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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-24
"SERENDIPITIOUS."

That queer old word ''serendpitous has urn uinu
up again. In a recent essay, Mr.. j. r baos.
speaking OF a prominent London Journalist, sa Sa
The eager serendlpitious spirit which MARI ~. ~,
perlustrations among topics OF the day consttyi,eS
one OF the permanent attractions OF the Ensis
press 1t might trouble most people TO dsrne az.
hand the word "serendpitOus' and tell ITS ofish n
"SerendIpity'' was coined by Horace Walpole, W. ~
applied II TO his faculty OF making finds OF an
artistic kind: IL is "the gift OF discovering ~
combination OF accident and sagactty son1eIni.ss
that is not deliberately looking for Ihrro
was prince Of Serendp or Sarenaip. who dis sth
cred the blindness In eye and the poor teen
of camel from the state OF the grass which,.
had nibbled. Some years ago there was "serei
dipty shop I'm London where old books, pictures
and bric-a-brac, exposed for sale-bosse9
Transcript
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-24
MECHANICS LIENS.

Park ave. 1O3d St. 100 1lx704 John
G. Orr co. agt. Simon Cohen and Isaac
Pax, kEaf no owners and and contractors 7a2
6eth Riester owner and contractor; Martin
Same property: William Soles agt same 5s2 az
PARK AZ DsVG 69rowtz agt same 40T 90
ps nItg s ast- same 9eo, 211 rs
a7th ave NO o lo9l Paul PosnansSy 90
Michael Lemmoe. owner and contractor;
$tS% 12 SOC
All bIeineld Sothfed owners and 255 90
ing Company agt George s Bowdain owner:
, o r Mackey Co, contractor. ........... oss 90
4th ave. Nos. "a and 90: agt Rector
etc+ OF Grace Church. owners: o. T. Mackey
2oox10o; Person & Co. agt John II Ross and
dtoss belmont. owners Arthur belmont
l6Oth st. n; s.. 100 IT OF broadway 285x 'o' w
Sill julius Mueller agt. Isaac KlenfeId
owner and contractor: Isaac Rothfeld con-
East Houston st. No 15i: Marx & jacobson io'Soo 90
Sti6 hu N ara be1nsteiI, owner; Isaac Klein
Amsterdam ave. e. s.. whole front between 0 w
WaStbi anq i2 "a, sts l0i sx1oo; Henry r.,
DAMS owners and contractors GO. IN
loist ST. e 5. 100 #. OF Morris ave loox ~ W
11s; Vito Cardo ct agt Gilbert CO.
struction Company, owner and contractor AKA m
"a ave n e cor. S7th St. 50xl0O; FrederIc. NV w
n. Du Bots Meyer Frank owner. VIZ
berg Company, contractor. -. ~ ,7o On
nome ST. n W. cor. Simpson ST. lOI 4x77 IL GU
1lo1Ox892; Pietro Castro agt Gingold Realt1
company, owner and contractor "a
Greenwich ave, n. W. rtxr5 o." q"
william Williams & Co agt. Samson Realty
a. construction company. owner con-
I'd ave. e. eO9 TT $ OF bsth St 40 2xs7: 1000
sst6 LOUIS Zmm a owner and contractor 200 90
Chrystie 81 n W cor sane W ast same 500
James w Conlon agt. Harry A Thuor owner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-24
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

agt Morris Levenkind ct al March IL 1907 Sc 90
March ii. 1901. . $50 90
same: March IL 1907 =. '.i".,...t. 217s 10
Union stove works aFt. same: March H. 1907, 90
JaTcho brothers ast same March IL 1907 = 2 $50 90
Central Park West, n. W. 10th Bald
company al January rs 1907 tcanceiled5 Is,o 90
Tth Nos 2l04 and $780, John G agt
paymeno -. 200
James Thomson al. May %. pay
as 90
s. Kalmar al December 10 1000 ITS 90
S5th S39 s4T West; John J. Nc
Ia 1900 sos 90
St. Nicholas ave. II. W. corner II2d 81 William
Fortunate agt Francis Carlson; April 49, 1907
Cby bond) $50 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-24
MET. LIFE LENDS S2,2OO,OOO.
HONEY TO BE USED IN IMPORTING OLD SITE
or NEW YORK CLUB
To Large Deals in Broad SheetBumtng Street
BuICing
Building.

The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company has
loaned to the Thirty-hfth Street and Fifth Ave
nue. Realty Company. OF which Abraham Boehm
is president. 5000 900 the property the south
west corner Of 9th and 35th st. a plot S59x150
The company is TO erect eleven story fireproOt
Office and loft building the site.
The structure was leased last year from tho
81 years at a total rental of 100000 on tho
corner parcel Of the plot for many years the
home of the New York club.
Adolph Hollander has bought through the Nc
Vickar Gaard Realty Company and the Albert
Booth Cohn Company No. los 10 III Broad st. ex-
tending to Nos % and q Water St and Nos &c
and IS Front ST. The plot comprises about $500
square feet
Albert Aub has leased from the Aycrirg estate
No. 80 Beaver st, four story building plot
3S.9x72n feet. for 81 years at $4,000 year.
Daniel B. Freedman has bought from the Bunt-
ing estate, OF San Francisco No 269 Canal st, n
five story business building a lot 252Xli0 feet.
Z. l.. King the broker.
1t was learned yesterday that the George A Fuller
company has secured contract 10 build the pro-
posed Knckerbocker Trust Company building
which is TO be erected at Broadway and Exchange
Place the present site OF the Consolidated Eek
change; also the contract to build a modern home
for tho Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Com
pany the site Of the Guernsey Building in
Broadway between Maiden Lane ana Liberty
street. with Il" extending Maiden Lane.
The Knickerbocker Trust Company building is TO be
erected according to the plans OF cKim. Mead q
White, ana Is to be twenty three stories.
The Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Com
plans OF Clinton & Russell II will be sixteen
stories and basement in height the Broadway
side and eight stories in height on Maiden Lane
The lower floors be occupied by the
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Company,
Work upon both Of these buildings is to be begun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-24
REALTY NOTES.

Plans have been fled for enargng and entirely
remodening the four story and basement dwelling
house. No 80 West 56th St, for George C. Smith
the owner. 1t is to have a facade of decorated
brick and stone of Colonial design. with balconies
and an ornamental mansard. The improvements
are 10 cost $4,000 according to the estimate Of
Frank A. Moore. the architect. -
, MGoe e Harmon & Co have sold lots % and a.
north side of Ave. Q, between East 22d and Fast
2Sd SITS: They were sold for Charles L. Trout 70
Axel r johnson, who will at once begin the erec-
ton OF dwelling house on the site.
NJ q L. Hess have leased for Well g. Mayer to
Johnson, Hayward Piper, the store, basement
and rub-bsssment in Nos. esi ana sc S-eadway ex-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-24
MANIAC MAKES HARD FIGHT.
Nearly Killed in Tagging Trains, He Makes
Trouble for Rescuers.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Trenton, May 23.-Six had about all thew
could do to-day TO overpower unknown maniac
who nearly lost his life tagging express trains on
the main line of the Pennsylvania Railroad between
this city and Princeton Junction When pursued
by railroad employees the man climbed to the ton
or the uplifted gates at crossing. These wers
slowly lowered and he slid into the outstretched
arms or Detectives Dennis and Thomas Frawley
The former has handled hundreds OF tramps and
desperate characters in his time having been shot
or stabbed In more than halt a dozen fights hut his
strength was no match for that Of the mad man.
The combined efforts of six We're required he
fore the maniac was manacled and brought TO this
personal injury. '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-24
PLANS FOR EAST SIDE BANK.

Plans have been filed with Buildings Superin-
tendent Murphy for two story bank building to
be erected for the Nineteenth Ward Bank. at Nos.
l52 and l54 East 3ith 1t IS TO have frontage
OF 35.l1 feet and depth OF % feet. with facade
OF granite and limestone. It Will be Greek I'm de-
sign. with pOrticO adorned with Doric columns
supporting pediment 1t is to cost $500. VIII
fam Emerson Is the architect 1t will be known
the 3ith st. branch of the bank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-24
Proposals.

PROPOSALS FOR MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY a., >.
l. plies - Once OF Assistant Purchasing 49,
Panama Rail Road Company. - state street -. b.
York. May 2lst. 1901 Sealed proposals VIII oe
at this ONCE until P NJ. May S1st. for turniS
above mentioned articles Blanks and fuu rpsoy
may be obtained this Office. ALFRED ANDERSON
Assistant Purchasing Agent.
OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT OF ~,
- umbia. Washington MAY 81. 19oI-Seaied IIsrsr-
VIII be received this Office until IL o'clock NJ
day June 3 1907, for furnishing water meters ,i,si
specifications and necessary Information may %
az Room AZ. District Building Washington n = r,r,-
b F. Macfarland. Henry L. West Jay J. Morrow I'm
missioners. n c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-24
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

At No IL Nesey st-By Joseph Day: IouEwood ave-
whole front, bet Beck and Fox SITS
BENEDICT Funkelstein agt Jean Massce al Franken-
thaer $ attys, l. bill ref; due 81 734 81
taxes. etc Slo"l II; subject aggregating
S2b5oo Southern Boulevard. =. 10 II OF st.
6CXlOO. vacant, J G NJ Collins Murphy al.
i DAILY. atty; Hoffman, ref: amt due IS 577 ~
taxes. etc. Sl9i 81. subject 70 q ntge OF So 900
BY Bryan l. Kennedy Barretto ST. II W cor Southern
Boulevard. 20xi7ll Fox vacant: Strauss
agt Abraham Grsenherg al. A. attys; W c,
Ieddy. ref S9GJs o. taxes &C 81 $50 Bs sub
Ject aggrcgatng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-24
CHARLOTTE ARTICLES ADOPTED.

Birmingham Ala, May 23.-The General Assembly
Of the Presbyterian Church in the United States
to-day adopted the Charlotte articles of agreement
calling for closer relations of churches using the
Presbyterian system. The vote stood IS to o.. The
effect of the adoption Of the articles is that the
Southern Presbyterian Church will name twelve
representatives TO the Council Of Reformed
Churches
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-24
Public Notices.

DURsUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIREMENT
Il notice is hereby given that act-Asse5i9.y
2T1s. 3 1T9s. Int No. 1OS3-has been passed -
both branches OF the Legislators. entitled
ACT
TO ESTABLISH THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMAISg,
SIONS AND PRESCRIBING THEIR POWEHSS
AND DUTIES AND TO PROVIDE fCH ti NJ
REGULATION AND CONTROL OF CERLA!S
PUBLIC SERVICE CORPORATIONS AND MAX
mo AN APPROPRIATION THEREFOR
Further notice is hereby given thar PUBIC Iasa.
ing such bill will be held at the Mayors onlcet
In the City Hall. in The City OF New YORK on Sas'
day. May IS. 1907. 1890 o'clock \. NJ
GEORGE b MCCLELLAN.
MayOr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-24
BUYS A Sd AVE. CORNER PARCEL.

The New Amsterdam Realty Company has bought
from s. L. Cooper No 525 Sd ave. northeast corner
of Both st, four story building with stores Il
lot 1S5x622 feet. Also sold the adjoining property
Nos. 203 and 205 East 35h ST. two four story build
ings with stores, plot 3710x741 feet Also
bought No. 35 Amsterdam ave, southeast corner of
6lst st, five story triple athouse with stores,
a plot 25.5X75 feet. John p. Kirwan the broker
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-24
NEWARK POLICE CAPTAIN F,NEn

Ex-Police Captain William p. Daily, who as COM
mander of the I'd Precinct. in Newark was ind,ctsd
for non-feasance In failing suppress disordar,,
houses which fourished in his bailiwick was anad
$500 in the Court of Quarter Sessions in that CITY
by Judge Ten Eyck yesterday morning DaIv 6aSS
changed plea of not guilty entered 10 the indict
ment some weeks ago TO of non-yult DaIs
with Captain Jacob Serbia and several other on
Gals. including three members of the 1906 Police
by Sheriff Frank H Sommex ~ Si0S"oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-24
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY

At IA Nesey st-By Joseph Day: IS Ann st I,
100 II Of Nassau st. 25x5 story ok ana q
Office and store bldg Dime Savings of Brooklyn az;
Johh Fettt ct al; W y Dykman atty NJ 8 Guiterrsln
Tet amt due $lG sos 60 taxes. etc S15.42s
BY samuel Golsticker: 2027 7th ave. s. CO 3 II n OF
lzlst St {'6x12 . story ok h. II ct d Wallace agt
u ID Johnson ct al; Rogers & H. attys / ref
amt due $i293s 81: taxes etc SO; subject To mtgs
OF SSS, 600: sed for June ~ - @NSS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-24
LIS PENDENS.

l44th st; Nos. 2a2 to PA West: William soennsnk.,
hgt van Norden Trust Company al (forecIoa'ra s
MORTGAGE; J. NJ Roeder, atty 49, "'''''osure or
p lSsth st. = s. 3ls Il. W. Of Broadway. 14xse II,
Bertha II Heintz Emmie T.. Voigts 81 al 90
closure OF nortgage); z S AIsdort. atty, '- "ofe-
Macdougal St. No Is: Charles L. Smith ART ror,.
Allen sfo N TO set aside lease Murphy atty
100 and Nos 24 and 2o6 Delaney ST. Nos IA a5S go
Is, ST. nos 10 and a "a ave. Nos. IL I5 FORSYTH
ST. No ION 70 112 115 ia 11s IFS and $50: Chrvsta
ST.. Nos g. OF. 90 and 90; Bayard St Nos az a. ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-24
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

9th ave. OF S5th St. S59xI5O; Metro
Ioltan Life Insurance Company loans the
company 200 900
18th ave. =. O 146th st. 40xIcN:
son bernard 5000
loans came ..,.....~., 10000
ManGn st. :. - It. n. w OF Grand
Miller Adoiph Schwartz ana simon steiner~,s 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-24
LEASES RUTGERS ESTATE HOUSE.

Edward n. Crosby d Co. leased for the Rutgers
estate Nos. SO and 50 Catherine st, three story
brick dwelling house. with stores. said be one
of the Oldest houses in the 18th Ward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-24
NEWARK SERGEANT RESIGNS

Sergeant Theodore c. Jeroleman of the Newark
police department. handed his resignation to Chief
Corbitt last night and requested that take effect
Immediately. Jeroleman one of several detectives
whose names We're mentioned in connection with
saoonkeeper who was indicted for bribery in hav-
ing dlsorderly houses " '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-24
LARGE STATEN ISLAND TRACT SOLD

The Butler farm Of forty acres In Beach ave-
Tottenville, has been sold through Cornelius e.
KolT to Eugene Bernheimer This property is bet
ter known the Ocean View Farm. on account of
the fine view which il commands. 1t is near the
engine works of Lewis Nixon. in Church ST .
TottenVille, Staten Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-24
SALE OF CLARE ARMS.

]. p. Leo has sold Clare Arms a six story apart
ment house plot 10O1Ox75 feet. the northeast
corner Of Path ST and Broadway, to Max E. and
Simon f. Bernheimer, who gave Bronx property in
exchange: Harry w. Hopton was the broker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-24
TO ALTER HOUSES FOR BUSINESS.

Plans have been filed for uniting the two three
story dwelling houses Nos. 100 and Ill East 10th
St and making them over into lodgeroOnls, with a
ballroom and cafe for Siedman Sc Adler, as the
ar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-24
FOR FAR RoCKAwAY TRACT, s125. 900.

The Gem Realty Company has bought from John
F. Carroll. through Herman Frankfort, for about
away. fronting in Broadway Jarvis and Reads
lanes. The tract is now used a golf links.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-24
SELLS HIS RIVERSIDE DRIVE HOUSE.

Joseph Hamerschlag has sold to A. NJ. Holland
No. 831 Riverside Drive,-a five story stone front
dwelling house. a lot 25x1oO feet adjoining the
north corner of 105th St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-24
NEW HOTEL FOR NEWARK.

making plans for twelve story hotel with a thea
ire in the rear. in Broad street. Newark, which
will cost 81 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-24
Help vanted-Male-

XKTANTED-Mals hospital orderlies who nave *
W periencs IN taking 81 children, -
$4,000 per annuun. board and lodgins APlIs fastf-
sonally at the Main ONCE Of the New YORK ~ 20
drens Hospitals Schools Randars Island ioo' -
East 120th Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-24
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

tending TO Crosby St. containing about $500 square
feet. for term Of years at a rental aggregatinl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-24

81: Archibald Shrady 20 agt. Charles II Appieby
~ al accounting etcD Brownel & Patterson. sttys.
Ogden ". ~ f. S Of 164th st, 15x94 6: Mary
Il Mccain Duncan g Savers al. faction de-
clare ownership: + +. briggs, atty
Cornell J. Mitchell Thomas Basel faction forecloss
mechanics LEM. Iangbein & Iangceiu.
Concourse. e. 1904 IT. OF Mcclellan St. q. TX
IT2 lN25Nl ~ y, Frederick G Mcdonald Rgt Mary z.
atty.
9. Walirun samuel ". Waldron al. faction
set aside conveyance. =. II. Dennan. atty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-24
Country Property to Let.

RDSI.EY- ON-THE- HCDSON.-For rent. attractive
~ with all modern improvements: masters,
bedrooms 3 baths living library
parlor buffers pantry kitchen, separate laundry
heat: stable horses. large
carriage house: for the fully furnished
includiTS OF grounds $4,000 All particulars OF
PEASE 81 ELLIMA>J 6OT 5th
yXTAvE CREST. FAR ROCKAwAY.-An attractive
w In exclusive grounds. with tennis courts
good Of the ocean: house.
bedrooms baths; electric light; rent for summer
$1,000. PEASE & GILMAN. 500 9th
INNGIEWOOD, y. For rent new. beautiful
IL house. handsomely furnished; large rooms baths
choice location; $500 per month. Z. @ DILLINGHAM;
Nassau St. y. y.
beautiful BELMAR COTTAGES for rent. $3.50 to
ID $1,000 for the season Booklet on application
MILO II. GRECO. sos T BelTnar. J
NOR RENT.-Furnished and unfurnished houses: all
IL improvements; depot
DANIEL PAUL. Tenahy " J.
fNREssKIII. N. il room cottages. with all mod
- ern conveniences; rent $50 up. Inquire RIEGEL.
II. r. Station. or Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-24
Furnished Houses to L6t-COuntry.

Furnished Houses to L6t-COuntrg.
A TTRACTIVE. new eight house fully furnished,
~ IN town. minute from electric cars and
station. for July and August Si09
per month. DAMN s. SON. NOrwalk. Conn
THOUSAND ISLANDS (Arerican Charnel)-Stns
Il rooms bath; all improvements; 100 feet river CON-
pletely furnished with skin bargain. $3.50 STE
VENSON. 800 Tribune Building
WATER MILL l. Furnished cottage q rent; y
w improvements; garage. stable hoatinS. bata
ing: depot and telephone T. r BALL. g. W sd
New York
II AwRENCE PARK AND sCARsDALE--Furnishet
IL houses for rent for the summer CORNELIUS q
FISH & son. Inc. so 9Th ave. New York
ORIENT LONG ISLAND: 100 miles Furnished cot
~ Sis for season. near Bay and sound
FRANK \. KING. 20 Cooper Square. Manhattan
SCARBOROUGH on HI SON-
Furnished house FOR
JOHN T HOBBIE. sos 5th Ave. 42t St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-24
Country Property for Sale or to Let.

DYE BEACH-Fins house facing Sound. beautiful
II grounds. stable. good condition. low
sIcMANUS & co. IS East 42d street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-24

Real Estate for Sale or Exchange
4 90 SYRACUSE IOTS-At Syracuse. n Y; would az
lUU cept as part payment well located property ~
Southwest Arizona New Mexico OF Southern CahiorniA
preferred. INVALID. So Nassau st. Room L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-24
Brooklyn Property for Sale.

DAY RIDGE-Large Colonial house. detached n
ID rooms: grounds 100 feet square. Sacrifice ro-
$1,000 OWNER. zoos Tenth ave. Suite 500 Is9
Montague Brooklyn.
% BOND sT.-S;ors and dwelling will Re sold a. a
~ sacrifice good for baker cafe. florist
druggist. Apply OWNER. 81 Bond ST. Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-24
Furnished apartments to Let.

A EXCLUSIVELY furnished apartment OF 4 room,
~ part Of 1t g rooms) with all hotel con-
veniences. would be sublet select party by
. month. For particulars apply THE sT
HI BERT. 100 " 57th Street
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-10

freight cars had cabbage in them and
the residents of that part of the city
have an opportunity to fill their lar
ders with sauerkraut One car was
loaded with coal which detectives are
watching and another had a large
number of cigars in it, which smok-
ers are enjoying today.
Blame Put on Yardraster.
The wreck crew and surgeons were
Immediately summoned and the task
OF dressing the injuries and clearing
the track began without delay.
The track was cleared i'm three
hours. The passenger cars were pull.
ed into the city over the switch and
the people that were able continued
their journey TO Detroit a large
number OF suit cases were lost. as
they flew through the windows when
the crash came and nothing has been
seen of them since.
NO. Is fast mail and is scheduled
at sixty miles an hour. II was due
here at $50 a m, but had lost time
in Peru. Officials say Tardmaster Ro-
my is RESPONSIBLE for the wreck. The
ioss TO tHa railroa@ wiz Ia ego a1a III
g REGARDED as ro-r7or'~bIe that in a
-ood~n coiI'~*on IRE DAMAGE AID IN
+fI-tes 70 ras~enoers sto--rH he 81 ,arz-
olv in the Pullman at the far end of
the train.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-10

RICHMOND MAN WAS HURT.
FREIGHT ENGINE STRUCK BY
FAST PASSENGER TRAIN-Oc-
POSTAL CLERKS SUFFERED.

Fl. Wayne. Ind, Nov. 3.-Thirty-five
persons were injured this morning IN
and mail train No. ,. east-bound and
a freight. which was attempting to
back in a switch in the yards here, the
engineer having seen the passenger
train approaching at a speed of thirty
five miles an hour.
The injured include John F. Ed
mondson. so4 North II. street. Rich
mond. Ind. slightly injured about the
face
Injured Were in the Pullman.
Most of the injured were sleeping in
ths Pullman car, the seats of which
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-10

i. + +
Nine Paderewski has returned to
America with her husband, as keen as
ever in her desire to raise sufficient
funds to erect in Warsaw a monument
to the memory Of the greatest Of all
musical Poles. Chopin. She has now
got together a little over $4,000 and
all OF this has come from the sala of
Mr.. Paderewski's autographs When
they were in America three years ago
and were just starting the fund, they
raised something over $1,000. At that
time, the Russian government refused
to allow the solicitation of subscrip-
tons for the monument in Poland al
though it gave its consent to the cree
ton of the monument. Now it has re-
moved its ban on subscription, but as
a result of the internal troubles of the
last two years the country is so poor
that erecting monuments is out of the
question. Since he arrived in Ameri-
ca Mr. Paderewski has been set upon
by the autograph hunters and this
year be will do the same as he did
three years ago. charge one dollar for
the simple autograph and two dollars
when he adds a bar of music. All the
money received in this way is turned
over to Mime. Paderewsh who sets it
aside for the fund, so that seekers af-
ter autographs will get what they de-
side and at the same time contribute
TO an object which should appeal to
every lover OF music.