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New-York tribune., 1906-10-16
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Bernard Smyth & Sons have sold No. 81 Sullivan
street. 10 feet north of Spring street a tenement
house. size 25x651 feet. for NJ 7. Innet and Others
James ]. Buckingham has sold for Della L. Mar
tin to DR.. A. W. Maynard No. 166 West s4th st..
a three story and basement brick and stone dwell
ing house on lot 17x947 feet.
Leon S. Aitmayer has leased for DR.. Shulman to
a client, for long term of years. the private
mouse, NO 1870 Madison ave, between 9Sd and 94th
SITS.
W. S. Patten & J, L. Eansant have sold to a
client or Anles Il Co, No. l25 West 9th ST. four
feet
sussman & Co have sold for n Well & Son No
go 9+O Last Soth ST. five story tenement house lot
Abraham Cohn has bought from Adele X. Herold
lot 2oxlcoS feet SCHNEIDER LiebIer the
Benjamin Rosenbatt has bought No S42 East
12fth St. three story dwelling house, on lot ISx
100.l1 feet.
Nicolo Lagiuso has bought from Miller & Mofen-
son, the six story 1athOuse the north side Of
iooth St. S31 feet west of 9TH plot 4ox991
The Killing estate mas sold No 4G7 East S5th St.
fonr story tenement house, on lot 25x1022 feet
The Louis Meyer Realty Company has sold
through the Ernst-Cahn Realty Company to a
client or kurz & Uren No 7SS East 146th St. four
l. Levy has sold for NJ. II. FEEDER the northeast
corner of Davidson and North aves., a five story
hathouse, on plot 100x4O feet.
Cahn x calm have resold No GA Eas 155th st,
a Two family dwelling house. with store. lot
@oSIV rect Tor II. Honigman, to J. H. Elsaser.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16
THE EMPERoR's CUP CONTEST.
Fourteen of the Seventeen Balloons Land
Results Disappointing.

Berlin. Oct 15.-Fourteen of the seventeen balloons
which started from Tegel here. yesterday in
the race for Emperor Williams Cup have been re-
ported landed, only the Helios. Vienna Aero Club
DR.. Schleif. aeronaut; the Sohnke. Munich Air
Navigation Club. DR.. Emden and the Franklin.
Frankish Airship Club Carl Hocfstetter not having
been heard from. 1t appears to be certain this
moment that the Ernst. tho smallest of the bal
looms. Berlin Air Navigation Society DR.. Brockel-
two hundred miles away.
The results have been comparatively disappoint-
ing The balloons made good progress until they
reached Bohemia, where they struck a region of
high barometric pressure. They drifted about
in various directions. some OF them crossing
back into Germany. The airships which did this
include the Brandenburg Lindenburg Aeronautic
Observatory, DR.. Wegener, which landed near AL
bernhau. in the Err Mountains after a journey
lasting twenty-five hours. Dr. Wegener holds the
German record for the longest cruise in the air.
namely, hfty-two hours. The Schwaben, Augs-
burg Air Navigation Society," Captain Kregh.
circled around Prague drifted back and landed
near Lauban, Silesia. The Radium. Belgium Aero
Club Adhemar de la Hault landed near Lubben
forty miles in air line from Tegel; the Pommern
Berlin Air Navigation Society. Baron Hewald
point the Dusseldorf the largest competitor. 2.4OO
cubic metres, Lower Rhine Airship Club. Lieuten-
ant Benecke. near Prague 1S5 miles. and the Be
zold Berlin Air Navigation Society. Captain Won
Kohler, near Plauen. $50 miles away.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16
"ToM WATsoN's" IN TROUBLE.
Town Topics Will Enter Large Judgment
Against Monthly Magazine.

There is more trouble in store for the company
publishing Tom Watson's Magazine A judg-
for $4,000 will entered against the concern
this morning by Town Topics" which represents
money loaned. Colonel William D. Mann OF the
latter publication is also heavily Interested IN
Tom watsons Magazine
The Sherif's sale of office fixtures magazines.
stationery and the right title and interest of the
magazine whose Offices are at No. II West 42d
day. has been adjourned to tomorrow. The prop
erfy was 10 be sold under execution for Slspf,
in favor of William Green. Other judgments have
been entered against the company.
Colonel Mann said last night that the sale prob
ably meant only a reorganization. Anybody can
buy It," he said, who wants 1t worse than-well
than somebody else"
Notwithstanding the large judgment of Town
Topics and the announced Sheriffs sale, work on
the next number OF Tom Watson's Magazine
goes ahead though nothing had happened
Green's judgment is for printing the October NUM-
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16
RECRUITS BREAK CoALING RECORD
Men on the Hancock Empty Boat at Rate of
Forty Tons an Hour.

With only two petty officers TO boss the job, one
hundred young men, recently enlisted in the navy
broke the record for coaling yesterday. They were
ouartered on the United States receiving ship Han
cock, and were put to work at O'Clock yesterday
morning discharging n canalboat loaded with $50
tons of soft coal They rigged stages IN the hold of
the coal out in busheI baskets the of forty
tons an hour. At $50 o'clock last night the boat was
by recruits .-..... ......... . ..-...
II is practically certain that the Hancock will not
be needed TO transport troops 10 Cuba About ten
days ago orders came from Washington to pI Ipal -
her at once for service a transport. Since then
considerable has been done toward fitting out the
steamer, but now all the work is A stendstill.
and IS generally understood in the yard that
she viii remain receiving ship.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16
PLAN BALLOON RACE FOR SATURDAY
Ascent To Be Made at Pittsfeld Mass, In
stead of at St. Louis.

Pittsfte!d Mass. Oct. 15.-Arrangements were
started to-day for balloon race to be held in this
city between of the Aero Club of Amer
lea the latter part of this week probably on Satur-
day. Captain Homer ", Hedge. of New York. pres
ident Of the club has written AIr Peebles super
intendent of the local gas company, to make ar
rangements for four hundred thousand five hun
dred thousand CEbic feet of gas Tor the big bags
This amount. which represents practically the ca
pacity OF the gas company will be sufficient sup
smaller ones.
Three of the expected TO enter L'Orient
the Centaur and the NirV6na, of the Aero Club. St
Louis has been mentioned as the place for holding
the race, but the majority Of the prominent meni-
bers OF the Aero Club favor this city. where
ersl successful ascents were made last summer
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16
MISSOURI FARMER WANTS WIFE
He Will Give Aid in Campaign if Widow u
Old Maid Is Forthcoming.
u TeIesrarh = nc TrIhuns J

ST Louis. Oct i5.-A letter from Frank No. -.
owner of farm near Bolivar. Mo. nisde -. -.
to-day by Chairman Niedr.nghaus OF the Hep~
can State Committee. is follows;
Nv Dear NieGringhaus; Your letter asAnn nn1ssnisa
To contribute TO the campaign fund and 70 ts rs-
the names OF all the Republicans IN my vciiI VIC shzs
ceved. In answering I desire to say tl@s " or VII
be glad 20 comply with your request ~ who g
provide me with a widow or an old lalSS SoS % hsp
honest and loving and true and has ShVVV
me In my farming ,,, a sub
II you DO that shall De glad 20 send W ySx.vs BE-
scTiption. am a Republican. and have psrty
heved in the principles Of the kep9o'Sso~i Soirs al
especially the protective tartr am an rpsrSblicsa
can In this neighborhcOd 20 help ths IVY
ticket - ara vsrt
am a widower. have no children. ana ~
very lonesome A.. ..sry crs
IN Bolivar knows ,t cVants e ~
Now Mr. Chairman, e old maid Nlsssa Nssa ss's
We'll and make s worthy man navy
her communicate With me AT once.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16
INSANE ASYLUM EXPERIENCES.
John Armstrong Chanler Writes Book on
Lunacy Laws.
Icy Telegranh to The Trihun. I

Richmond, Va, Oct 15.-John Armstrong
Chanler the New York millionaire and lawyer
and the divorced husband q" Amelie Rives the
Virginia authoress the Princess Troubet.
skoy, is about to bring suit against certain Of
his relatives simultaneously with the appear
ance of book which he has written on the
lunacy laws of the world. in which suit he will
bring sensational charges for false arrest and
imprisonment in BIoomingdale ASYLUM, from
which he escaped after four years incarceration.
He is legally crazy under the laws of New York.
but is regarded capable of attending 10 his
own affairs in this state and North Carolina.
He cannot return 10 New York without fear of
arrest and imprisonment as a lunatic Mr.
Chanler tonight made an address in Roanoke
Rapids, \. c. which town he founded and where
he now lives in which he outlined something
of his treatment and the allegations contained
in his literary effort.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

lS1th 81, 5 s. 125 f. ". Of Broadvay 1S0xps:
frederick W, Cohn agt Conoourse Realty Com
g. Pany ct al MAY / 1905 sass "a
Marc March 1e l9o6 -, 9. $50 90
same; April "a. 1905 .-c-et..-f., 8sa so
same property; Joseph Ttno & CO. agt. same:
april 1915
same property; James II Young Stone Company
agt same; april q 1906 ....----.-i~-- ass So
March 81 1906 ........:...,1-4e s78 IS
same. March 80 1906. .......1."..'t' 22o %
Same property Joseph Tino & Co sgt. same:
MoGraw ave n. so TT e. of Cottage Grove
ave. The Bronx George Wingerder agt Alice
NJ Lynch ct al September "a 1905. -. 400 a.
ct al; June 81 lsO6 12s o.
Ludlow St. No. 146; Tobias Schwartz agt. Charles
Greene ct al: August $. 1905 (by bond -. a5o m
1lSth St, Nos 20 and 70 East: y. Mach & Son
agt Jeanne l. Bueb 81 al; D. 1905 10y
uunaJ lSo ~
al: August a. 1905 (by 6ond1 11o 90
lloth St, n =. It's II. of Broadway
penheim; July 10, 1905 $50 90
Hamilton Place. n corner 10th NJ Eber-
hart & Son agt. Miller Realty ana Construction
''''te'' July 4 1870 a-sl II
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16
CALLS DoWIEITE INCOMPETENT.
Valentine, Convicted of Uttering Forged
Deed, Opposes Sisters Custer Motion.

Benjamin E Valentine. q Woodmere lawyer, who
was convicted last winter OF uttering a forged
deed and who is out on bail awaiting the hearing
of an appeal, filed yesterday answer TO objec-
lions of his sister, Elizabeth H Valentine to his
acting executor of his mothers will Valentine,
after denying that he mas ever been convicted of
q crime. says his sister is mentally incompetent
and cites as evidence of it her devotion TO the
ligion Of John Alexander Dowie. He points to the
contribution of money by his sister TO aid in
Dowie's work as further evidence OF mental un-
souGdness.
Valentine saws tho proceedings to oust him have
been brought in the interest of other persons. He
alleges that her attorney admitted &c him that he
did not know her sisters address.
Mrs. Valentines estate is said to be worth
quarter of million dollars. OF this the son gets
naRriN all
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16
ENDS LIFE WITH CARBOLIC ACID.
Eugene Wright, of FreepOrt, Long Island
Found Dead at East New York Hotel.

Eugene Wright. son OF Joseph Wright, of Free
port, Long Island found dead last night at
thA Palace Hotel in Atlantic avenue. East New
York. An empty bottle, which had contained
hoIic acid, according 10 the abel on it. found
near him IT j. believed that the young man COM
mitted suicide.
Wright hired room at the hotel early Sunday
morning. As he had not appeared at the desk late
last night, the manager Of the hotel became
alarmed. He called in patroman from the LIB
eTty avenue station house. and both went 10 the
room, where Wright found lying across the
bed, fully dressed. Several letters were found
which indicated that the man intended to end his
life when he hired the room.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16
UNCOVERED CURRENCY ISSUE.
Plan Proposed by Controller of Currency to
Relieve Stringency.
rRy Telegraph to The Tribune !

tBy Telegraph IN The Tribune
st. Louis. Oct 15-In an interview to-day the
Controller of the Currency, Mr. Ridgely, who
is here for the bankers convention, said:
The great need of the country is a more elastic
currency. I recommended in my report in 1902
and have continued to recommend the issuance
by national banks of currency uncovered by
deposits Of bonds. My idea has been practically
embodied in the report of the committee of the
New York Chamber of Commerce
There Is a big demand for money for crop
moving and very little reserve currency to
meet it. This creates stringency which ought
TO be avoided.
Give the national banks the power to issue an
uncovered currency at some fixed percentage Of
their capital, to be circulated when needed in
addition TO the bond secured currency and
promptly redeemed when the demand ceases. and
the problem will have been solved.
Mr.. Ridgey said the details of the plan would
have to be worked out. but he thought tax Of
. per cent or thereabo should he placed on the
uncovered currency issue.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16
H. H. ROGERS FILES ANSWERS.
Action in Suit for $5oooo,ooo Brought by
Mrs. B. F. Greenough.

Boston Mass. Oct 15--Henry H Rogers, Of New
York, to-day fled his answers TO nterrogatorles
presented to him by the plaintiff in the suit
brought in the Supreme Court against him for
100000 by Mrs. r. f. Greenough.
Mrs. Greenough alleges that Mr. Rogers and his
colleagues of the Standard Oil Company neglected
10 pay her late husband his family certain
royalties which. IT agreed. should be paid for
a certain secret process, discovered by Captain
Greenough, for the refining Of OIL making it
non-eXposive.
MI Rogers, in his answers. says that he does
not know what the contract with Greenough
put states that the process of refining now in use
Is the same as that employed for over thrty-flve
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16
DISCRIMINATE BETWEEN NEGROES
What Booker T. Washington Wants White
People to Do.

Frankfort, KY Oct. 15-Booker r. Washington.
Of the Tuskegee Institute. took part to-day in
ercses Commemorating the twentieth anniversary
Of the Kentucky Normal Industrial School for col
ored persons, making three speeches TO about two
thousand OF his race gathered from all the
state Many white persons at one of the
meetings in the afternoon. Mr.. Washington de-
voted his remarks mainly IN the education of the
Negroes in the Southland. urging upon them that
they be Industrious
In the course Of his remarks he said:
hope that more and the white people in
America will learn discriminate between Ne
groes- 1t should constantly be borne in mind that
mere are two classes among The whole race
snOulo not be condemned for few worthless
How often do hear that the Negro will not
work is immoral and be depended upon.
such remarks unjust and usually that
there is an element in the that Will not work
IS immoral and cannot be depended upon. Every
community in the South has a number of Negroes
who are reliable moral, industrious, and spea King
of them, the worthless element of the race should
not be Included When white people diferentiste
II encourages worthy who become more
worthy / am most anxious in this season of dill
hculty and trial that our people do become
courageo l want our people TO know there is a
large element OF the white race in the South that
are interested IN our progress and mean to see
that justice is meted out 10 our people
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16
MECHANICS LIENS.

elSt St. No East Jackson ManteI and Crate
Dqca owners; Fullam Parish contractors S257
qEd 10 s oxo s. Wo36s.1o T99is front between T2d
ss-Ry sst, Ripley Reslty C2!npany and central Realty
9inPahS sl owners; Thomas J Tanning,
ceES5al II3: Pa. Park West. corner s6th st. io2z
t, tton Company. owner; Thomas J Fannins con
4oth 81 Nc Is to q West; Universal steel cor
no neT bead 7a COMPANY ast New York club
6'sa ssr,. st. N, n s. lss H. Of BroadVay, 12syss
Tbogss agt EmFiTs Realty Company. owner'
4sxsG SdSR'taS ,o aye, > 425 it Of l0oth st.
oooper Son'pany, owner: Thomas ] Tanning.
s9th 81. No. 25 to 81 West: same axt American
Hs8. OF q, IsEhanisa EeGfTcs Ensinsers and Ame5san
6t nTos gGmpany contractors; Thomas }. Fan 49,
sGs4 54-sda S. $50 It W of central Park West.
, aSxlG,, same aet Leon and Gustav F1eischman.
s noo' No 5a To- a9glns 2 Same a Gppman
k-h -Eisnan owners Thomas farming sSi
same shefisia Farms 81 SaIson- tgs Deck becEet
Thomas l. tanning. rubNcontrsSor a4f '''a
Aas ast eTqsm ave- n corner 72d 1tsH92 same
Itea Hesity Compeny. contractor: Thomas Fan =,
li%sh oh st. :. $50 It " Of 7th sve.. iOGsloo
cH,sss6 Wood"orkins COMPANY agt ''sepn c
strueon company. owner ASS I
HymsH pe"ssy est Hoffman oft Brothsrs.
6sth St No East: the P ] corlin construction
Company agt William ". Astor. owner; Riding
lessee Ivy % .e5. .4s6
I5Ith 81, 245 q. W. OF 5th ave. alukee II.
FAX Fiam oVners H ana ShG contractors 275
'otu ST, n. Exterior st. o''El'p.'
contractor - --''''''' .-...-.-...... 21Ss
property: same agt same. 20 600
eath St 3. 100 n. Of. Centrai IstH Weet'
lew owner: Thomas j. Tsnnins contTaeior,..; 1oas
slst St, l4d3 f. .. ot 9th ave- ~. AV@1'<-z
John II. Scully Blue Stone co. aSI b r.
DucaS. owner; E J. Pullman and w RI Par-
I'd ave No isso to ls7s National psp Toonn
% ast r. cohen owner End conJres5,,-. IIoc
lH-d ST OF N'1-.r''ihh ave
5cxIoO. 0uHsm 7 Hockey agt tc11nnc!al
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16
FERRY DEAL POSTPONED

The Sinking Fund Commission put of spnro,.ir,,
the agreement between the city and the Soutb
BROOKLYN FerIy and transportation Company. for
the purchase OF the 3Sth street ferr, I,ha- 49,
subject came up before IT yesterday. II reouires
only majority vote in the commission to annro,,o
the agreement, but a Alderman Davies oha,.-
OF lhe FINANCE Committee OF the Board ~ a L.,
men and a member Of the Sinking Fund Cornrn5
sion, was not ready II decided to lef The Gi,as
ton until Friday. ~ ''e q'es-
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16
OIL IN GULF OF MEXICO.
Vessels Report Immense Pool Two Hundred
Miles Off Coast
,By Telegraph TO The Tribune. J

Galveston, Oct. 16.-The British steamship Lord
Roberts reports having encountered oil pool of
remarkable size in the Gulf Of Mexico. It off
the Texas-Louisiana coast, nearly two hundred
miles. and extended a distance of sixty-six miles
east and west The oil was of heavy gravity. The
oil steamer Lucas which in from a search
for the oil barges lost in the recent hurricane
also reports having passed through the oil pool.
Captain Warren says d hundred oil barges would
not have supplied the amount of oil in the big
pool. Experts contend that there is outlet in
the Gulf from the Texas Louisiana oil fields.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16
SHIP AFIRE; PASSENGERS SLEEP ON.

While the Trinidad liner Grenada was stearning
along off the North Carolina coast last Saturday
morning, smoke and flames began to pour out sud.
denly from hatch. When the steamer docked
yesterday in Brooklyn. only few passengers knew
there had been fire aboard. The captain came on
deck at a. Saturday. and smelling smoke
went forward 10 investigate its source. He had
hardly gone within six feet Of the hatch when The
smoke forced its way out in great puffs He called
the chief engineer, who quickly got q large hose
IN operation and put the fire Several hun
dred cocoanuts and a few bales of hides
strUyed. The ship not damaged.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16
pERsoNATED KINGDOM GOULD.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune.

Atlanta, oct. 15.-Last Thursday there arrived
in Atlanta one Kingdom Gould, who spelled b,s
name Gould" hut claimed TO he a son Of C;eorga
J. Gould. OF New York. lie was welcomed q,
Atlanta, was introduced at the most eycIps;,.o
clubs of the city and was entertained at a MN
ber of well known homes but spent little money
Suddenly he disappeared beating the piedr.
Hotel out of board BILL while from New, yi til
comes word that the real Kingdom Gould ts
Columbia College As a result Atlanta sor;o.
4E extremely sore. Wy
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16
MAY BE NORTH RlVsR FERRY srs,xs

r.t,o - ~ t'e strike OF the hands on the Fas,
I've 'F'Fyhoa's gor,c time ago wbe, rha s,S
Ias S"h" OF Their demands. a strike aut,atior
the Nor,s P, .,u"E 'ne hands on the ferryboats OF
Manager " made hsde on some of the companies c,srl
one az the OF the Jersey Central paVIIa ieIa a.
been nlaJs 1ipanIes so1 on which the demanJs bd oSd
been ."rst1sr5d l4st evening that the lemapd" t
taken. ''' W" deHnte action had baar
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

At Il vesey st-By Joseph p Day: Broadway n = cor
21lth st ots voluntary sale: 211th St n s. lao IT OF
Broadwsy IS lots each 25x99 II; voluntary
ave cor 2llh ST. lots each 25x1O0: voluntary sale
Broadway. S bet Academy and Hawthorne SITS . lots
each 2oXl4S; voluntary sale; Nermiyea ave. = Of
Hawthorne st. lots each 25x15O: voluntary sale
milyea ave W g n Of Academy st, lots each 25x15O.
voluntary sale: Jackson 5. I6 n 156th st
l5'Ie Sx1t)x1I. six sty brk ten h jackson ave W
= It Of l56th 81. 20x7I1 brk h: Lawyers
Title 1ns 1r Co Eastern Union Realty Co ct al
Dean atty Abraham Benedict ref. due, s51 652 Is
taxes etc s.. .20
BY D P Ingraham & Co: 200 lots az Bayohester, on
Westchester. Briggs Ferris, Central. Lawrence Ray-
chester. s. Msrys and ST Agness aves. voluntary sale
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16
STORM KING COMPANY INCORPORATED
Director Declines TO Tell It's Nature-Capital
of 100000.

'ernroa'a II Incorporation was fled at Albany
.es'ereaV by Tie Storm King Stcne Company. Of
.. @ ioIA 'hN' with capital Of 10000. Henry
: Anderson. Arthur J. II Brooks AMI C~,arIos =
FihF. ot this civ being named The directors
\ h'n - preserve Storm King was passe6 ~.
Ine IaSt legislature and became z law Tho
IHouLtaln IS one of the landmarks on the Tg,asnSo
To- Tore, HFu4r J y Brooks. one Of the cor
rign' what vas the object Of the cor7ranTe ''Sl
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

AZ IA Nesey st-Ry Joseph Day: II and 10 9th 81
30 II Of Madison ave 5OxaS9 IL bTk and stone
notel oldg; Cedar st Go agt Wells Realty & AL
NJ Stoddard, atty Abraham Stearn S1S6-
10 ~ taxes etc sl9245 SUB TO prior of SeoO 900
70 the plaintiff for S367T04; 221st s. 225 II Of %
5ox114. Wakefield sty frame dwg h. Julia ns
Sponheimer Theodore Sponhenaer al StweII & d
attys; . Farrell. due, 81 799 o. taxes etc
S622 81 sub to Ttge Of $1,000; adjourned %
162d ST. e4-7 II OF Sd ave 1Tx100 sty ten n
Lang Co agt Helm; SherifTs ali right title
etc which Helm had April IL. 1896 or since; J
HAYES. Sheriff; withdrawn.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16
CLoWRY IN COLORADO FUEL AND IRON
George J, Gould Makes Him Director in
Place of D. c. Beaman.
nv TaIazraph ~ The T-ihr,.

Denver. Oct. 15.-David c. Beaman has rsrir.5 a.
member of the board Of directors of the Colorado
Fuel and Iron Company, and has been succeeded
by Robert g Clovry. Of New York president ~
the Western Union Telegraph Company Mr. Bea-
man e,t inc board of directors at the annual meet
ing Of the stockholders held to-day ua I'll, -
b t4n% as general counsel OF the company All the
other directors were reelected. George T 1soriS
again dictated the nominations and ssn{ ,,aJ.t.
or the stock hY proxies. that PresidanT EranL \
Heam could nut through the C;ouId sIsts ser .,
GiractNvlfc Nl'NIN sIatr IlT tne
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16
YACHTS DEAD NOW FOUR.

Mineola. Long Island, oct. 10 CspeciaD.-Four men
have now died as result OF the explosion OF one
Of he boilers in the yacht Cooria the property Of
CoIhHodore Frederick G. Bourne, Of the New York
lacht Club James O'Hara and Edward NcGAutN,
both died this afternoon AT the Nassau Hospital
where they We're removed after the EXPLOSION on fba
yacht, in which all The engine crew were scaIdnd
when the boiler exploded. The sole survivor Of M
doctors have hone ''''' ''V
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16
DAMAGE BY HURRICANE.
Loss of s1,OO0,O0O Reported from
Central america.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune ]

New Orleans Oct 15.-Advices received at mid
night from Central America by General Manager
Ellis. of the United Fruit Company, tell Of the
devastation by a hurricane of banana and rubber
properties near the coast and distant some thirty
miles from Blueields, the nearest port the damage
being estimated at nearly s1cOo.OOo The holdings
of the Curka company experienced a loss OF up
in from the travelled with great veloc.
ity path thirty miles in extent. doing great dam
age 10 the plantations in its path No loss Of life
is reported