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New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
CLEW TO ROMER MURDER.
Police Looking for Philadelphia
negro zcifh Ring and Coat.

Orange. y. j. Dec. 16 tSpeciaD--The Orange
police are working to-day on new ciew IN the
Romer murder mystery furnished by the fhlla-
delphia police who sent word that n negro
tried to sell a diamond ring similar to that
worn by Frederick r. Romer to Philadelphia
jeweIler on Friday night The description OF the
man. even to the gold filings in the front teeth
comedies exactly with the appearance of George
Williams, a negro employed at the Park Hotel
who was discharged for dishonesty about three
weeks ago williams was seen near the hotel on
the day before tho murder. He wore no o>et-
coat and had a dress suit case. RorerS over
coat was stolen after the murder. and one IKE
Il was worn by the negro IN Philadelphia
Francis J. Kieb proprietor OF the Park Hotel
said this morning that ne had dlschargeu "ii
,a,ns because he had overcharged a transient
guest twice and had pocketed the money nc
came to me with no references" said Mr. h'ep
this morning. He said he had always been
walter and he did his work fairly we'll He told
me he lived in Philadelphia
Miss Jessie Kieb said the man threatened 10
be revenged for his discharge
Tho cIev thus furnished is looked upon as the
most definite the authorities have had 10 WORK
unon vet though they think 1t somewhat sha'-
tors the vengeance theory and seems 70 make
robbery the motive for the crime But the fact
remains that Romers room was not ransacked
o1cont that his letters were carefully gone over.
Tn. blows inflicted upon Romer, II Is thought.
,vere rather such as would be struck by 4
maniac or a man seeking vengeance. Romer S
watch and ss4 in cash were under his pillow
They were not touched.
Miss Kieb was positive in her belief that rob-
berv was the chief motive. There is no woman
I'm the case" she said. and say that. knowing
what / am talking about i enjoyed MI Ro-
mer's acquaintance for long time. and would
affair.
He was robbed. and the man was noticed oy
Mr. Romer as he was in the act of searching
his pockets for valuabes Mr. Romer struggled
to his feet and getting to the door when
he was struck dowH and forced back to the bed.
where the murderer finished his work lie was
searching among the letters for money. ana
when detected he gave up his search. He WAS
probably frightened after he had killed Mr.
Romer and escaped after tearing off the ring
and grabbing up the overcoat."
Detective Sergeant John Draben, of Orange.
who has charge of the case. in New York
all day Yesterday and did not return until late
hour last night. He said he felt better about
the case than he did yesterday.
Mr Romer's funeral was held this afternoon
in Grace Episcopal Church, Orange. The crowd
in the church overfiowed into the street Spe-
ciaI choral selections were rendered by the choir
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
NEGRO DISFRANCHISEMENT.
TBy Telegraph to The Tribune.


Baltimore Dec 16.-Prominent Democratic
LAWYERS and political leaders. including Senators
Whyte and Rayner, were in conference this af
ternoon on a proposed amendment to the Consti-
tuition disfranchisins negroes in Maryland. Mr.
Straus, Attorney General-elect, submitted a
draft containing a grandfathers clause and ed
ucational naturalization and property qualifica-
tions which brought out a wide difference of
opinion. Politicians from the black counties
Objected to an educational qualification the
ground that the negro with little education was
less desirable than the illterate.
After long discussion 1t was decided to have
Mr. Straus appoint n committee of seven to
formulate a proposition for submission to the
Legislature.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
BRING GOOD NEWS FROM PANAMA.
Colonel Goethals and Governor Blackburn
Tell of Canal Work

Colonel G. ". Goethals. the chief engineer of
the Panama Cana, anc J. c. Blackburn, the Gov
ernor of the canal zone. arrived here yesterday
on the steamer Colon from Cristobal a six
weeks leave of absence. Both spoke encouragingly
Of the the isthmus, Mr.. Blackburn saying
that he well satisfied with civic conditions in
the zone
Work on the canal excavation is progressing
finely said Colonel Goethals. I'VE are literally
making the dirt fly. We have thirty thousand men
ar work now and can easily obtain when
needed. In fact, have turned away many appli-
cants About one hundred who failed to get
work on the canal returned on the Colon this trip
I have been in Panama nine months now and
hogan to feel rather irritable and out
am returning for a rest and taste of cold
weather.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
MISS MARY E. LEWIS is SANE.
So Declared by Sheriff's Jury-May Now Be
Freed from Bloomingdale

Miss Mary Elizabeth Lewis has been declared
sane and competent to manage her estate OF S'Oo-
,so by a sherin's jury in Brooklyn which has been
investigating her for n month The jury re-
turned it's verdict at noon Sunday, after having
been out twenty-four hours.
- the report is sustained by the superintendent
Miss Lewis will be freed from Bloomingdale Asy-
lum. where she was sent by Justice blanchard. Of
the Supreme Court. Manhattan. eighteen months
ago. upon her brothers application
The proceedings to determine Miss Lewiss sanity
were begun on September %. when her half bro
theirs John A. Lewis and Thomas Lewis. and her
sister. Mrs Rosetta Hodgman. obtained writ Of
habeas corpus.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
DOG HAS EMPIRE STATE STATERooM.
DR.. Hogarth's Valuable Great Dane, With
Legs Broken, Coming for Treatment.
rBy Telegraph 30 The Tribune.1


Ruffalo Dec. 16.-Travelling in stateroom
on the Empire State Express, the fastest New
York and Buffalo train, Mike, Great Dane
owned by Dr. William Hogarth, New York
physician and valued at $500, is being hurried
20 one of the dog hospitals of the metropolis.
While playing in the lobby of the Lafayette Ho-
tel this evening with the children OF his owner
Mike became entangled in the revolving door
His body was too long for the compartment and
both of his hind legs were broken when the door
turned He quickly put on an improvised
operating table in his masters apartments, the
broken bones were set and arrangements were
made to hurry him to New York Two Buffalo
veterinarians and DR.. Hogarth are keeping care
full watch over the valuable patient.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
RnRL1rGroN BOZ DIES FROM TErANUs
Effort to Connect Murder Case with fatal
Shooting.
rBy Telegraph TO The Tribune1

rRy Telegraph The Trfbune-l
r,,,r,ineton. Dec 16.-Augustus Rose, eighteen
wears old died in great agony to-day from pioou
noisoning. While walking along the 0aleiii
Road last Thursday Rose said he was sho' VI
rectly over the heart by highwayrnan- AS 'he
shot was giancing one the bullet was oehe0'd'
resulting In a trifing wound his cio'iles '"usA'
,n ,ros severely burned about the neck
and body.
1s,ood no,sonins set In and lockjaw followed
A. erct ft was thought that one of the men
who murdered Edward S. Jefferson, the grocer
a month ago had attempted to take the lie Vi
Pose because of his interest in the case hose
mother reported that the murderers OF JelIersoh
nsssed through her yard. The authorizes d.
Mount Holly say there are witnesses whe Sd"
Rose shoot himself
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
Public Notices.

.-s7-voR -7z work SUPREME COURT. THIRD JUpIcLaL ai-
Rseu Rn ulsef 9i'et County, oss MaT6es.ya tow.
;,oa ;pS a 81 sts4 upps aas
shay Constituting a s aesuIrs see real estate
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noc Ss'fs SereSy gwen
and 5Gss 9 sRpas Ss
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aPT gaan9 29e Or Ulster 1SS "aS on the hsa q das
Of 1907 and affects Paycss css one Kindred
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khsson nc on ,s4:n3aa s 5' 4 Spy ha Of
peeebe az nan thereafter be heard for an
order ooasnos r ms1 s1d be riRStt is Dated
. R4Na Z sderds KET New 7ot
1Trw YORK SUPREME COURT. THIRD JUDIcIAh Isd
n District Ulster aTns Of Dive Marble
town the matter Of ba4es hs sP2ecasa3dn cad
wick Charles "a a @ sh2% % S% YorK 70 acquire
Water sgPpg s01 AND Or on me behalf Of the York
a2t Of IN the he aaT towns 2 Of olive
d%n hG Hurley Ulster New YORK & for bs shs
of Ra.t RSsd9s aS an o ae 6f
ts,,tc notice ia hereby that the underslsned
.be Remaining Commissioners of Appraisal 80
n the above proceeding by an order OF ms
court bearing date April goth lsot anu -.
oGce Of the Clerk Ulster County. at kingston;
on the oath DAY April 1907. "" max 90
SIpreme Court Of the state OF rev horA Ioi
~ nDontment OF iisintereted and competent Tree
in County of New YORK as q Ooll
rofA appraisal such proceeding TOT oectIon
q Reservoir, to ali the vacdlCy 49,
stoned by the resignation OF Henry smith, OF tne Gy
Nau, of Commissioners OF AppEd4Sai
in the above entitled proceeding -, ,.a..o- -. ~
or amended. at SpeclaI Term %
the supreme be held in and 10. the -,ty ~
judicial District Court House. IN the LltS %
Kingston. Ulster County. n Y on DeceIDer Isl, -,
Ion7 at 10 O'Clock the forenoon OF thAl uas "a -
coon thereafter as counsel be hcard- ~, l.
Olive. Marbletown ana tf1r-
L. f-Issr County. York IS be acquired IN Ies
Tor the purpose furnishing additiona supPy -
,,re and wholesome for the city -of Rev fcrs
snI statement OF the bouudWies thereof WIN reI
aIence 10 the map which said real estate IS SHOWN
was contained IN notice duly puoIshed IoL sIs
weeks preceding application for the appointment
which notice proofs OF the pup
iication OF which duly filed In the said ONCE OF tho
clerk Of Ulster County reference IS hereby made
Dated November 23rd, 1907 ~ .r,,o,-cr,
GEORGE HOLMES SMITH JOSA<Atf j. h<A0Df'OSN ~
Commissioners Of Appraisal
kSCJS PESDLETON- Corporation COUNSEL
Once and Postoflcs Address Hall OF f<ecoTds cor
ner Of Chambers and Centre StS Borough OF man
New York
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
PILOT TRANSFERRED AT SEA.

Paul Woodrich of the Sandy Hook pilots who
were unable to leave the ships they were taking
out Saturday on account of the tierceness of the
storm returned 10 port yesterday on the steamer
Philadelphia from San Juan. Woodrich was pilot
ing the Prinz Sigismund. of the Atlas service of
the Hamburg American Line. and was transferred
TO the Red D steamer one hundred and fifty miles
south Of Sandy Hook. Another pilot. M. A. Carr
on board the Dunottar Castle of the Panama Line
was also unable leave his ship, and will probably
not have chance to return before Jamaica Is
reached.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
ECHO OF HAIeHT & FREEsE FAILURE.

Boston. Dec. 16.-Judge Lowell in the United
States Circuit Court to-day allowed additional fees
to James ID. Colt, jr., receiver of the Haieht G.
Freese Company, which has been in his hands for
more than year, and also to other lawyers inter
ested in the case. Mr.. Colt received $4,000 as did
William D. Turber the senior counsel for the re-
ceiver; George Hoague, special counsel for the
creditors $500 and United States District Attorney
a p French counsel for the original creditors in
the case. $3.50. Receiver Colt reported that funds
amounting to $4,000 were now on hand
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
CHECK puzzLEs GRAND JURY

The grand jury summoned Frank A. Huck. cash
Ter for the law firm of Clifford. Hobbs & Beard
which represents Joseph II. Sulzbacher. the broker
arrested. accused of trying TO get witness to
leave the state, and asked him many ques-
tions yesterday concerning check for 500
which was paid TO Charles +. Hodges, who
turned it is alleged, states evidence. Anson Nc
Cook Beard. of the members of the firm. said
at his home last night that he knew nothing about
any such check.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
JUST A CHANCE FOR GLAZlER.

Chelsea Mich, Dec. Estate Treasurer Frank
P Glazier, whose financial troubles have resulted
in the closing of the Chelsea Savings Bank the
Glazier Stove Company and demand from Gov
ernor Warner for Mr. Glaciers resignation, is de-
clared to-day to have just fighting chance for
his life Mr.. Gazier, who has suffered from pneu-
monia was stricken with attack of vavular
lesion of the heart Saturday. and the attack was
renewed last night.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
KNITTING MILL BURNS; LOSS, s150,000.

Trov n Y Dec. 16.-Fire broke out early this
morning in the four story structure known the
Harmony Knitting MIL in Hudson street, on the
hank of the Champain Canal. Waterford The
b,silsing was part brick and part wood. The mill
WAS destroyed The loss will be in the neighbor-
hood OF $4,000. and is partly covered by insur-
snce No cause for the fire is known. One hun
erod and fifty cperatives are thrown out of
ploymeEt-
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
FIVE YEARS FOR BLACK HAND MAN

Vincenzo Carbone. who was arrested for sending
BLACK Hand letters to Cyrus Arnone, fruit dealer
of No SAG Eas. 18th street demanding money was
sentenced to five years in Sing Sing prison yester-
dav bv Judge Grain in Part of the Court of Cen
eraI Sessions His companions, Paolo Cas;elano
and Anesto Corella were sentenced to Elmra Re
formatory for an indefinite period.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
WESTINGHOUSE DIVIDEND DECLARED.

Pittsburg Dec. 16-At a meeting to-day of the
directors of the Union Switch and Signal Company
a WESTINGHOUSE concern, the regular quarterly
div,dend of 3 per cent the common and preferred
stock was declared.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17

Newburg n. Y, Dec. 16.-The Central Hudson
Steamboat Company announced to-day the close Of
upriver navigation The steamers Martin and
Tremper, of that lIne made their last trip OF the
season between Newburg and Albany to-day.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
.nnns wIEE AND FRIEND FINED.

Acting Judge Robert Miller in the First Criminal
Court Jersey City, yesterday morning fined Edgar
r3reden an actor with the Peter Pan" company;
his wife Ella Breden, and Charles Lloyd Roberts,
SO each on charges of disorderly conduct at the
pennsvlvanta Railroad station where Breden acci-
dentally met his wife, whom he supposed to be in
England in company with one of his oldtime
friends.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
TWO FLEE NASSAU COUNTY JAIL.

Mfneola, Long Island. Dec 1.-two more va
grants escaped from the Nassau County jail here
to-day Three vagrants got away last week. and
John Moore who had one moro day 10 serve. ana
lanes Russell who had until December is to serve
did exactly as did the men last week. They
wheeled barrows of broken stone to the pile out
side the wall and then ran.
Sheriff elect Foster has notihed the Board OF Su-
,arsors that owing TO the stone breaking Industry
=, the tail more keepers will be needed after
Ian j
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
Stern Brothers
Dressmaking and
Ladies' Tailoring Dep'ts
For a limited period orders will be accepted ior
Tailored. Suits, Street and Evening uowns
Special Concessions from Regular Prices
tTHRD FlOoR
West Twenty-third Street
SPECIAL MENTION.

aSr.rtfs.ment. admitted into these columns are
,.,omme,dea TO the readers Of The Tribune thor
onebIy reliable business be done by mall with
the advertiser with perfect safety.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
LOUIS JAMES GETS "PEER oYNr..

Louis James purchased yesterday the late Rich
ard MansfeId's production of Peer Gynt," and it
was made known that it will be the only play in
which he will be next 1t is his pur-
pose to quit for time in,personations of Shakes
pearian characterA.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Frank DeK- Huyler, whose candy. factory
badly damaged by fire last Friday night, sent a
check yesterday for 500 to the fremen's pension
fund in appreciation of the work done by the fire.
men.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17

The six Cinnamon arrested in gambling raid
on No. % Pell street on Sunday Were arraigned
before Magistrate Corrigan in the Tombs police
court yesterday and discharged for lack of evil
dence-
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17

The tenth annual dinner of the Society of the
Genesee will be held in the grand ballroom of
the waIdorf-Astoria Saturday evening. Feb
ruary s. 1905 Among the guests of the evening
will be The supervisors of Livingston County.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17

The twelfth annual dinner of the Dutchess Coun-
ty Society will be held Saturday evening, jan
uary IS, 1906 at the Plaza Hotel. Among the
speakers VIII be Governor Hughes and Lieuten-
ant Governor Lewis S. Chanler.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
Proposals.

|ONsTRUCTION OF oTARTEkS:-FoRT WOOD. WOOD y, IN
1 w III T1ecember IA, 1907--Sealed proposals IN
1,icste for the construction. including piainplns'
electric wiring and electric lighting nxtures'
'dorhe set of Captains quarters at this posi-
OF racsived here IL 30 a January l"'
nns and then opened Informa ton furnished on S ap
is'o' I the right TO reject
plicauioth, h,5s Envelopes should be marked Proposai
or or PubIic Building. and addressed to the uhuer
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17

Lawrence f. Smith, who arrested for pass
ing a worthless cheek on Tiffany Co.
raigned in the Court of General Sessions yester-
dav before Judge Whitman and sentenced to four
years and naif in Sing Sing.
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a RENT.

TO ORIENT July and August. In beauuful Prospect
Park South, Brooklyn, near Brighton Beach II. r..
detached house, furnished; II rooms. and bath;
large plaza. Address. or cell. S6 Marlborough
road, Brooklyn.
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for the sale OF two blocks at Long Beach
az the site for n al 900, 900 hotel TO be erected
by Jason Waters OF the Windsor Hotel. Allan
tic city. One wing OF this hotel will be ready
for occupancy by spring Of next year. The
deal was completed In the ONCE OF MIR. Inter
myer, attorney for Mir Waters, The hotel
will be CONSTRUCTED OF reinforced concrete.
modate 800 guests II will cover two blocks.
Nos. IN2 and so. The former Is 760X35OS3pO
x760 and the latter measures l5oX y:joS7 100.
The property extends 500 feet along the
board walk. This site Il directly in front
OF the present Long Beach Hotel.
Edgar 4 Curtis la We sold mart Of the Smith
and Rtch farms 81 Ridge1eld Conn con-
will he developed,
4 trolley line only about 4 mile in length
under indeoendent ownership and ma lA ge-
ment has received its certificate Of necessity
from the Sttte board ot Railway ConImis-
sinners, and IT. applice ton for a franchise
will come IN Lefore the Board Of Estimate
and AppoItionmcnt elrly In July. Track
granted. The road. runs north on Van Ait
avenue, Astoria. through the Fast River
Heights trItt Of the Rickert- finlqy Reqlty
Company. which own 6.lOn feet Of front lge
on Van. MIST avenue, and has arranged for
the Caritn necessary t. build and equip the
new line. From Flushing avenue Il viii
either le extended t. the Ninety-secOnd
~ that EH.t River ! eight. vil have direct
connection Tor one fare y it'll the ferry, The
dist tnCe u only six blocks.
Among the sales effected In the Floral Park
development Of the McCornbck Rel EetSte
Company lAst week we're the following: Six
lots on ne snuthw est side Of Floral Parkway
betweeA Cedar and Poplar streets: seven
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lots on the southw ct side Of Floral Parkway
between Poplar and Belmont streets. ten
lots on the northeast side Of tlorIl PARKWAY.
between rinc street ard Cnrnstion avenue
eight lots on the south side ~ CarnHtion
avenue. etween III, inheld avenue and Pop
lar street twelve lots on tho north side Of
CtrnatiDn avenue. between belmont and
Birch streets four lUt~ on tho south side of
Cypress street. DetN cen Floral lArkWHy
and Birch street seven let on the north
side of Oak street. bet y cen lorlar and Birch
streets; five lots on the north side of Willow
street, between Floral Parkway and Chestnut
street six !, l. on toe eItt side NJ Birch street,
\ et Seen Pine and Aspen street. and u num-
brr OF two lot plo-'. The total aggregated
los lots. valued ri about t97,0O Plans we're
flied for three neS CIV cliings n occupy ri .
on CIrnltiIn avenue and Floral PARKWAY
The comp any has also secured IT, plans ( r
the sI?.0n OfiCc structure which will re
present ed n resident Of the tract whom tho
pruI critics nave tCCn NUIn.
Arrangements nave been made with the
Long Island RAILROAD. whereby a continuous
system of private parking win APPEAR on either
side ~ the trncl, throughout he entire lCigth
of Garden City f~fiutesN and on two lines
~ railroad the main line and the Hampstead
branch. Between the propfrty OF Garden
city Estates and the m ituHd property, both
Of which viii be terraUed and kept is a private
lawn, will APPEAR a priyet hedge with lands
cape "a rden snectE Inside and ~ 10 a point
where Il borders on a boulevard ~ nmcSdam
ample set by Garden CITY Estates if followed
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Private Sales,

TwENTY-EIGHTH STREET.-Amy H. Cole
man., Valentino Schaefer. August Hink and
others have sold No. l40 to l4s West Tween
ty-eighth street. three five story tenements
and two stables, on plot 1923 .6x9s o. to Mat
thew Micolino, who has resold the property
10 the Clysmic Construction Company,
which will erect an eleven story loft build
ing on the site.
teeTH STREET Edward. G. H. Vogler sold
for George Schmitt to Caroline Ross No. Is6
West l3Bth street. a six story new law apart
nlent house. on iot 50. 2Xg0 II.
ieoT,H STREET Louis Becker 4 Co. have
sold for James Flood the two story frame
dwelling at No. ai6 West l6Oth street, Oh. lot
25X09 II. to Eugene l.. Louis.
PARK AVENUE. 4. r. Kat2 has sold for
Schoenstein 4 Wellish to Jacob Hyman the
six story fiat At Nos. 1888 and 1870 Park
avenue, Oh plot 50.6Xs9.
THIRTI-NlNTH STREET The FIVE story
brick tenement on lot 25X9s.0 at No. $50
West Thirty-ninth street is reported to have
been sold.
PITT STREET. Charles l.. Singer has bought
No, So Pitt street. three and four story
buildings. on lot is.6Xi00N IRE gular.
LIND AVENUE, Louis Weekes has sold for
H, Lautenschla ger two lots on the east side
Of Lind avenue. 300 feet south OF l7Ist
street.
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generally on Long Island will ultimately
make this one Of the most beautiful show
spots III this country.
On SATURDAY. July, g., an auction sale will
he held at Bayport. l.. ], at which seventy.
SIX plots, avera ging I00yiSO feet, each will
ht sold by the. Bankers Realty and Security
Company Of the. Times Building, New YORK.
BHypori station II two blocfs from the prop
erty. which is highly restricted and is sur.
rounded by the simmpr residences. Of New
York business men. The land fronts on
Great South Bay and the Merrick road, and
Is not in The same category with the usual
suburban lot. Bayport Is a ~favorite place
Tor summer homes with people OF refined
tastes.
IN. New York Suburban land rornpapy
Is opening a new development AT Hicksvillr,
on the main line of the Ions Island Re abroad.
The tract about TO be placed on the market
consists n 400 lots. Hioksyille has fine wnter.
grs. electric lighted streets, maca d aIniyed
avenues, fire and police departments, churches
aud, good stores Of all finds. The Long Island
i'atlroad Company Ia Just starting worE
on a new depot, which will cost 500 900, and
ths third rail electric system viii be Installed.
C.. Dudley Allen Is d%eveloplng n lumber
Of properties At Carmel, hfty miles from
New York on the Putnam Division Of he New
YORK Central and twenty minutes drive over
good roads west OF the Brewster station.
The new colony DEVELOPMENT AZ Bay
company "a an interesting one. Membership
ton to John B, Creighton, who 10 secretary