 2nd day of August, AID. 1906.
 [sEALl c. M. FUNSTON, Clerk. J. E. JONES. Attorney for Plaintiff.
 First publication August Ait
Williams news., 1906-09-01
Number II
NOTES FROM CAMP THREE
Aug. %, l906

Aug. %. 1906 News being scarce last week we thought it. best to turn our space over to Flagstaff.
 MT. Wm. Ments, of the Pacific Mutual, was a visitor last Friday. Business was slow in his line, al- though he wrote several policies.
 Ben Anderson has accepted posi- tion as chore boy in the cook camp.
 Wm. Patterson, who has been over to the American for several months. returned Sunday. He has taken skidding team.
 Bob Gleason spent several days in the valley gathering horses.
 Charley Carlson, of Bellemont, was visitor Sunday. He also spent a day at the other camps.
 J. N. Bean has accepted a. posi- tion as fireman, H. Coley having gone away.
 James Wade and son paid us a visit Saturday.
 Sunday pleasant party spent day in the woods. Mir. Harve Hicks and family and Chas. Wade and family composed the party. Quite an excitement prevailed Sunday when homesteaders were hunting agricultural land Such land is open for applications, and as there are several choice plots in the valley, cowmen and lumber lacks were in the field. Patrick Johnston was surveyor of the day. We learn that there are fourteen applications for the same grounds, so this must be good farming district.
 Mike Reneke and crew have been having in the valley for several days. He is cutting it for Patrick Johnston. who has received a per init for volunteer hay in the gov. ernment pasture.
 Geo. Graves. an old timer, has again taken the position of section foreman at Camp l.
 Ranger Fred Platten was a caller Wednesday. He is doing patrol duty in this district.
Williams news., 1906-09-01
IN THE JUSTICE COURT

Williams Precinct. County of Coconino, Terri tory of Arizona.
 Jacob Salzman, Plaintiff,
 vS. Summons. W. J. Russell, Defendant. Action brought in the Justice Court of Williams Precinct, in and for the County of Coconino, in the Territory of Arizona.
 In the name of the Territory of Arizona To w. J. Russell, Defendant Greeting: You are hereby summoned and required to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the Justice Court of Williams Precinct in and for the County of Coconino, in the Territory of Arizona, and an- swer to the complaint filed in said Justice Court, at Williams Precinct in said county. within five days exclusive of the day ofservice. after the service upon you of this Summons, if served within this Precinct; but if served with out this Precinct but within the County, ten days; if served out of the County, fifteen days in all other cases twenty days, or judgment by default will be taken against you.
 Given under my hand at Williams Precinct this 18th day of December 1905.
 E. N. CRAWFORD,
 Justice of the Peace of said Precinct. Jacob Salzman, Plaintiff.
 First publication Aug. IS, 1906.
Williams news., 1906-09-01
Santa Fe Improvements

The surveying and engineer corps under the supervision of Chief En- gineer E. E. Ball, with headquar- ters at Winslow. A. T., have been moved from the Grand Canyon lines and are now working between Winslow and Albuquerque making preparations for large number of work trains which will soon get busy on the first district between Albuquerque and Gallup. E. A. Wolfe's gang, consisting of John Wolfe, George Patt and Fred Han sen, surveyors, and Louis Stearns, chief cook. have spent the last two weeks at Fl Rita and Suwanee, stalking the new grades. Maddock's surveying corps is working west out of Albuquerque. This section of track has just recently been relaid with new S5-pound steel rails. It appears that the Santa Fe manage ment will not stop until everything is first class. Numerous gangs of men are along the line preparing for immediate track improvements. It is anticipated that the expendi- ture will average or exceed $30,0O0 per mile. The gravel pit will be opened Monday morning at Rio Puerco, when work will begin in earnest. Several trains will be em- ployed moving ballast to different parts of the division. Telegraph offices have been esta blished at the Rio Puerco gravel pit, Fl Rito and Cubero to facilitate the handling of trains during the coming rush. Albuquerque Journal, Aug. 25.
Williams news., 1906-09-01

U. s. Court Commissioner c. P. Silvernail has received advice from Mir. E. H. Corson, special agent of the general land office, to the effect that the number of homestead cases that were to have been heard on the 29th, have bten postponed till Sept. 10th, when hearing will be made.