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New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
TR4INMEN WON'T STRIKE
Long Island Road Makes agreement
zcith EmplOyeS.

The trainmen of the Long Island Railroad have
Withdrawn their demands and there win be no
strike. General Superintendent McC,rra, VIlentir e
Fitzpatrick, senior grand master of tae Brother
hood of Railroad Tranmen, and Mes srs. Hcyt
Aber Hammond and Davis laid a conference yes
terday and arrived at a cettlament.
The men withdrew 1hcir demands AMI 10th sides
signed agreement which roes into effect on
January l. 1903. Under this contract the tlainmen
VIII receive more liberal compensation for both
short and long runs.
At the close of the conference Superintendent
McCrea Issued the following statement.
The men appreciate the fact t,at the Long ISL
and Railroad has made iarge Increases in wages
IN the last eighteen months and they have
agreed to withdraw their demands for an increased
rate at this time As a res lit u have signed an
agreement this afternoon that Will become effective
January 1905 TO remain in effect for one year
from that date This agreement will uot increase
the present daily rate. ouI viii provide for pay
ment of overtime on a more equitable basis than
at present. Some minor changes have also been
made in the rules and reg ala lions governing train
men.
"As far the settlement is concerned il is salts
factory TO hoth the company ard the men We
feel that within the next six months With large in
creases in our business will be better able 10
care for an increased rate of pay
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
VANDERBILT TESTIFIES.
Tells Grand Jury He Is Anrious to
Drop Vanity Boz Case.

William K Vanderbilt. jr, appeared before
the grand jury yesterday to testify in the inves
tigation Of the case against Costa Meras, a
Greek waiter at Sherry'sa in whose possession
was found a vanity box belonging to Mrs. Van
derbilt, which she lost at dinner she had given
her friends at the restaurant last winter. Mrs.
Vanderbilt managed TO escape the subpoena
servers Mr.. Vanderbilt said that he was not
anxious. nor was his wife, TO press the COM
plant against the waiter, especially as the van
ity box had been recovered.
isn't this new thing. for you to be before
the grand jury?" asked a reporter.
Why. yes" said Mr.. Vanderbilt; that is. in
this capacity But you know. I served
grand juror down in Nassau County last year
But I'll have 10 admit that I've seen the inside
of this grand jury room before"
Mr. Vanderbilt had reference to his meeting
with the District Attorney at the time Mr.
Jerome after Richard Garfield. The grand
jury did not hand down an indictment against
Meras. and it is likely that he will go free.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
BINGHAM TRANSFERS CAPTAINS
Langan Sent to Coney Island and Pinkerton
70 Fifth Avenue Station.

Police Commissioner Bingham announced vester-
eay afternoon that for the good Of the service he
bad transferred Captain James J. Langan 10 Conev
E.ena and sent Captain Alexander Pinkerton from
toney Island 10 the Fifth avenue station m tala
tne place of Captain Langan. Captain john W
A@rHel was transferred from the Prospect PARK
o'4tlon 10 Hamburg avenue, "here there has been
2 lieutenant In command, following The retfrer,en,
oi Adam Z. cross. former inspector
Three applications for retirement were e,sptad
YESTERDAY to leutenants who had been +ransfe, YEA
RON the Manhattan detective bureau Tbev xUere
1"nn Mooney, VINO had been duty in the Gates
agslhc station. Brooklyn. appointed October
4Isb Jonn J. Dolsn from the BROOKLYN detacti,,a
t1ieau. appointed January :. 1855, and James Price
ron the Flushing avenue station. Brooklyn an
.,-pH August J. 1911 They eli fouad disk duty
ssct.- - i'h % 9A'vVe
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
STEAMBOATS,.
Hudson River
BW WavlimhG,

Paiatial Steamers ''HBNDRICK HUD-
SON" ''NBW YORK" and ALBANY
or the Hudson River Day Line, fastest and
nnest river boats in the world.
Lv Is klyn. Fulton st 10Y Annex 500 a. NJ
DeSbrosseS st. Pier. ..-.-...S:40 %
West 42d St.........--..9:OO "a
West 129th St.....-.-.. 80 -
Landing at Honkers, West Point. New
onrgh. Poughkeepsie. Kingston Point. Cats
XIII. Hudson and Albany. Daily. except
sunday. Special trains q Catskill Mts. re
sorts and Saratoga, and easy connections
10 al! points East North and West Through
tickets and baggage checked at offices Of
=, \ Transfer Co. Through rail tickets
between n. Y. and Albany accepted. Most
dehghtful Cne-day outings to West Point
NeWourEh, OF Pokeepsie returning on down
oo3t- Restaurant open at A. NJ. MUSIC
On and after June 22d, the steamer al
oany will make trips TO Poughkeepsie and
return, daily. except Sunday. leaving New
1ork one hour later than regular boat and
making same intermediate landinss with
addition Of Cornwall.
STEAMER MARY POWELL
Leaving Desbrosses St. at I:45 P NJ:
West 42d ST. Z. NJ; West 10Th St. 2.a6
+ NJ. daily. except Sunday for Highland
rails. West Point Cornwall Newburgh
New Hamhurgh Milton. Poughkeepsie'
Ro1dout and Kingston. Orchestra on board
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
STORAGE NOTICES.

THE CLINTON STORAGE WAREHOUSES.
OFFICES, 243 AND 245 EAST 95TH ST,
NEW YORK.-Mrs W. ]. Barrett. Mrs.
Eleanor Barrett Mr.. and Mrs Edward
Rolen. Kate Purnes. Miss Susan A. Clark.
Mrs Mary F Corrigan Mr.. +. Colllgan.
Cowperthwait & Sons. for Mr.. p T
White. Mrs ]. Daily. Mrs A. Dearborn.
Mrs Eliza Hance. Miss Kate Hanly Mr..
Harry L. Jones, Clara Kashel Miss T.
Keegan Mrs b Kenneally. Mrs. l. B. La
Mon. Emma Lang. Robert J Long. Mrs
a. V. r. Morris. Mrs Winneford Murray.
Miss Mary F. Murphy. Mrs. Mary McVeny,
Mr. William o. Dwyer. Charles F. Pitney.
Elizabeth Prescott. James H Sloan. Will
lam smith Mrs. Annie Supple: You and
each OF YOU are hereby notified that the
time for the payment OF this company's lien
upon the property herinafter described hav-
ing expired after due notice thereof had
been given you, this company will cause
such property. TO wit household goods. per
sonal effects and merchandise stored by you
In its warehouses. to be sold at public auc-
ton. according 20 the statute in such case
made and provided. at these warehouses.
243 and 245 East S5th st. New York City
on Wednesday. July 10th. 1907. at 10 a. m.
and will be continued zach succeeding
Wednesday AT the same time and place.
until the sale Is completed t. G. ELLIS
WORTH. General Manager. New York
Juno 20. 1907.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
LOUISIANA WASPs FOR AFRICA.
lny Telegraph o The Tribune. ]


New Orleans, June 19.-At the request of the Pas
teur Institute of France, cargo OF Louisiana
wasps known horse guards" will be shipped on
July u by the Louisiana Crop Pest Commission 70
Aleiers, 10 exterminate horsefiies- The wasps.
which were gathered in Cameron Parish, will be
sent IN refrigerated baskets. with the pup OF the
insect.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
KALTORY sTEAMSETP CD.

I1--as- N|-N A-f1slaT --AL D
Fleet OF Magnificent modern steel steam
ships. Finest service In every depart
mvnt. DeIghtful voyages on the At
lantic Ocean and the Gulf OF Mexico.
All sallinEs tlom Pier II or 10, l.. r..
near Fulton st. at II noon.
DIRECT SERVICE NEW YORK TO
GALVESTON. Tex. Tues. Thurs. sat
MOBILE. A la .--- Fridays or Saturdays
BRUNSWICK. Ga Fri. Key West sat.
Connection at Key West via z & O.
steamers for Cuba and points in Florida.
Finest train service from various ports
10 points IN the Great West. South. and
Southwest. including Georgia, Alabama.
louisiana Oklahoma Arizona. Texas.
New and Old Mexico. Kansas. Colorado.
Utah. Nevada and California.
Tickets reservations Bills Ladiug. and
all information. 290 Broadway, COY Reads
ST. and So south near Fulton St
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
ANERLCAN LTIIE From Pier I2. y. r.

AEER4CAN TINE From Pier -, n, p;
LfMOUTH-C SOUTHAMPTON
Philadelphia June % New York July 8
ST Paul. June - st. Louis July IS
RED STAR LIME f. EroT n Fier e
NEW YORk-DOVE OVER-ANTWERP
ICELAND June -. PM Kroonland July 19
Naderld d.July 6,1 30 PM iceland July %
WHITE STAR LINE 81 eroT Y FieF r
NEW YORk-Q' NSTOWN
'Ceiric June 20 1890 PM ARABIC July 4
'geltic.June -, $40 An 'Baltic. ...J July II
PLY tMoCTH-CHERB SOUTHAMPTON
'TeutoUic. June % 10 AM Majestic. July 10
Oceanic July 3,12.3oPM '+Adriatic.July II
New, -. coo tons. has Elevator.
Gymnasium. Turkish Baths and Band
NEW NORk-AZORES- -NEDITERRA'AN
''REfIt- juno ~. noon 'ROMANIC July IL
ROSTpN-AZORES- -MEDITERRA MEAN.
'tANoPIC June % / PM. Aug 10. II AM
PASSENGER OFFICE. BROADWAY.
Freight ofioe. Whitehall Bldg Batterv PI
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
Mediterranean Service.
HAMBUBr-8MERTCAN T.YNp.
TWIN SCREW EMPRESS AND PASSEN-
GER SERVICE.

PiymOuth-Cher5OUrg Hamburg
'Amerika. June 20. mn P'nsylvania. July
p Line n.June p. ppm * serinCn). July II
- tschl' d June 27,6AM sBatavia..-J July Is
" alCersee June %. 5 AM 'Amerika July Is
among special features of these vessels
are; Grill Room Gymnasium. Palm Garden.
Iitz-Carlton Restaurant. Elevators. Electric
baths. New. sHamhurE direct
AIp1jtp11.a nom, Atorx-ico
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
To-day's Opportunities

Is CT. Black TaffetaS. ...<.... .AY
Rich Black Taneta siIks-27 inches wide,
soft or rustic fnish-wear guaranteed
Limit-2O Yards.
SO CT. MohairS. .......... "a
/ summer wsisht-browu green. black and
light and dark navy-nothing more de-
sirable for Summer suits and skirts as
they do not gather dust and are light and
[ cool.
/ Limit-i2 Yards
z and IS CT. Embroi1eries z
I Cambria and Nainsook-good widths for
trimmings and skirt Enthusiastically
/ Open-work patterns.
Limit-2O Yards
IS Ct. Princess Yoiles. ......... TX
| Copies Of fine aII-wooI goods-shsdov
: ehecks. snowflake sprtnklings and neat
/ ngGres-isht shades; also green. navy
| and brown
/ Limit-15 Yards
1215 Ct. Sumner Suitings... a1$
Light gray and black-and-whtte pIaidz
I such as you see In wool dress Soods-rs-
markably effective when unads IN snt,
] coat or shirt waist suits
Limits Yards
- CT. Domef Flannels. TX
/ Extra wide-Pure white-sof,. reecy na,
/ on both sides: very desirabls for wornen's
and Children's wear.
/ Limits Yards
19 CT. India LinOuS. S......... IL
/ 40 inches wide-mads OF me eorbAs
/ Egyptian yarn-sheer. nne qusllty-ror
Women's and children's Summer gowns
Linit-I5 Yards.
1219 CT. W0men's H'dk's.8
All lnen-narrow H Sine quality.
Limit-One Dozen
Specials in Toilet Articles
French's Superior Bay Rum
s-oz- bottls-resularly 16 cents. 10
Limit-Three
Violet Toilet Soaps-S cakes In box-
| regularly Is cents-special. . q
/ Lmlt-Three.
ES CT. Stamped Linens. "a
! Fine h s Darnask Scarfs and saua-sA
| stamped IN pretty designs-iTx5o 4 sOxsn
LAmit-Three Pieces.
sl.49 Crochet Spreads. ..-....- IS
Extra quslity-heavy. yet soft-no starch
or dressing-wilI wash up closer-varieey
[ Of patterns-canrot Be bought to-day Ia
/ 23-caSe lots at the price for which We
ofer them. and even at that the whole
sale cost Is constantly Advancing-BUY
| NOW!
IImir-Two
50 CT. Cushion Ruffling. ... "a
scrirn cushion rurninz. with draw string
| 5 inches vide-4.z yd. piece-tn vexy
prettiest colors and patterns-
L!rlit-Two Pieces
/ Heatherbloom TafetA- A---.--.--.. 20
,rders for the Fore going
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
BUSINESS CHANCES.

10000 BUYS 2l3-acr farm. free and
clear: ls-Tpom house. two barns, two
cottages carriage and TOOL house outbuild
Inrs etc. location prominent town on the
Hudson: only one mile from station: all
Inn!ernents necessary for farming. build
incs have all improvements. one mile water
front: cause of selling this beautiful farm
owner has manufacturing business in Jersey
civ. y j. We pay all railroad expenses
10 see this farm For full particulars an
plv personally Mcdonald Virgins Co. ~
Broadway.
SO. 600 BUYS wholesale and retail family
Hluor store. horse. wagon route. etc,
,st,hIisbcd ; years. business last year,
S3I 900, location 81 ave, this city, good
stock on hand. nicely equipped for The bust
ness FUN particulars at Mcdonald Wig
gins CO. 25I Broadway.
ICE CREAM and confectionery store 10
Gated 3d ave. New York, all appliances
for making ice cream, splendid business,
price 50 600 Particulars at Mcdonald
Virgins Co. 25T Broadway
s3.oa0 BUYS one third interest fabric
manufacturing business. now in opera
tlon: location this city,; capital needed IN
the business McDoEald-Wiggins Co. 237
Broadway.
s. OoO BI1YS half interest publishing busi-
ness. now in operation. New York City.
uttle competition in this line OF publishing.
canital 10 be expended In the business: big
nr66ts: highest standing Apply Mcdonald
Virgins Co. 237 broadway
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20

TOI RlST BUREAU.
r. r tickets hotel recommendations and
general information about foreign travel
travellers checks good all over the world
OFFICE 81 BROADWAY y Y
Phone 1900 Rector Piers Hobokep
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20

OCEAN STEAMERS.
NOR ITH GERMAN LLOYD.
Fast Express Service


PLYMOUTH-CHER ERBOURG-BREMEN.
Kaiser. July >, 10 AN K. VIM, II Aug 6
X. Vim. II I.July 8. Il AN Kronprinz Aug. 13
krcnprinz July 1G Q AM Cecilie(new)Au
Kaiser. July 80, 10 AN Kaiser .- Aug. -
Twin-ScreW Passenger Service.
PLYMOUTH-CHERB OURG-BREMEN
Friedrich. June 20. 10 AM Kurfrerst. July Is
p. Alice. June -. 10 AM Friedrich. July %
Bremen. July /, 10 AM P Alice Aug
Bdrbar sa July II. 10 AN Bremen. Aug.
Mediterranean Service
B'LTAR-NAPLES- GENOA. AT II AM.
X Albert. June % X. Albert Aug 3
2. Irene. -...J July b z. Irene. zee. Aug. II
'Neckar. 30. July 10 h. Luise. Aug 81
K. Luise July - X. Albert. ..- Sept
@Omits Genoa
From Bremen Piers Sd & 4th SITS. Honoken.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD TRAVELLERS
CHECKS GOOD ALL OVER THE WORLD.
OELRlCHS & CO, No. Broadway. y. Y.
Louis II. Meyer. 1Ol6 Walnut St. Phia.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
MACHINERY.

AT REDITCED PRICES second hand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed; machinery bought and ex-
changed GEO. n. EDDY. 39S Madison at
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
Mediterranean Servic,

TO APLES-GENOA.
TMoltke July >. il AM; Sept. 3. oct IS
1H4mhcrs Aug. l3. noon. Sept. -, Nov. .
HAS Grillroom> tHas Gymnasium.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20

French's Superior Bay Rum
s-oz- oottls-regularly 16 cents. IN
Linltt-Three-
Violet Toilet Soaps-S cakes In box
regularly Is cents-special. . q
Ltmlt-Three.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
50 Ct. Table Damasks ......... 81

Nercerized-extra quality-purs white
Iook like satin and keep so after washing
-tiS inches wide Goods that are scarce
az full price,
Iimit-6 Yards.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
f9 CT. India IinNrs.

40 inches wide-mads OF rna ro-,h.5
Egyptian yarn-sheer. fne quallty-ror
vomen's and children's summer gowns
Linit-15 Yards
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
50 CT. Stamped Linens.

Fine h Darnask Scarfs and Suua-ss-
stamped IN pretty dssigns-iTx5o q sOxsn
Idmit-Three Pieces.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
III Ct. Women,s E'dx,k
Specials in Toilet Articles

All hnen-narrow H Sine quality.
Limit-One Dozen
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
IL CT. Domef FlanneIs.

Extra wide-Pure White-sOft. r>ecy IA,
on both sides: very desirable for women's
and Children's wear.
Ltmit-1S Yards.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
500 Il. S. Table Sets. s...... z.9e

, 70
All unen-pure white bieach-foral and
conventional designs with handsome oor-
ders- $40 cloth and dozen napkins-one
Of those exceptional opportunities un-
known elsewhere
I.tmit-One.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
90 c.. Men's Underwear. -.

" 60 E4~-- > --1~1- v
Ribbed Ralbriggan shirts and Drawers
shirts with satin bands and pearl put
tous-drawers have double seats-a-I
sizes
Limit-Two Each.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
s Ct. Diced TOWellings

Full bleached - Colored borders : this
tovelling cannot he purchased to-day az
wholesale for the price we name.
LImit-l2 yards.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
1215 G.. Sumner Suitings 8

Light gray and black-and-white plaids-
such as you see In wool dress soods-rs-
markaoly effective when made Up into
coat or shirt waist suits
Limits Yards
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
sl.Aq Crochet Spreads

Extra quslity-heavy. Yet soft-no starch
or dressing-wiN wash up closer-varteey
Of patterns-canrot Be bought to-day Ia
23-case lots at the price for which We
orer thems and even at that the whole
sale cost Is constantly advancing-BUY
NOW!
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
II c. Unbleached Sheetings, i

a. width. for three-quarter and full size
h.ds-viN bleach pure white, and wash
up even closer-Buy while you can az
this price.
Iinit-IO Yards
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20

Handsone aIl-linea satin pamask
TovveIs with white or cold borders and
tied fringe-nOt skinny size. but tul'y
40 inches long without fringe
Iimit-FOur.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
$40 Ingram Art Squares. 1.s9

Desirable tonlngs in red. green, oak
large and small designs-Sx2 yds.-sood
dining room size
Limlt-One.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-04
BREEZY BUNCH OF
GOTHAM GOSSIP
HUNDREDS DISAPPEAR IN NEW
YORK YEARLY AND NEVER
ARE HEARD FROM.
ESCORTS FOR WOMEN
Who Attend Theatcrs the Very Latest
in MetropoIis-May curtaiI
Marriages--The city's
Juvenile Offenders.

New York, Feb. Enrolled IN
the city's army Of lost and missing
that vas the fate Of i25 persons M
New York the city OF mysteries. IA +
year. One and al they vanished
Ineyer 10 be heard Of again, and van
'shed IN the most commonplace man
ne9 simply stepping ou OF thslr
homes offices or hotels In the mi st
commonplace way in the majority of
cases, and failing either to return of
to leave any clue whatever behind
them In the last decade this list
which Increasing each year totalled
enough to populate a fair sized wes
ern town. To the question Where 90
they so, there Is only the grim he
pig Of the police, "Oh, some kin thor..
selves, some start life all over some
where else. ONE sneak back after
q few Yeas and live In secrecy. ana
sone-Why nobody knows what h
comes OF them. They just disapp all
Accord ng to these igu4cs one pals II
ont OF every 10000 in New fsrk
dhi9u1a htFtl t& tctu3B@-H FIthAsF
startling percentage Coupled with
these figures are others hardly less
interesting, which how that out of
total Of 22l3 child On folad III tAe
police during the year, 4iG or about
20 per cent were never claimed. OF
the 372 bodies found during 1906
only It's we're Identified. the IA nata
ing 25i remaining unknown 81
from the ranks If the young, the old
and the dead. the past year III New
Iptk furnished nearly 1000 mysteries
IN which the chief chagaetcs either
slisnp pnEared Il o. was never maze
Known hy Identification Less fiaH
one ffth Of the disappearance can
be laid 70 the door Of mental I'M on1tl.
ness. No one krows the reason no
one ever knows lhn explanation IsH'
every year new hundreds are iied
to the city's army Of lost missing
and unidentified" j"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-04
Strap ttanaers Golnn

Although such a prophesy seems
! like the dream Of disordered imagina.
tion. IL Is announced that the tire Is
aImos' a hand which win mark the
beginning OF the disappearance Of the
New Yorker with one shou,de. chr3n
ically higher than the other from
long continued hanging to straps IA
street cars The genius straphacEer
il 20 20 Al least that is the plan ia
connection with the open ng next fail
of certain tunnels under the river b.
tween New York and Hoboken. Right
here however the 10 ey dream of the
New Yorker who has hung 10 straps
in tho cars for years fades ana disap-
pers. He is to be eliminated, not Dy
giving him a seat, but by the charm
ngly simple eXpedient of doing away
with he straps Naturally If there
are NJ straps there can be no strap
hanger. What could be more beauti
ful? SO the street car patron is not
10 be assured OF a seat after all. an1
moreover if the strap hanger is tp
make his exit the pole hanger viii
probably sep forward as his su-ce5-
sc-. IN placa OF his fay5rite trap. the
'g of which would doubtless cause
much rrow 10 the habit ridden New
Yorker he IS to have a rice shi1cT
upright steel rod to cling TO. In the
aarHels iu question the cars will con
tain TOW of IN se poles along e5ch
.ije ,f he car. jus. in from Of the
seats extending from foor ID ceF ne.
Their advantage is obvious fr they
can Doe reached by anyone irsesp pacfive
NJ height and where only one or two
rer ons could hang TO strap. a
dozen or two can SWARM lise befs
around the nice shinoy pr'es luleel
Mr.. Peary's efforts 10 discover the
pole sh rld now he et ~ nagsl -
patrons 0t the naw tunnels
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-04
TELL OF MONKS FIGHT
Latin Monks Not TO Blame FOR
Sacred Grotto Affair.

Rome, Feb. 3.-The Tribune. in a
semiodicial communication concern
ing the recent fight between Francis
can. Armenian and Greek monks, in
the sacred gro'to at Bethlehem. says
tnat ON January % an Italian F.ancis
an monk went to burn the can dies
in the grotto. Armcuians Officiating
at their altar prevented him from
pa a,siug. and q acFej md felIc1 lm
with sticks other Franc scars rushed
- his rescue In a general Eight aHa
Italian, one Spanish and three Az
menian Greek monks were wounded.
Ine Italian con ul al Jerusalem
went to Bethlehem and opened an l1-
qrify Armcu'ans say that the quarrel
began because the Franciscan in
s.-ted on passing without waiting for
Ife Ar mnian ceremony 10 end. The
inquiry by the local authorities was
favorable tu 'he - 70 monks and the
Italian consul ls uos seeking to have
the guilty ran.stoI
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-04
RIVAL. CATHOLICS
CLASH IN CHURCH
INAUGURATION OF APOSTOLIC
ORGANIZATION NEARLY
ENCS IN RIOT.
POLICE STOP BLOODSRED
BY Clearing Holy Edifice Of Militant
Catholics Who Tried to Break
Up Services Leh BY Arch
bishop Villate.

Paris, Feb, 3-Only the presenc
of the police prevented a bloody rio
at the old Bamabite monastery
which has been rechristenel thl
/ Church of the Holy Apostles, whe
the French Apostolic Catholic church
was inaugurated today
The announcement OF the attempt
to organize a schsm had stirred ur
the militant Catholics who organlzet
a hostile reception with the intention
| of breaking up the services Hand
bills were distributed containing the
words Of a popular air describing
Archbishop Vilatte head Of the Inde
pendent Catholic movement in
America, as an American monkey,
whom M. BRAND, minister Of public
instruc ion aud worship dd.ired to
make Ffelch Pope
Trouble Starts Early.
Several thousand persons were out.
side the church and scores Of others
penetrated the already crowded build
ine Int Iuptions commenced as soon
as Father Roussin, the pastor q tae
church began hi. sermon welc3m ng
the approaching Catholic independ.
ence and the dawnng Of the day
when all churches OF Jesus Christ
will unite in Christian charity
When he thanked Archbishop vi
latte for aiding the French Catholics
in establishing The first church say,
ing he was conseeratea by the Pa
triarch OF Antioch, the successor of
ST Peter, a shout in the rear of he
edifice, he Is exconlmun' Gated" was
the signal for a general tumult and
sFsatAHf Rpaasin was ansfig cosnpslie'i =
to ask that the police BE- Summoned.
About SO persons were expelled
from the church and quiet was peac.
tically maintained until Archbishop
VilaUe appeared on the altar in the
robe and m'tre Of an archbishop IN
stantly The din began again with re-
doubled force, almost drowning his
words
BIesses Those Who Jeer.
Nevertheless. he calmly continued
saying he had been a missionary for
% years but no savage tribe had ever
prevented him speaking, and ~
cluded saying: Even to those who
interrupt and reyile ne say | viii |
not eEcommunicate. | wish you no in. |
Col be with you. Amen"
A score or more of other persons I
were 'hcn elected before Archbi hop
viIatto proceeded with the celeb |
ion Of pantincal mass, in which he
observed the Catholic rites, Dirng I
be elevation Of the host, the militant
catholics, instead Of kneeling climb d
nto their chairs. In he meantime the
'ol CO had cleared the streets outside
ne church and there We're no demno
trations as the congregation left