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New-York tribune., 1907-11-11
?. S. C. SEEKS NEW LAWS
Recommendations To Be Contained
IN annual Report IN January.

The Public Service Commission is expected 10
present one Of the most comprehensive annual re-
ports on tbs second Monday In January that has
ever been prepared This report will. II Is thought
I'll at least five large volumes. Besides contain
ing a synopsis Of the work of the commission II
will contain reco lamentations for new legislation.
Some amendments to the present public service
will be asked for. well as amendments for
the rapid transit act. Other legislative recon-
mendaticns may also be made. None of these has
been decided on. and will not be, it is believed, for
some days at least
The legal department Of the commission is con-
sdering such questions. and after IL has incor-
pordted its ideas and suggestions in the form OF a
brief the commissioners will consider them and
finally decide upon the recommendations they de-
sire to be made
The Public Service Commission for this district
considers the public service act we'll drawn and
while II has discovered a defect here and there in
tho act it has not found any of a glaring char
acter. Its preparation comes directly under the
charge of the secretary OF the commission and his
department J. o. Hammit. of the assistant
secretaries IS now giving most OF his time to the
work involved, and has under him force oG ex-
perienced assistants.
Tho commission intends that its annual report
shall be OF interest and benefit to the people at
large. as well as the Legislature. Among other
things the report will show the public that
plant that the commission has received is put
aside-every one has been investigated.
The people will know said an official of the
commission yesterday" after they see tts annual
report that when they receive a note from the
commission that reads something like this Your
complaint has been received and will be investi-
gated that is not the last of IT. they will that
the complaint is not stuck in pigeonhole and for
gotten. but that IL is taken up and looked into.
I'VE are constantly having to increase our clerical
force. and each day the addition OF new en-
ployes TO our stan The legal department has grown
rapidly. but not in proportion 70 the work that II
has been called on to do Counsel TO the commission
finds that his force has always work than II
well attend to- but. like other branches of the
commission. this department is making up for lack
of force by working overtime"
New-York tribune., 1907-11-11
EXCAVATIONS AT HERCULANEUM.
Professor Waldsteins Efforts Induce Italian
Government TO Act.

Rome Nov. 10.-The proposal 70 continue the
work of excavation at Herculaneum has become
SO popular as a result of the efforts made BY
Charles Waldstcin professor of fine arts at King 3
College Cambridge that the Italian government
is about TO take the matter actively in hand.
Signor Ra"a, the Minister of Public Instruction,
on whom the work depends, has prepared a bill
TO be presented TO parliament which provides for
an appropriation Of 100000 for the purpose OF re-
moving the houses forming the modern town or
Resina which built above Herculaneum. and
an appropriation Of 5000 year for the actual ex
cavatior work This latter sum does not include
the salaries of officials In the mean while, a spe-
ciaI commissioner. under the presidency OF Pro-
fessor Depetra, of the University of Naples. has
undertaken preliminary studies of the work
Professor Waldsteln, contrary to the views held
by the members Of the present Italian Cabinet, IS
in favor of international cooperation to do the
work at Herculaneum He is about the bring out
a large volume showing what has been done up to
the present time and setting forth what he con-
siders necessary to insure the completion of the
work. He Will maintain that. If carried out ac-
cording modern methods, the excavation or
Herculaneum will call for expenditure Of 500 =
90 u year contrary opinion is held by most OF
the Italian arch@ologists. headed by Professor
Giacomo Boni, director OF the excavations at the
Roman Forum, who say that II will be impossible
to spend than SO 900 year if the work is done
clevery without injury to tho buried treasures.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-11
BREWERY employees ANGERED.
Suspension of Their Organization by A. F. of
L. Causes Much Trouble.

The suspension OF the United Brewery Workers
Of America by the American Federation of Labor
months ago has caused great deal of ex-
element among labor men throughout the West,
and also In this city. The suspension Of the organ
ization. which has 6o,0OO members, came result
Of its refusal 20 obey order of the executive
council OF the American Federation of Labor 10
turn over the jurisdiction OF the union coopers,
teamsters. engineers fremen and others employed
in the breweries. The suspension. however. does
not apply TO the New York locals. which obeyed
the order at the last moment under protest
The matter brought up at a meeting Of the
Central Federated Union yesterday. James F. Hol-
land, the Central Federated Union delegate to the
coming convention of the American Federation Of
Labor. has said he personally in favor OF the
order. but had been instructed that it be recon-
sidered. II has been said that the brewery work
ers contended that by the organization having the
control of all the employees of the breweries it was
enabled 10 maintain the closed shop more effec-
lively. There is much bitterness on both sides.
and the subject will be thoroughly debated during
the coming convention
New-York tribune., 1907-11-11
SAVES THREE FROM SUFFOCATION
Woman Finds NeighbOrs Unconscious from
Gas After Bursting Door In.

Mrs. Mary Sheridan who lives on the second
hoor OF the tenement house at No. 49I West 1Syh
street. smelled last evening escaping from tbs
apartment OF John Palt. driver who lives on tbs
same floor with his mOther-in-law. Mrs. Catherine
Cahill. and his little soE, Clarence.
After knocking IN vain. she pushed in The door.
and found all three unconscious
An ambulance was summoned from the New York
Hospital. and in the mean time il was found that
the gas cock in the kitchen had been turned OF.
When DIR. Boiling arrived all three OF the victims
had regained consciousness. owing 70 the vigorous
work OF Mrs. Sheridan They had been taking an
afternoon nap. and could not explain how the sas
had come TO be turned
New-York tribune., 1907-11-11
= now the road from the East. Up TO this time
tie banks have been unable TO procure currency.
FEW NATIONAL BANKS SUSPENDED
Present Financial Disturbance Compared Fa-
vorably with That of 1893.

one or the favorable features OF the financial
situation IS the relatively small number Of failures
of national banks compared with the record Of
1893 At that time seventy-eight national banks
suspended IN July and sxty-three in June and
August. while IN the first eight months of 1898 the
number OF suspensions OF state and private banks
1lJ-
in the present crisis the number OF national bank
suspensions reported does not exceed dozen, and
some Of these will reopen
While commercial failures in October were the
largest of eny month FOR eleven years, the total
being swelled by the suspension OF several large
establishments which represent the merger Of
smaller institutions the suspensions generally
due TO curtailment of credit rather than lack OF
business. The reports for the first week of No
Vember are distinctly favorable, showing only 239
failures, against 262 275 for the two previous
weeks.
The new week opens with the banking situation
in New York cleared up FAR any danger Of
further failures suspensions is concerned, with
the banking reserves comparatively intact, and
strengthen them in the coming week.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-11
THE DIVERSE OF THE MEDAL

During the past five years this Company
has invested for itself and its clients over
S60,O00,0O0 in mortgages without the loss Of
single dollar
THE REVERSE
New York City 3149o bonds, which sold
about five years ago at 1077s were worth this
week S2H-a loss of over 25 points
AGAIN
Even the best railroad bonds have in the
past year suffered an enormous decline.
First mortgages on improved New York City
real estate, yielding higher interest return
show no loss whatever.
To investors who seek security rather than
the hazards of speculation, this company
offers mortgages in which its own funds have
been invested-the same class of mortgages
which have shown the remarkable results above
stated, These mortgages can be purchased
either with or without the guarantee of the
New York Mortgage and Security Company
the company which has never made loss
of any kind
New-York tribune., 1907-11-11
AUTOMOBILE sPEEDER HELD FOR TRIAL

Arrested for running his automobile thirty miles
an hour in the Ocean Parkway BROOKLYN a well
dressed young man, about thirty years old who
gave his name as James r. Roosevelt OF No S4s
Riverside Drive. Manhattan. was taken to the
Parkville precinct station in Brooklyn shortly be-
fore midnight on Saturday
The prisoner was accompanied by well dressed
young woman, who was also with him in the Sny-
der avenue police court yestertAY when he ap-
peared before Magistrate Steers % plead guilty 10
the charge. lie was held 10 await action of Spe-
cial Sessions In Brooklyn. The young man Will
furnish 800 cash bail to-day, when his automobie
will be turned over to him by ths police.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-11
THE TITLE
INSURANCE co.
OF NEW YORK
l35 Broadway
EDITOR MARKED TO DIE.
Jc,cish Newspaper Nan Harmed by
Black Hundred Of Russia.

A death threat letter, which was said TO have
been written by Russian Nationalists, was received
nv ouis Miller editor of the Jewish newspaper
WA .heit on Saturday and published yesterday.
The editor has been condemned 70 death by the
foreign society ii was said because OF several at
tacks the Russian government by the newspaper,
which published "a full account OF tho murder Of
two revolutionists in June, and at the same time
reprinted letters said 10 have been written by NJ.
Izvolsky. tho Russian Minister. 20 NJ Stczegltviton.
the Minister or Justice, and NJ. Stolypn, the Prime
Minister Of Russia. IN reference to carrying out a
plan murder the two rebels Tzerniak and Ivan.
who were found dead a steamship bound from
Antwerp New York IN May.
The postnark the envelope. which has 2 black
border. is Geneva Switzerland. and is dated october
81 1891 II Is addressed to the editor IN care Of
the newspaper. and IS written in Hcbraic char
acters The warning is signed by NJ. Feadatvc.
and explains that the Geneva Department Of the
Union Of Russian people. tho Black Hundred de-
cided at its last meeting that the editor. who was
known as NJ Bandes while a Tcvolutionist be con.
demned to death for aiding the terrorist oTganiZa-
tlon and for printing documents Of the government
Three special agents have been delegated 20 carry
ont tho threat and have left Moscow with 1850
rubles TO defray tho expenses OF the erTand Inc
action OF tho society - taken, according 10 the
letter IN conformity with Sections and OF the
department rules.
\ black border surrounds tho notice, winch
greatly disturbed tho editor. who declared that no
is sure an attempt will be made 10 assassinate him
by the organization which is regarded as one CT
the most influential I'm Russia, and is the society
which started the Jewish nassacres last year. Mr.
call on n private detective agency for additional
New-York tribune., 1907-11-11

A nervous person is al
ways at a disadvantage. The
steady nerves of the influen-
tiaI, successful, we'll liked
individual, are the envy of
the timid, cold skinned per-
son who lacks initiative
and red blood.
Coffee is a common cause
of "cold hands and feet"
nervous trepidity, etc.
What a delightful change
il is SO feel the power of
warm blood and strong
nerves! Stop drinking cof-
ice for a week or 10 days,
and drink Postum Food Cof-
Zee as the table beverage.
Make your Postum strong
and ricf-boiI il is minutes
or ionger-tlien, with good
cream and piping hot, il is
delicious and wholesome.
TOO. Contains no cof-
ice or other drug (Caffiene
is the drug in Coffee but
only the food elements of
clean, roasted wheat and
small amount of mois5ses.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-11
THE DEFENCE OF sIeNoR NAsI.

Milan. Nov. l0.-A local newspaper known as the
organ of the law courts. has published a sensa-
tonal statement concerning the defence to be made
by Nunzio Nas former Minister of Public Instruc-
tion, who is being tried before the Senate on the
charge Of falsifyng documents and defraudlng the
state treasury. According TO this newspaper, NasI
Is ready to produce letters from the late Premier
ZanPrdelli asking for funds subsidize the press
He will produce also receipts from certain pawn
brokers alleged to have been signed by Zanardelli
If Nasi follows the course intimated by this paper
he will arouse considerable indignation.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-11
WESTON HAS DAY OF REST.
Spends Several Hours in Bed, Writing Let
ters-Plans EightY.one Miles Today.

Syracuse. Nov. 1O.-I1dward Payson Weston the
veteran pedestrian. spent quiet Sunday at his
hotel in this city and is greatly refreshed as a
result Of his long rest Weston retired at o'clock
last night and slept soundly until o'clock this
morning. He spent most of the morning in bed
attending to his correspondence, writing about fifty
letters He did not leave the hotel during the day
The blister his foot has practically disappeared
Weston retired at p and slept until ii
O'Clock, when he began preparations for resuming
his Western trip at midnight. According TO his
schedule. Weston is due TO reach Palmyra to-mor-
row night, but he expects do eighty-one miles
and reach Rochester. It has been raining some
to-day and he expects the roads viii be heavy.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-11
KOSHER BREAD FAMINE THREATENED.

The lockout OF all OF the kosher bread bakers
and the increase Of cent a loaf in the price Of
that commodity will probably cause a kosher bread
famine in Harlem. Tho bakery wagon drivers have
declared a sympathetic strike and are demanding
that the boss bakers give them $15 week. At a
meeting of the Journeyman Bakers Association at
No 2O East lOth street last night the strikers de-
cided TO turn the lockout into a strike and demand
ten-hour wOrkday and increase OF paw
Nathan Weisberg, the delegate of tho Bakers.
Union, said last night that the strike would as
suredy spread 20 The Bronx the East Side and TO
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-11
STORY ABOUT ANNA GOULD DOUBTED

Paris Nov. 1O-There is every reason TO believe
that the report that Nine Anna Gould. who re-
Gently obtained divorce from Count Boni de
Castellane has been married to Prince Hello de
Sagan Is untrue. A representative of The Asso-
cIated Press went to-day 10 ST. Cheron. where Mime.
Gould has country house. He was told that she
Ill and could see no one.
Mime. Gould has been entertaining at the Chateau
de Marais for some weeks. and on last Friday she
gave n hunt to a large party. The Prince de Sagan
has been frequent visitor at the chateau, usually
calling there about every ten days.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-11
NO DISEASE ON MONEY,
Continued from first page.

ough and exhaustive inspection TO be made for
the purpose Of detecting mild or ambuIant cases.
CAN'T DISINFECT MONEY
1T Is fortunate that money constitutes such
an unimportapt factor in the transmission oe
disease. as nothing could be more farcicaI from
a sanitary point Of view than an attempt TO dis
infect 1t. although this has been seriously pro-
posed.
1t Is important that the public should know
the advances which from time TO time are nlads
IN sanitary science. that they may inteIlgently
cooperate With health officials. particularly in
emergencies for there is nothing which con-
tributes more to a successful result in dealing
with outbreaks of infectious disease than the
aid which the public may extend at these times"
New-York tribune., 1907-11-11
Pennsylvania RAILROAD
Bulletin.


The NEW UNION SIAlION Al WAO6iNGIONs
passens7 Railroad will and
from the Washington November and
same and Streets will be closed to traffic.
sguy fitting both wings of the Capitol
pe century building larger opened for public
utility which did not exist at that time
The railroad terminal Washington have been inadequate fs
years. particularly and the embage Of other large
gatherings Capital imperative and has
about that by the combined railroads and the United States Gov
and unquonab the handsoest railroad station
provided the OF the citizens of de
United States architectural addition the great public build
ngs of the Capital City monumental fe and worthy Of ts
future structures Washington the municipal beauty Of the
world
The including longer than the Capitol and nearly
as wide The waiting larger hall OF the House Of Representa-
tv lobby longer than the interior OF
the Capitol building hail. and half as wds 1t the
largest building ever constructed for a like purpose
Within traveller desire
grouped his the best advantage
face plaza large ordinary city park
and adorned with hubbey and fountains
The rackage and
exit separated confusion and ong hug
moving in opposite directions will be obviated
The bigncss the impressive, its utilities obvious.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-11
PoLIcEMEN's BULLETS KILL TWO.

Buffalo, Nov. l0-Edward Wischnach. Of Cheek
fowaga, who was shot by Detective Hatfield Of the
New York Central, Fright night died at the
Emergency Hospital to-day. He is the second vic
tim Of an officers bullet within forty-eight hours
Patrolman Crotty shot Charles Charles an alleged
burglar on Friday morning. He died Saturday
afternoon. Wischnach made an ante-mortem state
ment, in which he said he was walking along the
common beside the railroad track and did not hear
The officers call to halt Hatfield. on the other
hand asserts that Wischnach broke into two cars
and ran away at his approach
New-York tribune., 1907-11-11
MURDERED IN RAILROAD CAR
Bloodstained Mattress and Hammer Give
Clew to Indiana Mystery.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune !

South Bend, Ind, Nov. 10-WhGt Is believed -
be solution of the mystery involved In the murder
of A. W. Murphey developed to-day. when the
police were informed that bloodstaiI,ed n,attra,
and hammer had been found In a Lake Shore car
that reached Buffalo yesterday without an atts,,
ant. The car contained four horses and was hIIIo,
TO New York City but by mistake was stonpad =.
Buffalo.
Murphey was In charge of 1t TO this point and his
body was found near the tracks, He had been as
sauted and robbed. 1t is now believed that he uas
murdered in the car by robbers while the traIr
stopped here at a water tank.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-11
FIVE DRowNINes IN MAINE,

Houlton. Me. Nov. 10-Word reached here to-day
of five drownings within the last three days in re-
mote districts in Eastern Maine. At Ashland three
men lost their lives through the capszing OF their
canoe on Squapan Lake. ana u fourth occupant of
the craft reached shore only after a hard swim
IN the icy water. encountered though he was by
heavy winter clothing. The drowned men were
Frank and Paul Baker and Arthur Oyer. All leave
families. At Iilltown Harry Robinson fifteen
years old drowned by the overturning OF n
small punt in which he sailing, and at Van
Buren, John Crawford eighteen years old was
drowned when his canoe capsized
New-York tribune., 1907-11-11
The blank consent reads:
MEXICAN BANKERS TO CONFER.

San Antonio Tex, Nov. 1O.-A dispatch 10
THE Express from Mexico City says that
within a few days the bankers Of Mexico will
issue call TO the bankers Of other cities Of the
republic for a conference in the capital at
which IL will be decided what action to take in
protecting the interests Of Mexico because of the
financial conditions in the United States.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-11
IMPORTANT ARRESTS At T0UL0N.
Five Supposed Ringleadcrs of international
Association Captured.

TouIon. Nov 10-Ftve of the ringleaders of
what would appear 20 be q most important asso-
citation of international spies were arrested here
to-day by special detectives. The authorities
also seized a mass of papers, and a cursory eN-
animation of these documents leads TO the be
lief that the gang for long time has been car
rying on an extensive traffic In military and
naval secrets The local officials consider the
arrests so important that they have communi-
Gated with Premier ClemenceaC.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-11
eoMpERs HAS SURPRISE IN STORE

Norfolk. Va, Nov. 10.-Following tho arrival here
to-day of President Samuel Gompers, the executive
council of the American Federation of Labor held
a four hours session at the Fairfax Hotel The re-
port of Mr.. Gompers. which will be read when the
Federation convenes at the Jamestown exposition
and other matters of Importance were discussed
1t Is ntmated that MIR. Gompers has surprise in
New-York tribune., 1907-11-11
SCHEME TO PREVENT RUN.
Committee Gets Consents from Jenkins Trust
Co. Depositors to Limit Withdrawals.

committee Of stockholders and depostors has a
plan 10 hasten the opening of the Jenkins Trust
Company. Brooklyn. a circular letter has been
sent TO each depositor reading follows:
Dear Sir: The undersigned q committee Of
stockholders and depositors Of the jenkins Trust
Company, appointed 10 take such action will
result in the speedy resumption of the business Of
the trust company and conserve the best interests
Of the deposltors and stockholders The State Bank
Examiner reports that the Jenkins Trust Company
Is perfectly and absolutely solvent, having its CAPT
t6l and a surplus. a committee appointed by the
board of directors. having examined the assets and
the liabilities of the trust company, reported 10 the
same effect
You are depositor and want you 10 Co
operate with the other depositoTs and stockholders
10 reopen the doors of our banking institution
This can be done at once only by signing the in
closed consent Kindly sign the inclosed envelope
Immediately. that a day for opening can be
speedily determined upon.
The blank consent reads:
!, -. q depositor of the Jenkins Trust Com
pany III consideration of the speedy resumption of
business. Will not withdraw over 10 per cent of my
deposit per month. This consent does not affect
any deposit made by hereafter.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-11
AN ANCIENT SEPULCHRE FOUND.
Bodies of Many Children Near Pyramid of
the Sun at Huaean.
UBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Mexico City. Nov. 1O-A curious sepulchre con-
tanning the bodies of many children has been dis
covered the Pyramid of the Sun at San Juan
TEST Huacan- The sepulchre covered by a
huge tombstone. on which is carved the face OF q
woman. surrounded by many hieroglyphs. The
body of of the children was we'll preserved
This. with the tombstone. win soon be brought to
the National Museum.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-11
sEARLEs BACK IN HIS CASTLE"
IBy Telegraph 70 Tie TrIbune.I

Great harrington. Mass. Nov. 1o.-Edward r
hearies. the multi-milIionaire Of Methuen and
Great harrington. is 1t what is known locally as
his Castle for first time IL, five years II is
thought that his visit means numerous improve
inents to the mansion which although II cost sew
eral millions has been abandoned by him so far
as his presence was concerned for a number Of
years He was out in heavy rainstorm to-day
inspecting concrete wall
New-York tribune., 1907-11-11
HARDWARE MILLS REDUCE TIME.
rBy Telegraph TO The Tribune

T By Telegraph 70 The Tribune
New Haven. Nov. l0.-The Sargent Hardware
Company has announced that beginning tomorrow
the entire plant would reduce its working time to an
eight-hour schedule. The change will affect fully
three thousand hands. Henry B. Sargent president
Of the company said that the change was made
10 prevent overDroduction during the dull season
The w. and +. IT. Fitch Company. which also
manufactures hardware also announced the adop-
New-York tribune., 1907-11-11
SORRY HE SHOT HIMSELF.

Frederick Greene, who has charge OF the Colonial
livery stables Yonkers two bullets into his
body last night. because ne thought his nance did
not love him much formerly. Now he is in
St. Ioseph's Hospital suffering much pain and
with charge of attempted suicide staring him in
the hospital