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New-York tribune., 1907-11-14
OFFICIALS INSPECT CREAMERIEs
New York Party on Tour on Ontario G.
Western Railroad.
Ia TeI.srarh 70 % TrLhune- |

MiddietoWu \ y. Nov. IA party OF New
York Health officials arrived in this city spe-
cial train the Ontario & Western Railroad at
noon to-day. The party is making a tour Of In
spccton Of AN the creamerios along.the Ontario &
Western to determine If there has been any i'm
provement in conditions during the last year They
report finding conditions much improved as far as
they have gone The party stayed al Liberty to-
night They will go to Oswego tomorrow.
In the company arc Or. Thomas Darlington. pres
dent OF the Department Of Health Of New York
city, Arthur j. O'Eeeffc Deputy Police Commis-
Sioncr or New York; Or Alvah ~. Doty. Health
officer OF the Port Of New York: Or. \. Rlauvelt
chief Inspector OF contagious diseases. Russell
Raynor. chief sanitary inspector, and ". L. Benton
and Russell Sturgis inspectors OF food. They were
accompanied by !. C. Anderson. traffic manager Of
the Ontario & Western. T. J.. Gilbert. one OF New
Jerseys leading sanitary experts and r ". Quack-
enbush milk agent Of tho Ontario & Western.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-14
BANKER HoNoRAeLY DISCHARGED.

Henry Blitz banker, of No. Pine street. who
was charged with the larceny OF $1,000 was hon
oraby discharged by Magistrate Finn in the Essex
Market court yesterday Mr.. Blitz left the city
Europe last MAY. leaving Oscar UImann- a clerk
in his employ. in charge of the office.
On September u. when Mr.. Blitz returned. ne
found, according to the evidence that Ullmann
had started a brokerage business at No Is William
street and that he had $4,000 in the bank under
his own name. Ullmann arrested charge
OF grand larceny and sent for Mr. Blitz, giving
him $4,000 with which to get a bondsman. Blitz
having every reason to believe that the money
belonged to him. kept IT,
Tllmann then had Mr.. BIitz arrested for grand
larceny, hut his asked yesterday that :hr
case be dismissed.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-14
Proposals.
GENERAL HEADQUARTERS STATE OF NEW YORK.
OFFICE OF ADJUTANT GENERAL.
Both St and 7th Avenue,
New York City.

drFE 6F STATE % NFw YORK
Both St and 7th Avenue.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received the Adiu-
York 9y un I. & SSTS' Soon an an m New
6es % for o Inc fGJ fGTnhns he foo"nS Ma sup
500 500 COATS Goats fg fa dress dress caysry and ned artillery
zoo Goats full dress signal corps engineers and hos
1000 Coats olive drab. wooden service
$500 Breechea foot Olive drsb yvoo1on s.ry,c.
5000 Trousers full engineers coast ariery and
700 Trousers fun dress. cavalry. field artillery signal
200 200 BreeGhes. fun dress. riding
5000 Breast Cords
556S 2GS car Cap insignia. Insisna St5 596ns.
500 pairs collar Ornaments bronze
5000 Hat Cords. service
same to be dsliysTsd the state Arsenal within six
within such time "a may be required ' 'i''''e'
The state The right to increase tho quantity
able within speced mo Of six montSs IF aVel, e
The state reserves the right to accept or roiac, ~
or all proposals. or any part thereof. deemed salts,
Uniforms and caps to be made in graded sizes
Proposals must state additional charge for clothing
Of speea sizes made to order also additional charge
Blank proposals and specifications can be had uno-
epp1Gation at the state arsenal ith Avenue S5th
tons from which each garment must be made. can be
Proposals WIN be made for fun dress coats full dress
trousers hreeches olive wooden service
Cons. olive drab wooden sDecIsvin.
price in each article named in blanks ms
determining the award of the contract the sesre
bids for the articles
aud of service uniform Considered az -.
be deemed for tho interests Of the state " may
sample Of each article OF uniform bid upon rms.
accompany a. the proposals
Ai goods must be delivered free Of expense At tho
New York Arsenal. properly packed and oarttp
Uhc viii he inspected accordance VII,
provisions Of tho Military code aud Regulations " e
bids must be scaled and addressed to The a.,
tant General, stat" II New York State Arsenal !,L
Avenue and %3th street. New York city and plan1,,
marked bids FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES FoK The
NATIONAL GUARD 'r'
NELSON II HENRY. Adjutant General s Nv
New-York tribune., 1907-11-14
ERIE BREAKING COAL BARGE STRIKE
Refuses Unions Demand for Higher Wages
for Captains.

II has been decided by the Erie Railroad Com
pauy % resist the demand of the Tidewater Boat
mons Union for an advance in wages to the coal
barge captains from $40 to so a month. Yester-
day its coal barges were manned with strike break
ors who were guarded the barges by special
policemen
It has been agreed by tho Ttdowater Boatmen's
Union to allow the union barge captains to work on
the barges OF the Delaware, IAckawanna & Western
Railroad. pending negotiations for a settlement but
according to the officers OF the union. the barges of
the New York. Ontario & Western Railroad and
the Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company. which
have refused the demands, all tied up. and no
coal is being moved by them They admit, how
ever, that the Erie is moving coal.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-14
'METROPOLITANR86BEE}ssEs- 86BEE}ss
OPENING MEEh

MON EyG., NOV Is, at S-ADRIASA LE-
COUyREUR First Time IN New York;. CavalierL
JaCoby. Mattfeld. Wakefield. CsruSo. Scott. Lucas
debut. Journet. BaTocchi tdebut). Conductor.
Ferrari tdebut).
Rappold Jacoby. Girerd (debutp; Chaliapins
tdebut), Martin tdebutl. Tecchi debut Cond
FerTari
Thurs. Evg, Nov. 81. a S-AIDA. GadskI.
kirkby-Lunn Caruso. Scotti Journet. Muhlmann.
Tecchi Conductor. FerrarL
Fri. Eyg., Nov. 22, at S-RIGOIETTO. Sembrtch.
Jacoby. Girerd. Bonct debut. Stracciari JLurnet
Muhlmann. Begue. Dutriche Conductor. Ferrart
sat Aft. Nov. %. at 2-MEFISTOFELE- Farrar,
Rappold, Jacoby, Giserd; Chaliapine. Martin
Tecchi Conductor. Ferrari
sat Evg.. Nov. 2S tat popular prfces). at 100
DIE MEISrERSINGER- GadSki. Jacoby: Knote.
Van Rooy. Goritz Blass. Reiss. Muhlmann. Con-
ductor. Hertz
SALE OF SEATS BEGINS THIS MORNING
WEBER PIANO USED.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-14
WON'T CANCEL SILK CONTRACTS.

At a meeting Of the board of managers of the
SILK Association of America. representing the
wholesale trade throughout this country, which was
held yesterday afternoon the association rooms.
it was learned that the trade has been suffering
greatly of late from the cancellation of orders and
contracts. This was believed to he due the
financial sringency. IT asserted that unless
the retail dealers whole lived up TO their obli-
cations the trade would be nconvenenced. A mo-
ton refuse cancellation of contracts was adopted
without dissenting vote. The board of arbitration
Of the association announced that It would be at
the service of any Of the members to act on cases
of dispute resulting from alleged violation of con
New-York tribune., 1907-11-14
STATE AND FEDERAL COURTS CLASH.
New Orleans Man Summoned for Alleged
Contempt in Trying to Collect Bill.
fRy rsIegrapn to rhe Tribune }

TFN ItlegTaIl q Th0 Irl6'lne
New Orleans. Nov. ia conflict Of state and
federal court docrees Is the result OF attempt
made by Ephraim Simon n collect judgment for
S354s rendered IN 1905 by the civil District Court
here against the Southern Railway. The federal
court on June 70 OF this year granted decree
enoining the respondent from carrying out the de
cslon Of the state court until final disposition Of
the case had been made by the federal authorities.
Harry II. Hall representing the railway COM
pany. filed a bill to-day with Federal Judge Saun-
ders alleging that Simon ignored tho injunction by
beginning proceedings 10 seize the railway property
through the Sheriff Simon summoned to ap-
pear Friday and show why he should
be pumished for contempt.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-14
PRANTZ IN ANSWER TO HASKELL.
Says He Will Take No Part in Inauguration
of New Governor.
by telegraph 10 The Tribune ]

Guthrie. Okla. Nov Ex-Governor Frantz has
replied to Governor elect Haskell by saying he
will participate in no way In the ceremonies
attending the inauguration of Mr. Haskell
Governor of Oklahoma Governor Frantz says
that he would not think Of riding in the same
carriage with Haskell. He also says other things
not complimentary TO the new Governor
The feeling shown by Governor Frantz is due
to an attack made by Haskell in a campaign
speech in Shawnee Last Monday Haskell stated
that ne would not ride with Governor Fraut1
in the inaugural parade but that he would walk
with his escort
New-York tribune., 1907-11-14
1 good z. 6 w. reason.
NITRo-GLYCERINE FACTORY ExPLoDEs
Two Employees Killed and Shock Felt Forty
Miles Away.

Bradner, Ohio. Nov. 13 The Hercules nitro
glycerine factory, mile and half east of here,
blew up with terrific force to-day. Only three
employees were in the neighborhood when the
explosion occurred. W. c. Cisco was burned
to death, John Washburn was blown to frag-
ments and Henry Easton, superintendent OF the
factory, was probably fatally injured.
The shock of the explosion was felt at Upper
Sandusky and at other towns FORTY miles away
New-York tribune., 1907-11-14
FRANCE FILES REPLY ON TARIFF.

Washington, Nov. 13.-Ambassador Jusserand
presented TO Secretary Root to-day formal reply
to a proposition outlined by this government for
an amendment the tariff modus vivendi with
France which will expire December /. The
proposition submitted by this government
handed to the French Ambassador by Secretary
Root prior to the formers visit to France last sum
ncr Tho reply will be communicated immedi
atelv To the bureau Of trade relations, and also
10 the departments of Treasury and Commerce and
Labor.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-14
CAR SHORTAGE CLOSES COAL MINES.

Livingston. Mont Nov. l3-As the result OF the
inability OF the Northern Pacific Railroad to fur
nisl ears. the coal mines OF. Bear Creek are prac-
ucaily compelled to close, mining being suspended
because of inability TO make shipments. Unless
relief is forthcoming. the mine operators an
pounce they VIII be compelled TO shut down alto
gcher THe matter is being placed before the State
hallway Commission for action
New-York tribune., 1907-11-14
PARK SUCCEEDS BROCK IN ToNoPAH.

Philadelphia. Nov. 13.-At meeting in this city
to-day Richard q. Park elected president of
tho Tonopah Belmont Development Company, which
owns mines in Nevada, oeding John w. Brock.
The company is largely owned in Philadelphia
Recently Nj. Brock retired from the presidency OF
the ronopah Mining Company and IL Is understood
that ne viii also retire from the Jim Butler Mining
New-York tribune., 1907-11-14
FOOTBALL SCORES BY WIRELESS.
N Telegraph 10 The Trlbune. ]


Worcester. Mass. Nov 13.-The manager of
the Worcester Academy football eleven has COM
pleted arrangements with the Marconi Wireless
Telegraph Company. whereby the results of next
Saturdays Worcester Academy Williston game
and other college games are TO be sent to Pres-
dent Daniel Aberc6mbe who is recuperating in
Florence. Italy. The game is to be played on tbs
local gridiron and it is the final and big contest
Of Nnar
New-York tribune., 1907-11-14
eArLlNe GUNS FOR UTEs.

Omaha Nov i3-Forty tons Of powder and shells
passed through Omaha yesterday over the Missouri
Pacific ana the Northwestern railroads on its way
10 tie,tySburg. S. d the scene of the Ute troubles
The shipment which was from Fort Lcavonworth
aisn included several Calling guns.
7'l. report that six Indians were killed in hght
with troops is uncoufr1ned and prChah" untrue.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-14
SIX KILLED AT GRADE CROSSING.

Milwaukee, Nov 13.-Six men were killed at
South Milwaukee tonight, and as many injured,
when fast Chicago & Northwestern train raj
into a crowd on a grade crossing the sta
tion. a dozen persons stood on the south bound
track waiting for train on the northbound
track TO pull out. The southbound train came
along and took them unawares. All Of the
killed and injured wefe factory workmen.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-14

IlROrOsNI.S FOR CONSTRUCTION OF Rn.De .o,>
/ WALKS. AND GRADING.--War Departnent ,1sn ~
of Constructing Quartermaster. New London conn
II. 190T-Sealed athe IlI'
zion of macadam roads and sidewalks an, for uc-
M Fort H. Wright n. Y. will be received 49, auIns
/ :O III December II. 1907. onsnaS ulitl
formation furnished application EnveIopes IN
ing proposals. should he endorsed show tbstr
and addressed WILLIAM L. HORTON. Cant q nsehts nhts
New-York tribune., 1907-11-14

r,roPOSAI.S FOR CONSTRUCTION OF RETAINING
L WALL AND GEAD1NG-War Department.. Ofhcs
QuaTtermaster, New London. Conn,
Oi,nber IL f9O7-Sealed proposals for construction
- timber retaining wall and for nling and grading
or-,Ind wharf at H. G. Wright. n Y, will be re-
"ctSei hero until II 90 y NJ, December H. 1907 and
,hsr opcned. Information furnished application
nveloues containing proposals should be endorsed
show their contents and addressed WILLIAM T. HOR-
TON capt. - NJ
New-York tribune., 1907-11-14
UNION PACIFIC RECEIPTS COME HERE
[Ry Telegraph 70 The Tribunc. /

GBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Omaha, Nov. 13.-The immense cash receipts of
the entire Union Pacific system have been sent to
New York every day since the money strinEency
began. leaving the local headquarters Of the line
short cash. The call for the cash is said
have direct from Hartman himself. The
Union Pacific has heretofore banked its cash
SIuaha-
New-York tribune., 1907-11-14
TOURING CAR KILLS NEWsBoY.
Newburg, N. Y, Has It's First Fatal Auto
mobile Accident

Ne~burg, \ Y. Nov. 13.-Dancl CorhelIey a
newsboy twelve years old. down and
killed by big touring early this morning IN
Broadway. The car was owned and driven by
Joseph Chadwick. tr.. young manufacturer of
this city. Mr.. Chadwick turned out 10 avoid a
wagon. and his machine struck the boy who was
crossing the street. The lad was hit by a mud
guard and was thrown under the wheels. He
died in a few minutes at the hospital This is
the first fatal automobile accident which has
occurred in Newburg
New-York tribune., 1907-11-14
MoRrGAGeo BY N. y. LIFE PRESIDENT.

Life Insurance Company. has mortgaged q tract OF
about four and half in River ave. just east
of the New York Central Railroad tracks. for
$4,000 for three years at per cent to the Metro
politan Life Insurance Company
New-York tribune., 1907-11-14
scHwAe TO INSPECT IRON MINES.

Watertonn. y. y. Nov. 13.-Charles NJ. Schwal
will inspect the iron mines at Benson Mines, in th'
tomorrow. The ultimate object OF hi
visit is not known
New-York tribune., 1907-11-14
Public Notices.
Help Vanted.-Male.

WANTED MAN FOR
w Dris,'yt at hospital Mt Sd0oO month ami 81 NJ
GENERAL DRUG Tt.P main
sounds Of Bellevue Hospital. betw en- o 4 ~ h%d on
New-York tribune., 1907-11-14
Help wanted-Fema!e.

WANTED Al4F| GENERAL HELPERS IN
w Wards o Fordham Hospital salary xi5 pcr month
and maintenance Apply TO the SUPERVISING NITt,Sr,
Fordham Hospital southern Bouie' Crotona Ave
New-York tribune., 1907-11-14
MANHATTAN oFERA si,1 r ~ HOY s[s Sc, f.
GRAND OPERA SEASON 19O7-s
OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN. Director


THIS WEEK.
TOMORROW (FRIDAY AT s-Produced Tor
D'HOFFMASN. Mines. Zeppnu, Do Csneros.
JomelH. Francisco Gtaconia' NM Renaud.
Dalmorcs Gilbert. Crabbe. Gisuoii- tiallettt.
Reschglian. Venturiut. Fossetta Musical Director
SAT- MAT AT 2-Fourth appearance Of Nine.
NOrdica PouchieIIrs Ia GIOCONDA- Mines. Nor
dtca. nc Cisucros; NM Zeuatello Ancoua- Dtdur,
Veuturiui Fossetta Musical Director. Campanini-
SAT. EVE. At s-Bizets CARMEN. Mines
Bressler- iianoIi. Koeling. TrentnL Gisconia: NM
igIan. Prices T5c- TO SO. Conductor. Charlter
sUSD. EVE. at s:S0-Second popular CleOfonte
Campanini Soloists; Mines. Jouelli.
Cieryile- Reache ZeppilH, Mortchin CIiaconia: NM.
Alhani Didur. Craohe and the entire Manhattan
NEXT WEEK
MONDAY. OFenbach's LES COSTEs D'HOFF-
MANN. Mines Zeppilli. De CisnerOs, Jomelt.
Fr4ucisra. GiaCoua NM Renaud. Dalmores, Gill
Crabbe Gianoli Gallettt. Reschiglian. Nentu-
WEDNESDAY nth appearance OF Nine. Nor
diCaI. Nerdi's AIDA. Mines. Sordca~ De Cisneros.
NM Zenatello. Ancons. Arinondi. NenturtnL Mu-
steal Director, Campantui
IN MaSsenet's THAT'S, produced for the first time in
America Mines Garden, Gervtlle- Reachs ZeppilIi.
GiaCona NM. Renaud. CaZauran. MUgnoZ. Reschig-
lian Grand Corps de Ballet. Musical Director.
SATURDAY MATINEE (slxth appearances Of
Nine Nordca). Verdrs AIDA Mines Nordfca. De
Cisneros; NM Zenatelo. Ancona, Arirnondi. Ven
turni. Musical Director. CampaninL
SATURDAY NIGHT, Verdfs IL TRONATORE.
Mines Iomel1t. De Cisneros. Zaccaris. NM. Albani.
Popular prices, TSc 10 So
SUNDAY NIGHT, third popular Cleofonte Cam
panini Concert. Prices soc to 81. so.
SEATS FOR ALL ABOVE NOW SELLING.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-14
The Turf.
QUEENS COUNTY JOCKEY CLUB.

LAST DAYS RACES DAILY AT . y VI
Trains leave foot Of East Bath St at 1880 A. NJ 2n
1880, $3.50, loo. 10. so T. NJ. and from Fatbush
Ave at II 10 a NJ. 1915. 1295. 1880. 100. LOS 1l5.
! 30 and 2:15 i. NJ
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Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-13
POMONA MEETS
SAINTS TODAY
cIaremont Men Hold Vineentians to
Close Score in the First
Game of the
Season

Amateur college championship base
ball of Southern California will prob
ably hinge upon the game to be played
at st. Vincent's this afternoon between
the local collegians and Pomona. If
the Saints win today they will have
the title, as it will mark a second vic
tory over Pomona thus far during the
season.
Coach Holmes of the University of
Southern California has refused to
meet Haggerty's men, but the series
would not count for anything, as U. S.
C. has already suffered two defeats at
the hands of Occidental. The Occiden-
tai men have played one game with st.
Vicents that resulted in an over
whelming victory for the Saints.
Pomona surprised the local college
world by playing the closest game with
st. Vincent's last week ever recorded
in Claremont college annals.
Pomona appears to have one of the
strongest teams in its history and may
possibly take todays game. No anna
teur team has defeated ST. Vincent s
on her home grounds in six years, and
the country boys will be against a hard
proposition this afternoon.
Pat Phillips, one of the best anna
teur twirlers in Southern California,
will occupy the Vincentian box. Bill
Lane, also a slab asset of the Saints,
will receive Phillips benders.
VIII Spurgeon will probably start the
game for Pomona with Gally held in
| reserve. Gally twirled a fast game
against the Saints last week. and the
local sluggers had trouble in locating
his delivery to effect.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-13
DEL MONTE GOLF
TOURNEY OPENS
Play Will Be Continued Throughout
the Week-Handicap Matches
to Occupy Four
Days

A week of championship golf will
open on the Del Monte links this morn
ing and continue until next Monday.
Handicap match play competitions for
the Del Monte cup for men and for the
Del Monte cup for women, with tro-
prizes for the runners-up, will occupy
today, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Friday. Saturday and Sunday the
seventh annual competition for the
mems amateur championship of the
Pacific Coast Golf association will be
held. The final round may be played
Sunday If the two competitors so agree.
The winner will be the champion anna
teur golfer of the Pacific Coast Golf as
sociation for 1907 and will receive a
gold medal. The runner-up will receive
a silver medal and the losers in the
semi-final round will receive bronze
medals of the association. The player
who makes the best score in the quail
flying round will receive medal of the
association.