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New-York tribune., 1908-02-27
THE JAUNTY JABOT.
Spring Neckwear Both Popular and Becom-
ing-Odd Pins Worn.

Never was neckwear more popular than IL Is at
present No costume seems complete without a
jabot Of description With the stiff
collar, be it OF plain linen elaborate lace-there
must be smart neckpiece These novelties
range from the perky little bow Of linen, lace or
silk to the long, full ruffle which extends from
throat waistline. The latter is without doubt
the smartest thing in the Of neck accessories
The styles displayed in the shops are so numerous
varied and dainty that description of
the simplest would inadequate.
particularly noticed an exclusive
shop is made up of succession Of pleated tabs OF
the sheerest linen. The top tab is finished
the bottom with a OF hand embroidered dots in
color and the second is plain, though edged with
real Nalenciennes lace Six of these alternating
pleatings constitute the jabot- Another model has
a full pleating OF fine linen with overhanging
tab embroidered with butterflies having the loose
wings. These raised butterflies seem TO be special
feature many of the latest novelties. Some of
the smartest pieces. fronts. as they may easily
be called, are apparently fashioned out of hand
some fiat Irish lace collars. pair OF cuffs can
be converted into a most pleasing 1abot.
The combining Of rich yellow Valenciennes lace
with pure white Irish be the motif used IN
many of the smart jabots. Another becoming style
perhaps tailored than dressy, is made up of
a four-inch full pleatng of sheer white batiste
edged with narrow bias strip of black and white
linen With this should be the collar a
dull black silk bow. More elaborate in design is
the following model, which covers the shirtwafst
pIeat. An inch wide strip linen finely dotted and
scaloped in color. IS the foundation. On each
side of this. extending the waistine is a pIeat-
ing of narrow Nalenctennes lace. outlined by
graduated frilI of finely pleated linen.
To with these becoming jabots are all sorts
and kinds of linen collars. Some have stripes run
ming up and down or around are plain and
some have embroidered coored dots and are seal
loped.
Collars of Irish crochet are the newest and smart
est. Only with this style $ the horseshoe of brill
iants OF jeWelled pin permissible
Apropos Of jabots and pins, the woman who pos
sesses large odd pin is certainly lucky for the
larger and odder the pin the she is 10 be en-
We'd. odd belt shoe buckles or odtfne cuff
buttons being put to pins to top off the fash
ionabe iabots.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-27
Citations.

YINHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. BIZ
D Woln, Alfred FrankenthaL, Max FraEksnthal Paul
FrankenthaI, of MoritZ FrankenthaI, deceased
oecedent. Arnold. Alfred Frankenthal
Max Frankentha. deceased brother OF Cece-
Milton Frankenthal. Fred lFr1tz) Era1kentnal
FrankenthaI, Alexander Sahulann. Joseph Sah!-
mann R1cka Baer. Julie Baer, Ida AdeisdOrrer. Ma
thilde Klein, Doris NeuhauseT. SiegfrIed Sahluann
heirs Of OF MadlOn MOTE dnStern de
greeting: Whereas Albert e. Morgan
OF the Cty of New York. has lately applied 10
the SurrOgaIes Court OF County OF New York 10
have certain instrument in writing relating TO DOtn
real and personal property duly proved he last
VIII and Testament OF MadlOn NOrSanstern late OF
County OF New York, deceased. Therefore you
OF County OF New York, at his Office n the
County of New York. the 9Th day of April.
thousand hundred and eight half-pasL
pollock forenoon Of Oay, then and there
attend probate OF the said Last VIII and Testa-
And such OF you hereby cited
OF twenty-one years, required
by guardian. II have II
have none, 10 appear and apply for one 10 be ap-
pointed. in the of your neglect OF failure
do a guardian will be appointed BY SurrO-
gate represent and act for you in the proceeding
In testimony whereof, have caused the seal OF
the Surrcgate's Court OF the said County OF
Charles H Beckett. Surrogate
said County OF New York. said County. the 18th
day February year Lord thousand
nine hundred and eight. DANIEL J. DOWDNET,
Clerk of the SurrOgate's Court
WOLF. KOHN & ULI.MAN. Attorneys for Executor.
No. 2O3 Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan. New
York City
New-York tribune., 1908-02-27
TO CHANGE SAVANNAH LINE SCHEDULE

Announcement was made by the Savannah Line
yesterday that the custom of sending its steamers
TO New York from Savannah Mondays Wednes-
days and Fridays would be changed beginning
Tuesday, March g. on and after that dav the
steamers will leave Savannah on Tuesdays Thurs
days and Saturdays. arriving in New York on
Fridays, Sundays and Tuesdays. According to the
arrangement of schedule steamers will leave
New York and Savannah simultaneously at 3 .. m.
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. This will
divide up equally the distance along the coast
between the steamers and passengers Will be able
TO enjoy a complete and continuous wireless ser
vice between ship and shore.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-27
kApE sANTo poMlNeo,s FISCAL AGENT

The Morton Trust Company, Of this city has
been appointed by the Republic OF Santo Domingo
its fiscal agent for the service Of the $40
Per cent loan which the republic has issued in
connection with the adjustment Of its debt
Under the terms Of the convention between the
United States and the Dominican Republic there
viii be deposited with the Morton Trust Company
every month a sum sufficient 10 cover the interest
on bonds as II natures and 10 take care Of the
sinking fund requirements for the payment Of the
principal Of the bonds
The Morton Trust Company has also been ap-
pointed by the Dominican government deposirary
for the adjustment OF the debt. and ell payments
under such adjustment viii be made through the
trust company
New-York tribune., 1908-02-27

DURHANs. JCILA-THB PEOPLE OF THE STATE
ID of York, by tile grace OF God free and tnde-
pendent. the of the state Of New
York Public Administrator OF he County
OF New York. the heirs and next OF kin Of Julia
names and residences of such heirs and of kin
being unknown the petitioners. the heirs
OF kin OF Julia Burhans formerly Mary Foley. de-
ceased send greeting Whereas Mary E Heyes
Edwin B. Heyes of the City Of New York. lately
applied SuCrogate's Court OF County Of
York have certain Instrument in writing relating
10 real and personal property. duly proved
the will and testament OF Julia Burhans formerly
known a. Mary Foley. late OF the County OF New
York, deceased therefore you and each OF you
cite before the Surrogate
OF York. hts Office In the County OF New York
on day Of March. one thousand nine hundred
and eight. haf-past ten O'Clock In the forenoon
that day and there 20 attend the probate
said will and testament And such OF you a
hereby under the OF twerty-one years
are required appear BY your guardian II have
one or have appear and apply for one
to be appointed in the event OF neglect or
failure do a guardian Will be appointed by the
Surrogate to represent and act for IN the pro-
ceedng
In testimony whereof. have caused the seal OF
the Surrcgatc's Court OF the said County
IL. 81 OF New York 20 be hereunto affixed
Hon Abnsr O. Thomas. a Surrogate
o said County OF New York. said county the
9th day OF January IN the Of Lord
thousand nine hundred and eight
DANIEL T. DOWDNFY
Clerk OF che SurroEate's Court
New-York tribune., 1908-02-27
AXE FOR SON-IN-L4W.
Brides Father Nearly Kills Husband
Flight Stirs Theatre audience.
by Telegraph to The Tribune.l

Milville. n. j. Feb. 26.-Angry because John
son Shaw married his daughter against his
wishes, James Nash went TO the home of his
son-in-aw here tonight and knocked him down
with an axe and inflicted injuries which may
prove fatal Mrs Shaw screamed for help and
a crowd started in pursuit of Nash, catching
him in front of the Family Theatre. The audi
ence. hearing the commotion, rushed out in
great excitement.
and locked him in the city Jail. Shaw
moved to the Emergency Hospital, where it was
found that his skull was fractured and rib
broken. It is thought he cannot live until morn
ing. Nash disclaims all knowledge of the affair.
Mrs Shaw is being held as a witness.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-27
NOT ON D. G.. II. RAILROAD BOOKS.
Secretary Reports That Men Who Obtained
Injunction Hold No Stock or Bonds

William G Nicholas, John H. Greene, jr.. and
Emanuel Weingreen, who Tuesday obtained a
temporary injunction enjoinng the payment Of
dividends for the present year by the Delaware &
Hudson Railroad Company, are not on the COM
pany's books as holders of either stock reg
istered bonds. according the secretary of Pres-
dent Loree OF the company. who made this an
nouncement yesterday.
said the District Attorneys Office that
the grand jury might investigate the Delaware *
Hudson next week. It was also said that Assistant
District Attorney Kresel was working on the
New-York tribune., 1908-02-27
WANTS 10000 TO CLEAN STREETS.

Foster Croweu. Commissioner of Street Cleaning
has asked the Board Of Estimate and Apporton-
ment for an appropriation Of 100000 10 clean
than one hundred miles OF streets that have been
turned over 10 him by the Park Department. The
Park Commissioner has announced that he Will
not clean these streets after March l and not re-
move snow from them after April !. The road
vavs in question are in the residential sections OF
Manhattan and Brooklyn. The Commissioner wants
cne hundred additional sweepers thirty drivers,
forty-fve horses and thirty additional carts.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-27

A DvERrIsEMENTs and Subscriptions for The Tribune
~ received at their Uptown Of1ce. 1864 Broadway.
between 3sth 37th st=.. until o'clock p Adver
,isenents received the following branch Offices
regular until o'clock ?
ave e cor 23d I55 9Th 18th o. East
I,th st 2a7 West between 7th and aves-.
2s3 West l25th ST 1889 sd between 18TH and T7th
s,s 1925 81 ave near 6fst 81 ave s9th
St; I5T East 't55 fremont ESQ Sd
or any American District Telegraph Orics.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-27
OFFER CHICAGO RAILWAYS BONDS.

N w. Harris 6, Co. and the National City Bank
offering TO investors S,5lD coo Chicago Rail
ways Company first mortgage per bonds
due February !. 1927 to approximately 5ls per
cent These bonds secured by a first lien on
the entire property OF the company. with its 303
miles OF track. The Chicago Railways Company
is the successor of all OF the street railways oper-
attng the North and West sides Of the city of
Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-27
BROOKLYN POLYTECHNIC ALUMNI ACT.

Resolutions have been adopted by the Alumni
Association Of the Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute
requesting the corporation to defer dropping the
arts course until full expression OF the views OF
the alumni be obtained
IN another resolution the alumni forsook their
former position in regard 10 their payments into
the $4,000 guaranty fund for the current expenses
of the institution and acknowledged their moral
obligation 70 make these payments Irrespective o.
the withdrawal of the arts
New-York tribune., 1908-02-27
HUDSON FULTON CELEBRATION

At the meeting of the Hudson Fulton Celebration
Commission yesterday afternoon it voted to
hold the celebration in 1893 one week later than
planned making 1t begin Saturday, September
25 In order TO insure greater probability of good
weather decided hold official literary
exercises in the Metropolitan Opera House on
Tuesday evening. September g, with possibly other
meetings in the other boroughs
New-York tribune., 1908-02-27
VAN scHAlck GETS a4-HouR DELAY.

The order Of the United States Circuit Court of Ap-
reals affirming the sentence Of William Van Schaick
captain OF the General Slocur returnable before
Judge Hough in the United States District Court
yesterday morning Counsel for Van SchaIck, how
ever. obtained delay OF twenty-four hours.
Captain Van Schaick will surrender himself to-
Gay viii be taken 10 Sing Sing by United
States Marshal Henkel begin his sentence Of ten
years hard labor.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-27
RECORD YEAR FOR GREAT NORTHERN

St Paul Feb %-The Great Northern Rail-
way Company viii pay the state nearly S1oD.-
in taxes this year. This is So 900 in Of
1906 and represents the biggest years business in
the history Of the company.
The gross earnings of the Great Northern last
wear according 10 = statement fled by the company
TO-DAY was SO So. SIS g. this IL viii pay g
per cent tax. amounting TO SlS.1I5 Ss. In 1895
The earnings were 81 IA 213 63 and the tax $50
New-York tribune., 1908-02-27
ALLEGED sRIeAND MUST GO BACK.

Edward Toye said 10 De the leader OF band OF
Scotch criminals, who arrested several DAYS
ago by the immigration officials and taken Ellis
Island was ordered deported yesterday. He prob
ably xil be sent 10 Glasgow Saturday the
Anchor liner California
New-York tribune., 1908-02-27
SurrOgates' Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON ABNF,R C
i Thomas Surrogate OF the County New York
against Matilda a Elder late Of she coanys Of flsms Ns
thereof TO subscribers at their place Of trensaet
ing business; at the ofice OF Duer Strong Whitehead
City OF New York. before the 18th iay OF
SE HsT TSF TS 2s sG3 aa Fl n R ErRRs
DUER sTEoNg WHITEHEAD VIII E5Isa Attorneys for Er-
n'' tam New @ York | city &'' S'' borough OF Aanha'
EgEsrASCE OF AZ oRRER I2s OF Hos ABNER {
The as of & he County New
9ss. 9s to q. h the a Of af Gerber OF bust
Broadway, Boroush q Manhattan; city Of Ne.
Dated New York, the the I4th DAY Of 6GtobeT. 1907
p1rrENHoBFER GERsHR JAMES AtsafSss. 5sss5.'1 10.
Execntrx. se Broadway. New York City.
JOHNSON. wILMor.-1N PURSUANCE OF AN
order G S q % York notice is given TO s OF the
against wilmo Johnson late Of the counly
to At the the os 6 pe at hs Bas pafs of m s
borough Of Mannat,an q ba IN. 1 city 9f New YORK
Dated Ne" YORK n aEIF1N la 'e g JOHNSON Exc 9scur1
street. Borough OF Manhattan. New York City.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER
c Thomas a surrogate OF the County OF Ne" YoEH.
william s5eO6lns late Of the cOgnty q
Hew FO n & R T his s at9 OF h
al Office & Haskell. Wall
in Borough o. Manhattan City OF
Nen York May.
Dated New York. 23d OF October. 1907.
EDWARD NJ FRANKLIN.
Executor.
CARTER q HAsKE IL. Attys for Executor.
Is Borough Of Manhattan. New York
NoHUN PHILIr.-1N PURSUANCE OF AN oEpEH
County OF New York notice Is hereby given all
son. having claims against Philip Mohun late the
County OF New York. deceased TO present the same
with o ;he subscriber.
OF transacting business the once Of her attorneys
Hatch. Debevose. e. Cedar
Street of Manhattan. City OF New York.
o. before the twenty nfth day OF February
Dated New York, I4th day OF August 1907
ANNA NJ PHELPS Executrix
HATCH. DILLTNGHAN & DEBEVOISE
ATTORNEYS for Executrtx az Cedar Street Borough
sf Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-27

PROPOSALS. FOR PIECE GOODS--DEPARTMEST OF
L the Interior once of Indian Affairs Washington:
D. c. February 1905. Sealed proposals. plainly marked
the outside of the envelope Proposal for piece
addressed to the Commissioner OF Indian
Arairs Washington. D. c." will be received at the
Indian Once until O'clock p m OF Tuesday March 8
opened. furnishing the Indian service
corduroy CASHMERE and khaki piece goods
Bids be made Government blanks sched-
ues giving necessary informa On for bidders viii be
furnished application Indian Oce Washington
D C: the Z. s. Indian Warehouses at New York cry
Mo. and Omaha Nehr-s The De-
partmen reserves the right bids.
anv Of any F IsETTPP. Commissioner
New-York tribune., 1908-02-27

THE PEOPLE OF TIE G STATE 5 OF NEW YORK 81
Fltz Herbert Delamer American sgrety Company Of
New York and to all persons interested IN .he estate
deceased creditors next Of kin otherwise. send
you And each Of ySg esd and Fsgq;sa
eq1Hsy heIf at he he Han & Of sGTrds r in sAe county
past ten O'clock in the forenoon OF that day then and
81 the goods cbetteIs and credits OF said iraasG -
OF tTenty-one years are required to appear BY
and apply for to be appointed in event
appointed by the Surrogate represent ana f0r
In testimony whereof we have caused the seal Of
the surrosates Court OF the said County OF New York
IL 81 Charles II BeeEet Surrogate S Of our i9h said
eth day Of ebra a. in w the a y OF our lord 62F o6s b6 5he
sand nine hundred and eight - OI' -1''1 ONe 'AO1
DANIEL J. DOwDNEY.
A1G1-sT1-s sE1IIT CGrk o. [he sqPTog@[rs Court
81 Pine Street, New York City
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK BY
l. the grace Of God free and independent 10 Howell
OF kin OF Mildred L Williams. deceased send
Whereas. Mildred L Williams OF the City OF
@ YORK has Ia 11fSy S &pped to the TT9sats5 Court Of
writing relating to both real and personal property
l. wIIilams late Of the Count Of New YORK deceased
therefore you and each OF you cited o appear be
ONCE. in the County OF New York The day OF
March thousand nine hundred and eight. at half
past o'clock in The forenoon Of that day then ami
there 20 a''sna @ sne @ OF me me s It VII Il ana
under the OF twenty-one years required TO
TO appear and apply for 70 be appointed.
guardian viii be appointed by the Surrogate to repre-
sent and act for you IN the pr9eeedins -, - -.
the surrogates Court OF the said County Of
Of New YORK. al saii COUNT the 2SS day
in the Of our Lord thousand nine
clerk PSFIbd. of 56d Sar59sa;as 81 8SGRSEra doar,
New-York tribune., 1908-02-27
Proposals.
GENERAL HEAnQUARTERs. STATE OF NE"
YORK. ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE
New York State Arsenal.

GENERAL HEADQUARTERS. STATE OF NEW
YORK. ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE
New York State Arsenal.
Seventh Avenue.
City, February ilth. lsos
PROPOSALS will received the Adtu-
Office. 35th Street and Seventh Avenue
Net York City. untu Monday.
March End, 1905 for furnishing clothing and supplies
National Guard. state OF New York as foioNs'
3oo full dress coats. cavalry and field artillery.
1.s0 full dress artillery and infantry
700 full dress coats signal corps engineers and nos
pitsl
5000 engineers artillery and
infantry.
700 full trousers cavalry field artillery signal
corps and hospital
800 full dress riding breeches
1000 rubber ponchos.
b. delivered the State Arsenal within SIX
date of contract. in such Quantities
and at such times may be required oy the AdJu-
General.
The the right to accept or reject any
all proposals any part thereof not deemed satis-
factory.
Specifications the above mentioned articles. state
requirements complied with In SUD
mittns proposals rules governing the fur
nishing OF such articles and blank forms for proposals
may be obtained this Office.
All bids sealed and directed to The AdJutaot
General state Of New York state Arsenal SSth 2tFest
and Seventh Avenue. New York City. and palnly
marked bids FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES FOR THE
NATIONAL GUARD"
NELSON H. HENRY. Adjutant General 3 ~ T.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-27
muuttrRIID

high-cIass honeike Every comfort Private bathh
Capacity 500 Always open $1,000 Up weekly. Book
let A c. EKHOLM
New-York tribune., 1908-02-27
Teachers.

=, yOr-~G HARVARD GRADUATE &C. EJ DESIRES
Y susaEemsuJs tutor III mathematics Adcrsss o..
BOX > Tribune OFfce-
New-York tribune., 1908-02-27

pRoPosALs FOR FURNITURE-DEPoT QUARTER sit
L 20 Whitehall Street New York City.
january % proposals in triPicsse subject
o conditions will be received here until Two
p M February 1905. and then opened cor
manufacturing and delivering 10 the De
prtment u s. Amy 2173 1ning tables. lSZl2 din-
ing chairs: dining chairs: 26ss
and subject
increase decrease OF C cent IL desired
Department The right reserved TO reject or
accept all proposals or any part thereof Prefer
given articles OF domestic manufacture
conditions Of quality and price Including in the price Of
foreign productions the duty thereon)
being Standard sampes be and specfca-
tons blanks proposals information will
furn Office. Envelopes
tanning proposals endorsed Proposals for Fur
niture, be opened February -. 1905 at P NJ Col
MM. S. PATTEN. Depot Quertermaster.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-27

OFFICE PURCHASING COMMISSARY U. s ARMY.
~ Whitehall New York city. y. Y. Febru-
airy % 19Os-SeaIed proposals. duplicate for fur
delivering subsistence stores in this city al
such times may be required before April 80.
1905 accordance the specifications and cOndi-
Circular No 3. War Department.
Office of the Commissary General, Washington, Feb
will received this Office until IL
o'clock A NJ March :. 1905. Information furnished
application. Envelopes containing bids should be
marked proposals Subsistence Stores. opened
March s. I9Os'' addressed A L SMITH Colonel.
G.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-27

DROPOSALS FOR ENVELOPE ADDRESSING MA
1 CHINE-Department OF Agriculture; Wasnlnston-
D. c.. I90S-Sealed proposals furnish
Ing delivering complete outfit for the rnechan
cal addressing envelopes will be received this
Department until o'clock d. Friday. March 8.
1908 and then opened Blank forms Specifications and
alton furnished application to the
Forester. Service. Washington d c Envelopes
be endorsed Proposals for
velope Addressing System and addressed to JAMES
WILSON
New-York tribune., 1908-02-27

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. ID. c. WASH
~ Ington. d c., February 81. 19OS-Sealej proposals
will be received this office until II 90 o'clock noon
March 1908 for constructing twelve-room school
Building, located No 103S Street. between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth Streets Southeast Forms
specifications information and necessary proposal
blanks may be obtained this Office. Room No. AZ
HENRY B.. F. MACFARLAND, HENRY L WEST, JAY
J. MORROW. Commissioners D. G
New-York tribune., 1908-02-27

School Agencies.
ANFErCAS AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Govsrnesses st&
10 Colleges schools and Families Apply TO
Mrs u. J YOUNG FULTON d Union SQUARE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-15
Ambulance Smashing.

Again the hospital ambulance driven
| without regard to the laws of safety fig
| ures in the news columns. This time 1t
is on its way to a patient who is reported
| to be in need of attention without delay.
The driver narrowly misses collision with
| a wagon at one corner and at the next
| corner. upon approaching car tracks. falls
| to look in both directions to see that the
way is clear, and consequently snashes
squarely into a heavy electric car. The
| result is the injury of both driver and
surgeon and the fatal disablement of the
| horse. Incidentally, the man who Is sup
posed to be bleeding to death has to wait
until the patrol wagon can take him to
the hospital.
1t would seem that after the accident of
a few days ago, in which the same ambu-
| lance figured with the same driver In
charge. some care would be shown at
street car crossings. 1t is obvious that a
street car must have the right of way at
all save the compulsory fire stops. Motor
men cannot be expected to be on the
| lookout for hospital ambuiances or other
such vehicles at all points on the route.
Something must be conceded to the rapid
transit requirements of The community,
especially as the ambulance necessities, are
rare and the care necessary at the street
car crossings will make only the slightest
difference in the time of each run.
There is much reckless moving across
car tracks on the part of others than
| ambulance drivers. The tendency of
many holders of reins is te whip their
| horses up at the car tracks without refer
ence to the chances of getting over safely
if the motormen continue at their usual
speed. The great point always to be re-
| membered at such. intersections is that
the street car is on a fixed track and
cannot be guided out of it. thus being at
a disadvantage compared with the
other vehicles. 1t is unfair to the crews
OF cars to lay upon them responsible
ties that should be shared at least equally
by all others in charge of vehicles upon
the streets.