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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-09
Seventy Feet More


That lofty pole that IL to be set up
on the Taylcr hills BY the American De
Forest Wireless Telegraph Company, 10
now up In two sections. to which the
third, Of 70 feet. will BE- 4lded In quick
time, making total height, when
guyed for keeps Of 2o4 feet. The com
pany already has It's pole strung city.
ward, and the complete equipment. in.
cluding instruments, is on the grounds
and ready for adjustment. The contract
for the setting up Of the poles and
plant Is in the hands Of Birch & Jacob.
son. Of this city.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-09
City Funds Moving

Judge Anderson yesterday received the
check Of Mrs. W. s. Kinney. OF Portland
in the sum Of s5is.75, covering the ag'
gregate Of certain street improvement
assessments against that lady. and The
same was duly credited. City Treasurer
Thomas Dealey has turned over receipts
issued by him for payment OF street
improvement moneys. to Judge Ander.
son. in tho sum OF s5s13,47. for the past
quarter.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-09
Invitation Extended

The Astorian Chamber Of Commerce
has sent d communication TO tns
Hon. Mayor and Common Council ask
Ing that city Engineer A. 8. Tee be
delegated TO meet with Mr. @. d. He
gardt and his engineers and General
Manager Mutt. Of tho Northern Pacific
when that party shall reach this city
on ths anticipated visit to look into the
merits Of tho seawall proposition at this
port,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-09
Funeral Of Walter Jorgensen---

The mortal remains Of the late Wal.
ter Jorgensen we're inferred In the Ocean
View cemetery yesterday afternoon. The
services wre conducted In tho mortuary
chapel OF the Gilbaugh Undertaking
Company. Rev. Mr.. Ellefsen Of the Sea-
mems Mission. officiating. The captain
and crew OF the Annie NJ. Campbell,
the vessel to which the deceased belong.
cd. were In attendance as well as a
number Of friends OF the dead man.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-09
MORE GOLD ARRIVES.

NEW YORK, Nov. s.-The White
star liner Teutonic which got in yes.
terday from Southampton, brought her
quota Of gold for the relief Of the
financial institutions on this side OF the
Atlantic. She had in her strong room
~, 100000 in gold coin and bars for New
York and Canadian banks.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-09
The Best There 10 Comes to Astorial-

The Best There 10 Comes to Astoria!--
II 10 our privilege to hear DR.. y. s.
Chapman next Tuesday night at the
Methodist Church. DR.. Chapman Is Q
power today In the legal phazes Of the
saloon problem. He h second TO none
as an orator and all win want TO hear
him. No stirs things wherever he goes
and we'll have lots TO think about when
hc gets through. Admission free.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-09

ING SkatinG--
Tho skating rink just opened by s.
Plymale. at foard a Stokss hall. will
certainly be an attractive place for the
skaters. Of Astoria, and they arc many.
The young people win find well con.
ducted place Of amusement. during the
evenings. and on Saturday afternoons.
Mr.. plymals has had 81 years success.
ful experience in this business which Ia
q guarantee OF the good order that viii
be maintained.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-09
| Work to Start Again

According 10 the orders Of Genera
Manager OBrlen of The Hartman roads
work on the Ilwaco road viii be com.
menced again next Monday. The shut.
down was only temporary and the rea-
son given was the financial stringency,
The crews Of men will be taken over TO.
morrow and Sunday and 1t Is expected
the road will be In operation by next
April, when the tunnel will be com.
pleted.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-09

Jalmer Jaakapson was released on
bonds Of 500 yesterday. His case will
come up for trial as soon as the holi.
days are over.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-09
1ERsE TILES o. 1E TOWN
A girl to work In q blndsry. Apply
Astor!an oiiics.


Ihe Lhst Day"
This 10 the last day on which TO pay
your water rate for November without
the delinquency fec attaching thereto.
For that reason II viii bc well to see
Clerk Loansbery before sundown.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-09
A Money -Misadyenture---

There is story going the rounds here
respected lady of Astoria, whose
respected lady lady OF Astoria, whose
husband lately handed her $25 in green
backs for her especial use and benefit,
and who succeeded In iisposing of one
Of the Ave.dollar bills just as she had
intended, but before she could apply the
others to desired ends, she inadvertently
cast them, along with a newspaper in
the folds OF which they had become
obscured, into the kitchen fire. She
never realized where they had gone
until the whole thing was a mass OF
black and feathery cinders, when the
sad truth dawned upon her. She in
dulged in the customary, but wholly jus.
tiaable, cry. that goes with such con.
tretemps. This is the only case Of any
one having money to burn" that mas
developed during the present stringency.
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That Sunday Game
Don't forget for moment that the
Astorians have an engagement in this
city on Sunday afternoon, tomorrow,
with the Bunker Hills. Of Portland, in
a football contest. It is going to be a
corker and the home push is practicing
for all it is worth night and day, to
show the boys from Multnomah what
actual football is. Reserve seat and
sit it out; 1t will be worth Watching,
New-York tribune., 1907-11-22
A 100000 CASH SALE.
PARCELS IN l.. /. CITY.
Builders 1ctiUc IN the Borough Of
Queens.

Deals in Long Island City properties were yester-
day features Of the days trading Activity in that
section IS principally due to the prospect Of the
Blackw-eIrs Island Bridge being opened in the near
future. 1t said that the public will be permitted
to the bridge about July l.
s. Osgood PelI & Co. sold for W. G. Park, F. h.
Pendleton and other persons TO J. J. McGrane two
blocks bounded by Graham, Fourth, Fifth and
Sixth aves., Long Island City They will be int
proved in the near future. The price paid for the
property about 100000 cash
The firm also sold for Walter Entz plot
JOx1O0 feet the south side of Broadway, near
Academy St, Long Island City.
The number of permits for new buildings and
alterations fled at the Queens Building Bureau last
week represented a total estimated cost OF S25S-
SO. which is about the for this time of the
year. Newtown headed the list with nineteen per-
mits for buildings to cost S9S.275 Jamaica was
second with nine permits representing an invest
ment of S60,2S5 and Long Island city was third
with six permits for buildings to cost S55,S00
Flushing forth with eight permits for struct-
estimated to cost SOS $50, and the ROckaways
will have three new buildings that Will cost $4,000
According TO a report yesterday negotiations have
been nearly perfected for the sale Of the seven
story elevator apartment house, plot 1coXl00
feet. the southeast corner OF 113th st. and
Seventh
New-York tribune., 1907-11-22
IN The PRIVATE SALES MARKET.

Arnold & Byrne have sold for Charles Buck No. 3IG
West 1O7th st. five American basement dwelling
house on a lot 2Ox1cO6 feet. Bernstein the
buyer will occupy the premises.
Frederick T Barry has sold FOR J. Cooper Mott 20
Joseph Humphreys 116 s0th st. n three story
basement front dwelling 4xlo2
william Grant has sold for Helen Walter the story
basement dwelling house. West 4sh St. on
Is.9xiOO5
r. Morris & Co. hsvo sold estate ot Joachim
pscornps Walter Nos 245 and PAT s.
story dwelling houses. plot axes o
A NJ Baumann has sold for Edward Ossernan No 10
wadsworth ave, southeast Of 1T4th St. a nye
story apartment house on plot 5ox1O0 feet.
sold David II. Taylor "a
Henry Ebbinghausen three lots 25x96 each the
Plympon ave. Featherbed Lane;
size Plympton ave. Az feet
south Featherbed Lane
New-York tribune., 1907-11-22
MANY BUSINESS LEASES REPORTED.

Drross Co have leased years the building at
Of Bleecker and 10th St for the
Hermitage Company 10 Dennis O'Nci.
John 2. Krvvsn leased Brill Brothers store
and l437 Broadway term Of years
at an aggregate S275o Morris A. Fr
gotson.
Henry Brady leased for the Atlantic Realty Com
psny story basement dwelling house No l64
West 72d
The Manhattan Rubber Company and Abbey & Iultrie
leased years story building At No
is Vesey st.
Hell Stern report the following leases: For Rchman
Realty Company. $500 square feet Of space in No 33
9th ave-: Mayer. 10000 square feet Of space
$50 5S2 Broadway; for Well & Mayer, 10000
square feet Of space IN Nos. 5S4 and 5s6 Broad
way: William Appleby 1900 feet Of space In
No. 112 Broadway Tor D. L. Newborg 1900 square feet
space No 500 Broadway: for Garfield Building Com
pany $4,000 square of space in No IS East 10Th
for UIlman. 1900 square feet Of space in Nos
9 and East 10th St; BlauLer Brothers. 10000
square space IN Nos. IS and - West 18th St:
Henry Corn 1900 Of in Nos b and
West st Solomon, 5000 square feet of
space in Nos 1856 and 1873 I'D St; for Robert NJ
silverman square feet space In NOS i aud ~
West 18th Meinhard 5000 square feet Of
space 97 Bleecker These leases from
three to five years.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-22
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.

In the Real Estate Exchange salcsrooms yesterday
Joseph ?. Day foreclosure the easehod Nos 40
242 st stables a plot 4iN@2 feet to
sarah Watson. plaintiff for $500. The due
10000 lie also sold foreclosure Nos li9 and
six brick hathouse. 50NlOO II
feet 10 the Freehold Construction Company, tho plaintiff
for s41 o64 The amount duo was about $5s fore
closure plot soNi03 feet the southwest
corner of resulted IN the property
going r. Hoyt, the plaintiff. for Sl5oop The liens
against the premises about $4,000. The sale
OF No IS West 2lat adjourned 10 December .
Lounsbery & O'connor sold foreclosure No 800 Il7th
st. near Pleasant ave- benjamin NieberS tho plaintiff
for see 200 The amount due property about
S34.7o0 The sale No ss7 Jackson adjourned
TO November - by Samuel Marx.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-22
JURY DIsAGREEs ON HEAT QUESTION.
Bronson Howard Says Evelyn Court Is Warm
Enough-Eot So G. Wiltshire.

The jury in the suit of the Manhattan Leasing
Company agt. Gaylord Wiltshire. the publisher ana
acting president of the Beaver Bank for $500 rent
due on the uuexpired lease of apartments IN Eve
Iyn Court at No. ell West Hath street, disagreed
yesterday afternoon after being out an hour and
half The case was placed on the general calen-
dar of the court and will take the usual course
After the cross-examination of witnesses on
both sides the case was allowed to go to the jury
in the 1st Municipal Court without the summing up
by counsel for either side. Judge Unger told the
jury TO decide whether the landlord furnished the
tenant with sufficient heat last winter. The jury
returned in twenty minutes 10 announce a dis
agreement and were sent back with instructions
to arrive at some verdict as it was thought the
testimony given sufficient
Bronson Howard. the veteran playwright. came
TO the support of the landlord wearing a thick
frieze coat. His neck was closely bandaged hut
the discussion on heat did not make him uncom-
Portable. His testimony the big stick for the
complainants side. The only complaint that he
had against the temperature in his apartment was
that he had TO turn off the valves to check the
thusiasm of the radiator.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-22
GOVERNOR HALTS PRIZEFIGHT.
Iowa Executive Calls Out Militia and Dis
appoints Sports Gathered at Davenport.

Des Moines Iowa, Nov Ex-Governor Cum
minis took hand in Davenport's widely adver-
tised Mcfarland Herman prizefight this evening
and with the aid of a company OF Iowa national
guardsmen ordered it stopped before 1t began.
Four thousand or more seats had been sold for
the occasion and thousand persons came in
special trains from Chicago and other cities.
Governor Cummins satisfied himself to-day
that the fight was not to be a scientific
sparring exhibition" it had been advertised.
and he feared that if left TO local officers there
might be a liberal" construction OF the statute
prohibiting prizefghts Late this afternoon he
called out the militia at Davenport and ordered
them to take possession at the Coliseum. where
the fight was TO take place.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-22
Brooklyn
mdso in transit. Arrived at

IL, JevoRs. with transit. Arrived at
the 10 ? III goth.
Steamer Satsuma Armstrong, Yokohama
20. Mo % Shanghai September Hong Kong Z. Manila
20 Singapore 20 Perrin october IL ~
and Algers 81 TO Barber Co. with mdse. Arrived
the Bar T:10 m
Steamer Olienburs (Ger) Troiztsch. November
o. 10 Oelrichs Co. with % cabin steerage
passengers and mdse. Arrived at Bar at 9:32 a m
PhOebus GeV). Scherhorst, Hamburg Noyen,-
Der und Shields Z. to Philip Ruprecht,
steamer Antilles. Kemble. New Orleans November IL
to the southern Pacific Company. with pasSengers
mdse. Passed in Quarantine at 7:2O a m.
Steamer City of Savannah, Fisher, November
Is, the Ocean Steamship Company with passengers
and mdse. Passed in Quarantine S22 IN
Steamer Monroe, Huphers. Newport News and Norfolk
the Old Dominion Steamship Company, passengers
and mdse. Passed In Quarantine $3.50 d m.
SAILED
Steamers Arabic CsT,, Liverpool via Queenstown; La
Lorraine Havre Main Bremen;
dam. Christiansand, Copenhagen etc; Florida QtaD
Naples and Genea: Capas CHr) Callao Guayaquil etc.
Mexico, Havana, Progreso etc; Sicana QtaD,
dina: Jefferson. Norfolk Newport News: Washtena
Port Arthur: Batavia Ger. Naples and Genoa:
Qr) st Thomas st Lucia. etc: Trignac Qrl Bordeaux
Chesapeake, baltimore; FL Cid. Galveston; City
lumbus. Savannah.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-22
FURNITURE SALE BRINGS s4,s1s So
Gusts Collection Draws Good Attendance to
Fifth Avenue Art Galleries.

Many admirers of the antique in furniture and
pottery attended yesterday the first of a three
days' sale Of the Custis collection at the Fifth
Avenue Art Galleries No. 546 Fifth avenue The
tot al sum realized A.9lS %.
Mr.. Silo. the auctioneer, much amused at
the first bid of 30 cents for an old metal Colonial
tea tray BY half-dollar bids it was advanced until
it sold for 50 \ mahogany desk of Colonial times
and of Sheraton design, with diamond shaped glass
doors, inlad with satinwOod, brought $40. tine
highest price of the sale y pair of double armed
mantel lamps brought S215, and Mrs. J. c. Parsons
obtained for Sln a mahogany Chppendale urn
stand. with square legs and pierced brackets.
-Four HoGarth prints, said TO have come out IN
1765. brought So and S1C0 bid for old pair
OF mahogany dining tables, with liou-claw feet
The sale viii 90 TODAY.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-22
FoRTY-sIx STARRED FLAG RAISED.

The first American flag with forty-six stars in the
field be raised in this city was hoisted yesterday
on the new 70-foot fagpoIe at the Battery. The
new pole. which viii display weather signals from
four halyards is the furthest south of all fagpoles
in Manhattan Through the courtesy OF the De
parment of the East a. color squad of the Eth IN
fantrv consistnl, of Sergeant Joseph Cullinan and
nriyates r ! Hartv and T. \. Coffee, sent
from Governors Island hoist the flag Repre-
scntativcs of the Dock Department Matthew NJ
Coneys Deputy Surveyor Of Customs. and Captain
Fenger of the revenue cutter service participated
IN the ceremony. a brief address was made by
Harold I smith of The New York Herald
New-York tribune., 1907-11-22
DECISION AGAINST STANDARD OIL.

Nashville, Tenn, Nov. IA decree in favor OF
the state was rendered yesterday by Chancellor j.
w Stout, at Gallatin Tex, in a against the
Standard Oil Company. Because of Illegal dis
elimination at Gallatin the state filed bill to re-
yoke the license of the Standard and to prevent il
from doing business in Tennessee. This bill was
filed several months ago. and on November II an
amendment was added charging the company with
ar unlawful deal made with the Cassetty oil Com
plny of Nashville AS this transaction was made
rror to the act OF 1903, Judge Stout held that the
present law did not apply to II, and based his
decision the original ILL il is understood the
StaadaId ELL sappSaL
New-York tribune., 1907-11-22
DEFER CITY INVESTING CO. DIVIDEND

The directors Of the city Investing Company
have deferred action on the semi-annuaI dividend
In explaining the for this step President
Dowllng said yesterday:
Action on the dividend has been deferred be-
cause of financial conditions. The company's ac-
cuInulated surplus Of August l amounted to
over 100000 Work the new City Investing
Building, now in course of erection is progressing
satisfactorily, and all financial arrangements neces-
sary to complete the work have been made"
The capital stock of the company is $1,000 900, on
which dividends have been paid at the rate of
per cent yearly.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-22

Goth. RhOdesan CBrl New York via Newport News
Fayal, Nov 2l-Napolitan Prince (Brj. New YORK i'1
Naples -
Adelaide Nov 9O-IudramayO 3D. New York Via %
Vincent, G V. and Fremante.
Naples. Nov 20-Liguria Utah. New York a.
Asoa Bay, Nov 19-Reichenfels tIierl New IerS VI
Cape Town
Nagasaki Nov 2C-St Egbert Cr). New York VIA snSa-
pore, Manila
Glasgow, Nov 2O-Furnessia Cr) New York via Moy w
Southampton. Nov 21-TeutOnic (Bri. New York Via ~
mouth CherbourE. "a.
Para Nov 20-Dunstsn (Br). New York for Manaos SO
SAILED.
Barbados mot Rio JaneIro Nov 1S-TennysOn tBrf NJ"
York
Calcutta. Nov 19-African Prince tBrl. New 4orS
Port Talbot Nov 19-Lucerna C5rl. New York
Shanghai. Nov 20-Indrasarnha tBrl. New YORK
Naples Nov 2O-Slavonia (Brl. New York.
Manila Nov 16-St George (Brl New York
2l-Mnnehana (Erl. New York
Calcutta. 15-Swazi (Hrl. Boston and New YORK
Trieste, iT-Iaura (Austl New York
Queenstown, Nov Il. . m-Adrtatc (iSr). New 1ors
Barbados Nov 1e-Tagus (Br) (frOm New York. Ai1E
ston, Colon. etc., Southampton
Antwerp, Nov 2O-MOhawk (Brl. New York
PASSED
Sagres Nov 20-FSoranna (HTl. New York for sinsse~
Dainy, etc
New-York tribune., 1907-11-22
MUST PUT IN OKLAHOMA RATE.

Guthrie Okla, Nov. g.-1he first act OF the
Oklahoma Corporation Commission yesterday was
10 order the Fort Smith & Western Railroad 10
comply with the 2-cent fare provision of the con-
stitution until otherwise instructed by the com
mission. The railroad company has thus far re-
fused to establish the rate The commission also
received and filed complaints from the Midland
Valley and the Wichita Falls & Northwestern
railways, stating that they cannot make profit
on 2-cent fares. and asking for tho re-establish-
ment OF the 3-cent rate. The latter road is only
thirty three miles long.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-22
PUZZLES IN LEFORT COURT MARTIAL.
Witnesses Unable to Identify Signatures and
NaperS in Case.

The court martial on Governors Island OF Lieu
tenant Alan Iefort. L. S A, who is charged with
forgery. was for the most part of yesterday taken
UP by the prosecution in unsuccessful attempt
TO identify papers and signatures entered evi-
dence Colonel Frederick Marsh, who present
as n witness. could not identify signature said
to be his and the paying teller Of a Washington
bank with which Lieutenant Lefort is said TO have
had dealings, said he could recognize certain
notes those he had handled in the bank.
Captain +. y. Wckham OF the 18th Infantry,
counsel for Lieutenant Lefort said that he would
not make public what defence would be offered.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-22
10 ALTER FlFTH AVENUE HOUSE.

Plans have been filed with Buildings Superintendent
Murphy renodeng the four story and basement high
stoop house. No. ave. for business occupancy,
including tho making over OF the base
ment and story for T r Ftingnau. as
owner bought property this year from the Evans
estate for $4,000. G. +. Pelham Is tho architect.
Plans have been filed for remodeling the lower
part brewery Flanagan, Nay Co, on 10th ave-
north OF 25th St. which by FIRE time
ago Al the reconstruction work Will now be hicpvooH
Ilennard Smith s architect.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-22
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Thursday, Nov 81, 1907
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Monyso dtaD' Havello Marseiles October o.
san Felix 81, Tarragonl November l Algiers In
Simpson Spence & Young. with mdse. Arrived at the
Bar N.
steamer Hostlius Br) Beaver, Rosario October
Euenos Ayres To- Monteydeo II. Para November ) and
barbados -. to Il r Houston * Co. with mdse. Ar
rived at the Bar at 3
Steamer K6nig Albert (Ger), Feyen Genoa November
Z. Naples Gibraltar H. to Oelrichs Co with 237
cabin and 74l steerage passengers and mse
Bar a HIS m. 2Jth.
Steamer T1etgen dam, Thomson, Copenhagen No
Vember Z. Chrstiania and Christiansand g. Funch,
Edge Co. with Ill cabin and 212 seeTage passengers
and Arrived the Bar at l2:l5 a III.
Steamer Majestic (Br), Matthias. southampton and
Cherbourg November and Queenstown 10 the
Star with 40 cabin and POT steerage passengers
malls and mdse Arrived at the Bar at 2;l2 m.
Steamer Umhou (8rl Clarke. Bussorah October 3
Rushire T. Alden 13. Port Said 20 Gibraltar
November l. simpson. Spence q Young. with mdse.
Arrived at the midnight. Goth.
Steamer Adelheid Gen, Buhne, Havana November 10
Arbuckle Bros vessel to the MunsOn Ss
Line Arrived the Bar at $3.50
Steamer Newton (Brl, Williams, New Orleans November
New-York tribune., 1907-11-22
GETS TWO s175,ooo LOANS.

Joseph J. Little president Of the publishing house OF
Joseph Little Co, has morgaged the parcel 15Ox9s
north side Path ST.. feet First
ave. to the Title Guarantee and Trust Company for
S176 600 per for four years. lie also
building OF $4,000 the premises from tho
Equitable Life Assurance Society. Mr.. Little Is erecting
a big printing house the site
The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company has lent
te5. 6is per for lve years plot the
northwest 16sth and Amsterdam the
Niddle-ToNn Realty COMPANY.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-22
TO REVISE IRON AND STEEL RATES.
Understood that Wheeling Conference Will
Advance Charges in Four States.

Wheeling, w Va. Nov. 21-A meeting of the
eight freight committees representing twelve rail
roads handling iron and steel products from Penn
sylvania Ohio, West Virginia and New York, be-
gan here to-day Fevise the rate schedules. II is
understood the conference will result in ad-
vance in rates. The following roads are repre-
sented: Pittsburg & Lake Erie. Erie, Baltimore &
Ohio Pennsylvania, Buffalo, Rochester & Pitts
burg Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Pennsyl-
vania lines west, Wheeling & Lake Erie and Grand
Trunk.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-22

the subject cannot make trip 10 the isthmus to
see the work IL Is When the water is let in
there will be lake ifty-one feet deep. with an
area 30 square miles. between the Gatun Dam
and the Culebra Cut. On that lake all the navtes
ahoat could find manoeuyring space, and am con-
dent that in time i will become the greatest dry
docking rendezvous in the world.
Before went to the isthmus l believed the
United States made huge mistake in adopting
the Panama project. / in favor OF the Mica
ragua route. Now thoroughly and perIna-
uently converted.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-22
KILLED WHILE EscoRTINe TEACHER.

Beaver Falls. Penn, Nov. 21.-John A. Rand,
member Of the faculty OF d local business college.
while escorting n young woman teacher in the
school her home last night. shot four times
receiving injuries from which he died to-day.
George w. Schaney, a local merchant. is under
charged with the shooting. He is alleged to
have said of Rand when taken into custody: THAT
ruined my family" Rand formerly lived at
the Schaney home.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-22
STAY ASKED IN VANDERBILT CASE.

Patchogue. Long Island. Nov. 1 (SpeciaD.--Su-
preme Court Justice Walter JaycOx is considering
an application for stay of proceedings in the in
competency proceedings against Edward e. Van
derbilt Mr.. Vanderbilt appeared before Justice
JaycoN yesterday. Arnstein & Rosenberg appeared
Tor Miss Minerva Vanderbilt, daughter Of the al
lcECt !ncompetnnt.