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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-08-01
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New-York tribune., 1907-11-27
CHARGED WITH DISCRIMINATION.
Delaware & Hudson, Accused by Milk
Company. Enters Denial.

J. c. Clements, a member OF the Interstate
day on a complaint made by the II. p Hood
Company charging that the Delaware 81 Hudson
Railroad was discriminating against shippers
of milk who were sending their product from
points IN Northern New York TO connecting
points on the Boston Ss Maine Railroad for
TRANSFORMATION to Boston The Hood Company
alleges that in 1905 It waS led to develop the
territory between Eagle Bridge. N. Y, and Ru-
pert Poultney and Castleton. VT, and that It
entered into a contract with the railroad COM
pany under the terms OF which its milk was TO
be shipped at the rate OF $4,000 and $4,000 car
mile for a year.
The company says that just its business
began to reach profitable proportions another
company selling milk in the New York market
entered the field. and that Immediately the rates
were practically doubled by the railroad. In
addition the Hood Company alleges that 1t was
unable to obtain receiving locations. while the
other company had no difficulty In getting what
1t wanted
Charles H Hood, president of the Hood Com
pany testified that the other corporation was
provided with special cars. while his company
had to put up with ordinary baggage cars. He
said that after his company had spent q large
sum In developing the business It was COM
PEELED by the conditions to alter the character
OF It. The railroad company put in q general
denial of discrimination.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-27
SHIPS OFFERED NO AID.
Helpless Fishermen at Sea an Gale
Szpept Craft Lived on WMskey.

After battling around in She waters for seventy
two hours Charles Losee, living at 93d street and
Fifth avenue. and George Coss. of 92d street and
battery Place, returned to their homes at o'clock
last night.
Both boys, their custom, started out on
fishing expedition on SATURDAY. While a mile
and half off Sandy Hook gale blowing AT The
,,te Of sixty miles hour cams up. tearing away
rheir rigging, and eft them at the mercy Of the
and the winds. The young men drifted all
Saturday night, all day Sunday and up TO noon on
Monday, when nortneasteriy wind brought their
oat into Point City Cove. about thirty miles above
fhe Atlantic Highlands.
After receiving dry clothing and being fed by the
villagers, they started for this city
Shortly after began TO drift, about $50
Saturday evening said Goss, I'VE boats sew
eraI miles from us, but whether they would not
did not see distress signal, which consisted OF
an undershirt, were unsuccessful in attracting
attention. On Sunday morning q big
schooAsF whea about eight miles of Sandy Hook.
but tailed 70 attract attention.
From that time il seemed If surely must
fall victim 10 the seas. Both of US were ex-
hausted. and aside from q little whiskey which We
rad left from Saturday. not another thing on board
remained"
New-York tribune., 1907-11-27
apartment Hotels.

keepsie by Jacob Goldstein. with a claim of $50.
unpaid note. Transfer OF assets Is alleged
Charles F. Bishop was appointed receiver OF the
business of Simon, Rogovin & Co.. with a bond
OF $1,000.
IRVING I. Ernst appointed receiver of the
business OF Bernard K Co. Involuntary bankrtlpts
milners, No 1873 Fifth avenue.
John X. Judd has been appointed ancillarv
ceiver of property in this city belonging TO the
Barlow Manufacturing Company, manufacturer of
office, store and display fixtures by Justice O'CsOr-
man, OF the Supreme Court, in suit brought by
Thomas II. stephenson, a creditor. for sS.54 The
company was Incorporated under the laws of Mas
saehusetts, with a capital stock of 100000. and
has It's plant at HOlyOke II has office at No
20, 20 Broadway. this city The liabilities exceed
An involuntary petition was fIed against l.
ROsenbaum & Son. trading the great E.astern
Suspender Company, No. % White street by cred
itors with claims follows: r. Martin & Bro
Manufacturing Company $4,000 American Minis
Company Sl,5CO; William T. Allen was appointed
receiver, with a bond of IS 900.
Jules G. Gramage. Park avenue hotel, volun-
$50 The principal creditors are J. r. BloOmer,
$500; BunkaT1 * StebbnS. Sl.6S1. secured BY as
J Cowalsky. $3.50.
an Involuntary petition against Solomon Prol
ken, No los Orchard street. by creditors with
claimf follows. NJ J. Meyer & Co, s5, vtiI
lam T. Seslsx = Co. s7S. Ahrs ham stsin. ss4a
New-York tribune., 1907-11-27
LARGE NUMBER OF LEASES REPORTED.

Duross leased the three story and base
dwelling house No 10 West 18th st. for George
7 Bernard Helen Mariga- Also leased No. 62 West
12th st for George Z. Chisholm TO Lena Geiss.
Tho United States Realty and improvement Company
has rented to James w Osborne the entire Broadway
the United States Realty
Building No 115 Broadway. The lease negotiated
BY the Charles +. Eoyes Company.
The Butter Herman Company reports the following
leases: For George Blair to Aim Ryan, lofts in Nos
st.: for Edward / Barry, the second loft
No. 62 GIN TO Richard Tjader the Irving p
Lovejoy Company. the Nos go and 822 Pearl
IL Weinfeld: jefferson NJ Levy. the first loft
Nos. e3 e5 Maiden Lane William G. Dixie ana
lofts In No. 2I3 Pearl Thompson. Frey Co
He'll report the following leases: For William
Hyams the and basement a; No. - broadway
Trading Company. for Ihe estate OF Leopold
Sinshener the basement az No TIA Broadway
B. Rnaldo herman Wroukow. the store and base
10 and III Greene 81. % Roth & Lask.
store and basement at Broadway snd 72d 81. 20
Harry Levy.
Julius Friend Ieasei for Matthew H. Beers ip"n
square feet Of space in No Broadway: for Wen q
Mayer square NOS $50 and $50 Broadway
Mildred Realty Company. the entire building Nos
and Crosby St Philip Braendev, 10000 square
feet in No West 18th for SOM Bro hers
ZOO square Nos. and Washington Place for
L NJ Jones. square 10. 652 Broadway; Tor
Robert P. Zobel 5000 feet in Nos 1873 and l3s
22d for the estate Of L ?. Gleason. 10000
square feet West Houston Nos. Isl ana
Is3 Mercer ST L Rapello. l0o0o square feet IN
Nos 80 West 2lst for Robert 81. Siiyerrnan
iOOeO square feet II West 18th Ct; for
Well & Mayer 5000 square feet No. % Bond St; for
Alfred Seton 500 square feet 30 Nos IS 81 East
10th ST.; 4 Dix Company. 1900 feet
Negligee Company 60oo feet In 40 100 to 13<
New-York tribune., 1907-11-27
TO ENLARGE TWO FlREHousEs.

Fire Commissioner Lantry has filed plans with Build
ings Superintendent Murphy through Alexander stevens.
an architect enlargng the station houses OF engine
companies II and 81. No OIL Ludlow ct and No. 81
Lawrence The present wooden floors for the appa-
VIII be replaced With floors Of steel and concrete
The improvements TO cost s3s. 600.
Plans been filed for remodeng the tone
nent the southwest OF Broome and
folk sts. Stores will installed in the ground floors
and g story will be added the building.
improvements 70 be made for Maurice Frnukel
They Will $1,000 according TO the estl-
nnte OF Otto l. spannhale, the architect
Plans also been fled enlargng the Offices OF
the New York Athletic club Building at 9th and
Beth St. by adding hreproof extension in ths court
Tho architect is George K. Thompson.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-27

are any ugly words to be said to the tenants the
agent should put the responsibility for saying
words up to the owner. I thought that only
smart men had chance in this town I was mis-
taken.
In every line OF business there IS a demand for
good, faithful and honest men. The whole town
is looking for just such men.
"A well known property owner once said TO me.
Obey orders If II breaks owners. The advice was
given TO me in the dull days Of 1898. when tenants
were given months rent free TO move into
houses. The same man also said to me, Never
give tenant his rooms free. Lower your rents,
II necessary to get tenants but do not lease rooms
FOR one month, or for shorter longer time,
and get no money for their use The broker is the
agent Of the owner, and he should know what the
owner wants DONE and faithfully and iutelligently
carry out his orders"
New-York tribune., 1907-11-27
PETT[BONE CASE TO-DAY
Second of Famous Trials for Assdssi-
nation of Steunenberg.

Bojss. Idaho Nov. 2s-The work of obtaining a
Jury for the trial of George A Pettbone, charged
With completely in the assassination OF former
Governor Frank steunenbers. will begin in the
district court here tomorrow. Justice Wood an
,oznced from the bench to-day that there would
be no further delay. II is expected that Clarence
barrow and James H Hawleys chief counsel for
the defence and state. respectively. will arrive
from Rathdrum before court convenes here to-
morrow but even should they not be here the e1-
animation of talesnen will proceed
II was announced to-day by Judge Wood that
the jury box would be filled this afternoon by
members of the regular panel. but it was agreed
i.etVveen the attorneys that objection would be
raised to rostponing this action until tomorrow.
and the court acted on their suggestions. The
regular venire consists Of thirty-ive names, and
when these are disposed Of special venire OF at
least one hundred will be ordered.
Attorneys on both sides expressed the opinion
to-day that Il will require a longer time to get a
Jury fn this case than IN the Haywood trial. when
nearly month was consumed in this preliminary
work.
Pettibone was indicted with William .. Hay
wood. secretary; Charles Meyer, president and
Jack Simpkins member of the executive board
81 the Western Federation of Miners in March,
1905 for the murder of Frank A. Steunenberg at
Caldwell. Idaho. December So 1906. He
rested at Denver the same time Meyer, and
brought TO Idaho following the confession Of
Harry Orchard. IN which he admitted killing
steunenberg with a dynamite bomb and charged
that he had been hired to commit the crime by the
federation officers.
Pettibone has official connection with the fed
eration but has been made honorary member
since his arrest.
Pettibcne still IN poor health, but insists that
he IS able stand trial With two exceptions, the
same attorneys will be engaged IN the Pettbone
trial as in that of Haywood. Z. f. Richardson, of
Denver, who was chief counsel for Haywood, has
retired from the case. and Clarence Darrow. Of
Chicago Is now attorney of record for the defence
x Z Perky. OF Boise, has been added TO the long
list Of defence attorneys Others who will appear
in behalf of the defendant are former Congress
Edgar Wilson, of Boise Peter Breen, OF Butte
John F Nugent of Boise; Frederick Miller, of Spo-
kane. and Leon Whitsen, OF Wallace.
James II. Hawley again appears as the leading
counsl for the state. Senator W. E. Borah IS now
IN Washington and viii remain there until the con-
vening OF Congress, when he will return to assist
in the prosecution. Prosecuting Attorney Van
Duyne OF Canyon County, where the crime was
committed. and ". Z Stone, Of Caldwell. will
also appear for the state.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-27
FATAL CRASH IN PHILADELPHIA.
Three Trainmen Die in Collision Between
Freights Inside City Limits

Philadelphia Nov. 26-Three trainmen we're
killed and boy who was stealing a ride was
perhaps fatally injured In rear-end collision
between freight trains the Richmond branch
Of The Philadelphia & Reading Railroad in the
northeastern part of the city to-day.
The trainmen were in the caboose of a train
from Allentown which was standing on a curve
when another freight train loaded with lumber
came down upon it. The men on the Allentown
train, it is said, had taken no precautions to
send a fagman back. and the engineer of the
lumber train did not see the other until he
reached the curve which it was standing
lie applied the brakes and jumped for his life
and the train crashed into the caboose Of the
stationary train.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-27

The Ill considered scheme to build cheap brick
building for city court purposes at Centre and
Chambers streets, where it would look like a
plaid patch on the beautiful Hall Of Records. was
officially put TO sleep yesterday when Mayor Nc
Clelan gave a hearing the resolution The
Mayor said 1t not necessary to hear those
who protested against the building, as the burden
of proof those who favored It.
Il had supposed" said the Mayor, ''that It was
merely proposition to add stories to the present
City Court building"
Chief Justice ODwyer said the City Court would
need 1000 feet Of additional space for the new
justices. He said there were 1900 cases on the cal
endars No one had the hardihood to indorse the
coop plan, and the hearing was over In a hurry
New-York tribune., 1907-11-27
IN THE PRIVATE SALES Market

The Butler & Herman Company has sold Jefferson
II. No. 147 East Both story nathouse on
a lot 27x9s.0 feet.
The estate OF Meta Manner has sold story tene-
ment house. with stores. lot 25x76 feet at the
northeast 1st ave. and 1I6th St
W. J. Huston & Sons have sold David H Taylor
TO Mary j. Flanagan the southwest Plyupton
ave and Featherbed Lane, lot 27x1Os feet.
Burrill Brothers the three story extension
broW-nstone private house No 637 st. between sth
Eve and Prospect Park West. Brooklyn for Robert NJ
smeaton 10 L. W. Trowbridgs. Mr.. Trowbrdge will oc-
house
New-York tribune., 1907-11-27
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.

In the Real Estate Exchange saesrooms yesterday
Joseph P. Day sold foreclosure No sos Walton ave q.
three story dwelling to John q. Faron for
IS 900 The Webster parcels was adjourned
70 December 10
MI Day will salo to-day in tbs auction rooms
221 s1st St, three story dwelling house, a
lot 1sx1OO5 feet six story hathouses plot
1244xs5 2x Irregular tho northeast OF 10Th a.
and Sd ave. samuel Marx will offer for sale No sS7
jackson ave. story brick dwelling house, lot
IA 0y76 feet
New-York tribune., 1907-11-27
CHANGE IN o, T. & I. ROUTE.

Detroit Nov 25-Begnning December I, the De-
troit Toledo & IrontOn Railroad will route its
through trains both freight and passenger through
Toledo instead of Adrian, Tecumseh and Wauseon
The three towns last named will be served by a
branch from Napoleon. Ohio The new route win
be from Detroit to Dundee. then over the Ann
Arbor tracks to Toledo and reaching the Detroit
Toledo & IrontOn tracks again at Napoleon over
the Wabash tracks
New-York tribune., 1907-11-27

4 DVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Irioln'
received al their Uptown Once. No. 1864 BrcadSas
between 36th and S7th sts.. until o'clock m AVE
'sealents received az the following branch onees - "
regular cflcs rates until O'Clock D. VIZ: -' %
aNe = = cor. %si st 1js 6tn ave. feth 81; =
Iilh st' s55 West t.l between 18th and sth ave- a..
soS Nest is5th 1883 Sd ava between 10Th ana -
sfs i026 81 s1st st. 15os lar ave, rear =
- ~ East tSSth T5S Trsnnort sSsi 80 - -
ana en- American ni-tTict Telegraph once
New-York tribune., 1907-11-27
NEW OWNER EoR uRTowN PLOT.

Adolph Hollander has cold to client Of Leon g.
Atnayer plot OF onethrd lots the south
Of Clinton and 1sOth st. 122xi6o
The buyer intends improve the premises with
six story elevator apartment house
New-York tribune., 1907-11-27
TAXPAYERs MUST RE IN A AuRRx

Taxpayers have only few days in which to take
advantage of the fiat rate of payment the time for
which expires Saturday. That large part OF them
have been provident is illustrated by the collec-
tions 10 date. which approximate S0000O00 out of
tax levy Of sIo2 2lSs.27l 81. Beginning December |
interest at the rate of per cent viii he added TO
all tax hills and from January / the rste win 10
I g@T cent.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-27
CANAL CONTRACT ApPRovEp.

Albany. Nov. 2s.-At meeting of the State Canal
Board to-day plans We're approved for contract No
20. Sections and 3. of the barge canal. This work
includes the dredging OF the Mohawk River from
Rexford Flats TO Mindville, involving an expendi-
ture Of 100000
New-York tribune., 1907-11-27
INVESTOR GETS REApE ST. PARCEL.

Rsade five story business building. 25x61 fest TO
investor represented by J. y Kaey Son The property
Is Broadway
New-York tribune., 1907-11-27
STANDARD COAL TO START WORK.

Wheeling, " Va. Nov. 26.-The Pittsburg Stand
ard Coal Company, syndicate composed Of New
Workers, Will start extensive development in the
Hancock County coal field IN the next few DAYS
The company has obtained several thousand acres
of coal land and several mines are to be opened.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-27
AUDUBON AVENUE HOUSE SOLD.

slawson Hobbs sold for the Atlantic Realty
Company client for investment Nos. 2s9 and 29I
Audubon ave-. five story apartment house.
southeast OF lsoth It occupies e plot ssxe5
geat
New-York tribune., 1907-11-27

tTict Court:
ris Rogovn and Morris Cioldsten trading as
Simon. Rogovin a Co. clOaks. No. 753 Broadway
by creditors with claims follows: a & J. She-
burg S72; Red Star Embroidery Works $50: NJ
Bernstein e. Sons, $500 Transfer OF assets Is al
legged.
An involuntary petition against Maurice Ross
New-York tribune., 1907-11-27
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were filed
yesterday with the clerk OF the United States Dis
trict Court
New-York tribune., 1907-11-27
School Agency.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Professors Teachers Tutors overussss& sfas
Colleges. Schools and Families Apply
Mrs. NJ J. YOUNG FULTON. % Union Szuzr.
MADEMoISEIlLE AMYOT, ~ z Both Tel 1851
tutLrS gONeELeSSes eo- colleges.
schools and private families.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-27
Lost.

S,NLAI.Is RED LEATHER DIARY: FINDER KEEP
- money; questions WILGCS, Box IS. Trfsu,a
Uptown once. 1884 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-27

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. AHNlSyllt NlSl-s =
a 4hofnss. surrogate Of the County OF NeN s5,sr
Hotce Is hereby given 10 all persons having CLAIMS
SeoFge p seymour late Of the. County OF New a.
ceased To present the with vouchers thereof
subscribers at their place OF transting business
Man street, IN the city OF New York. on or before
First day OF next.
Dated New York the 2eth day OF November. 1907. -
DANIEL. SEYMOUR.
NORMAN SEYMOUR
Executors
New-York tribune., 1907-11-27

New York once. gas nth Avenue !,
waters. baths hotel and environment uovhs,A
scuaIled Rheumatism. sout and nervous dissases
cured Complete hydro therapeutic apparatus Japan
ess palm room. Golf. riding driving and outdoc-
ps.tiraes. Through sleeper leaves New York Ass D No
weekdays Tickets information c & o. otice 5s<I
Broadway. 24S Fifth avenue and oioes Pennsylvania
FRED STERRY.
Manager Hot Sp-iuKG "a
New-York tribune., 1907-11-27

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. FRASk !,
4 F1tzGerald. Surrogate Of the County OF 5,s Sv
1ork notice Is hereby given to all persons hseL
claims against Otto +. Jentz. late OF the SONNY =
New York deceased. 70 present the same Wit1
ers thereor to the subscriber at her place OF tar
ing business at tbs ONCE OF Roy. Watson 8 Sai,ssh
attorneys st-iaw. No Al Court street. In the
day or February. 1905. next
Dated New York. the eth day OF July. 1901
JULIA y IENTZ. AdntntstrarI~
New-York tribune., 1907-11-27

MUST SACRIFICE TWO LOTS BUSINESS STREE
Atl near Ozone Park p. .. Box Sc. Brooklyn.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-01
MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENT
SUBJECT OF DISCUSSION

Detroit, Mich, Oct. OHicihls
N cities in all sections of the
United States are in attendance at
the meeting of the American So
c.ety of Municipal improvements.
which conyenes in Detroit today,
for follr-day session. Repurts
of the different standing commit
tees were presented today, and pu-
merous papers on municipal topics
will be read at succeeding sessions.
An exhibition of machinery and ma
tcrials used in various cities is a
feature OF the convention.
The society was organized in
Buffalo in 1894, in order to bring
about free interchange of ideas
in regard to carrying out public
work and municipal business gener-
ally. In previous years it has met
at places az widely divsfgent as
Montreal, Milwaukee. St. Louis and
birmingham. sl s-lt1 Al
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-01
HISTORIC CONVENTION TO
MEET IN RICHMOND

Richmond, Va, Oct. 1.-Rich.
mend will be the scene during the
next three weeks of the most i'm
oortant religious gathering ever held
in this countrywide triemial gen.
eral convention of the Episcopal
church Of America. which convenes
tomorrow. The session will be his
toric, in that it will commemorate
the Booth anniversary Of the land
ing of English churchmen at James
town and the first use Of the book
OF common prayer in the new world
Hundreds of delegates are arriving
in the city today and the meeting
will certainly be the most repre-
sentative and distinguished ever
held by the Anglican church in the
United States.
The opening sermon tomorrow
will be preached by the Rev. A.
+. Winnington-Ingram, lord bis''
of London, in st. Paul Church.
Later the distinguished visitor will
proceed 10 the old Bruton church
at Williamsburg. one of the first
to be established in America, where
he will present a Bible given by
King Edward.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-01
YELLED PROPHETS IN SESSION

Syracuse, Y, Oct. 1.-Supreme
council council of the Mystic Order
Yelled Prophets of the Enchanted
Realm met in 18th annual conclave
here today, with visitors and dele
gates from a score of states present.
The great feature of the meeting will
be tonights parade, In which thous-
ands of members will be in line,
all clothed In vari-colored robes, with
the regulation fez, as well as numer-
GUS bands. floats and banners and
the drill corps in fantastic cos
tunes. The membership of the order
is restricted to Master Masons in
good standing, and extends to every
part Of the United States. 1t was
organized to afford fun and frivolity
for the Masons, without marrins the
solemnity and beauty OF the lodge
work.