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The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-02
ROUND THE TOWN

Miss Cora Roster, Of Atlin, is visiting friends 10 the city.
 ''''s' Co'nel Greene and Captain Coleman were up from the Fort for short while this morning.
  At Wbitehorse this morning 1t was 6 below zero and a short distance this side of that place snow is reported a foot deep on the level.
 
 Col. Sol. Bipinski. the we'll known and respected Haines resident, was iu the city short time this morning wis., ting with his numerous friends.
 
 Farther Corbley lei, on the Cottage City for Juneau aud from there will likely go to Valdez aud afterwards to Fairbanks over the ice. Farther Cor bley has been holding lectures at the Catholic church in ths city for the past few days. He Is a most excellent talker and during his short stay in Skagway nas made many friends ana admirers.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-02

The B. NJ. Behreuds Mercantile Com. psny and Clay son and company are ,be latest local merchants to agree to an early closing. From and after Monday next neither of these two stores will be open after supper. during tbe winter season. with the exception of Saturday nights, when they will remain open until the usual time before the early closing practice went into effect,
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-02
MEXICAN TOWN
 Is DESTROYED
WORD BROUGHT BY STEAMERS THAT ROUNTlIa SLIDE HAS BURIED
 SAN JOSE DEL CABO
CRy United Press)

San Francisco, Nov. 2-steamers ar irving from Mexico bring news of the destruction of San Jose del Cabo, a town on the western coast of the Re- public, During terrific cIoudburst the mountain side slipped and scores of the natives were buried beneath an av- alanche of earth.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-02
HAYNES HAS NEW
 POSTMASTER
GEORGE YOGEL GETS PLACE AT HAYNES MADE VACANT BY RESIGNATION
 OF JUDGE STOUT
tsy United Press.)

Washington, Nov. 2-The First As slstaut Postmaster General has au' nouneed the appointment of George VogeI as Postmaster at Haines, vice W, B. Stout, res .gned. The new post, master will be instructed 10 at once be gin the performance of his duties.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-02

The reported loss of horses by George Pullen near Fairbanks yesterday was an error. The rumor that was prevail ing having been twisted from loss of eight head that belonged in the Quar- termaster's department at Fort Lis. comb of to the westward
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-02
INDIA IN F0R
 MORE FAMINE
ENTIRE CROP THROUGHOUT COUNTRY IS FAILURE AND SUPPLY OF FOOD
 IS NOW LOW
Csy United Press.)

Simla, India Nov. "A famine great CT than the one of 1899 threatens I dia The crops in all parts of the country are Q failure and the natives will have nothing on which to subsist after the present short supply has been exhaust ed.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-02
YE MUST BE BORN AGAIN

Have new Born suit or oVercoat. Get your orders in for Thanksgiving and Xmas. You will make no mistake when you leave your orders with the American Tailors,
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-02

WI. Myrick and wife left on the Cottage. City After short stop in Washington towns they will continue on to Kansas. Mir. Myrick takes with him sixteen-pOund cabbage which
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-02
The Mascot

Mt. Vernon Rye, Old Taylor and Bel. mont Whlskies ldouble stamped goods, 10 years old), aud Rainier aud Pacific Bottled Beer, at the Mascot.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-02
GEN. GREELEY
 TRANSFERRED
UNEXPECTED CHANGE MADE IN CASE OF OFFICER WHO WILL BE RETIRED
 NEXT MARCH
(By United Press.)

Washington, Nov. Borders were today issued transferring General Greeley to the department Of Dakota The change was entirely unexpected as General Greeley will retire from the service in Msrch next.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-02
FREE

Wild duck at the Seattle tonight and next few days.
 Yours;-
 HERMAN GRIMM
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-02
THE GHURGHES

CATHOLIC. Mass and Sermon at 10 a, m. Sunday school at ll:OO a, m. Evening service, instruction and benedicuon at 7:3O D, m. Holy Mass weekdays at 7:3O p, m. Catechetical instructions, Wednes- day and Saturday at 4:3O p. ID. Sunday, holy communion at s a. ID.
 Rev. P c Bougis, s, J,
 PRESBYTERIAN Eifth Avenue and State street. Ila. m Morning worship 12m. Sunday School, 4p. m. Junior Christian Eudeavor Society.
 7p m. Christian Endeavor, SD, 10. Evening worship. Midweek prayer meeting 8 p, m Wednesday, All are cordially invited to these services,
 Rev. Geo. E. Good, Pastor,
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-02

Hospital Sergt, Anderson, from Fort Seward, arrived on the Peterson this morning aod returned a few hours af. terwards
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-02

was grown iu his SEagway garden. The cabbage is fourteen inches across and will be shown to Kansans in order that they may get an idea of what can be done in Frozen Alaska"
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-02
FREE

Wild duck at the Seattl. tonight and next few days.
 Yours;-
 HERMANGRINM
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-02

The best dining room, the best hotel ac- Commodations, the most comfort at the Fifth Avenue
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-02

Miss Harriet Case, who is employed in the public schools at Haines, came up on the Peterson this morning and will visit with relatives until Monday.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-02

PILES CURED IN 6Tol4DAYS PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to cure any case of itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles iu 6 to IA days or money refunded. soc
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-02

Al the deicacies Of the season at the Pack Train Restaurant,
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-02

EPISCOPAL CHURCH State street bet. Sth and 9th avenues 23d Sunday after Trinity. All welcome.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-02

Q Q Q O Q Q
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-02
ALWAYS IN THE ALASKAN

Q Q O O e
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
TBE ptF9REpoNr HOTEL FIGHT.

Tie su:t against the Pierrepont Hotel man
sger2eat in which are involved the owners O.
he i'ro;ssrfy; WanarnakeT & Co. VINO own 'A7
furniture and the receiver appointed 10 zane
cfarga ~ t+. ho,al about 2 month ago. will
reach q climax to-day when Judge HendrlcK'
in Par 7 % the Supreme Court, Will be asked 10
give 2 decision 81 two BIDS that w!il oe iilaoe
'"r the property ,...z
In. frs: action WAS begun by the Securities
Company 20 cispossess the management lor
noT-yayrnent of rent. Then the hotei peopie' W
eSaae dispossess notice. applied Tor a focsi'et
s--2 James h. Montague. Of No Nassau street
arr,siuted Last week three APPRAISERS
SIZE nanlec 10 value the property
When Il was learned tina: the Ao'st Pe'pi'
"faud be disposseaf51d some concern NHs
Pressed as 10 whether the Mil,ionaires' CLUB.
zhich has rooms lTi the place and Whicc IS corn
posed - many prominent men I'm TINS city "ould
De turned ouc with the management "he4
'astice Herdrick gives his decision to-day on
ihe bids Tor ne ..o-,.gt, tlle anxiety abou: the
iut1rc abode OF the club viii be set al rest
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
CiTY NEWS IN BRIEF.

While trying to step from the elevator he was
running in Bernheimer * Schwartzs brewery, At
Amsterdam avenue and Lawrence street, last
nighs Jacob Muller. forty-one years old, of NO s
Lawrence street. became entangled in the starting
rene At the ceiling of. the third floor Muller was
crushed TO death
Tom Screvonc. nine years old. while flying n
kite on the roof Of his home at No. ~ carmine
street Yesterday afternoon, fell down an airshaft
and was instantly killed
Robert Schieferstein, Hoboken longshoreman,
,-ae married yesterday Ellis Island to Elsa
GsI,er a German immigrant. who arrived on the
steamer Trave from Trieste. The ceremony was
nerfornad bv the Rev. Mr.. Doering of the German
immigrant Society. The authorities refused TO let
,I, ,-irI through without proper support or guar
danShip.
An alarm was sent out last night by the police or
Ferooklvn asking that the owner of a naphtha
launch appear at the volunteer lfesavlng station
~ 9etb streea Brooklyn, and claim it. The launch
Is painted white. has a mahogany deck, brass nj
tinfs and a searchIight- The name on the boat
was MaStSchen.
Alexander e. Young, a lawyer. with offices at No
0o Broad street who arrested two weeks ago,
cbaroed with the stealing of three sl,W0 bonds OF
the New York & Pittsburg Air Line Railroad, was
discharged by Magistrate Stelnert In the Tombs
court yesterday
as he slipped while top of an elevator IN the
ea,-an story building No. p WaVerley Place last
rirb+ Anton Anderson grabbed the cable. This
startad the heavy car. He crushed TO death
a. the tou of the shaft. Anderson lived IN Brook-
Iyn and the Mercer street police are trying to hno
his relatives
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
HARDER BED FOR DOUBLE MURDERER
Frank H. Warner Will Be Transferred from
Bellevue Hospital to jail.

Franz, H Warner, the slayer Of Esther Nor
ling in West 42d street and Of his former packer
John c. Wilson, a MerceS stree max MANI
ra.+,,rer will exchange his hospita; cot for the
,.,.5.- ,,a or = iail after he has beea arraigned
in the jefferson Market police court this morn
ing.
The Bellevue Hospital authorities Insisted that
Warner should he removed from the lnsteutoh'
as ne had recovered his physical heaItil- ms
District Attorney Mas anxious to haV- Warhez
le1+ in the hospital until his mentality was fully
cleared up. and objected TO his discharge TEe
hosutal physicians, however, declared that he
was not committed for mental observation ana
they had no authority TO move MIN from the
r,rison 20 the psychopathic ward.
PatroIman Banks In charge of prisoners IN
the ward also informed Captain Myles OReiIly.
OF the Mercer street station, by whose men
Warner WAS arrested, of the readiness Of Warner
for discharge.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
ARMY


been issued:
Assignments Of cadet graduates of Military
Academy as second neutenants announced as fol-
lows:
To corp. o. ensirsers-sTEEsE- R. g. ALEXANDER
HoLABIRD. o'CONNOR, WATKINS. HCMfh-
To aeid artillery NPRiTcHErT. 1st Battery p:
STATEK 1ss Bs,teIy; PattI P0TTFR' 9Th battery
d and PEEL. 9TH Battery: b ,-.. ,,osr-
To coast artillery corps-SOMERS COLES SI hCSG
THORPE ROGERS HARRIS MURRAY. BAIT
LETT. SHEDD GALLOGIY PIEH@ PORIEsS@ sPTEI>P
To cavalry arnl-wATsON. 1st Resment: BANE: & Ism @
ROBINS. 18th: GEARY. 18th: WAGNER. "a
COLEMAN 18TH: PIERsON. 14th: CHANDLER
18th ddS HANs9T 9Th; n kRH9nF RoGERs 11h SNYDER
2J CHRISTY. 18th: DOAk, 5th: LoC 80 ~ ISs =
S,h: GREER 4th: MCHORD. list: HENRY: sth
PATTEN. 18th: WILDER 4th. and @ Giif M; I; an IN
18th; DAWSON. 2sth: Chiffon 2oth; no HoWAtP pIfP
Sth; MORRISON 7Sh MA Ifth. FHRIs isth
MIsH ioth: MCAUGHEY. goth: HOCSEHoLDEH
CANOE GAN rAstN ast6' RICE en- 1.th Ism cAs
agd ,f' rTERETT 1yET, as.S: ARNOLD. 2eth; WHEELER
4th: DALEY. 10th: YOUNT. 2'th: CKAEIOS C,
sd K@gKWEEt 3,5TE s5 sd rTEasoHx SE1T io,h: JAMES
2sth; P ALEXANDEkS; gth; HSybES BEN
iIeh: BTTT10CK. soth. LEWIS, 29th; LARNED
$th 1IIEESR1rtY Nh 2tth; SPENCER ist:
MARTIN. 4th. MILLER. 18th: HILL" I'D and
Res,snstion Of Second Lieutenant CHARLES A
M'COPuICK philippine scouts. accepted
Major SAMUEL REFER, from general stan corps 70
Philippines Division chief signal onlcer-
faDtaIn RALPH s PORTER and First Lieutenant
WILLIAM A. DUNCAN assistant surgeons Ai'Ni
Manila o San Francisco -,
oIIowIng captains assistant surgeons from posts des
irnated to Manila: SANFORD II. WADHAMS' Fort
SIocum: ERNEST l. RUFFNER. Columbus bar
racks; EUGENE r. wHITMoftE- Fort ftey;
PAUL, s. HAI4LORAN. Fort Leavenworth: I-LO1D
lie r. KREBS. Fort Hancock: JAMES M
PHAIEN Fort Logan r. Roots. and CHARLES
C. BILILNGSLEA. Fort Myer ro,,., =,
,,a.or 7 y REYNOLDS Lands. Captain JOHN p
N'' RYAN and First Lieutenant ALBERT j. wOUDE.
9Th Cavalry. Join regiment
-.,tai, CHARLES CLARK. t4th Infantry. from
Fort Niagara Fort Sheridan
-o,o,aI GEORGE s GRIMES. Sd Field Artillery. to
toiu regiment Fort Sam Houston
NAVY
r,ar+sran. i p MORTON, orders TO navy yard Mare
Island. revoked; to the Bunaio =,
A y SKINNER. professor of mathematics. 10 De
placed ON retired list August 10.
MOVEMENTS OF vESSELS.-The following
uovements of vessels have been reported to the
Navy Department:
August 5-The Brutus. at navy yard. New YORK: the
yankton at RockIand the Milwaukee. at Acajutla
August e-The Tennessee and the Washington at
Tompkinsvile-
August 5-The Severn. from Annapolis for cruise: the
Prairie. Hampton Roads for New Haven the
sbarends from Hampton Roads for Bradford; the
Milwaukee. from Acajutla for Punta Arenas, Costa
August Lebanon. from Lambert Point 70 search
for wreck the Illinois. from Boston for North
River.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07

Cards Must Be Filled Out Containing In
formation About Employees.

There IS some speculation &c the the Post
office Department purposes to make OF certain in
formation recently asked Of the officers and en-
ploves in the New York Posoffice. On tho order
of T. IL Hitchcock. First Assistant Postmaster
General, they have been required to ill cards
giving name marital condition" whether single.
married. widowed divorced: sex. desigUation-if
in clerical grades the designation should be clerk.
and if above or below the clerical grade the roster
title should lie given salary and birthplace: state.
Congress district and county from which appointed;
number Of years In service. age. color whether
war veterans and If so. in what they served.
Tie Congress district specified should refer to the
prt sent apportonment, and the years employed
need not be consecutive
Another inquiry relates TO how the employe OBJ
taiued his present status, whether by Presidential
appointment. by examination or preference" re-
lating to the appointment Of war veterans
The letter of Mr.. Hitchcock tc the postmaster
here says In part
Include the assists ant postmaster and all oficer2
and employees paid from the appropriation for clerk
hire except temporary clerks and substitutes. Do
not include substitute carriers temporary carriers
or special delivery messengers.
The Information is required for the census bu-
r.qt. for use in compiling the official register OF
the United States for 1857 and for other purposes.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
GEORGI4 SAILOR DROWNS.
Father Thinks He IVaS Killed for
KnOzcing Too Much of Explosion.

Daniel Lynch a contractor, Of No $50 East
169th street. called at Police Headquarters at
3 a m. yesterday. and asked If the police had
recovered the body Of his son. Henry F. Lynch.
who was d sailor on the United States battleship
Georgia now at ancnOr in the North River. of
S4th street The missing mans father said he
had been told by some of the GeOrgia'S sailors
that his son had been murdered and thrown
overheard because he 10 be a witness
against one of the officers at the inquiry into
the recent disaster in the turret of that ship
According to Commander Henry McCrea and
Ensign Max Frucht who was in charge of the
turret at the time of the accident. there is no
foundation for the story that Lynch has met
with foul play. Commander NcCrea says Lynch
was not wanted as a witness He employed
as n dynamo tender below decks. and cOnse-
ouautlv he knew nothing of the accident. En-
sign Frucht said that Lynch had nothing TO do
with any of the guns.
The officer of the deck Lieutenant Command
er Stanford F. Moses in his official report SAYS
that a passing launch hailed him at s. &c p. m.
on Saturday and told him that man had fallen
overheard and was drowning. Boats We're sent
from the, Georgia. the New Jersey and the Rhode
Island TO search for the man. but he could not
be found II was Lynch's duty to hang light
on the quarter boom. directly over OF the
ship's propelIers The officers of the ship be-
Iave that he slipped the freshly painted boom
and fell overheard. striking his head on one II
the blades of the propeller which stunned him
so that he was unable 10 swim
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
FIRE SERTICE 1DT1NCE
Bids for High Pressure Electric
apparatus 1drertised For.

step in the progress OF the high pressure
fire service work shown yesterday by the ad-
Vertisement for bids for the electric apparatus for
the stations. These bids will be for the four places
two in Manhattan and two in Brooklyn They are
all completed nearly and ready for the cleo
tric plants The Manhattan stations are at Oliver
and South streets and Eiansevoort and Vest
streets Those in Brooklyn al FurInan and
JoTalemon and Nhoughby and st. Edwards
streets
The electric power for the high pressure
fire service Is to be generated in these stations
Nearly all the lower part OF the city Of New
York will be protected from fire by a system which
Will prevent lack OF water.
By means OF the new plant water can be pumped
at pressure Of 240 pounds. and said that even
at 5yth street water may be forced a height OF
two hundred feet at Il pressure OF 2l5 pounds from
the Gansevoort street station. The district
protected Is below 59th street and the side
Of the city, taking in the financial district around
Wall street. the dTygoods district the big hotel
district and much OF the best residential section.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
PASTOR browns AIDING FRIEND.
Companion Knocked from sailboat Sinks and
Preacher Loses Life to Save Him.

Atlantic City, Aug. 6.-The Rev. Edward
Mcconnell Of Absecon. y. J., and Claude Friend
ship. a real estate agent of Philadelphia, were
drowned to-day opposite Does Island, near
Rr!gantine- The two men were out In a small
sailboat in company with two other men. and
while the boat making tack to the wind
ward the boom swung around and hit Friendship
on the head. knocking him overheard He could
not swim and cried for help
The Rev. Mr.. Mcconnell swan after the sink
ing man Friendship grabbed him about the
neck and both sank from view. They did not
come up. The others in the boat grapped for
the bodies without Succ.s: and returned to-
night with the news of tho double drowning.
Friendship was the of the president of the
Realty Company of Shiladelphia. The Rev. Mr.
Mcconnell was filling his first charge at ABB
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
Roy GAVE LIFE FOR HIS FRIEND.
Nine Year Old Lad Saved Companion from
Drowning: Was Cut and Got Tetanus

Harry Leroy Witty. living with his parents at
Walden, in Orange County. died in FordhaIn
Hospital yesterday morning, having given ms
life TO save that of playmate Witty was nine
years old.
Young Whittys father is merchant of Wal
den Harry and other pIaymates were in swim
ming in the Waikiki River. near Walden week
ago last Saturday. Suddenly one Of the boys.
Josenh Kent. cried fO- help. Young Whitty
vent to the rescue There was not mucn depth
10 the water but it took all the little fellow =
strength 10 pull his playmate to the shore
AS he was saving the other boy, Whitty cut
his hand on a shell. The flow Of blood was
stanched and nothing was thought of 1t until,
eeveral days later. the wound began 10 pain and
swell and then local physician rearing tet-
anus. advised the boys removal TO Fordham
Hospital
The wound seemed 10 heal. but on Monday
the boy mad convulsions and yesterday he died.
The doctor at the hospital said the tetanus came
SO quickly there was chance OF saving the
boy
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
COST OF SELLING 4 PARK.
Igcnt Wants $50 900 as His Half Of
Commission City Paid $341 900.

Through suit for $4,000 fur half of the alleged
swamp the city some light may be let upon
the entire transaction. James a. Cray. former AS
s:stant District Attorney OF Flushing. has had
papers prepared in suit against George l.. Glaser
former Deputy Surrogate of Newtown. Tor $5O.09o,
which. he says. half of the amount agreed
upon by 4S commissions for the sale of land
to the city Cor park
Chaser. says Gray, who was colonel IN the
army, repudiated any arrangement Win MN. al
though Il he, ne alleges. who proposed Chaser
the the selection by the city or
the prorertv as a park site The former owners
of the property, says Gray. have paid S6oHo I"
Chaser. Gray said this commission for the
sale of the property. but CHASER says II was hot
a commission. but a fee for legal services tnat lie
received
The city bought. upon tn" recommendation o.
Borough President Joseph Bermel and MI NC
CfoWan who appointed committee 10 IN
land part of which nothing but swamp ana
quagmre. for $4,000 II is near no bulit up p"f-
ton Of Queens Borough. and will be uSefuI as d
park I'm perhaps fifteen twenty years In IN"
r7ean while the interest upon the purchase price
viii practically double the cost. IL is estimated
Real estate that $500 an acre Tor q large
part of the land sold to the city would be i "'5
price.
There were a number Of property owners VINO
combined and sold their swamp land 10 the CITY
A parcel O thirty-four and half acres. pur-
chased from the estate of the late poet, Blood
good II Cutter. by Frederick p Randall, for S45-
sqe IS was sold the city. to form part OF the
mark for SlS3522. other parcels at Ike advances
over the purchase prices were sold In one IN
rarcel for which option Si.0e0 was paid The
holder the option made from 600 per cent to 1o0
per cent his money, it is said
If the papers of Colonel Gray are served and the
case is tried Borough President Bcrmel and Mr.
MCGOWAN are expected to be asked how they ar
rived at the values they are said to have reported
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
WISDOM FOR POLICE
T7cO Lecture to PGtrOImcn an BrOOk-
lam on DufY.

Lectures Nof. . and in the series under the
direction Of Acting Police Commissioner Q Keeffe
were delivered yesterday in Prospect Hall. in Pros
Tect avenue brooklyn The first by the Act
ing Commissioner. AS Of these talks is sup
posed be enough to equip the auditor to be a
lecturer those who present viii now take VI,
the work s II diplomas had been issued
Yesterdays lecturer John +. Flood. who
formed OF the Acting Commissioners audience
and who HIS livelihood as inspector of police
OF the Borough Of Brooklyn. He was in excellent
voice and made il plain to every one in his two
audiences THAI New York expects every one Of her
patrolmen bestir himself to extra vigilance so
that this towns newspaper reading public which
may be critical when II gets too much Of had
thing, may have something TO read beside the
daily undulations OF crime wave.
Audience No ! composed Of Brooklyn police
men, members OF the first platoon Practically the
entire membership represented as WAS that
talk.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
LORD TURNS ANGRY WIFE's HATCHET
Husbands Prayers Answered Just in Time
to Save His Life, He Says.

William Watson. negro. OF No. POS West
62d street. appeared in the West Side court
yesterday with complaint against his wife.
I'm the worst treated married man in the
world" Watson told Magistrate CoTigan. My
wife abuses me cruelty. Last night fell across
her bed accidentally and broke IL. and she
grabbed UP q hatchet from under her pillow ana
said she was sho'ly goin' TO kill me 1 was ter
ribly afraid and fell my knees beside a trunk
and prayed the Lord to save me. And He did
and guided that hatchet away from my head
and let II hit the trunk show you the
cuts there right now"
Why Judge" spoke up Mrs. Watson, who
had maintained a dignifed silence throughout
that man is a fearful story teller. He's my
lawfully welded husband. so I'll not call NM
a liar did put three dents in his trunk with
the hatchet but IT was because he jumped into
nv bed and broke it.
Il put YOU both under verbal bonds 10 be
reaceful TO each other for the next six months
And for your children's sakes-they are nice
clean. weIl-kept children-stop hghtlng anu
love one another was the magistrates SEN
fence.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
BROKER 4 SUICIDE.
PUTS BULLET IN .BR-lIN.
". s, ILley Shoots Himself n
Larchmont Yacht CIrb House.

Standing in front of n:.rror in an ante-room ed-
,onirc the Moore Memorial Library. in the Larch-
-,o,- Yacht Club house. William 5 Alley. at one
tire commodore oi the Larcnnont -N2cnt Club.
one 5- The charter members Of ;he gilt laced Fire
Dcnal-7lert Of Larchmont. and a former Now
York broker. sent a bullet crashing into his head
la-a Monday night Although the bullet passed
,,-,,9-f7 his brain he lived nearly half an hour
sffer1gard and died in ambulance on the way
20 the New Rochelle Hospital
His relatives say that he despondent over the
soss q his money. but il Was learned that Mr..
Al.ev killsd himself that his wife might cole I
rhe death benefit attached to his seat the Stock