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New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Afte- an inquiry into the death OF Dr. William,
b. Turner at his home. No 10 Eighth avenue last
Wednesday Coroner Shrady decided yesterday =,
of suicide. and not murder as al arst
supposed.
Henry r. Hallett. wallpaper Manufactured ~,
No. $50 East 18th street. convicted of grand
larceny in the Court of General Sessions
for getting $40 from the Fourteenth Street Rank
falsified note He is said TO have obtained
in all 5000 from the bank by the same means
Francesca Seca. who was convicted of the rn,,r-
of the Baker brothers in fight at 11sth stree,
and Second avenue September H. was sent 70
Sing Sing for mot more than his natural life w.
less than twenty years by Justice kellogg in tbs
Supreme Court. yesterday.
Adebert Hoyt. the real estate agent indicted to-
larceny and forgery in the second degree forfa,od
his bail of $500 cash by appearing in the Copr,
of General Sessions when his case was called ,,ss
terday
Brooding over financial troubles is said IN boy,
driven Robert J. Tillman negro waiter enn,oved
in Union League Club. shoot htmsaIf N
death in his home. No. 3 Christopher stree, ,ss
terday
William P Beall. of No 3l4 East 18th street was
held in 81 900 bail for the grand jury in the Tombs
court yesterday a charge of having sent threat
ening letters and a box of explosives to DR.. NJ
Dadirrian. of No. 10 Lexington avenue
Oscar Dorlon who with Eddie" Root won the
six-day bicycle at Madison Square Garden in
1894 held in 500 in the Yorkve court yes
terday. charged with overspeeding Lexington
avenue on Wednesday. Dorion is employed as .,
chauffeur for Max Mayer. of No Is West s3d street
Edwin w. Weatherbee. of Arnold Constable e.
Co. has sent a check for $50 the Firemen's Re-
lief Fund. in appreciation of the work done by the
fremen at a recent fire in his home, No. 24O Mad
ison avenue. Commissioner Lantry turned over
s1e 900 received from the sale of badges for admis
sion TO the fire lines.
After Sam" Parks. the young man uho ya,
shot after he had robbed the Empire Woolien
Company of No. 4Ss Marcy avenue. Brooklyn. ON
Wednesday night had made a confession impcat
ing three of his friends in the robbery the nouce
arrested John S. Callahan and William Callahan
of No. $40 Flushing avenue and James Stevens ~
No. li2 Stockton street. Yesterday the police went
TO Parks, who is in the Cumberland Street Hos
pital, where he is in serious condition on ac
count of his wound, and obtained what the man
believed to &c his dying confession.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
WOM4N HITNESS HELD.
Orange Police 4rrest Negrcss in
Connection scith ROmer Murder.
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Orange Dee 19-Mrs- Leola Earle. negress. of
No Isl Lakeside avenue, arrested tonight
a material witness in the Romer murder The
woman has already admitted TO Detective Sergeant
Drabell that on Tuesday she received special de-
livery letter from George Williams. a negro who
is under arrest in Philadelphia, and il she
was In telephone communication with him the day
before the murder.
She has poor memory and the police going
put her through sweating process. She is
twenty-three years old and a chambermaid in the
Park Hotel. where Romer murdered Will
Jams is said have been attentive TO her
Philadelphia, Dec 19.-The local police are now
certain that George Wilson. otherwise George Will
Jams. the negro under arrest here. knows more
about murder of Frederick Romer. in the Park
Hotel Orange N J., than he admit The
hearing given TO the prisoner to-day developed suf
hcient evidence to hold him for the requistion OF
the New Jersey authorities The ring he sold TO
negro jeHeller last Saturday identified posi-
lively as the one stolen from the body of Romer
after he brutally beaten to death. Then the
dealer. Wooten. positively identified Wilson
as the man who sold II for $50 Ii was also shown
that Wilson had served at least two terms for
burglary and that he had recently emerged from
the Eastern Penitentiary. in this city.
A pawnticket for ulster such stolen
from Romer's found the negro's
person.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
4. p. WESTON ARRITES.
Pedestrian Has a RasChide Whip
for His Agent.

Edward Payson Weston, the aged pedestrian who
recently completed the feat of walking from Port
land Me-. 10 Chicago in less than twenty-five DAYS.
arrived in New York yesterday and went 10 the
Fifth Avenue Hotel He carried with him a raw
hide whip. about five feet long. which he says is
for the purpose of licking" Dana A. Patten his
advance agent. whom he blames for most of the
troubles that he met with while the walk in
progress and since.
Mr. Weston says thai his sole purpose in coming
to New York is TO deal with his agent Conse-
quently he will start out to-day to find the
man. and when he does, Re says, the whip will
into play vigorously. According TO the
pedestrian Patten responsible for all the
trouble of the trip. including the Illness with which
the old man afflicted days.
IF il had not been for him. said Mr. Weston
Il would have completed my trip at least forty
eight hours earlier than l did
No. did walk back from Chicago but
came by train although l feeling fine and
could have walked just as we'll as not If 1
wanted to- The people along the way treated me
great. All / had to do to shove my boots
through the mud.
After have finished licking that man | expect
10 restore to friends in the city the money that
they gave me to finance the trip
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
CHECK ON REVOLUTIONS
Central american Peace Delegates
fgree on 4nother Treaty.

WASHINGTON. Dec 19.-The Central American
peace conference. whose sessions viii be brought
10 = formal close tomorrow. agreed to-day upon
an additional convention TO the general treaty al
ready agreed 10. This convention contains three
articles. one of which provides that none of the
five Central American governments shall recognize
any OF the heads OF the other governments that
may succeed TO power except by due process Of
election. provided by their constitutions
Another provision is to the effect that gov
ernrnent shall intervene either for against any
% the other governments OF Central America in
case Of civil
The third article recommends TO the various Cen
tral American governments that have not already
such provision in their constitutions the adoption
of a clause providing that president shall hold
Office for more than one term. The only one of
the Central American countries that now has such
provision in its constitution is Costa Rica.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
INDICTED FOR REBATING.
True Bills Returned by United States Circuit
Grand Jury in Western Michigan.

Grand Rapids, Mich, Dec. 19-W. K. c. Lutte
Assistant District Attorney OF the United States
Court the District of Western Michigan. stated
tonight that two indictments returned by the
United States grand jury here Tuesday one of
twenty counts against the Stearns Salt and Lumber
Company. Of Ludngton, Mich, for alleged viola
ton of the Elkins interstate commerce law, of
leoS, in receiving rebates lumber shipped from
Ludington TO Toledo, and OF IL counts against
the stearns Salt and Lumber Company, of Lud-
ington, and "a Patriarche, general freight traffic
manager OF the Pere Marquette Railroad, Jointly.
for alleged violation Of the Hepburn -Doiliver in
terstafe commerce Law, of 1896 in receiving and
granting rebates on lumber shipped from Luding-
ton TO points in Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania ard
Tennessee
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
BARGAIN BRINGS CLEU i.
Police Look for Boy Who Sold D'a-
mOnds for Quarter.

one of the pieces Of jewelry stolen from d
United States express wagon while crossing 'he
river 70 Jersey City last week has been recoN
cred bv the Jersey City police. VINO expect
today 20 have in custody boy who is believed
70 have committed the robbery The recovered
jewelry is diamond necklace valued al s-ooV'
It was purchased last Saturday by ooy' WHO
SAYS ne paid - cents for it and who nae an
offer Of the entire lot valued at S3-'opo' Tor 80
cents As he had only the quarter. he bought
The necklace. which MS father told him to take
to Police Headquarters
He says the hoy who sold him The necklace
formerly worked with him. He does not know
his name or where he lives
Richard Gordon. the negro porter arrested on
suspicion following the theft Of the diamonds
was held yesterday in the Tombs court IL s. 'loo
hail for hearing to-day
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
BALTIMORE POLICE HEAD TO QUIT.
Intimates That Political Influence Protects
violators of Liquor and Gambling Laws
r,ev TELEGRAPH 10 The Tribune.l

Baltimore Dec 19-Intimating that political in
fuences are protecting violators of the gambling
and Sunday liquor selling laws. President Wills
of the Board of Police Commissioners issued
statement to-day declaring his purpose to resign
because the board is helpless
When the present commission went into Office. he
said, it agreed to cut out politics entirely
and build up an efficient police force with merit
as the sole consideration for promotion During
Home Coming Week, President Willis says, slot
machines and sweat games were in operation
everywhere. and poolrooms and bucketshops did
d fourshing business. All carefully planned raids.
he declares failed because the violators were in
variably tipped off in advance.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
JENKINS DEPosIToRs REAssuREp.

One hundred and fifty depositors of the Ridge
wood branch OF the Jenkins Trust Company met
last night and turned in their passhooks 10 the
Guardian Trust Company Of New York Owen ].
Finnerty member OF the depositors' committee
assured the meeting that steps were under way
looking TO the reopening cf the trust company and
that inside Of ten days an application would be
made have the receiyership vacated. He said
that he was assured that capital enough would be
obtained warrant the reopening OF the institu-
ton and the dismissal Of the permanent receiver
by TIE courts.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
Public Notices.

New YORK SUPREME COURT. THIRD JUDICIAL
ou Ss'Te S usier a'e5 counsy To@ns Of ovs
Hurley In the @es Mass OF chse Shs snd
oSaries eSa es sha gard Of Water supply
OF CT tsS ssas Gy Of q hs
sse e the soHns aS' q y olive Ma1betosn Ulster
sSna ;uSDy HSy i d0T Pure sG and
the, the . s fs Fl N spass epe Of Geofr.
J.slsh sS asdH. s5o wsF ss.s ssP2ss MATT
0y an Oe S Of t, h5 fHgs Sas IN the cy Of
y IN. ae eanss 296 o 1 Ulster Ta' hs ha y "a;
Of 1907 and affect, parcels NInbeIs one 1qn
:sd :ns ,asatysins sRs as, s9ey @ nlnstyfouT 90
b s R and Sns ssgessn Sgns ana ana SFs &
sD5dTss s1S and Hnea a as on. s1nsred and
Ha o9s s an s5a oss hundred ana
@ s esFus Gs is oTn on the map in
Notice further Eys9 that r.- an s0Pea d;.
e 4s sls and u sv Ta =
iaEison sSisis q. 2l;s
dsy or a; soon Thereafter as Counsel heard for
ss5 9 @ sad b. Ffp9 9 sea fna f1 S. s1iR
dor Counsel Hail Of Records. New York City
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. THIRD JuDrcIAh
Potrst % ,i; G!sser Tana N o Mar5s
ne 5, matter Of rb5;.: sI sFRas1,Saa essa
Wsk and CharsS o b a @ " S York 10 acquire real
estate for and on behaif Of the city Of Sew
undeT cSapteT 1905 o and The AZ.
and Hurley, Ulster County New YORK 70, The tns
ShGeso@s SirRese Ra;eT fof he
Public notice Is hereby given that the undersigned;
the remaining Commissioners OF Appraisal appointed
n entitled proceeding by order Of this
cour: bearing date April 1907. and filed IN the
Clerk Ulster County. Kingston. y Y.
day April. 1907. Will make application
Il the state OF New YORK tor
dtsntsrested and competent 1ree-
iiolder residing the County OF New York as COM
missioner Appraisal such proceeding for Section
No 3. Ashokan Reservoir. to hlI the vacancy occa-
stoned resignation OF Henry Smith OF the Cry
OF New York. OF the Commissioners OF Appraisal
entitled proceeding
Such application will be made under Chapter "a o.
the Laws OF 1905. amended: at Special Term o,
the Supreme Court. TO be held in and for the Ihl.
Kingston. Ulster County. y. Y on December 2lst
soon thereafter a be heard
acquired in this proceeding Is
Olive. Maroletown and Hur-
County. York. be acquired IN Zee
ror purpose furnishing additional supply OF
pure and wholesome for the City OF New York.
statement OF boundaries thereof with ref-
TO map which said real estate is shown
was n notice duly published for SIX
preceding, application for the appointment
commissioners. which notice. proofs OF the pub
which duly filed IN the said Office Of tho
Clerk OF Ulster County. reference is hereby made
Dated November 23rt. 1907 - - -
GEORGE HOLMES SMITH. JOSIAH J. HASBROLCk.
Commissioners Of Appraisal
FRANCIS KEY PENDLETON. Corporation Counsei.
Once Postorice Address. Hail OF Records cor
OF Chambers and Centre Sts. Borough OF Man
haitian. New York
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
INJUNCTION MAY END TOBACCO WAR.
rRy Telegraph to The Tribur

TRy Telegraph to The Tribune
Frankfort. Ky. Dec. 1a.-Endeavoring to prevent
the sale OF pooled tobacco. the Franklin County
Board of Control fled injunction suit to-day
against Louis Spoon and c. d. Marshal 10 pre-
vent them from selling tobacco, and against the
Louisville Tobacco Warehouse Company and the
Kentucky Warehouse Company, both of Louis
vile. from disposing OF Spoons tobacco.
Growers here expect the suit to tie up every
pound OF pooled tobacco that has been shipped
Louisville for sale. It is believed that the in
junction, il made permanent. will go long way
toward settling the tobacco war.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
MINNESOTA STANDARD OIL CUSTER

ST. Paul. Dec 1a.-Attorney General Young began
proceedings II the District Court OF Hennepin
County to-day to oust the Standard OIL Company
Of Indiana from Minnesota The proceedings are
brought under q state law forbiddng discr1rnina-
zion between cities in the prices charged for COM
rnodites- Il is alleged that because OF compett-
ZION II Minneapolis and ST. Paul, oil is sold by the
Standard at lower price in those cities than in
sections OF the state where the company has no
rivals
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
NEGRO ACQUITTED OF ARSON.

Riverhead. Long Island Dec. i9.-JoSeph Frank
lin. a negro who was indicted time ago for
arson, having been accused OF setting fire two
barns belonging Edward l.. White. OF North
port. to-day acquitted BY jury in the Suf-
folk County Court. Judge Grifing presiding. After
Franklin had been arrested another barn on the
same premises burned. Emma Bailey the
prisoners sweetheart, charged with the crime
and was arrested. but she was discharged for lack
of evidence.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
MAY PERMIT WIRELESS TO TRAINS
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

tBy Telegraph to The TTibune1
Omaha, Dec. 19-Wireless telegraph experts
in the employ of the government at Fort Omaha
have just perfected instruments which will per-
nit of comparative long distance wireless teleg-
raphy from poles of limited height. Yesterday
messages were sent twenty miles from a pole
less than twenty feet IN height The experts
believe the new instruments will permit wireless
messages being sent to railroad trains IN mo-
tion.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
NEW TREATMENT FOR CANCER.

Berlin. Dec. 1s.-Professor Ernst Won Leydes who
recently devoted himself entirely to the study of
cancer from which disease 40 900 persons die yearly
in Germany. He gives some hopes eventually
finding a remedy for cancer by means OF liver
fermentations developed into a suitable injection
through the incubation OF sheep He reports sue
cess in several mild cases OF cancer by means of
this treatment.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
CHICKAsAWs IGNORE STATEHOOD.
Oklahoma Indians Will Hold Legislative Ses-
sion As Usual, Despite Changed Conditions.
rRv Telegraph to The Tribr 1e. l

by Telegraph to The Trib, re-
Guthrie, Okla, Dec. 19-Subnitting TO higher
authority than the Crown Standard of Tribal Gov
errrnent probably two-thrds Of the representatives
in the Chickasaw Legislature will gather Ttsho-
rnngo the capital, in January. for the purpose Of
convening the Legislature and proceeding with
business the as il Oklahoma was not state
and the Chickasaw Nation were distant common
wealth
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
MATLOCK THIRD BATTERY CAPTAIN.
Defeats Charles Wulff, of 14th Regiment,
for the Place.

Junior First Lieutenant chauncey Matlock was
elected captain the Third Battery Field Artillery.
of Brooklyn. at the meeting at National Guard
Headquarters last night. Lieutenant Matlock re-
ceived forty-fve votes. and his opponent. Captain
Charles Wuf. of Company l.. 18th Regiment. re-
ceived twenty-five
This is the second time within a that cap
tain has been elected in the Third Battery. Lieu
tenant Russell "a. WhitlatCh. who the success
ful candidate the last election, was declared in
eligible for the command. and the second election
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
YALE BEATEN AT BASKETBALL

syracuse. Dec Ia.-The Yale basketball team
was defeated here tonight In the second game OF
their Christmas trip by the five Of Syracuse Uni
versi.y the finai score being 30 to IS
Yale made great rally toward the end of the
game Van F1eck throwing three baskets in the la ast
minutes of play. The Yale team leaves here
tomorrow morning for Rochester, where 1t will
Eset the team Of Rochester University.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
p. r. r. sLEEPERs CRASH; SEVEN HuRr.

Philadelphia Dec. 1a-Seven persons were slight
IN injured in the Broad street station of the Penn
sylvania Railroad to-day by collision of sleep
ing coaches The following persons, who were
about leave two that had been detached
from the Federal Express from Boston, were
slightly injured: o. ST. Albans. Chicago; G. w
Statzeli. Philadelphia: ID. T. Stanford. Ithaca. II
B. Cook Norfolk; r. K. Hunt, Jersey CITY and
Edward Halloway, Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
WAR PLANNED ON HIGH RENTS.

The Ant-FIigh Rent Association. which has been
ordering strikes OF tenants against high rents,
decided yesterday series OF conferences
agree a systematic strike warfare. The associa-
ton. which was recently formed py leading cloth
ing workers unions. issued call yesterday TO all
unions in sympathy with the movement against
high send three delegates each to the con-
ferences TO be held. Strikes 10 be ordered in
all tenements in which rents raised g a month
or more
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
SAVED TRAIN AND RAN AWAY.
fBy Telegraph to The Trtbune.I


Omaha Dec ls.-David Leahy, track walker
and another employe OF the Chicago. Burlington
& Quincy Railroad discovered a broken rail on a
viaduct the outskirts of Omaha just before
daylight this morning. Leahy tore a lantern from
switch. down the track and tagged the IN
coming Denver and Chicago express The train
stopped within ten feet CT the broken rail- AS the
Passengers focked out TO thank him. Leahy ran
down tae track and disappeared,
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
OKLAHOMA REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

BY Telegraph 20 The TribureI
Guthrie. Okla. Dec. ia convention for the
election OF two delegates the Republican Ma
ton Convention at Chicago summer was
called by Chairman Perry of the 4th Oklahoma
Congress District Committee to-day to meet at
Coalgate. on January 21 Perry himself is a cand-
date for national committeeman from the new
state. lie favors Cash Cade. of shawnee for state
chairman.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
Proposals.

DOST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON. D. C,
October s. le0I-Seaed proposals from patentees o.
their for the sale of Patented devices
intended effect the OF mails moving
will be received at this Department until
Is 1905 All proposals be made accord
specifications which be obtausi from
MEYER, Postmaster General
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
K & e QUIT CHICAGO VAUDEVILLE.

Chicago. Dec. I9.-George Lederer resident man
ager for klaw & Erlanger announced tonight
that the vaudeville bills the Auditorium Theatre
will he discontinued after January l. 1905. Lack of
patronage Is given as the reason for the with
drawaI from the Vaudeville field in Chieago-
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
NITRATE STRIKE GROWING.

Santiago Chilli. Dec 1e-The strike OF nitrate
laborers is growing. and has already spread over
the entire province of Tarapaca More than thirty
plants shut down. and business is at a stand
still.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
NORMAL. COLLEGE or THE CITY OF NEW YORK
" Park Avenue and SiXty-eghth Street
New York, December a. 1907.

\ORMAI- CoiLEtIE- or tis ClIt oF SL-" 1Of'n'
New York, December a. 1907.
AMI%ATIO>. FOR ENTRANCE TO THE HIGH
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT
any under the OF thirteen who is a
res Of New York city. and Ghc has COMPLETE
the CURRICULUM OF the FL ENENTARY COURSE
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION. IS eligible to take
the examinations
cipa OF either a public parochiai. private
good standing. and those holding
Regents elementary certificates diploma OF grad
uatfo a public school Of the city OF New York
examined in Arithmetic. English Grammar and
English Composition only:
subjects and in History OF the United States.
GEOGRAPHY and Drawing
The dates subjects OF examination are fol
lows
Monday. Ian 1s-Candidates present certificates
wedresday Jan 15-Arithmetic IN 4. M-GeoEraphy
in 2 VI.
Thursday Jan 16-GTarnma- IN y h-ttlstory OF
Z s IN 2 NJ
r1-EnEiish in \. M--DvawinS In = NJ
The necessary blank certificates may be had
JOSEPH \ GIIIET.
Acting President
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
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