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New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
DOUBLE CRIME DUE TO Ill HEALTH.
Statement Issued by the Counsel OF Whitley
Family Friction Removed.

Murder an5 suicide have easad whatever tTtc-
;loa there may have been between the family y
John Whitley. a retired nacU:scture-- and the
relatives Of his second wife. who was ths daush-
Ter % Mrs Elizabeth Logan, ~ No 3+1 18TH
street. Brooklyn Since Nr. whitley shot his
wife 70 death and then killed himself by lea7iHE
from the -tudow % his apartment IL the Belle
claire. az broadway and TI,h street O. Thanks
giving morning. Il has been reported that his
0elarctola was caused II part by the es'range-
nerr between his second wife and the children
by his first wife
That Ire families are Uow united vas made
known YESTERDAY by Frederick g Seaman. q
No. 1o0 Broadway, counsel fo- NJ. whitley II
was also reported tha, Frederick " Whitley. q
No - Franklin avenue. BROOKLYN so1 o: the
dead man had visited Ms Logan. Although L
vas announced tha, nothing would - made
public regarding the funeral arrangements Il
vas understood yesterday ths, the bodies o.:
Nr and Mrs whitley would 70 buried side r.
side in Greenwood Cemetery \ statement was
sert out BY NJ. Seaman yesterday. and was IN
part as follows.
There Is only ore cause - he assigned :o- 3r
yyrttlev+s zrr He hac broken down DervcUsly.
v-aS con7rr.teiy discouraged 70 any possibility
q his recovery and vas overcome AZ The last By
extreme mental depression Le had suffered no
losses tk4c could P0ssit.y-< caused any d.
sp-nEeacv NJ. Whitl~Ts IL health had r--s1
brought - by ors-wo-k n building " rs hEs--
ana p,ar q tie f-ae-a! services ae keP; from the
~
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
ENCOURAGE THRIFT N CANADA
Purpose OF Old age Annuity Bill Which Will
Be introduced in Parliament.

Ottawa. Eov- 2s-Tae bill which the government
Tl introduce at this session IN regard 70 old age
EEngfties IS 70 encourage the opening cf savings
accounts h2 the working classes that they may
have provision for old age say the age OF sixty
y 2 man begins paying when twenty IN annual
contribution OF IS he VII o entitled % SO year
when he reaches the age q sixty or II tie pav-
EneEt Is deferred until he reaches sixty-fve then
ae can have s-1o wear Payments VIII be made
fss saEaItes - the local post5fce ana the govern
uen- v1I allow interest thereon compounded half
.szFlE. either = or PER cent.
TIE EeYs-aI1s1, wilI ga5=.,ske tie management
End payment q alruJies VIII be guaranteed ~ the
whole credit a. the Dom-lio-- The anuuirias wi!
net Be sEb5ect % seizure fo- debt or any other
rsuse and VII not p Transferable No annuity can
r. taken tor more Than s401 s year
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
TREATY FIRST OF A SERIES.
Other Preferential Trade Agreements to Fol-
lew Intended TO aid Canada.

Ottawa. Ont. Nov -9-Tre Franoo-Csra1l 1ls-
treaty. uov before t-e Canadian House g Par
lament il the first % = series o p-ef=-=1--z-
trade agreements. fo-IaVtns the lines q -
British preference schedule. intended % P1-
Canada n an advantageous position n sx-
porting hA- p-o-iucts The -7saty = -rzce -
specific items. t1e intent being uo- 70 t-e -z--
ada's hands BY any general clause that ~o--1
prevent the making ~ treaties Wi-1 c--e-
countries L Is said . 5e the intention q t-e
government 10 open negotiations foT si--,-a-
agreements with Germany. Italy and ths A-s--s-
han commonwealth Either party g IRE France
Canadisn treaty Can terminals the agreement -
giving twelve months notice
The new treaty sUps-ssdes u. one approves
by Parliament in 1Se4. which gave 70 Canada n
tae French markets 1hs minimum ta-lH On =
number % articles, chiefly products Q. the ds1-
e-iss and tas forest France benefited pri--.-
pally under ths ol1 treaty On cHznpagzss ard
wines
Ire ns~ treaty gives q france tLs bez=at
% TIE Canadian interns5ists rar.T q ninety
eight rsri1 items II addition - these. coaces-
sio-s below the intermediate ta=iS are granted
70 France Of q number o. French specialrsss
The rates on champagne remain IRE same, but
duties o. light. wines are graded II proportion
20 their alcoholic strength
Canada viii receive ths bs-es- q F-z--s-s
market On I52 tariff items AZ the F-e--h mini
mum JariE rates These include nearly a. -
products c< the farm meats FISH. Nod gods
pulp. paper and e considerable lire % mann
facru-ed god
Under ths re---s - TIE treaty % ISSA= Cz-zsz
received guarantee O favored nation treat
ns1t ~ particular articles mentioned n -hs
treaty. While France received similar guarantees
in al tariS and commercial matters = -
new treaty France receives favo-s5 -z-l,-
treatment in Canada OF the Iis- O. a--s-as
mentioned n rh4 scheduls ard CazaSa vz- -
ceive similar benefits II France On a. z-z-,ss
mentioned
AL shipments must ee made direct ts--sss
the Two countries before the fur advantages =
The treaty can b secured A. presec- goc5s -
French origin. = shipped ~ wsy q Nssv yCrS
get full advantage CT the treaty v5-r Canada
n the future such shipments VIII have % nee;
the higher rs-j1. The difference IT. Calzzs -
tween the intermediate tsyi1. vL;ch --s rr=sry
gives u F-ancs, and The general ta--E : about
- Per cent TIE advantages which Canada o.
tains III The French market a-e E-=z-z- than
france Will receive II Canada
To give full efscr - he Jrez-y 8 rev direct
steamship line. or a. leaS- q greatly improved
direct Ss-virs between Canadian ports ard
France viii b necessary
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
SHOT CAME FROM PowERs's OFFICE
Admission By Defence in Georgetown Trial
Testimony Begins,

Georgetown. KY Nor. 2a-Ths state began
today the Introduction cf testimony II The trial
II Caleb Powers. charged with the murder of
William Goebel Powers was - good spirits.
evidently E-atihed that the jury Is more svanly
divided politically than a. former trials four
Republicans. four Democrats and fou- i1depe7d
e1- Democrats being seated II the box
Nstor Ovens, q counsel for the defence an
rouIced AZ The opening OF the proceedings that
the defence, 20 save time, would aini, that the
fatal bullet vas fred from the window OF Pow
ersS of1cs when Powers was Secretary Cf STATE
2 II Uocdson civil engineer. of F'rankforr.
who removed th- bullet from tie blackberry Tree
n The state house grounds. identified the block
OF wood taken from the tree containing the
bullet. ard described IN detail the direction %
the missile, which - SAID came from The win
dow OF PcRsrs's once.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENT"
Officers Report On Third Brigade's Tour II
Duty Last September

Albany. Nov. I'm tretr reports - A5fgtas,
General Henry regular a-uy oF5cs-s vlo accom-
panied tie Taird Brigade. National Guard cn is
tour os duty g. Felts NILS. Jefferson County ~
SEPTEMBER. sat that, while good work vas Accom-
pl.shed. there room for improvement Tho
officers were Captain L T Ifsss. sSststaa, surgeon
.'apJaiu Alfred T Smith. I'm Infantry Captain
stanley Il Ford. 5,h Infantry; Captain Leary and
Lieutenant McNaEnsra- II lis report Captain Hess
said. in part.
As a rule t-e enlisted --7 - he Whole COM
fusnd were q mature age and wei qualified
physically one could Uot E=.0 noting 7rA cheerful
manner ana great frrc-ps- r-a men --rS - ,Fs
performance ~ their duties
The medical 6rTertr1eGt O.: t-c Tsi-! Brigade las
kept pace with the line and --z@I i- a-gvf-f- :
;Eat proficiency IN military matters v7S con
rs---ated t- tie Dick bill. the OBJ gect q which 7ss
make tae national guard nearly Ike IRE
regular a~-lr possible This $ due the fac-
that the medical department iS not separate or
EsnZa-i-r-
Lieutenant McNane-a = q tie opinion TIA, roo
much time given 90 s-il's around lamp. and
field duty proper was overlooked. though -
country well suited to- fed exercises had they
been made TIE Leading feature % the Instruction.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
JEWS CHRISTMAS NOW ARL
Feast OF Lights" Will Be Celebrated Al
Over the World Tomorrow.

F{a-ukzh @ CtanUcsh. rhs "FeaSc - LsS2's
a festival Commemorative .: tEs c-s-th--E c &c
Svrizas under Apcl.c2ius ~ I5e 2-zccs6ees. ~
be celebrated b Js~s al over t1- wor-d to---o--
TOW. Although TIE festival .ss-s q week, o1-r -
frs and last days celebrated II the houses G
worship N every house. however. where ~
ancient ri-cs are deserved Jhs sevel-era1cae-
lamp - kept burning Throughout TIRE festival t,s
and -hers 5 ulUci fs2sClg and Els--yulsalng oVs-
the rebuilding q the Jsnpls ard IRE victory q -
men Tao fought under Judas MsccaosuS-
TIE festival : often rete-red % the Jews
Christmas because IL - season % rejoicing. -
u = celebrated late II TIE year and because
ot the Importance q the UShts n ths ceremonial
decorations N ths sy-s goguss and homes
Thsrs Vii - services = all the SF1ssog-ss ard
temples tO-Tao-Tow morning
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
WANTS MORE PAY FOR JURORS.
Cuvillier Writes TO Alderman
Sullivan Urging Action

Asz~-r.,ly-ra- Louis a CuvilEe- s--, Alderman
Sullivan a l.t,er yesterday calling attention 70 t1s
now provision IL rhe aw whj-, permits yae adler
men 70 increase the payment 70 jurors from s. %
8 a day. Ii his letter II. Cuvlli=- says
NJ experience IN r-e r-srri-s or law FOR Run
far os wears he's : - believe that Jurors r-
nor sufficiently pal ard Tor that --sso.. vc have
naeu unable 20 secure Intelligent and COMPETENT
iuryruar and believe tla- n ts Board of Aide
r.an will i1creas- The liry fees from s 10 dsv
vV not ask - p excused ON the slightest r-e-
rgxt. as rl=y 90 now trust that your E-15-ed
board win see thar the wishes % tle I.egslatu-e
are observed II this matter
VITA the Controllers office clubbing every scheme
just no~ calling for extra money there IS little
chance that the Mayor Elu s.zu a resolution ca D.
i-E :o- ao-c money for jurors
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
YOUNG WOMAN IN TRANCE 4 WEEK.
Asbury Park Patients Condition Pulling
20 Parents and Physicians.

AshCry Psrz. y. :, Nov. 2s.-Miss SADIE Ssre:-
sky. nineteen years Old daughter of ". and Mrs.
Max Gz-etszy. les a. her home az Nc - Cor
les avenue. West Grove. n trance. and though
shs opened her eyes yesterday co. TIE second tine
since sHs entered the state o. coma. q week ago
Miss Gsretsky IS unable 70 spesk- When spoken
she SHOWS TO signs os undertaking what -
SAID
For week osfove she became unconscious Miss
GaretsEy suffered from heavy cold. with high
fever. THURSDAY u iaEt week she e! asleep. sun
day she awake for perhaps a half hour and
cGrng that time sic drank = cup % tea and mum
ble6 q FEW iIcohsvent words. n ;he mi6st ct her
talk Mss Ga-etsSv dropped ~ sgsi7 n sleep
not % seain open her eyes until yesterday
Nou-isEr-eEt : given The yOuCg woman n .i2-id
form. forced between her lirs- Her parents ard
physicians are pIzred over the case
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
SWINDLING The KICKAPoos
President Promises 10 Investigate Grievances
Of Indians
r=- -. T-teu-e Ben :

washington. Nov. 2s-The Kickapoo Indians II
Oklahoma have beer systematically vtct.aiZed BY
q sang % land sharks. according 70 Senator Cur
Is o. Kansas and ex-senator Teller. ot Colorado
who called at ;ae White House today % lay TIE
Indians grievances before the President. The
,alue q the lands thus IA stolen from the Kick
ap0os ,.cy said. Is about 50 -.
BY the aid Of bad wLiskey and what passes for
vhiSkcy these s1-adleEs have made the Indians
sign away ra-csls OF their land sad Senator
Curtis ~On several occasions they have even had
TIE boIdrsss TO coaf1e the Indians II pens while
tEey had taem in this drunken state. and have
held them there until they could get ths.- fraud
-leEt deeds recorded The President has prorisad
To look into the matter al once. and the Depart
nlent q Justice viii take measures 70 recover the
lands for the -ightful owners I have 10 doubt
Jhat the Indians vii get their nights. and I an
Just IS confident thar the rsscsls VIII land il the
pcnItentiary--'
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
GIVE DEAD At CROSSING
fT'rriH .Smashes C-oTcded Trolley Car
al Waterbury. Conn.

----s-h-r-- Corn. Nov. - CspeciaD-Fivs
parsons were killed s-5 twenty others seriously
su5u-ed :, the West Mai street. crossing in this
r1zce mis- morning. VIXEN 2 trolley car carrying
twenty-five errpIoyes - rEe Pin factories al
oskvire vss struck r. ~ extra freight 1-ain
srava ~ tzo engines over The Highland
rsfvissor rrzcks
r Ioha Flzv11. lie Waterman ~ The cro7st1g
have been arrested
THE DEAD
coRcoRsT A-=+ -7---yss-- ,ssrE -. y 90 6.ak
fRE~-H R,e--. tr,u.- y,ar- a. 7vz-s-r.--
HATES Ts--e- -E-=-r--=o years o.
>-EILr- -zn=. fz-------7 rca-s o---
RYAN sa--t t-s--y-zsI -e--s - n = C-,-a
Tie most serfo,,s.y injured s-e Sa53e Allen. q
g - Ward stree; Kitty TizC-eT. e No i
T1icl street Jennie Benson. os 30 eSS Tssc
Main street. -aud-ev L-p-=- = = Nsz-3w
stree. ard Margaret AIel1--. - No . Va
stree Al e ,hez received broken bones a-t
fzd cuts. wt.cn in some -zs=s -zz- prove ts1s-
aside from these tEe-e VS. 11- a 3s-Sc1 - IL
car r.,o was uo- c-- - r-1-ss-
There were t7re-r.-f7v= persons ----z-z - g.
n the time J-=- before = freight --z-- -a--z
along tle Wz-e-c--- passenger t-e-- TaSSs1
The faguz- = --@ crossing ---e-sE - Es-as
for ttis a-s -r-- - --=-- -7 =-zz- - z-,7--
sng - szvs --z- - <-=--- --z+1 80
. tehi13
10 c-c--- ---s -z-= - ---s=.-E
kfr-r - rzSSs-Es- "a 81 go ~ l-s -
t-e-- --osssz q ssts-- --z-s --a made
b. - ----s------ -------- =-5-- ---s-z-ss -
cas- -NE- - --------- --=-- cz- s-z- =
E-ssE 3 - ---<E So 9. 80 -E-k =
czez- IS --- = - s=---< - q r1t
s1 E------z-- 80 -----=-- ~E7 7-5=-e1 E-s
g. - ~ EES 5s-----srsi
CEE-@s -z--z-z ------s- = - cs- s-z
90 e-C--z-- - go --E-= ss~ = about
~ So 80 ->-- ss=-1 -ss likely 20
g. -s--z-- 80 go s-@@i zL=s5 while
to s-E--=-- --=5 --= e--zsS --Ti-E - bring
- "a s-- - engine III -ra car d.
rec--y q - -sEs-- --s=e5 = Ut II 'he air and
.zu5zz - ass c---1-l II Failing II the ps-h
- r-= r--------v= r. VS. z-oEu6 = pieces Ths-
suy GO sros-5 -1s -sr es-zred with his lie =
re-s-z-5-
T-= s--s=-z - - Injured could r. heard to-
SIocE= s-E -z-ge crowd was attractei- Na-T
o1 tEcs= injured v-e7e carried u nearby stores
while s--A -rere Iatd aIongsi5e the tracks until
carriages could r obtained 70 take them 70
Their homes Some - the bodies we're rautilated
eluost bevCrd Identification
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
ANTHONY C0MsToCK HAS a SCARE.
But Coffin Shaped Box in His Mail Turns
Ont To Be Harmless.

Anthony Cornstock. New York's moral censor
visitor yesterday at Police Headquarters
Pale and agirzted, he rushed down Mulberry stree,
holding giugerlv in his hand coffin shaped box
which looked Ike tEN latest invention O. the Black
n nd. lIr. Comstock took the box 70 Commis-
s0ner FingLanl's once s1d tried induce NJ
SIs-tsrr 70 op~n it. Dat was unsuccessful
The box was finally taken u she Bureau Of Com
cusri6ies and after being soaked in water was
opened. and its contents were found 70 BE- harm
less 3fr. Comstock was opening his mail in the
Criminal Courts Building yesterday morning xheu
he fret discovered the box. wrapped Up IN bro-u
pape- lie Immediately decided that It vas an
internal machine. and lost TO time iu making his
way TO the safest place in the city
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
P. S. C. AFTER BROOKLYN LINES.
Takes Up Coler's Complaint About Condition
Of tie Streets.

Orders directed 70 tie Nassau Electric Railroad
Company. the BROOKLYN Heights. tae Brooklyn city
and the BROOKLYN, Queens County & Suburban were
issued by the Public Service Commission yesterIs
10 show why certain complaints made By Borough
President Coier should not be SATISFIED These
complaints related 20 the condition n sevs-aI o<
the mast important Brooklyn streets within the
portion % the pavement which the transI, com
panles ara supposed 10 keep n repair The coudl-
tcn Of the sections complained q was called 70 tie
attention OF tie Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
by Desmond Dunno. Commissioner OF Public
Works, or March q
Chairman Wilcox went 70 Albany yesterday so-
: conference with Governor Hughes
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
LIEN ON YALE AND HARVARD.
Action Against Metropolitan Line for Re-
mainder Due for Building Vessels.

Charles II Ensl-s ship ard boat builder a.
Greenpol-t and Long Island city. has fled Two
lens each 20 ~ -. against The NerroP PoIitan
eteau1ship Company. r Maine. on ne steamships
Yale and Harvard. for = balance alleged q Re due
Tor the construction II bo-h vessels
Al the Offices of ths company Superintendent r.
Ncf5rsgor said that Re had Tot heard q the liens
zEe said that Engis zto IS also the general man
szer AMI vtce-p:esdeEr of the TOY Line, had the
contract for the woodwork O. the two vessels,
which were built. far tie hglis were cor
ceF1sd. ~ Rcsch's shipvsEd q the Delaware
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
DOESN'T WANT $4,000 PAID TO HIM.

George y. Post j-- and MS brother. James Brady
Pcs. have again won point which viii for some
rz-e prevent the present trustee of tie estate of
rbesr grandfather the late James Brady. of Brook
their share O. IRE estate Justice Giege-ich yes
tsr6ay hsr5sd down q de--s.on granting the ap-
-1icsrioa q George n Post jr. for order stay
s1E TIE payment ot TIE money Ess brother did
slot opEczs sEe Petition James Brady Post Is a
oefenazaE n q SUI brought - Ms wife, Hattie
O'R-{sa Pas. for absolute divorce. ard = IS
feieysa tsat the acrf7a was AIKEN in coz-ec,ioa
vita TIA 6sso.ce case
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
OHIO socigrws ANNUAL MEETING.

TIE Ohto Society q New York held is animal
meeting last aigh1 the Hotel Manhattan ard the
Members were entertained dinner before The
business meeting began About ere hundred anf
tz.e-fy-fve n11zb--z ard zzczts zsre present The
f5.io-fEg Officers we're elected: President Colonel
So-4n = Mcf,ock- rt-e-T PRESIDENT. Eben z Thor1a-
2eD-y p Taft. EEasFsca McsIIIIE. Thomas Ewing
J.. arE william g Harm. secretary. Howard T.
S5-asar, recording secretary Seth Thzyer Stewart:
f-easEr.-. warren Htgley, trustees. Henry 3 VII
s7E E.eTr.l watson -zs O-rel A Parker.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
MYSTERY IN womAN's DEATH.

Ms Joseph Uhr Of No 3 First avenue whose
husband Is pedier. fell dead late yesterday after
noon IN f~r apartment. OF the second floor Of he
house. Dr.. ClarS Of Bellevue Hospital. gave heart
disease as the cause Of death = man and tEo
women who were IN the rooms were arrested as
suspicious persons The man had stab wound
the left side OF his head
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
81. ANpREw.s soclETY olNnEa.

= Andrews Society o. the state Of Hew YORK
VII holt IS rs; anniversary banquet t5ts evening
= tas WaIdort-Asfo-Ia- Robert E-atsr Munro the
president. VII preside = e17ected thar there
XII q over Eve hundred diners The speakers will
r Ro6%rt Frz.er 11-zro John Toord Seth Lev
Ar1bsssseo- B-<ce- JOB Hedges TIE Pev : P
Csd-rzr an u EeI MscPhst,er Among the
guests Of ho1oT VIII - MAJOR General Frederick
Der- Grant and Anzrew Carnegie
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
THIEVES HOLD UP AUToxoBIEsTs
Philadelphia Football Patrons Robbed OF
Money and Jewelry and See Tires Cut.
~ TsIsE-apa - re Trie--.-


Mount Holly Nov "a daring hoIt-r1 g.
CURED this morning a Riverside. The occupant
a. t-s CO. were returning from TIE Pennsylvania
Cornell football game n Phiia6a,phia and were
relieved - x 81 cash and q go,d Sstca. which
vas taken from ere ot re women in The machine
With com k-.ze he -fbhers hacked one % TIE
tres q The automobile % r-eyeE, pursuit; Ths
women bsczrs hysts-i-el a-d their screams fright
eued the hlghwsy14z. who ssd waea another
motor c=r came along AT extra TIE was boz
rovet AMI this vas substituted :o- che ruined ore
= - er-iter-srt Pa;rul-nsE Bcr-on OF River
sto. forgot % 90 - names c. ta- ccc1raa-s .
tie number OF TIE car
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
TRANSFERS WANT WAGE INCREASE.

Local IS ~ The Tritsd TeaustHrs % Ar1ar.rs,
composed of wholesale dryeoods teamsts-s, has
decided 20 demand an Increase Of 3 a week The
demand vas Endorsed yesterday ~ 'he New YORK
District Council q the United TeausJe-s OF Aale-
ia ard viii he submitted 70 the Net York Team
Owners Association on Mo1day. Tae presAn;
wages are 81 SIS ard SO = week respectively t3-
three two and ore horse teams
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
sEEcHER BACK IN TENNESSEE COAL

L : Beecher has been elected secretary and
treasurer % rAe Tennessee Cczi Iron and PzfIroad
ConpsE-, succeeding X A Green who resigned
NJ Beechsr dLIed TIE same ot5c@s IN the com
rsuy before its controI vas acquired by the Re
Isub-c Iron ard Steel CornpaEy- The Tennessee
company : now controlled by the United States
> Steel Corporation
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
W. c. ?. U. BERATEs SCHOOL BOARD.

The Kings County WorlaH's Christian Temper
ance Union has FasSed resolutions protesting
agains, the removal c: all references 10 Christ from
the Christmas exercises in r1e public schools and
against any revision % the song books IN use. The
Board OF Education is designated as being -u1-
Christian. unpat-5otic and un-Aue7icsn.' and is
accs as ..us-rpa,ion ol power insulting 10 the
great mass ~ Christians an ovs- rlis laHf'
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
rAoLEY 70 AReuE MINNEsoTA CASE.

7 ; Is.s-rzpa 20 TIE Trlt11r.l
Jefferson Civy. 40. Nov -s--Attovuev General
-fz5Iev Iegr ttis city tonight for Washington
where re viI argue re Minnesota rate case be-
fore the United States Supreme Court next Mon
esy = this involved TIE question of turis-
diclion OF the and federal courts such as is
-oz pending n Missouri IN The passenger and
freight rae litig1ucEs
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
OFFICER GETS sr25oo FOR INJURIES.

\ decision handed down yesterday ~ the ATpa'-
late Division ot the Supreme Court. BROOKLYN.
gives $3.50 % P 7 Post = policeman. who was
retired n 1a4 pension u 500 year because %
injuries Re received his way his beat. Post
received his injuries in collision ire Brooklyn
Heights Railroad Company. which must Tow pay
tie dana res 6 awarded.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
ACCUSED OF TRYING TO WRECK TRAIN.

Oeieasburg. y Y. Nov. William Ia Flair.
Edward Fry and Ben" Roberts. twenty. fourteen
and twelve -ears old res7ectively. were hed Jo-dar
FOR the grand jury. charged with having attempted
week New York Central psss=rS~r train ~ a
curve Q mile east os this city \ section hand
n zeed the train acte- - had discovered taat
railroad spikes had been driven between ,fe
"a
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
MURDER EoR II GEMS

Nicola Zaroons. vino killed Frank Furiilo Izst
June - quarrel over = cents. was convicted in
the Comfy Court Brooklyn. yesterday OF murder
3n the first 6egrer- Few Italians have baea con
ri-ted - this crime r Kings County owing 70 he
difficulty oS rersIlsdng Italian witnesses % testify
: gsirSt their coI1try-7en.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
GEORGE :. PORTER FOUND DEAD.

Omaha. Ne &--GeOrEe = Po-tsr. --i-l-o-s--s
attorney an. theatre nan % Minneapolis. v1s
found dead - his Tcon a. ths Paxton Hotel Ss-e-
az - O'Clock to-day Heart dissase sro-l wh.cA -
had been suffering. Is given as the cause
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30

4 f-isad Of Lady sufssld = this city as-s- -ea.-
ing Tire weird narrative from P1ttsburz las, niEat
said thst sae never had daughter named Aurie
and thar al her daughters are married 20 vel
known C1e1-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-08-29
Saint Maru's Beacon


George, said she TO her liege
lord, who was toasting his shins be-
fore the FIRE, 81 suppose you get the
credit for sweeping the snow of
our front walk"
81 reckon / do, Cynthy, respond.
ed George.
"And you know you don't do a
lick OF il. do il myself"
There can't be any doubt about
that"
well, what sort Of a man do you
think you are2"
I'm a blamed small specimen OF
q man, Cynthy." said George. still
serenely toasting hisshins. Il have
no doubt | am meaner and more con-
temptible than you think. You
can't get into any argument with
me on that proposition. I'm the
LATEST. good for nothingest, orn'
REST man in the neighborhoOd. II
It wasn't that I've got such a good
wife, I'd 60 and blow my worthless
brains out. Supper ready yet
deaF2"