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New-York tribune., 1906-03-11
REBATES TO FAVORED.
General Freight Agent Of Big -Four
Hill GiCe Details.

CIrct-rau. March 1o.-George 4 ingalls, gen
ersl freight agent testified today hat the Big
Four Rstl-uad hz5 paid cash rebates FOR ship
aenr = E-eel from Ptt-zbu-s 70 Kansas CITY
s-6 had otAe-Etse favored shippers
AessrS PrUUCy a-5 Clements, of Ire Inter
state Commerce Commission we're ou hand =:
re Fede-zl Building for TIE inquiry, g1d rail-
-oed o5cizls, chiefly from the Big -Four Railroad
appeared before ne cc--lissto--
:. z Conner. general agent q The road n this
cry. receiving z promise % immunity for any
thing that he might disclose said that large
nunbes q shippers we're permitted 70 ship over
Lts -oeE g. their ov1 statement OF he freight
SHIPPED
The Cincinnati Freight Committee determines
vh5 shah - q this favored Weighing usc-~ he
said bu- NJ Conner sad hat he had 10 k-ovl-
edge E1o constituted his freight committee
TIE Cincinnati Gas, Coke and Coal Mining
Company vas o-= shipper whose bills were pre-
se--s5 - showing { favored rare and The con-
--i--ee requested -1zE ne witness p-oducs q copy
q every -icze- ard every shipping oil OF every
shipment ~ TIE Cincinnati Gas. Coke and Coal
Mining Company
granted % II. Conner Re said Ilac hs under
s-co6 -Le- -1z- rad 5esL shipped g. weights
I5ss Kan zC--z- Te-EE- --zr The difference
caused z reduction II earnings % from IS 70 50
&
NJ ingalls, expressed z willingness % give any
mission -he- Issued : sweeping order. directing
NJ ingalls, - give I'll facts - sworn state
-=--- showing ~ rebates paid within the .ast
--o vess- H wzS -Ee- excused
New-York tribune., 1906-03-11
RECEIVER FOR TELEPHONE COMPANY
Management Accused Of Having Seen *.
travaSant snd Negligent

N TIE suit q : Thomas Rsinna-vtc. . o-oks- &C
No IS Wal street VIcs-Chs2csllo- PfIzey .. Ns'~-
Je-ssy has appointed Oscar Keen &C NswS-k~ ~
csfvs- q The Interstate Tslsphons Company. Nn
Keen has 1ss5 Rs bad ana 9aaAned as rsos1ve<.
NJ RenAarar Is > SretsCr. s,Cckhol1s- and eo1t-
holder q TIE company. and hSs brought safr for
Aiu,ssE z23 others similarly str-assa
Joseph \. BS>uS. q Ne. - Wan street.. NsSs-
York. attorney for Mr, RstahA7dt. MATS tns rcA-
lowirg statement yesterday.
TIE Interstate Tslsphors Company vas orsa2szed
for Ihs purpose q Secu-1E cOncroi q az ths 1a-
pendent tslsphous lines tn tss state q NsNJsrSey.
and construct such A,-alLiC-al Ines would -
necessary MAKE this r1e cCCDeCrrng INK cSrWssG
the independent telsc hone companies % Nsv-NCrk
and New -EuSla-3 The one hand sr1 Pennsyi-
On the other The promoters o. the company Wers
for the most part the promoters o ths Ksystcrs
TelephOce Company. O Pennsylvania. which. :
derst4nd. - o the mos succsSSfOl q ths H.
dependent lines.
among the most prominent men IN \eVv-JerSsy.
including Edward Casper stokes. Governor OF New
With men whose names would help . ser SaCur!-
ties q the company 70 ERE investing puoHc, but
who save Ertle time attention t. ths aeralrs
% the company The result has Been DISASTROUS 80
Tar Is ne company = concerned. ard g -
hopsleSsy iOsClvent. The management % the COM
pany has been vecSlessy exryavagaur. and little OF
no Tsslrd has been taken q the ability % tha COM
which the directors have taken over az sxorSiSanc
prices
40 not bow the rscslvershtp can fAu n
Work Tor the sCod ef the enterprise n the long run
New-York tribune., 1906-03-11
TRAFFIC N WHITE SLAVES"
Young Women Lured 20 Houses Freeueuted
Entirely by Negroes.

TIE t-G:c-1-ezt g Rooe-r z Sr-.ggs - assault
abduction a2t re running q immoral houses nas
revealed ths fact thsc SprtSgs WIS ths head q
syndicate - vtcS According 20 AIr Murphy
Deputy Assistant District Attorney. Essriy al tss
places controlled by S2-.zEs have Seen PUT out g
business Ar. Murphy sad yesterday that Sp-sss's
father ha3 conducted several scch establishments
Il the lasy atcy years,
8-Ths evidence We have s>cured," satt NJ. MI
pAy, shows : revolving sczts c: s1st-s - shows
that were iu-sd 20 tAsss houses t-eSuents3
wholly BY negroes, ard that Wills some were 81
ready ttsrsQuraole. many % them were 'lnocsat
girls procured BY agents - the SP-tgss establish
rns1tS"
Mr.. Murphy declared :Est Re h2s evidence N o1s
csse w1srs > Sir! WIS brought ron Ssw-Lo-5o1
and placed = Co-reliz street house, and Lad
not essa SLOWED out q = three times : tA-es
years II was also learned tssr Sr-isgs crly -
Gently SHIPPED twenty-five white women 80 = negro
club n Philadelphia
Agents FcSaryy and PtEsrro, % tAs Sccissy or
TIE Prevention % Cruelty - CnI1-s1. s-Tstsced
IcUrIes--ysSr~cld E-r,tnie Dso1- sister o Ss-tse
Claiche. eecore Justice McAvoy ysscsrtay. ard tns
justice rsma2Gst her 70 the care .; ths society
toz examination next Wednesday. Ths agents Todd
the magistrate hat Mrs HeS2ns Dso2. tAs mother
% ths gt-l = 60 guardian roE her. rs
Justice ordered ch4 mother make sssre-=s1-
This was rot -nads public
New-York tribune., 1906-03-11
BEwA11s TAKING POLICE FROM PIERS
The Marine Journal Compares Bingham
and Ycadoo. 70 Latter's Advantage.

.--nz Marine Journal representing the shipping
interests ot tLts ely. complains = TIE current
--r-5sr against tk= action 0: Commissioner Bing
hs- II zthdrzT-nZ The police from the piers along
H. East s-z So--h r--s-s- TIE paper announces
-1zr TIE Boe-t O: Trade and Transportation
through re rep-sse1-s-.Ols ot steamship interests
vi take t-= matter Gp ~ once. and adds
-ne-e should - 70 hss.tency ol the part Of ths
P5Ics Commissioner Z rescilding Eis impractical
r-=sr al t1s restoration o1 the force q DOlcs
-zszzS - r-ere-- crime being committed on ard
ssJ-, the p.srs of tnls great port
s-The Marine JoUrnz1' PAYS compliment 20 eI-
7oIIcs Co-uriEzto1eE AcAdoo. saying that ths ous-
ness ssc.io. Of the ctCy never had better pol-ce
svstgr. than thst Supervised by Mr.. AcAcoo- II
--zkes tais rather cs1stic remark regarding tbs
s-,1-o.---as.t q General Bingham by Mayor Nc
C-sI-a1-
v-s-e re latter got ths idea that the present ta
,--E~-t sro,tld make s1c!slt cOnlcllSs-c1sr OF
y5fIcs Is a csnundrzEa that no one has yet ossn
abe 20 guess
TIE shicptaz intust-y, the article continues, Is
s,rsslay suffering n competition with other ports,
--ro.zh excessive Wharfage rates and othsr caasea
a-d 70 Deprive q police protection is an outrage
,-s+ should ro- bs continued q single day.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-11
SHIELD S. p. c. Il. FIGURES,
Managers Fail TO Let Reformers
Inspect Accounts.

ne housSc4ss-icz Committee q tha s-~ss-v
Ior t1e Prevention q Cr-=I-T % Animals -o-
sisti1g q Rtc5z-1 " Q ws1l;-z Ee.- P.-zh
ara John Il Lse-t-- co-erzsd - t-vss-.xz-.o-
EesreT1zy q tne c-zrg=z q grztr rhsc Lzv. bee1
made against Eo-e q Ire soct=-ys s-n17~As
M lseli1 Refused . tsl zz- 1tz.t trs, zns-
ne eo-nittse had discovered = SIS -zo dsvs
q e1o-t 70 verify TIE graz c1zrgzs Es sad.
vii say tkz- Ee we're Te-y t.sv -o-zr
---e committee cSE-C- r-zke s-yr5t-z cC5ls- We
NJ report 20 TIE hoard q oz-zgs-z O r=r
"e11esosy. ard = thz- bo6y Elzz== Il c..
make pubic oU- 5-tI1zs
Yesterday vas re last lay he Sccte,y %
he prevention ct C-uslIy % Animals bard q
7-a1Sse-s hst % answer the request q he So
Aeto--7 Association co---it-sz u t1suect rha -,
6 c--S q t17 society Er=5z-.- ? CsouGA--
Cc-o-e1 Joel 2 EG-lzr6r ard John Mason row
secretary q The Society tor tha Prevention q
SE2e.ty e Animals. were served with papers
--1-szA---s Ills request bC- 70 E1s<sr was -z5s
WHAT re reform association viii % -o< sboJ,-
= could not q learned
person vel i1soEEa5 Il tie wo-kt1Es %
t1e : ? G A said yesterday hat he troubles
O. John ?. Estces. Eho Ezz -estErsS As r-ssl-
--e1c=rs mean % pursue him I vas az
p-z-17o y I6ts informant -1zt Un-E Nay M
S-SESs Tl-- = = charge q re sos-is-y1s sSat-s
Gl1 that Until Le re-t-@ Le E1- - Ee-5 . .
Cured = h-s administration L Is r-ohsblA
however. tAzE hsCcsSor-h the board q y-s-zEs-s
El-- exercise Z closer scrutiny os The Affairs cs
TIE society thar heretofore
- L11SA--H . S@--s ScSolaiz1,s> who aCcited the
accounts @ the : ? c A scE Who /, vas
SAD. lad --zes Al s-ro- % $1,000 again wer-
oTs- --e schedule c< TIE society yzs-zr5zv With
The result that rs re7c-L ~as found cor--cL
New-York tribune., 1906-03-11
SHERIFF QUESTION STILL IN AIR
Justice EeniricksOn's Expected Ruling De
ferred-Francis's Counsel Tariy.


F-ssAoI1. y. :. March -A-Tuscs>s Ee-E-tckso- :
--lirg g = ce--si1 class O. ezLoss Il the Gloss
Francis contest. which vas expected 70 decide v1o
vas elected sAs-t@ u Monmouth County t.e lzs-
election cc- made ro-5zy. contrary expsc-z-
I.o-S-
ALsa Scrcrs .: ccu-seI tor c. Asa F-s-c.s. Re
pG5I!cS-. t5s present occu7ent @ ths Sle-.% o
o15ce objected % ths ruling esi2S E-a5e E1t1 ths
entire vote i the county lad eee1 c21vs<s=t- Re
SD Eor understand that TIE cz<e % - taken
p today. hs sad. slt had prepared argument
o. TIE subject
Ex-senator EDWARDS. q Jersey cry. counsel to-
Charles Z Close, Democrat. who IS cca,ezCi-s tas
election. pointed OUT thaS II had oss1 as-s45 bs-
ASKED r1ls upoa tae ezilots today. s.d Se vas
here for tbs purpose % arguing he mater, bur
Ire justice said he iid GoI EsA 70 press counsel
fer action II such 81 important matter and would
defer L.s decision IL the sitting Q. L.s boa-
Saturday
Z = generally thought rron tbs z,rtru5s .. NJ
E-zUcs's counsel that they fear rhe result a-d
wish % pu; OF defeat 50 long as possisIe> o. TIE
ballots cs1vassed Jo-dav IN tou= districts Mr
Francis lest eleye, votes Eis original majority
$ u is row - and counsel fcr NJ. Close say
IL Is entirely possible that the pe-oc-srtc cza5i-
date VII yeE De declared elected. even though The
ruling tie large caSs % ballots s1oU6 - against
JEeU. which they fee sure csrroJ -
Every ballot cast hAs been examined. ard 81
depends uICc 3 c-ass o. oa-lots which await =
ruling O TIE court These ballots show : dark
marx the Top edge They are largely - favor
o. Nj Francis On MS oehSIt = IS claimed the
being stained y the blue paper which vas used
10 separate TIE cG-.CrS tC-c ho-s q hundred
Or behalf q NJ. C.oSs II is clsinaet the ballots
Z WHICH cGSS S1sy S-S void
New-York tribune., 1906-03-11
BIG ISSUE OF BONDS.
4 Fifty Million Mortgage -4utkor-
tasd by II. & VI. Railroad Co.

VIII respect % TIE repo-- hat ths Nsw-To-k
8 Jersey RaIlrUa6 Company Eas authorized
= rev - ps< cert -se--.t-S u-c-rgags 70
SSoOcooto i : s-zts5 o authority rAzt cae
Hudson s Manhattan Railroad Company. vhica
las been organized - -zks over TIE Nsw-yo-x
& Jersey Railroad Company. ess -o- only su-
tho--zed such : mortgage. but VII SzsCs 253i-
cc1z1 bonds - -he -ezr t-r--e . rzks - re
securities q tha Underlying companies
Tie Ne~-Yo-k s Jersey R2--oa5 Company.
Owned ~ rhs HUDSON Companies. which :
building rwo TUNES under re No--A River
a1t the 6-n which financed the 5o-sr.o1 q Ias
HUDSON Co1pacses practically admitted ys<tsr-
day thar = bond .Ssre tor 100000 would oe
Ca6s ~ Ire Hudson 3 Manhattan company
Th-s company vii be rAs operating concern
IEs new company hzS settled is Gt-a-scces
wt-A -1e LzckzwsazS Ras-rca6 ard las 1oI only
constructed lis rU11a- under TIE North River
-ro-- Eo0oSsl % Christopher street cC- has
also coupIe-e5 - through -ha- street -sS-.y
% sixth Ev6C-=- From hat point rss company
E6S TIE r-g1- % construct a5E operate : -CC
-S- - o=-z street, where CC--=ct-o1 c2l -
made with tlz Pennsylvania Railroad tur1e-.
lue, EEe=e coaasct-on vii De made WIKI ths
marlborough Rapid Transit Company subway.
Or the NsT-Je-Ssy side res company p-c
poses % operate : 11s between EoCCks1 and
Jersey Cl-y. and % build westward from rhs
latter paint 70 the city limits @ Jersey CITY and
70 operate is cars rhszCs over he Pennsylvania
RaE-cs5 tracks 20 Newark From Jersey Clty
= Is proposed 20 construct t--cs. under tie
North River. terminating II this city a. Fulton
and Dey streets Tie co-Fany has = vslusSls
paay % handle its Ioczl t-atHs through he
isr-s- tunnel
New-York tribune., 1906-03-11
MERGER IN STRAITS.
Metropolitan Street RGil.rGy Stocs.
SlOvC in Coming In

Re s-ral-s - wAlch - o-SRzizsrS q tAs e-ac-
Eicl =s-gs- A. pz- - -z--y cu- shslr p5az a.
seoE2 - cAs zCZos- g S-c-ses b=z-z-E q tAas
s1ssscs ;AAs A-s PIX OK II wal Ss-sst Tes
plsa C - 1e-<s- Sas5 tha- = wo-ss Ssuo-s
operative q tss 5sPosic C a --asc-ssy q 10
s-ock @ re Iz-s-eo--Ess RaS5z T=azsts o.
pszy AZ - Net-orc1-a- S@cu-i-s=s Cc-ra-v
81 sEo-tAl-3S . tAs s-ocS - tss Nse-u7ca.az
Sc-es. Railway Co=razy TAs =s-Ss- was o.
clz-sd ops-a-ive w.sn cziv E-t-s --o-s tAa- -
psr cent - t. s-cck - tse NEs--oSCl1-Az S--ss-
amount g ms sro-S deposited 80 z,s ssco-s
kzowz - ssve-a- eays. -t.o1<A Sn-~w4 -szSs-s
C - slgCs Understood wAa- ~zs - natter
whs1 t2s -1-2s cc- 5srosis was sx-s-zsz %
Ns-ch II A-c-Gz- step sas 1ow SCR caksz
= tes sing a. Aios-y = - raPs-s - 80
Increase . tAs sca-5 q directors C tss -,s-gs-
-ozrA-v s-c-c 80 % ssvszcssz r. o-Ezzkzs-s
z-s gc--E aAsG5 As -so-sA everything Vas a.
--g5- h-- wtts ~ -h21 WssS ~ - -=cslvs
deposits cay aeo2- X ps- ce-t g c-s Ns-opclt-
tz- street. Railway sr2cS ASs o=s- s=-=s9 II
z-5 = las osSl cO-z1zS 50 sl0T,y IsSs G1cSs--
clgo Azs Appeared - s0-cs matters
" Be-=o-- -sc--zst c-o= Pan 5esoa e1
E-s5zy. a-i ss-n1lrzzsoGs,y tA~-s sppea-s1 r.
zc-s n Va St-ss. g a. iztszrsoz - bzszk tSs
lease - - Ns--croEra- - tss Ssw-yo-k Csry
Railway Company. - wAScA Ps- cs1- = s-a--
an,ssG o r1e Mss-cpol1raz srock- ms vzs p<s-
css=s So-s Esys zSo ~ rSs -epc-- &C rss S&zS-
s-s' cc--=---ss rza-- = t9s Ns--oDols-z3 street.
Railway s.ocSEc-5s-s g. ~ SccsFr tSs p@r
cs2- c1s-s1 - them ~ tse csE Ess-gs-. tssy
wou-5 probably zos go SlyIA1-g - NeW-
EO-k C1-y Railway C0-2rA=y EaS 2Cc ss-1-.x
slo=Sh - ray TIE S1S-4-rsS1 11v&@s21& ia
rev STAY coCrstls - statement tAz- "a Msz-
rOpoEsS1 - 1c+ sRrZlIS enough - pSy 5 ps<
cent
rs pE-pOSs C - i=as= breaking Srory -
I1cSs a. I.s 5=ac o rss zs-Ssr print "a.
= sC-1c2e1- AMOUNT o rs= N--rcpc.t-za S---ss
railway S-ocS ; GsScS--sc -5srs vi - 10 60
cSSso2 - breaking t. lsasa A. tns sA-ra
tire. tsey s-S csrse-l - keep - evidence Ia
tA-ss- L2Et Al srrs--r- WI - =s1s 70 orsAx
Is= lS4SS = Lss ScocS - 10 deposited Val
S--Ss- : 2l-sz5y Beginning - specUlzrs g ia
221a g re ho-5-1g company tszr VII "a
to-Est - rsks 0Ts- is securities g css -s-~-
ss- whs2 = : Al accomplished r2cr ASc sow
many =crs Millions q -S-s- rh7 Ns~~To<a
t-sccioc properties VII - ec-cs5 - cA-y.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-11
WOULD GUST POLICE DEPARTMENT.
pr. Parkhurst, Aroused by Claiche Dscios-
rr.s Wants Whole Personnel Changed

.-.s. pv N. s,zrri!ng revelations Of TIE Berthe
-. r-.si and the rziding Of negro den "he[e
80 ,ror,sn were found. the Rev. Dr CnAE4es n
15z-Eburst declared yesterday that Sas ~ho-e 70
ltos Department should Be er1Tsn ou' - O--'1'
hundred az = ulns $4,000 -,sk.
=. - =. 10 sdvsntsga- he declared TO uAAAe
.-.,s.srs or removals We must 60 70 ths ECo' o. ..
= 80 snd change the whole psrSonls- W
oo1r.e. II would not Dc possible 70 ao"-i.n l.9
- .s-s-rrneut with ore sweep. but the man
80 - -,snhsrzsd one hundred az a tine and
,ns1 !. Dassed upon for reinstatement"
n rsrkhurst declared that 70 get the r1gnt So't
- - On the force tbsir police and LIE record
shosald hs closely exA1nined
- -. a very great number have coarse
800 boxz4sh eouutsnEnees that would seez!y
ssFTest thetF incap&bllity 70 DIeysat s@SA 9 NO't
80 - r.frosstv a. the white slave tTerlc.
Ct Cornr1.ssioner Bingham, ne sad - Dehsb9 -
-. pfr0SsD Is a. honest pan. but lie ruleS 70
,oT5cs foToe BIZ fear rather ChAn by love and taAt
z unso-r1InzfS-~
New-York tribune., 1906-03-11
c. n sCEwAB BACK. LOOKING WELL
Believes Report OF Es Illness Was % AZ
feet Stocks, Doctor Says

Charles " ScEwsS returned - SsE-To<x ye<ssr-
1zy. apparently - SOD haiti stce= a. absence
q three weeks. = which - hz5 =zSs rcur :.
Re Wssc irclu1.-S vtsi: - tAs Psci1c Ccas- t.
srec-t1s mining properties = wA.ch - = inter
ss-eG M Sc2ws5s p-fvs-s cs- Lo-s-to. = rhlcA
hs s26 party 60 friends hzd E-z5s TIE TT. WAS
attached - tne r-s11 Iroz, s. Louis RACING rA-
Grand Central Station a. Is.
Mr.. Schvao was socomps1isd ~ DT. c. O, GoG,a-
ing hr-. ass5s from es12g Ectle PALE. hts Per
so1si appearances discounted TIE published s,o-tes
q his serious Illness He rezcAsd Ac--s an>sy..
oc-ock- o-r refused - seen % discuss IS
reported Illness
C- Go-Ittrg satt RS rz-ieat hzd o1ly ees1 4
li--Ia c1iSccsed O. Re TIP hr tAat rs Condition
haS never caused a1y alarm Ea said NJ SchwAS
believed he -s2-S bad hss- circulated - csuse =
decline n rhs stocks - which hs wzs interested
New-York tribune., 1906-03-11
CRANE 4RR4IGNS GATES.
Capitalists Son Held Up TO Scors
N Sped Case.

cares 9 Gates. So - Tos1 " Gates. vas AZ
- rs--4- 49,, -, - = - ~
S-----s = - -
r-SS--z 7o-cs c9---- yss-s--sy Zo-1e-S- severely
cz-s--s5 NJ -a-ss soszs-E IN = go ssl ~ -
= T@-e-z- Sessions
II Gates wzs 1--sste1 A. [s-o-s sTs71s AS
- S-Is~- Z oo--l@-s - A1---- = S1-s@-- =
S-S-~SS S7---1E- NJ a. ATS- A Ez----Se. . -
eaxo z-s IS cAsE-su- -hs party ws-s O rast-
- : = - = - -,-.A.,- " -. -.
~ . -1l2@- - N@'F-7-lc1=--e- n N-@-es SASe
Tes cssa wss t-s G-s- c-s - co-s hsso-s Nss-
ts--z-s C-azs ysss=--zy- a. NJ Gates vss T. 4
sE--E . So 9oT1 = WAl S-7es-
What ave 10 = say g sss eAA-gsr Ma
tSc-Ats C-a1@ sske1
=
V-cl4-e1 'le -AW 12- 9es1 n - A@-a,1tA- --i@-
rs-s- r,oS- o rss zs-z--cor z-5 Z Vas ate wAs-
= = - : 80 =
"s S-@S -@Te se7I S0I-S cEsive g 1tres1 =,-es a.
=. = = - @--s--ee \ = 0--7- - :
: 49, -- = - s>1 =
-
A-7s -
t-1S : Ezz - vtc--7 - -1-c-,s-s2cSsL A.
--<-zs - - - : -@7-E = -,-s-s-s- Ess a
Eccls oTs-zsalcEs = IS E--y q tsA- sccoG1e As
- E.s sc-1s Ieses - = - - - =
3-42s- ze-1-ss W. v-s- rss1S - sTt.sscc- ),
- -.,-- - N---.,-
- 49,
NJ Gs-ss ses-=3 ve-cs--ty Ss-c-7csSssS-e- All
New-York tribune., 1906-03-11
woooLAwN PAMPHLET ISSUED.

The Woodlawn Cemetery Corporation has issued
an Illustrated pamphlet descriptive OF the cemetery
and the arrangement OF the burial lots This csrne
terry is on the New-York and Harlem Railroad az
the Woodlawn station. IN the eiIh Ward. Borough
OF The Bronx. The entire area. about two hundred
ana atty acres, has been improved and consid-
eraole portion OF II Is Yet unsold General Is
given 10 all lots without expense 70 the owner
Lots ranging IN size from L0po 10 eNaoe feet may
be had at the OF s. 7S 20 S a square foot ac-
cording 20 location: grass path lots. at s. = 20 s.
q square fOCts lots admitting ten graves for $50
upward The total number Ot hurials IN the
terry 10 January l. lSa was S.lS- An organized
police force patrols the grounds day and night
The corporation has city offices AZ Ne % East sd
street. and viii mall the pamphlet on request 10
enY addrs4S
New-York tribune., 1906-03-11
WAISTS FRIENDS HIT CAKERA MAN
1&aAsns Of Both Sides Join IN scuAe Til
Police Enfcrce Order.

-. AAr1h 0-Ihs preliminary hearing of
- = "s-sa. former prss!1sat q re Chicago
=, - Bank, VIC vas arrested several days ego
= mage q violation cf TIE fe1ersl banking
-. LAY ~Es confined I'll As-ch 3 by Cn-tsd
49, --il- l--sz.CLer FoolE- Abss1cs O< kr.
attorney va tie reSSo- sor ths DostpoLe-
= " tEs hssr1cg
= ley 1gist between tas e-.srcs OF Hr Wslsh
- ----Sss q GsIspsDsr Dh0tographers took
. -ea -Gr Wash EEx about 70 Leave ths Fec-
e. S-i-a1nS- TIE photographers placed tAsir
"a - - "a Acazls street entrance 20 tie build
a-e---- a.sa Lr. Hs1sh cSznE OK o1e Os them
Es-ss ---ll 81 4 eE zls1A1t tks trtsncs ot IL.
-. snd ths paOtcgrzpker % ths EicewzIk Es
E-l.rt &c struck one CT rs zSse4znts IN TO
- ~ q re front teeth q hIs victim. general
-. -. e. a. tAs photographers taxing si6es
Ia ~~~--t $50 ssrE1@s1- lEs Arrival ef IA %
New-York tribune., 1906-03-11
MAD As MARCH AIR.
Ho-rltEg Baby Bli1ards S0othed bu
Genial Spring Sunshine.

TIE prize day Q: tAs year fo- cresk weather
cane yesterday O1s wtEzrt who had nothing
oe-Eer % CO. recorded seventeen cEzcxes croa
bright s--s1i1s % darkness snow au-rfss that
were actually miniature hiizzs-5s drove many
persons trca the streets and for short while
practically Blocked t<z7c = Lhs barber ~ $50
? T. - Ess impossible - see 81 ah5ec. ten
yz-ds % tha Battery. and twenty minutes later
TIE ho-ses OF Sczcsa Island could bs seen DIS
--c-y from the Barge once wtatovs
TIE deceptive ~esr1s- caused -zry persons
. believe thzr = s1--a-i Vas q tie way %
ooEPets WIKI tAe historic hli1zz-d os March -,
lSSS TIE b.izZa-d .: that year vas TIE topic
% discussion throughout the city. TraEc a.
hat tine vas completely lied - s1d business
vas az stz1GSt1L
Forecssce- Emery took his customary attitude
regarding tie Franks q the elements saying,
his : Tot unusual weather tor March
rs only = ss-.es Q: STOW Hurr1sz.- he said
The Wind has been e:t pu-y. and reached
ssxIy-:our niles 81 hoa- :ro-n 80 ? T. TO 2S5
, Il LIS always cloudy westher when ire
storm Is II ths Northeast but there Is nothing
ext-aorti-z-y n thts so-csIIed freak weather.
= VII - clear snd oo,dsr to-1or-o=.
O-e Staten Islander who missed lis bczt sad
Re thought tie weather, having become as
cha1gesols sz The Staten Island ferry service.
Vas about ready % 50 under The control or
municipal ownership
The heavy wind which came chiefly from TIE
west II great blasts. played hsvoc with tccon-
.ng steamers. Ia Lorraine, which came I'd 20
her pier aoour o'clock. vas caught II tie wind
ard had considerable difficulty tn vz-ptaS In
Tie unusually iow ti3s which prevailed yestsr-
Gay afternoon made u 5t9cult for steamers 20
50 IL and out @: their docks
Many wrecks have been reported along the
coast The bark Adam ". Spies, Captain Hines.
tro- B-e-os Ayres, with Z cargo o. bone. went
ashore yesterday near.y abreast q The Long
Beach Uong Island uvesavtng station The
crew remained aboard
The schooner Stanley Il Minor Captain FNul-
Isrtoc. from Charleston, also went aground yes
te-dsy. She lies II False Hook Channel %
Sandy Hook
TIE Standard Oil tug Astral with barge fl
TOW. reported yesterday By wireless telegraph
that $50 g II, OF Barregar Lighthouse she
struck 8 submerged wreck and had been ts-n-
po-a-tIy disabled Repairs were made az sea
and the Astral proceeded tor New-York
\ three story frame house il courss os cen
s--uction 81 Fulton street and Vanderbilt ave
rue Jamaica, vas blown 70 spliaters By yes
t=-days higa wind The accident happened So
ncoc, VIXEN the men were Cot a. work No ole
injured
The moment th4 house was blown down = troll
ley dllsd with passengers. mostly women
passed along Fulton street TWO telegraph poles
s-oc5 between the building and the car ana
these alone saved The passengers from being
buried by the wreck
supe-tncer5aa, Berger ot the Buildings De-
parT-e-C was informed OF the wreck OF the
house and aesta-ed from Long Island City TO
gar;on 20 ascertain i the accident was caused
ty faulty construction
New-York tribune., 1906-03-11
U1RICH TO sUPERINTEND HIGHWAYS
Ex-Assemblyman Appointed by Borough
President Coler-Maohine Timber.

Ex-Assemblymsn Frank J. Cirich. who several
years ago lost eye the result OF being STABBED
BY young rowdy whom he had reproved for IN
sulttng women in s Sumner avenue car. was ap-
pointed Superintendent OF Highways OF BROOKLYN
by Borough President CoIer yesterday.
UIricn Is thu snti-McCarren leader OF the Sth
Assembly District and his appointment Is another
indication OF President ColeE's desire 20 build I'D
a machine that can overthrow McCarTea. rather
than to reward the Municipal Ownership League.
which elected him Under the administrations OF
Presidents Swanstrom and LittletOn the Depart
rnent OF Highways was conducted by the chief en-
g4neer on the ground that g S 0c0 supe erfntendent
without any technical knowledge OF the work was
New-York tribune., 1906-03-11
ARRESTED FOR ELECTION OFFENCE.

After desperate fight n the tenement Aouss ~
No, SSa East NH s,reeI yssSriay morning John
Tortsn. said 10 Ss = member % tAs former Paul
Kelly saas. was arrested By Robert C-crn3s Deputy
state Superintendent o. Elections aud two assist
ants. oa charge ot llsgal vp,ing and Jumping a
bond which he gave last E2sction Day when ar
rested and s-raigns6 before Magistrate Mayo n
the Harlem pc,ice court Toytsr IS ALLEGED to havs
voted under tGs name OF Charles Potter II tie Srh
Election District q the Sd Assembly District