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New-York tribune., 1907-01-03

Pattic f jerks ct all declare en attorney l.
Alexander -. ooo 90 . -o.n
5sth ST.. s. $50 IT. OF 9TH ave l25!2oo 10 to ,n sS1
al; action mechanics lien; attorney J. I.
Wait.
100 I1x 30 sy s. q :. e. T0x s. IS beg: Ed
set aside deed attorneys. Katz & Sommerch
a. n ". c OF 1:d st. % sxlOO: same ast'
same: action declare trust: attorneys. katz SOM
merich.
Chelsea Realty Co sSt Joseph Bernstein ct al; Tore
closure Of mortgage: attorney. \. l. WeScott
1920 St No. 81 TO 60 West Jacob Mayer a2t. Marcus
foreclosure Of mortgage attorneys Engel
Enpel & Oppcnheimer. ,,,,
Never ct al agt Hyman al: action TO impress
yerdee's lien; attorney. 2 NJ. Roster -
l33d st. No 207 West; Daniel g. Wild ct al agt'
Bertha Doctor foreclosure of mortgage attorney, W
Steans.
Riverside Drive $. 762 TT Of Goth St 80 o5xes .;
Ache Bataille al agt Leopoldne Gloendorter acuoh
to forecIose mechanics lien: attorney. II. A. Nieu
Audubon. <. whole front between lIIth ana
Schrank Sgt Mermann Strauss et al
action to foreclcse mechanics lien; attorney. Ii S.
hirschherg
New-York tribune., 1907-01-03
NEW YORK LIFE'S YEAR.
CompaHys AGENTS Wrote Nor
Business than Ne7c Lac 4H07cs.

The New York Life announces that in 1905 it
Issued policies amounting TO than ss3. .0oo 900
Of insurance, which the Arst premiums have
been paid in cash Henceforward, however. under
the new Armstrong law. company can issue
policies amounting to than $50 O0.O1O in any
year.
Although the most important Of the reforms
became effective Tuesday, it is understood that
all the American and many Of the British com
panies 'antiCipated' them, told already in The
Tribune Accordingly. radical developments
looked for AT present
The Equitahe. IN its standard policy. il is
understood. under the heading of Conditions in
serts nothing except u paragraph as to suicide
within the first year.
Superintendent Kelsey will hear ballot protests"
today from both the administration and "oppo-
sition" interests in the Mutual Life Al the New
York Life hearing tomorrow, il is understood the
preliminary stamp numbering OF the ballots by
order OF the majority Of The New York Life inspec-
foTs- The international committee apparently takes
the ground that this preliminary numbering offers
loGpfoe for stufing the ballot boxes with belaJe6
prO-administration ballots should il be found that
The majority Of tie inspectors. tho other hand,
declare that the numbering plan is designed to
block any attempts at halOt-boX stuffne. Tho Of
fcials of the company declined to discuss the num-
herring. saying that the entire question in the
hands Of the inspectors.
" y. Wootten the Mutual Lies watcher. said
yesterday that thus far $500 ballots had been
opened and indexed. He expected that the count
would average 7.5eg votes a day, and that il would
he finished by March ].
New-York tribune., 1907-01-03
GASSERT CHARGED WITH BIGAMY.
Set Free for Deserving Dead Baby, He Is Ar
rested on Woman's Complaint

Charles A Gassert and his wife. Agnes Gassert.
who have been in the custody OF Coroner Har-
burger since Monday. charged with having aban-
doned their dead baby. discharged from the
House OF Detention yesterday. only to be mme-
diately rearrested by detectives Of tho 5th Inspec
tion District technical charge OF violating the
sanitary law I'm abandoning 4 dead body In the
streets. And. # ali this not enough
trouble for a grief stricken pair a woman. who
said she Gasserts first wife charged Gassert
with abandonment.
When the couple were arragned before Magls-
trate Wahle in the Harlem police court, on the
sanitary law complaint charge OF biGamy was
made against the husband. and on waving ex-
animation he held In 5000 bail for trial His
alleged second wife committed the House
Of Detention again.
Gassert's alleged first wife. who said her name
was Jennie Gassert said that sin" had been mar
RED to Gassert in St Johns Memorial Church in
Newark on October Is. 1895. She said that she had
two children by Gasscrt. who had left her and
Joined the navy. and that she present living
at No rs 4th street. Harrison. n J.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-03
REALTY NOTES.

Frederick Fox & Co have leased for the Master
builders Realty and Construction Company 1000
square feet Of space in the - story mercan-
tile building being erected at Nos. 10, - and
Ii East 18th ST. for term of years 10 Jacob Blue
stein This completes the renting of the building
Also leased for the Sailors Snug Harbor 300
square feet or space at No al Broadway; also
for Stuard Hirschman 5000 square feet of space
in No. 543 Broadway extending to No. ia Mercer
st. also for the estate OF Henrietta Hecht 5000
square feet At No. 125 Prince st
Palmer & FInnerau have leased for a term Of
years No. 800 West 5-th st, five story dwelling
house. Oscar Rngstrand
Charles +. Noyes Company has leased the store
and basement of the Franke Building, 10 story
structure to be erected May l. 1907 at the
Exchange Buffet Corporation for twenty-one years
at an aggregate rental Of more than $4,000 Not
withstanding the fact that the erection OF the
building Will not be begun until May l, 1907, and
completed until the spring OF 1905. the Noyvs
pany reports thar il has leased fcur floors OF
the structure 10 well known jeWelry firms and
that the inquiries for space in the building
ceptOnally heavy. The renting of tho building Is
la the sole charge OF the Noyes company.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-03
FOR INSURANCE REFORM
IN NEARLY FORTY STATES.
COMMITTEE Of Fifteen's Plans for
Uniform LEGISLATION.

The Committee of Fifteen has issued a pam
phlet containing seventeen bills recommended for
uniform life insurance Legislation. The committee
which is composed of life insurance commissioners,
purposes 10 submit the bills sessions of the
legislatures of nearly forty states this year.
The hill for the election of directors of mutual
life insurance companies does not require the pub
ncaficn OF names OF policyholders. 1t permits a
policyholder to cast his personally, by mail
by proxy or by representative The list of cand-
oates to be voted for when sent by each company
Is to become a ballot when signed by a policy
holder No person is 10 act proxy for
more than twenty members
Each director. trustee officer and agent Of each
sloner. when required an affidavit setting forth
al MS disbursements and expenses in connection
interests Of any candidate or candidates No such
eeoInpany shall compel any expense. effort in
Huehce by any agent or employe of the company
1or or in behalf OF any candidate the bill CON
tentative OF policyholders IN each state if one
n1ndred or more Join in the election The salary
The last of the bills is for publicity BY an over
ste sent ~ Is sad ne hll does not provide for 4
of pohcyholders At an annual election.
and ascounting of Surplus Of life insurance com
Pssni;es: beginning not later than the end of the
] Tsd E 0r paid Id. such S portion Of rst the snTs ire
shall on al participating policies hereafter issued
method Of the appics tion of the surplus to he an
set forth in t pocR IL ms pacy apportoned Surplus
not actually paid the insured. applied in
the reduction Of premiums in the purchase of
psid-up insurance or pure endowment additions,
shall be credited the insured and carried as an
policy.
The third bill requires annual appOrtionment
snd accounting OF surplus policies heretofore
issued. II provides that each company must
annually ascertain the amount of surplus to
which all such policies rs separate class are en-
Titled and shall annually apportion such poll
c'es 2 class the amount of surplus, plus the
ectIsl interest earnings and accretions of such
fund a distinct and separate liability 20 such
class Of policies on and for which the same was
accumulated and company any OF its Of
6cers shall be permitted TO any part of such
6pportioned surplus fund for any purposes what
soever other than for the express purpose for which
the same accumulated - The bill defines the
form Of statement relative dividends be
sent to each policyholder
The fourth bill prohibits the diversion OF funds
for political pprposes. the fifth regulates the in
Nestments, prohibiting investments in stocks the
sixth requires each policy contain the entire
contract. the seventh defines status of persons
soliciting life insurance the eighth prohibits mis-
representations. and the ninth prohibits discrmina-
rions-rebates
New-York tribune., 1907-01-03
HEIN/E,S DRIVER HELD.
Goes Bail for Chauffeur Charged
7cith Speeding.

otto Bergen, a chauffeur for +. Augustus
Heinze, arrested last night by a bicycle
policeman on a charge of speeding along ST.
Nicholas avenue at the rate Of twenty-five miles
an hour. He was caught after lively chase at
i47th street and St. Nicholas avenue. Mr..
ffcinze another man and two women were in
the machine ar the time.
All went TO the 125th street station, where the
policeman made the charge of overspeeding
against the chauffeur. IT'S not so'' Mr.. Heinze
said We We're not going at the rate Of TWEEN
tv-two miles an hour" The desk sergeant said
he would take the policeman's word for it Then
Mr. Heinze pulled out a large roll Of bills and
counted out 500 as security for his chaufeurs S
appearance in court this morning
And you be assured that I'll be on hand
10 see that justice is done" was Mr.. HeinZe'S
parting declaration TO the sergeant The police
man said he timed the machine from the mo-
inert he saw it turning north in St. Nicholas
avenue.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-03
CRITICTSES LOOP PL-lN.
Ms Poaison Says R"$h HoT
Trouble UOuld Be Horse than Erer.

Nils Poulson. the engineer has sent an open letter
10 J. Edward Swsustrom. former Borough President
of Brooklyn. of the foremost advocates OF the
loop plan for the solution of the bridge crush
problem, in which ne offers pay So .if the
-'loQH'' advocates prove ~ single statement
that they have made concerning the merits Of the
loop" Commenting the subject in general yes
terday, Nr Poulson said:
As a the rush hour is il VIII work all
right. but at the evening hour the difficulty will
than during the morning rush hours.
The Williamsburg Bridge. because there is only
leading to il. could furnish only about
half the number of trains required at the Brook
iyn Bridge. and do not think / need describe
what would happen
Brooklyn has been held up for about seven years
for loop schemes. and the Williamsburg Bridge has
been held up for three years for the same reason
Ali those loop schemes have come to grief They
have been dead. eInbalmed and buried. But il was
neglected put a heavy tombstone upon them TO
keep them down. There is plenty of room the
sire of tho present terminal if the present barbarou
system is done away with and popular system in
Produced, il into plain. everyday railroad
terminal and way station-a terminal be the
ground floor and a way and transfer station the
upper hoor-that is. link the Brooklyn and the
Manhattan elevated services together so that the
passengers wishing to change from service TO
the other need merely platform.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-03
HORSE HURTS POLICEMAN
Sergeant Northrup Badly Injured
Stopping RunaWdy.

While stopping runaway horse which was ABOUT
to run into a crowd OF boys playing footoal last
evening in 22d street near Second avenue sergeant
Charles Northrup, of the East 22d street police
station was trampled upon and seriously injured
He was taken to Bellevue Hospital suffring from
Contusions the face, head and body. and possoiy
internal injuries. The boys were not hurt
The runaway horse driven by Daniel b
Shields. Of No 1864 Bathgate avenue The Bronx
Shields got out of the wagon a moment. and the
horse became frightened At nth street and Sec
ond II into surface car. breaking
several windows and frightening the passengers.
Turning out of Second avenue into 22d street, it
headed straight for a crowd Of boys who were
kicking football about the street. when Sergeant
Northrup threw his arms about the animal and
finally stopped IT,
New-York tribune., 1907-01-03
E. T. HILlYER a BANkRIJpT

Edward T. Hillyer. dealer in woollens of No.
% west 3Sth street. filed yesterday voluntary
petition showing debts of $lOO636 and assets of
Se5.4Ol The principal creditors are the Federal
Finance Company $l5.Ss5; Citizens Central Ma
uonal Bank, $4,000; Amory, Brown & Co. SO 455:
George Leask & Co. $1,000: Greenwich National
Bank. $500; Chemical National Bank GOO The
assets consist of stock $4,000 fixtures. $500: mill
and trade valued at $1,000; accounts SIS 90; de-
posted in bank, $l.Sl4. Edward c. G. Benedict was
appointed receiver; with bond OF $4,000 Mr.
Hillyer was member OF the grand Jury which Wa .
in charge of the investigation of the Ice Trust
New-York tribune., 1907-01-03
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

isaac Lnntz ct al December ~. 1906 = 80. s2l2
is0th ST. No 650 East; Vincenzo Valente e al.
agt. Louis Koclsch ct al: August a. 1906. 13f 9
42d No. East Morris Levin agt Caroline
O. ToIfree al: February "A. 1906 -. 5.325 !
1905 4.a57 9
soth st. Nos. if3 and l45 West David Gcer
is. 1906 ............... go 0
15oth g.. r. g., 100 q. of broadway. 25uxI6O:
Standard Damp Proohng & Roofing Company
aet. Kleinfsld & Rothfeld December I3 1906. 900 %
No. ~ Otis Elevator Company q ct.
William p Tlnn September l. lao5-....... l.sg5 o.
l25ih e.. SO. "a % 332 East: Jacob Taron
al ast Dora Debnssy al: December
%. 1906 ....... zoo o.
i7ath 80 90 West: Francis NJ Faulkner
aEt. Wilton Construction Company: October
-. ln8g ............. $50 q
New-York tribune., 1907-01-03
SurrOgdtes' Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON ABNrR
j. c. Thomas, Surrogate OF the County of New
notice is hereby given to all persons havin,,
caimo against Henry Thompson, late OF Stamfor,'
Fairfield County. Conn. deceased
with VOUCHERS thereof the subscriber at it's place
traasac Ang business no 90 Wall Street in the City
OF New York, before the 9Th OF NAV new
York the 7th day OF November.
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST COM
PANN. Executor.
". =. EMMETT, Attorney for Executor. 52 Wall Street
Manhattan. " y.
4 NtSANE, EDWARD AIN PURSUANCE
- OF Hon. Frank 7. Fitzgerald, n Surrogate OF
the County York. notice is hereby given TO ali
having claims against Edward a Crane late OF
County New York, deceased tha
vouchers thereof, o he subscribar.
place transGcting business AT the oTica %
Crane lockwood. ut No Is Wall Street In the Ror.
ough of Manhattan. In the CITY Of New York on or be-
fore 9Th day of pri
Dated %ew York. the +th day ~ October 1906
SARAH GRAY CRA NE, ALEXANDER NJ CRANE
EXecutoFs
Crane 6 LOCKWOOD. ATTORNEYS for Executor. 4s
Wall Street. Borough Of Msuhettan New YORK
Clu.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-03
MECHANICS LIENS.

Cruger ave. .. $. 1919 H. n. Of 2G5th St
25Nl00; Louis D'Crsie agt. Frank Tundis and
Trbsno Cayalucci. owners and contractors.
156th st. n g corner Fox ST. s5x1O0: Abraham
I.erman agt. Phillip Yockel. owner and
tractor ..-.......-... ...........-
1920 ST. Nos IL and 121 East: Savero Feraca
agt. Richman Greenfield, owner and
tractor .:---..:-. .-.---- .-..-. .
Hoe ave. No. 1875: Max Field agt 4. Rosen-
thai. owner: George Barnes. contractor....
Home st. n corner Fox st. 50.3xS3.5x6O 6x
III; David Missnewitz aFt. GingoId Realty
Company, owner. Abraham l.. Goldstein.
contractor ....--.... ................
I6sth St. n. s., 95.l # ". of Edgecombe Road
i00X166.9 TO 167th ct. X100XS6: Thomas II
ManEin agt. Joseph Jacobson owner and
contractor .-.......... ..............
Same property; Washington Heights Sand
Company agi same .-.,..,..... .....-..-. ......-
St. Mich olas sNe.. s. whole front. between
177th and 17Sth SITS. 1S9.5X100: Isaac Sago-
vtZ agt. Herman Strauss. owner; John Mos
koWjtz. contractor ............... ........
New-York tribune., 1907-01-03
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

Al No u Vesey st-By Joseph = Day: SO 70 West
Washington Place. ~ Washington Square
e4X5' three story b- dwg hs Metropolitan Life nsur
ance Company Maria Sttchell al. Ritch W B d r.
attys: Peters ref. due. Sal ,s93 20.
SG6l 1% 10 Emile Julian for Se3 600 749 Jackson
- q Of l58th 25N7 1x77 l. story 152
and 30 Jackson - II I6fth f~tI9 15Ox
TWO brk las unfinished bldKs
LAWYERS Title Insurance Trust Company agt Eastern
Union Realty Company ~ Al. + Dean, atty. Abraham
Benedict. ref: due sol 652 Is; $500 70
Ferdinand Kurzman for $4,000 4417 Sd ave. I06 .
n Of 1s1st 2jXln2 II: , brk n and store
Fanny Braun. eXtrX, ct a. agt Patrick Monahan ct al
G J Iangrten. atty: II Weinhaudler ref; amt due
$113@l Is: taxes. Slo215l; adjourned January
New-York tribune., 1907-01-03
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

Aqueduct ave n .. of University are.;
FOR a two story brick church 41N24lO. Uni
Nersty Heights Presbyterian Church. owner:
Bannister & smell. architects $4,000
239th st. s. 400 II. @. OF White Plains ave;
for q two story frame dwelling house. 2Ix4S.
Corwin Construction Company. and
architects .............. $500
Lyons n. 81 Il. ". o Parker ave:
for eight two story brick dwelling houses
eOx50. Thomas Scott owner and architect 40. 900
New-York tribune., 1907-01-03
Gas KILLS MOTHER AND BABY.
Another Infant Escapes-Fatality Believed
To Have Been IN Accident

Sophia TIndcnberg aad her 1fteer-nonths' old
Daughter Bessie suGocated by gas in their
rooms No. 73 Market street Yesterday. \ month
DID infant. Annie. found alive IN another room
3a :he Sat. An examination disclosed that tho gas
1ube which connected fhe stove with q pipe IN the
e,iing torn apart. and gas flowing frecv
into the room. The woman l.I1g the hcor
IN front of the
The police belleys 'haf TIE oman fell over. PER
isp- N faint. wi:iia preparing supper. and in
falling tore tfe luDe apart Neigilbois had heard
teT singing during the afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-03
JAMAICA PARCEL IN A TRADE.

AIeynen Booth & Emo. of Jamaica. traded plot
of forty-eight lots in Fulton St. Jamaica, known
the Homer Lee property for two apartment
houses in Fourth ave, near eIth St, bay Ridge
The consideration about Sl25,0G0 The seller of
the Jamaica property was Thomas AtleSky ang
f,aH-e
New-York tribune., 1907-01-03
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS

18TH st. 80 IT. ". Of 10Th ave. 5Ox1OO. II;
Joseph PolsteIn loans Herman & Morris Seplow.
49th st. Nos. 345 and 34I East; William and Ju-
lus Bahrach loans David 4. and Lena Cohen.
Park ave, II. ". OF 9Tth St. 100 11X100: David
Ktdansky and Louis J. Levy loan Isaac Fox. e..
II-th st. n s., 24S f. g. OF Pleasant ave. 7Jx
1G0.I0: Atlantic Dock Company loans MontifoIe
New-York tribune., 1907-01-03
BIG coNEY ISLAND DEAL.

The Mclaughlin Real Estate Company sold 10 an
investor a OF ffty-four lots in Coney Island
ave and Avenue X being part of the Brighton
Coney Island ave- near Avenue O. ffty-sx lots
in Avenue L between West 9th and West 9th
SITS. and forty lots in Avenue L. adjoining the
hove ro~s
New-York tribune., 1907-01-03
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

'roadway. :. W corner 14Oth st; for a six
story brick hathouse 99.IIx67.5. Daily
Carlson. owners Neville & Bagge. architects $3.50. 900
New-York tribune., 1907-01-03
NEW LIVERPOOL EXCHANGE OPENED

Liverpool Jan 2-The Cotton Exchange
here was opened to-day. The first transaction was
The sale Of one hundred bales for March April de-
ing committee. - ~ DA1'u'
New-York tribune., 1907-01-03

Tonight at tho Murray Hill Iyccum Burr Nc
Intosh will deliver lecture. illustrated by stereop
tcon Views. with Secretary TAFT in the
Orient The lecture will be given to the members
and friends Of the Park e Tilford EMPLOYEES Mn
tual Benefit Association through the courtesy OF
Frank Iiford honorary president ' "
New-York tribune., 1907-01-03
LIS PENDENS.

18th 100 q Columbus are 25xfO2 .:
Milton Schnair E Robert T Vayn1rn - sl
ftcn fc-sc!ose mechanics lien. sttorneys 84yer
Weldon
7sth st.. No. 2za Uest George E. Hathaway a. sSt
New-York tribune., 1907-01-03
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Isaac Well. thirty years old. Of No. $50 West 5ist
street. and Eli Seers Negro, forty-one years old
OF No. AI West 2Oih street were arraigned before
Magistrate Whitman In the West Side court YES
terday morning. charged with running a poolroom
on the fourth floor of the Hotel Lincoln at Broad
Of evidence. ~
New-York tribune., 1907-01-03

James G. Graham. ex-secretary to Governor Oden
and for the last two years Deputy Attorney
General, Yesterday opened law office at No a
Nassau street. He will make a speciality Of cor ~
poration law. ~ WI
New-York tribune., 1907-01-03
Furnished Houses to Let.
Unfmrnished n partments to Let.
Country Property for Sale.

'IyOR ShLE-ImpTovcd and unImprovcd vegetable min.
apple and muck lands in large small tracts along
the East Coast OF Florida Town small tracts
sold small monthly payments Correspondence 80
lcited. w II. II GLEASON. Eau GaIie Fla.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-04-01
Closing of the Palm.

The click of the little marble in
the wheel, the clatter of the social
glasses at the bar, the round of con-
versation that has animated the
place for the last year will be heard
no more at the Palm, corner of Muir
ry and Aultman streets.
The Palm, one of the quietest and
best conducted saloons in Ely, closed
its doors last night aud the members
of the firm of Rountrce & Co., took a
farewell drink in the old stand.
The Palm was closed al midnight,
the lease of the property expiring at
that hour The building, which Is
owned by Richard A. Reipe, will be
put to other uses by the owner
The members of the firm which
has had the Palm for the last year
will discontinue the liquor business
and will devote their entire time TO
their mining interests in this and
nearby mining districts. Messrs.
Rountree & Creighton, since they
have been in Ely. have acquired con-
siderable mining property.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-04-01
Personal MENTION.

Mrs. Ed Newton leaves this morn
ing for Los Angeles.
Martin Hanson of Salt Lake has
arrived to accept a position with the
Ely Townsite company
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. F. Durley leave
this morning for Reno. They have
been visiting j. l.. Herrick. Mrs. Dur
ley's brother.
John Callahan is here from OAR
lington, Wis, to take a position in
NJ j. MAYORS new Aultman street
dry goods store.
J. Murrell, who came to Ely a
short time ago from Nebraska. has
purchased the Fitzgerald lease on six
rooms adjoining the Montana cafe
through A. G. Steele & Co.. and will
open a sideboard buffet at once.
The following personal is found in
the San Francisco Chronicle: W. B.
Graham of Ely, new eastern Neva-
da mining town which claims it will
easily have 10000 population by the
Fourth of July is at the Baltimore
with his wife.
Hugh Wilson has secured a lease
on the second floor of the Cohen
Bergman building in Aultman street
through A G. Steel & Company The
rooms will be converted into modern
Offices which will be occupied by S.
D. Crump and others.
Mr.. Leibe has taken charge of
the watch repairing branch of Uncle
Sans loan office in hurry street.
For a number of years he was en-
ployed in a similar capacity with l..
Siegel of Salt Lake and is we'll
known for his accurate work. A1-tf
Joseph Connors, who reported the
session of the state legislature at
Carson for several newspapers and
edited the Carson News, is in camp
to furnish the newspapers he repre-
sents some descriptive matter con-
corning the mining operations here.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-04-01
Came to Attend Church.

Among the large number of per-
sons who came to Ely yesterday from
McGill to attend Easter services in
the churches were the following: Mr..
and Mrs. w. G. Perkins, Superintend-
ent Thomas Cox. c. e. Rork. chief
draughtsman OF the Steptoe Valley
SHELTERS. with Mrs. Rork and the
children, and Messrs. Kyle, McBeth
Casey, Seeley and J M. Lambert.
These visitors drove in from the
smelter site in the morning. return
ing yesterday afternoon.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-04-01
NIansfeld's Serious Condition.

New York, March 31-The condi-
ton of Richard Mansfield who Is sur
fering from nervous exhaustion was
less satisfactory tonight. Dr. Gran
dali who was hastily summoned adj
vised that a consultation of physi-
clans be held tomorrow.
Asked if there was immediate dan
ger DR. Crandall said there was not.
but added that the actor was a very
sick man
There is possibility OF his sue
cumbing, very grave possibility, :
he said but we hope we shall be
able to pull him through