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New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
DEFENDS MRS. GOULD
Elijah ". Sells Says He NeUer Saw
Her Intoxicated.

Evtah " Sells of Haskins d. Sells, pubic ac-
co,ntaofs testified yesterday at a nearing DeRore
t7dvrard G. Whitaker referee, by order or Jus
IT, p,sobor In the Supreme Court, In the suit
oF Mrs Kathrine Clemmons Gould against her
,,,sbood Howard Gould. The deposition OF Sells
80 tsl,en because he expects TO be In Europe
when the case comes up for trial
Throughout the direct and cross examination the
-rttness was subjected to fire Of questions re-
earding the amount OF intoxicants which Mrs
CzouId was accustomed to use. He declared that
he had never seen Mrs. Gould drink more than
was good for her or heard her use any vulgar
or bIasphemous language He said that IN 1913, at
Howard Gould's request. he had approached Mrs
Could with set of regulations under which her
husband wished to resume relations with her. Mrs
Could had not given any definite reply to the
proposition he said.
The witness said he had known Mrs. Gould since
girlhood and Mr.. Gould for twelve years. He de-
scrfbed several yachting trips which he had taken
with the Goulds and other friends on Howard
Goulds yacht. showing the intimate relations OF
friendship which he enjoyed with them.
The witness then described how his daughter had
taken fancy to the acting of Dustin Farnum when
she was years old and how later he had been
introduced to Farnum by Mrs. Gould at luncheon
ct the St Regis and had taken Mrs. Gould and his
daughter to Farnum act in Brooklyn. He had
invited Farnum TO Join them, and had entertained
the party at Martins after the theatre, but had
never seen Farnum since that time
He said he had any knowledge OF Mrs
GouIds playing IN Buffalo Bilrs show. He then
described how Mrs. Gould had paid $4,000 for a
farm in Virginia and had formed a corporation TO
run It, of which he president and director.
The taking of testimony will be continued this
ming.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
eRANpENRuRe IN RoeuEs, GALLERY.

Broughton Brandenburg arrested a week ago in
Dayton, Ohio IN connection with the recent pub
hcation OF the disputed Cleveland letter. arrived in
this city yesterday with Detective Fitzimmons OF
the District Attorneys office. Brandenburg had
waived eXtradition IN Ohio His picture taken
for the rogues' gallery. In the Court Of General
Sessions he pleaded not guilty to the charge OF
grand larceny in the second degree Judge Foster
held him in s. 500 bail
Joseph w Williams. OF No 213 Broadway at
toTney Tor MT I3randenburg In a statement last
evening said: THE authenticity of tie Cleveland
letter is held TO have important bearing on the
campaign MT Brandenburg's Indictment and ar
rest have sent the impression broadcast that the
only that sufficient doubt has been raiaed - lr1
pei him TO prove that it is genuine This he will
do " va"
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
FOURTEEN SAY HE ROBBED THEM.
Young Man, Police Assert. Feigned Coughing
Fits to Rob Rooming Houses

In gning Paul c. Schreyner, thirty-four years
old who gave his address as No 3l9 Palisade ave-
nue. Jersey City Heights detectives in the Harlem
court yesterday told Magistrate House that they
would have fourteen complaints against him. The
prisoner was held in So 900 bail for trial
Schreyner is alleged to have feigned coughing fits
while looking for rooms. and. while the person
who was showing the room went to get glass of
water, would steal whatever he could lay his
hands on.
According to the police he acquitted in the
County Court in Brooklyn Wednesday after trial
before Judge Dixie attempted burglary charge.
He was rearrested on his release from the Ray
mond street jail.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
N. J. BURGLARS RETURN HE1RLooMs.
Morristown Women, Held Up in Home Find
That Masked Men Kept Promises
tBy Telegraph TO The Tribune. ]

Morristown oct. 29-"We'll send you back by
express any heirooms keepsakes you wish to
retain" the promise made by burglars to the
Misses Perkins while engaged In robbing their
house. in 4th street, early last Friday morning
True to their promise. n package which had been
prepaid from Now York received at the Per-
kins home this afternoon from the Wells Fargo
Express Company.
In tho bundle "A gold locket. containing
locks OF hair OF the grandfather and grandmother
If the Misses Perkins. their mothers wedding
ring amethyst cross. three sets of rosary beads
and about nifty old English coins.
The police Informed and effort will be
made to discover the identity OF tho sender by
aid OF the express company.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
DINNER FOR NEW CATHOLIC KNIGHTS.

A dinner was given last night at the Cafe Mar
tin for Thomas L. Mulry and the Rev. DR.. Dennis
j. Mcmahon in honor of their recent elevation to
the knighthood OF the Order of st. Gregory by
Pope Plus, acting on the recommendation OF Arch
bishop Farley. Among the hundred guests were
Herman Ridder, Patrick F. McGowan Archbishop
Farley and Monsignori LavelIe Hayes and Mooney
MI Mulry is president OF the Emigrant Indus
trial Savings Bank. and Or. Mcmahon Is si,Derin
;endent of Catholic Charities OF the Archdiocese OF
New York
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
BRIDGE SWITCHES TIE UP TRAFFIC.

The system of interlocking switches at the New
York end Of the Brooklyn Bridge went out OF COM
mission s:22 O'Clock last night. and no ele-
waited trains left the terminus this side OF the
bridge for fifteen minutes. At 637 o'clock the
switches again IN working order, and traffic
was resumed
On account Of the bad weather, the crowds were
unusually large. at the late hour and the
gates had to be closed The platforms crowd
ed with persons. who were unable to leave them
until the repairs had been made The trolley cars
on the roadways were affected By the acct
dent.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
ANDREWS WINS COLUMBIA TITLE

W. S. Andrews won the finals OF the Coiun7TT1
University singles lawn tennis champion ships
played at South Field yesterday. by defeating A
s. Moses by the OF 80. 4-6 Ct s-4 An
drews captain Of the Cambridge University
lawn tennis team two years ago and plays strong
forcing game. His rapid service and cross court
drives too much for Moses
Arrangements being made bv the. naraca
ment o. the Columbia team for a six-man match
with the Yale team Saturday Of this week The
match will probably be held in New York and tba
Columbia team has good chance to win as the
team has been considerably strengthened This faIl
by the addition OF such players as Andrews Moses
and Peseg. eS
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
FROST TRACTION T4NGLE.
accountants Report Shoes Remark
able Condition Of Affairs.
TRv Telegraph 70 TIE Tribune

Chicago, Oct "a bad eatanglement was dis
closed to-day in the affairs OF A c FrOsts bank
r1pt Chicago & Milwaukee Electric Railway The
details Of The remarkable situation were revealed
t- the official -epcrT Of Arthur Young & Co, GER
1.fed accountants, 10 the receivers appointed by
Judge Peter : GT0sscUp.
The report shows that $4,000. including the
floating debt and the padded figures, has been
spent the construction + the entire road Out
standing against this is total bond and certificate
issue sl6.JeG1e0 and other debts amounting to
s2lf9. GO, making total debt Of SIS go The
difference between this amount and the money
actually expended the road IS $s,7l5,0)0 Only q
hazv idea Of the ultimate disposition OF this S.
gl50o1 exists outside thu circle Of Frost and his
confda11s Most Of il into the hands OF A c.
Frost & Co, and thence was paTceied out 10 yari-
Gus Frost enterprises. About 100000 went 10 the
Alaska Central Railway. ot which Frost presi-
cent a large amount was d:sslpated in the sell
ing CT bonds at extremely 10 prices.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
scALDE0 FIREMAN LEAPS FROM ENGINE

defective hue in the locomotive drawing the
express which left the Grand Central Station et
eH last night for Poushkeepse scelded the eng1-
and the fireman and caused the latter tn ;ean
from the cab while the train going at a xixty-
mile rate. 4 stream Of water from the boiler
leaked into the frebox while the fireman. Henry
Wen was putting on coal A cloud OF scaiding
steam selched out and scalded him. ". Sutty. the
engineer Of the train, also scalded he
remained in his seat Wen. blinded by the steam
jumped from the train. He found later in a
ditch and taken TO the Dobbs Ferry Hospital
The passengers were transferred TO another train
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
RIDERS LAWS
CAPTURED At REELFOOT.
.PaterndI ReguIdtion-Nother of
Three Of the Prisoners Dies.
TRy Telezrapa tc The Tribune-l !

Union City, Tenn oct. 29-It was reported
here to-day that a copy Of the constitution ana
t7v9axs Of the Reelfoot Night Riders, responsible
FOR the assassination OF Captain Rankin, was
brought here yesterday and VIII be placed IN
TIE hands OF the grand jury
The bylaws show. it IS said. that the oTgani-
,ar,on not only comprises the Night Riders Of
tntion County. but includes all Night Rider Or
,,Esnizations over the entire country
The constitution and bylaws, among many
other things. il IS said, provide that no bank
or trust company shall be permitted TO make
any loans large or small. at greater rate OF
interest than per cent: that after the hrst
klav of July, 1909, no farmer shall be allowed
10 employ negro help on his farm, and that al
negroes shall be ordered TO leave the country
under penalty Of death; and that all merchants
shall sell their goods and merchandise at not
to exceed 10 per cent profit All wages TO be
maid by the farmer for help and the price OF corn
cotton and all farm products are also regulated
Il WIS learned to-day that the Reelfoot Night
F2iser organization was divided into two squads
one Of which zvss called the upper, and the other
The lower They had regular and called meet
tpgs and the two places for asseTnblage were
The big woods between PTotemus and Samourg
and Fogus Hollow, near Spout Springs. One of
the squads was organized in the northern end
Of the county and the other in the southern END
lid Burton, whose concession i eAl'eC'eu "
hang az least four men, was brought here from
,tse Oversburg iail this afternoon for examina
+soa by Attorney General Caldwell. Althoush
the transfer was kept as quiet as possible. the
news spread and when Burton stepped from lhe
train here q large crowd was present rive
deputies. led by Sheriff Dawson, Of Dyer county
guarded him After being examined Burton
was taken 10 Gibbs. where the night tram was
boarded for Dversbllrg The Journey from Union
city 10 Gibbs distance Of three miles, "aS
made on foot the deputies preferring TO Walk.
?, &c not known when Burton viii be returned
z-e-e 70 arpear before the grand jury
g. -rrirtv-fye prisoners confined in the guard
house at Camp Memo were set free 7y 1o'eIlloi
Toa-te-scn today This still leaves over htty
r,risoaers in the guardhouse, but some OF these
-nav p released soon. Il is understood here
,+a+ the six alleged leaders Will be sent 10 Nash
Vile al once.
Mrs Matilda Rassaker. mother OF the three
Rsssaker boys under arrest at the camp, dled
this morning Heart disease, superinduced by
worry over the arrest Of her sons, is said 10
have caused her death
Nashville. Tenn, Oct 29.-The Vanderbilt
football team which left here today for Ann
A-bor TO play the Michigan University eleven on
Saturday was accompanied by Louis cRed'D
Fyasslock right guard. who has been on duty
with COMPANY K at Reelfoot Lake, and who,
after obtaining permission to join his team for
the trip to Michigan walked twenty miles alone
through the heart Of the Night Rider country
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
BROOKLYN WANTS MORE HIGH SCHOOLS.

The Brooklyn League discussed plans last night
for asking the Board Of Education 10 provide more
high schools ia the borough. The league considers
that three more should be 5ut-in RidgeVood.
East New York and South Brooklyn At present
1850 pupils. g per cent, in anneTes- II Is he
lieved also that instruction in commercial, indus
trisl and academic branches should he given. The
Industrial courses. the members believe, should 1T
s2Elk &c be first class housewives
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
PLEADS GUILTY TO rHeFTs.

Mineola. Long Island. oct. 2s-Otto Ermel the
raymaster OF the Ladew Leather Works at Glen
Cove. who arrested six weeks ago a charge
Of having stolen 5000 from the firm. pleaded guilty
to-day in the County Court before Judge Jackson
He remanded 10 Jail and VIII be sentenced on
Saturday. After an expert accountant had gone
over his books Ermel returned Sc 200 In cash and
automobile valued at 1900. His thcfts from the
firm extended several yearA
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
CARDINALS LOSE THEIR MANAGER

ST Louis Oct 2.-Frank De Haas Robson pres
{dent Of the St Louis National League Baseball
Club announced tonight that McCloskey manager
of the team for the last two years. had resigned
No new manager has been appointed as vet but IL
is generally thought here that Billy Gilbert the
second baseman. with the New York Giants
wi the
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
KARENswIT A CLIP WAS HIT.
a Blackjack, That Was It-Three Robbers
Took His Money and Left the Tailor Nit.

At dfty-seven Bayard street lives Joseph Karens-
wit a famous tzflor-dont you knoy?-Hith shekeis
quite bit On Wednesday last q nice young man
& pair Of trousers bought. and then remarked with
pleasant smile. that tailor really ought 10 thank
1hree 10 buy lot Of clothes AID other things
they say
-Ah. ha:-' crowed Karenswtt with JOY. Some
gold VIII get. III build myself a mansion
and III own an auto yet" So when the four sp-
peared. you sec, quite early yester dawn he showed
them pantaloons galore and had them try 'ern on
OF trousers checked, in stripes and spots in
every kind of style he had the other tailors beat
ty more than half mile. lie brought a pile Of
things, but stil the young not pleased.
lie criticised and fused and funed. and fumed
and fused and sneezed- He got 50 mad that when
he saw the tailor his back. this tailor felt
upon his head the biackest kind Of jack
When tailor fell and closed his eyes, they grabbed
his money Rad two hundred dollars ana six more,
tie gentle tradesnan had. When Karenswit his
money heard departing through the door. he start
ed after. stopped by just three rufians
more one held a gun close him IL nearly
made him reel: another waved a bowie knife and
ordered him 10 kneel. With handkerchiefs they
tied his hands and then bedad, they fed. first
dead.
The tailor made his way slowly 10 the Elizabeth
street station. He told Lieutenant Murray how
his customers haj disappointed him, and then de-
scrIbed them. The police think they can find the
robbers.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
ROGERS TO EXTEND VIRGINIA ROAD

GBy Telegraph The Tribune
Roanoke Va Oct 29-It Is reported that Henry
II Rogers. owner OF the Virginian Railroad TO- 49,
being built to connect the coal neldS with tne -
at Norfolk Is 10 build a road from RoanoSss
FLOYD Court House a distance or tWsiitS -, -
miles 10 tan mineral and timber lands. The new
road IL is said NAV ultimately oe extended -
connect with tha Southern Railway At NOUNS
Airy, n. c.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
CALLED TO ST. AGNEs's CHAPEL.
The Rev. Dr.. Bellinger, of Utica, Surprised
No Decision as 10 Acceptance

Utica Oct 2e-The Rev. Or. ". ". Bellinger
rector Of Grace Episcopal Church here, has re-
celved call 20 St AEnes-s Chapel. in New York
City. Dr. Belinger says he did not seek the place
and was much surprised at the call He not
prepared tonight 10 say whether not he would
accept d. Beiiuger came TO Utica eight years
ego from St Mary's Church in Brooklyn.
S. Agnes's Chapel is one Of the most important
chspels q Trinity Parish The Rev. DR.. William
7 Manning, VINO succeeded Dr. Morgan Dix as
rector Of Trinity was formerly vicar Of St. Agnes.s
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
DR. SHIRLEY BRAGG KILLS HIMSELF

Montgomery, Ala, Oct 2s-Dr Shirley Bragg
state jail inspector ana nephew of General Prax-
ton Bragg shot and killed himself to-day It is
not known II the shooting Intentional or ac-
cidental. He was htty-fve years old
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
NATIONAL ATHLETIC cLUs BOUTS.

The bout between sam Langford and 'Philadsi-
phia Jack O'Brien. which had been arranged oy
the National Athletic Club for the entertainment
Of its members tonight has been postponed an an
Bert Keyes and Charley Grifhn. OF Australia VII
give an exhibition instead.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
GEORGE E. WOLF KILLED.
Leading Philippine Merchant G0red
by Cvabd0.

Manila, Oct 30.-George F Wolf a leading
merchant, died day as a result Of being gored
by mad Carabao while out hunting last Satur-
day. Mr. Wolf was formerly Of San Francisco.
Castle Brothers, Wolf & Sons, of which Mr..
Wolf vas the resident member IN the Philippines
was OF the first American business houses es-
tablished in Manila, and has connections in Lon
don, New York. San Francisco Sydney. n. S w,
and other cities. It exports hemp copra and other
products of the Islands, and imports machinery.
foodstufs wines liquors and general merchan-
disc Mr.. Wolf was one Of the most prominent
Americans in private business in the Philippines
The carabao, water buffalo, IS a beast OF bur
den in the islands.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
THE KNAPP-FELT SHOP
Hats for Men

\ feature peculiar to
~ this establishment. IS
the opportunity for
individual selection afford
ed by a variety of smart
shapes of unquestionable
taste and propriety.
KnaPp-Felt De Luxe Hats
Six Dollars-KnaPp-Felts'
Four Dollars.
Silk Hats, Opera Hats. Canes
and Umbrellas.
Dobbs q Co
242 FIFTH AVENUE
between 27th and 2Sth Streets
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-03
GUEST AT BRIDAL PARTY
HURTS CHILD WITH BRICK
Missile Intended to Drive Away
Intruders Deprives Girl
of Her Teeth

Through the eagerness of the little
children Of the sneighborhood to share
in showering congratulations on Paul
Malinori and his bride at a wedding
reception in their honor at their home
at $40 Lombard street, rendered yes
terday by Malinori's brother John, a
tragedy nearly crept into the festivities
70 bring sorrow and bad luck TO the
couple.
The guests had assembled and the
feast was ready when the youngsters
Of the neighborhood gathered at the
windows and peeked in curiously- Some
Of them did more than peek; they
raped on the panes to attract atten-
ton Some OF the guests did not ap-
preciate this childish means OF wish
ing good luck to the bride. After
warning the children several times 70
60 away, Charles Gunasso chased them
into the street and sought to acceler-
ate their movements by throwing a
brick which accidentally struck year
old Mary Monaniscalo Of 935 Chestnut
street in the mouth.
The missile knocked the little girls
front teeth out and rendered her tenn
porarily unconscious. When she was
taken home heIs father, Antonio
Monaniscalo, hurried to the police sta
ton for a warrant and Detectives
Murphy and Bell arrested Gu1asso on
2 charge of assault with a deadly
weapon Mary viii recover.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-03
LUTHERAN CHURCH
MINISTER ORDAINED
Francis Martens Invested With
Sscerdotal Authority at
Solemn Ceremony
Rev. Mead Kelsey Welcomed to
Pulpit by Berkeley Quaker
Congregation

BERKELEY. Aug 2--FrancIs Mar
tens was ordained into the ministry Of
the German Lutheran church in ths
local church Of that faith in South
Berkeley tonight Rev. ]. H Schroeder
Of San Francisco and Rev III. Haserodt
of East Oakland assisted Rev. B. Lange
In the ordination ceremonies. which
were largely attended A special choir
service was a feature
Rev George EIdridge OF ST. Johns
church returned from his vacation and
preached today at St Johns Pres
byterian church, OF which he is pastor
A ehorus drilled by Organist J. Fred
Wolfe sang at the morning and evening
services held in the First Congrega-
tionaI church az Dana street and Du-
rant avenue for the first time since
Professor WolIe's appointment
Rev. Mead A Kelsey. formerly pastor
of the Friends church at Winthrop
Center. Me-, assumed the pulpit OF the
local Quaker church today. succeeding
Rev. EfudIey A Wells. who recently ae-
cepted the pastorate OF Portland. Ore.
church. Rev. Mr.. Kelsey has been In
the Quaker ministry for the last 10
years, although he was ordained Con-
gregzt1onal minister. A brother. Irving
w. Kelsey. is president or the Pacific
college at Newburg. A second brother.
A. Z. Kelsey IS superintendent OF a
Friends mission near Jerusalem, and a
third brother. r. w. Kelsey. Is a teach
ing fellow IN history at the University
of California.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-03
ACCEPTS BRYAN FOR HIS
TARIFF REFORM VIEWS
Herman bidder, Editor of New
York Stats Zeitung, Will
Support Peerless One

Herman Rfdder. proprietor OF the
Staats zeituna OF New York. arrived
in this city yesterday afternoon and
registered at the Fafrmont- Ridder
attended the democratic convention ar
Denver. He opposed the nomination OF
Bryan because he thought that Gov
ernor Johnson OF Minnesota was a more
available candidate. He Is a tariff re-
form man and makes this question the
chief issue of the campaign. For this
reason. he says, he has accepted Bryan
About 80 per cent of the white p0pa-
lation OF this country IS connected by
blood with the German race" said Rid
der. II have tried to fnSti1 into this
great number the thought that We
should not support any particular party
implicitly as a party. but should study
what eandidate would. If elected. con-
tribute most to the general happiness
and prosperity OF the masses
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-03
FUGITIVE SCIENTIST WILL.
TRY ALL DOORS TO ENTER
DIR. Rosen, Barred From Amer
ica by Disease of Eyes, Says '
He Will Fight to Get In

With the promised land of the United
States seemingly barred to him because
of an affection of the eyes which emf
grafton officers believe is the dread ira
choma, DR.. George Rosen, the college
professor and clergyman who fed from
Russia to escape prosecution for his
liberal teachings, plans to go TO Vic
toria, or. falling there, to Mexico or
Guatemala in exhaustfng every effort
to gain admittance to free America
should the doctors rule against him.
Like Tolstoi, Dr. Rosen said yester-
day on the steamer Siberia, while his
pretty, blonde haired. German wife
translated for him, that he intends to
devote the rest of his life to the teach
ing of liberty and the uplifting of his
oppressed fellow countrymen.
Il shall go to Victoria to carry on
my work as professor of languages. .
he said. Il shall always be lfberalist.
l shall always strive for the liberty of
my people. VINO are being oppressed
I am denied by my government the
privilege of preaching to them and
working among them in person, but l
shall still work and preach for them
and try to educate the world to their
needs in this free land. They can not
stop me-"
Russian spies, it is said, are waiting
for Rosen if he is deported
1t was denied that Rosen had been
held upon representations from the
Russian government. He was refused a
landing because of a disease of the
eyes.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-03
BAPTISTS OPEN CHURCH
Dedication Service of Swedish
Flock Continues All Day

The Swedish Baptist church at Sew
ententh and Dearborn streets. the first
Baptist building in the city to be dedf-
Gated since the fire, was the scene of
impressive ceremonies during an all
day dedication service yesterday, before
a Congregation which filled the new
edifce to overfiowing. The exercises
opened with the doxoIogy, after which
Rev J. H. Kelley rendered an invoca-
tion and Rev. j. B. Travis read the
scripture and made the opening prayer.
Addresses were made by Rev. George
G. Gibson on The Field; the Baptist
Opportunity and Obligation in the Mis-
sion," and Rev. L. j. Sawyer spoke on
The Fellowship: Solidarity and Sym
pathy the Conditions of Power" say
ing that never were the opportunities
for labor in home and foreign fields so
numerous and bright as now. Two
other addresses by George E. Burlin-
game, d. d., and Rev c. w. Brihstad
followed, and a dedication hymn, writ
ten by Ray Palmer, was sung by the
congre cation.
About $500 was raised toward the
debt Of $4,000 on the new building, the
pastor. Rev. j. =. Rosquist, stating
that more than $4,000 had been lost by
the failure of the California safe de-
posit company. The designing and
building of the church were carried out
by two members Of the parish and the
building is pleasing in appearance and
well 9dapted for its use.