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New-York tribune., 1908-12-24
R,,rtAND PASSES DIVIDEND.

The dividend on the preferred stock OF the hut hut-
land Railroad Company was passed yesterday. Az
e1cept about s2O0O of the common stock mas Oeen
converted into preferred. the total amount ou'-
standing of which is $s.057,6oo Ihe preleIieu -
-1a+,,,a issue entitled to 7 per cent yearly
upd thu accumulated dividends amount TO ABOUT
Ut per cent. In January of this year a dlVloehu
of H. per cent was declared. and a similar us
hursement was made in each of the two preceding
years In 1904 and 1905 no dividend was palo, ana
in the period from 1892 to 1903, inclusive the ie
est dividend was Per cent.
1t had been expected that the Rutands boaro
would organize yesterday by the election OF OFF,
GERS but action was postponed owing TO the fact
that the directors Of the New York Central have
not yet chosen a president to succeed w. H. New
man. who has been also president of the Rutland
and most Of the other roads Of the New York Cen
New-York tribune., 1908-12-24

women like pickingz,' said the young woman
Nho WEs at home recovering from her participa-
Ilon a the last charity bazaar
What Las led YOU 10 that profound redection?''
Esked the intimate friend. who had dropped in to
inquire NhsIher she had survived.
What : observed AZ this bazaar, and other
bazsaTs. Nothing delights a woman so much
IS 70 get hold q even 50 much I0-cent pin
cushion for nothing She may be rich. with plenty
q houses and stocks and bonds. but that makes
70 difference Now, here were some things left
Cnsold when this bazaar ended. Those things
were sent there % be sold for the benefit OF 2
certain charity. There we're ways Of selling them
even though tie bazaar was over, or they could
have been packed Up and kept til the next annual
New-York tribune., 1908-12-24
CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS DELAYED.

Thousands Of belated shoppers were delayed
still further yesterday morning on their way down
10 the stores in the subway when the express ser
vice got out Of killer for three-Quarters of an
hour between 10 o'clock and 10:45. A shoe came
off express train it swinging around
the Times Square curve, south bound, and before
the fireworks and the attendant trouble had been
disposed Of the whole line was in trouble
The worst congestion was at the Brooklyn Bridge
station where hundreds waited for trains to
Brooklyn or South Ferry Finally after the plat
form was In dangerous condition, a few fOca
trains were switched 10 the express tracks and the
overflow was looked after 20 q CERTAIN extent
New-York tribune., 1908-12-24
CAMDEN. SOUTH CAROLINA
THE KIRKWOOD
Proposals.

C,EAIED RIps OR PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
To.rS No 299 Broadway. New York. Room SlO ninth
a. ,,ntu IL A. NJ. January 1909 FOR CONrRASr
"a cor construction q the NORTH HALE OF IEt1
sTTLSTIJ. PRESSURE TUNNEL. tunnel n roc2
crossinx under valley % the Waikiki river. with
,h~a shafts $50 in depth. and stretch
~ nIsin concrete conduit known cutanicover ale-
Sct and for CONTRACT 81 for the construction of the
SOIrTrH HALF OF THE Waikiki PkiESSLR Rj TUN-
MEL with three shafts $50 % 500 teet IN depth and
short stretch OF plain concrete conduit known cut
and-cover aQueduc Ths tunnel Will be circular
l4t4 rsids diameter and the aGeduc i feet hSa
bv lTiY wide inside. Tne work IL located In rhs
towns OF Paltz Gardner. Ulster County. New
York - .- - -. -,,
CONTR ACT SEPARATELY AND FOR BOrH CON
TRACTS COMBINED ANY bidder make a Did for
for the two SoCtractS combined \
separate form proposal viii be furnished for The pur
pose OF the combined bid At the above place and time
the bids VIII be publicly 1penad and read The AWARD
II awarded. viii De made as soon ther$
practicable Pamphlets containing tnfornaSio
for bidders form Of specifications etc, Ana
pamphlets drawings % obtained AZ Room
dollars (SlJ) each pamphlet or twenty collars toD
for ea n IN acceptable condto1
within thirty the date which bids ara 70 -
opened. For further particulars seS CITY Necoru
JOHN A. EENSElA CeiiiilNS'o
President. OF ths
CHARLES y. CHADWICK, Board Ot WafsR
CHARLES A. SHAW. supply
,. WALDO SMITH.
CHIEF Engineer.
THOMAS HASSErTs
Secretary
New-York tribune., 1908-12-24
ESTATE PLOT LEASED.
Loft Structure W'M Be Erected on
Site,

Colin NJ. Eadie has leased to Quinn & Smith
Unc.) for the Moore estate, represented by James
N WelI5s Sons, plot Of five lots at the northern
corner Of 21st street and Eleventh avenue for a
term of twenty-one years. al an aggregate rental
of $125.O0o
The lease, which gives the lessees the privileges
of renewals covers vacant plot fronting 1O6 feet
on 2st street and 105.10 feet Eleventh avenue,
and is opposite the new Chelsea docks. The prop
ertv will be improved with a loft building to cost
New-York tribune., 1908-12-24
APARTMENT HOUSE IN A TRADE

A client of Charles Hoerlein has bought from
Henry Kraft five story apartment house No. 1l8
and 12O West 99th street OF plot 43x10ou feet.
Mr.. Kraft took in part payment two dwelling
houses and a two family house. No. S3 80 and AZ
I'D street, Bensonhurst. They a plot 140x1oo
Faa
New-York tribune., 1908-12-24
SELLS VACANT DOWNTOWN SITE.

Horace s. Ely & Co. have sold for Daniel E. sey-
bel TO q client Nos. 139 and 141 Franklin street, a
vacant plot 63x1oOx irregular. It comprises about
3 700 sr1-are feet
New-York tribune., 1908-12-24
School agencies.
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

IT6th st. s. 999 II W of Anthony ave- 2H
sty frame dwlg. 22x45 W Cronin. owner:
Clark, architect; cost. ................ %.
Briggs ave. s. 32Sfs II OF I9Sth st. three
2lz sty frame dwgs. 21x55 each: George ID
Kingston, owner; Clark. architect. cost n.
fremont 20 IT Of CrotonA ave. / sty
brk amusement hall. 25X76; Mary A McCOr-
mac. owner c S Clark architect: cost. 8.
Westchester ave. n s. 100. "a II q OF Zerega ave.
three sty brk stores and dwlgs 25X75 each;
Jacob Paulsen, owner. G Clark, archi-
tect. Observation-Disclosures. O.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-24
PAYS 100000 FOR A SYNAGOGUE

The Universal Building and Construction Com
pany has sold to the Warshower Congregation Of
New York the two story synagogue No. 5S and 50
Rivfngton street, on plot 42.4xsO feet. The pur-
chase price was $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-24
Unfurnished Il Apartments to Let.

OAINSBOROUGH STUDIOs-OvERLOOKING CEN
" traI Park: occupied by artists and lit
erary people. desirable apartments to be rented
to professional and people; restaurant in
connection in which serving the best table
d'hote dinner York. anc only TJC Pictures by
famous artists always on view at the Care, kor
apartments MR.. MILLER 222 west oSth Galns-
Studios
New-York tribune., 1908-12-24
SALE OF THE LESLIE COURT.

The Charter Construction Company (Bng & Bing)
has sold to Walter J. NJ Donovan the Leslie Court
apartment house a six story building, plot
9a11x125 feet at the southwest Of 137th
street and Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-24
PLAN A BIG BRONX FACTORY.

Jacob Leitner has sold for the James f. Meehan
COMPANY to the Cutler Hammer Manufacturing
Company the block 'front.' s7x157 feet, on the north
side Of 144th street. between Southern Boulevard
and Timpson Place a hve story factory building
will be erected on the plot.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-24
CONDITION OF NATIONAL BANKS.

The Controller of the Currency has issued the
following abstract of reports showing the condi-
ton of the national banks in the United States
at the close of business November 27, 1905, COM
pared with September %. 1908, and December g.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-24
BUILDING LOAN CONTACTS.

Trinity ave, No eos Higgins Building Company
loans Theodore Wentz- a
Holland ave. q 1875 r. OF Morris Park ave-
2oXl0Os George HauAer loans Ike Aelnik.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-24
To Whom 1t May Concern.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN To THE cREDIroES
N OF 5. GrAn have purchased his store No -
Longwood Ave n SF4%
New-York tribune., 1908-12-24
Il pdrtment Hotels.

rToTEI. LEI MARQUIS IL TO 1s EAST sfsT sT--A
III few two suites 70 lease
New-York tribune., 1908-12-24

LIP READING FOR THE
Muiler-Walle Method enables pupils o
n 4 all natural conversation Simple and
4 - II Is successful. For information address
NE5 p MARTHA z. BRUHN
- NJ - The Gardner. 12S st
NTOJrNCs MAN, %, FOREIGNER, UNDERGRADUATE
i give lessons Greek and literature. elo-
cution ancient Greek drama. beginning French and
New lessons In original Certificates HiEh ref
erences. b c. Tribune Crlce.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-24

Totals 1877 sic So OF 2G0 4s4 IS s4o7 9sS 121
deposits 22S2 229I Zl3l
Percentage dep. cash hand,
demption fund and due from reserve
N5nSber Of banks ...............6 .s65 G. s53 sees
New-York tribune., 1908-12-24
BOSTON STOCKS.

FURNISHED by r. L. Day & Co. No. 81 wall ntreet,
Dec o.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-24
RESOURCES

Nov D. 'OS. Sept %. 0s. Dec. 5, 'O7.
677 81 80 62731 S45s5 S3 O94
Cn-erdrafts $40 sc. sos, ,965 1854 69$
New-York tribune., 1908-12-24

sAsksd. TEX dividend,
New-York tribune., 1908-10-12
FIGHT ON BRIDGE TOWER.
Hundreds See Insane Man Try to
kW Policemen zCith Ra2or.

Armed with a razor, a powerfully built man
dent the top of the Brooklyn tower of the
Williamsburg Bridge yesterday, while hundreds
Of persons on the roadways and in the streets
below looked After a ten minutes struggle
the man disarTned and handcuffed to the
policemen, and was taken, still struggling, down
the tower ladders trying at every step to throw
himself into space
Shortly before s o'clock persons on the bridge
promenade were Mortified to see man climb to
walk up to the tower. His feet slipped fire.
quently on the slippery cable, and it looked sew
eral times as if he would tumble to the road
way.
Michael Bowling. superintendent of the bridge,
telephoned TO the bridge police station Patrol
men {. Z. Smith and Dennis O'Donnell went
with him to the top of the tower by way of the
through the manhoIe he drew razor and
slashed at them, mutterng and running dan
gerously near the edge Of the platform.
In the Eastern District Hospital. where he
was put in a padded cell the man told the sur
geons that he was Joseph kratz. Pole, Of No
Il Prospect street. He said that he had been
DISCHARGED from the Arbuckle Sugar Refinery
in yonkers and had been without food for three
days He said he had intended to slash his
throat with the razor and then hurl himseh
from the tower of the bridge, which is go feet
from the ground. The surgeons said he was
suffering from acute dementia.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-12
AUTO RUNS INTO RECTOR'S
Broad1oay's Sunday Parade Inter
upted By Machines Vagaries.

red touring ear containing a party of men
and women created much excitement yesterday
afternoon in upper Broadway. when it ran on
the sidewalk at 43d street in front of the Hotel
Cadillac, and finally wound up It's wild career
by crashing into the steps of Rector's. For
few Sc. nds this section Of Broadway had its
first real excitement of the day.
The automobile, which bore the number 39.46S
N Y, was bound north in Broadway, and be-
having in "A perfectly respectable Sunday man
until it passed i2d street, when something
happened to the steering gear. 1t swerved
across the street and headed for the Cadillac
but on reaching the sidewalk and seeing Rec
tors sign just ahead of &C. steered for that eat
ing place.
with jolt the machine struck the steps and
came to a stop. The occupants got out Of the
automobile and stood by, while the chauffeur
aided by few cabmen pushed the machine out
into the street. Quiet was restored. the diners
went back TO their tables, the parade up and
down broadway moved on again ana the car
started off.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-12
DIR. YOUNG ATTACKED.
Minority Members Of Pittsburg
Church AHege SeRsatioudlism.
LEV Telegraph to The Tribune.


Plttsburg, Oct 1.-THE minority membership
of the Second Presbyterian Church, in pam
phlet issued to-day, makes vicious attack
upon the Rev DR.. S. Edward Young. their pas
tor who has been called to the Bedford Pres
byterian Church, of Brooklyn, at a salary of
$4,000 year. After asserting that before DR.
Young came here the church had membership
of 615 and an average attendance of $50. whereas
it now has an alleged membership of fifteen
hundred and an average attendance of two hun
dred, the pamphlet continues:
Then (before the pastorate of Or. Young) the
preaching of the Gospel relied upon for the
conversion of sinners. Now a maximum of
brass bar nds orchestras. theatre and opera sing
ers $4,000 a year chorus. CornetiSts. famous
pianists stereopticon and moving picture shows,
Sunday newspaper sermons. theatre and park
services newspaper, billboard and circus style
advertising. generally at an enormous cost. with
a minimum of the Gospel have been among the
high pressure methods employed to bring men
and women into the church kingdom.
Has the un- Presbyterian experiment been
success? Witness a scattered flock, diSorgan-
lied and discouraged congregation. Witness the
empty pews.
In addition TO his 1000 salary the pastor
lows n large income from his contributions to
the rather un- Presbyterian illustrated Sunday
newspapers has the services of an office secre-
tarv to whom the church pays $3.50 year, as
well as paving his telegra phi telephone automo-
bile and carriage bills he has also sought and
accepted jury duty, from which ministers are
always exempt
DR. Young says that he viii answer the
charges at the congregational meeting to-mor-
row night.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-12
JONES. AVENGER," ," KILLS
Nam U7hO Fired at Guitedu Shoots
EmDIOue Dozen.

Washington. Oct. 11.-William Jones hho"
locally on account of having attempted 10 aVshse
the death of President Garfield by shootng at
C1uiteau the assassin, as Bill Jones, the AVeng-
er." tonight shot and killed John A McPher
son. of Detroit, at Bates farm, near BrooKiaho'
on the outskirts of this city The weapon useo
,ras shotgun Mcpherson was employed by
Jones.
Jones was arrested shortly after the crime
was committed. .Ehile he was on his way 10
Baltimore where he owns property. he was
brought TO this city and lodged in jail Jones
admitted to Coroner hewitt that he snot NC
Pherson but claims that he acted IN seh-oe-
fence.
Several days following upon President Car
fields death .Guiteau was taken TO court for d
preliminary hearing, and it was While ne was
being returned to Jail under charge OF District
Marshal Corkhill that Jones drew a revolver and
fired into the van Guteau. who was sitting
nesr the door. caught a glimpse of Jones as he
drew the weapon, and lodged The bullet sped
over his head and lodged in the side of the
wagon.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-12
HITCHED TRAIN TO HOTEL
Part of Building Containing Non
Union Men Pulled Dozen.
LRr rclerraph % rhe Trlbune.

YOUNGSTOWN Ohio, Oct. 11--An attempt was
,,,ade this morning to wreck d hoIeI dl Md
honing and Oak Hll avenues py lI'cn'iis
fraigb+ train to it and pulling 1t down Part OF
a. I,i1dinx was wrecked and the dodgers in it.
r,os,,,, non-union iron workers. We're tumbled
abont but not seriously injured.
There have been several fights between union
-,-,,,atbizers and the non-union men housed in
the building Early this morning, while a
FREIGHT train was halted on the Baltimore Ohio
tracks, beside the hotel. band of union sympa-
thizers hitched wire cable 10 a corner beam
of the building and attached 1t to the rear car
Of tha train When the train started corner
of the building was torn down, and the whole
structure would have been wrecked had not the
ca bic parted.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-12
HONOR FOR C4RDIN1L-
AOH-C Catholics Giue Him a LOUing
CuD at Baltimore.
rRr rslecraps 70 The Tribune. ]

Baltimore. Oct IA company Of nOn-Cath-
ohcs Visited the Cathedral this afternoon, and
n token Of their admiration of Cardinal Glib
oons presented him with silver loving cup
The company included Protestants, Spiritualists
snd Hebrews, the presentation address being
made by ex-CongreSsman Charles L. Schirm
who is Spirituaiist. In his address he re
TERED 10 the fact that among the donors was a
fab5. This interested the Cardinal and he
asked for the rabbi The Rev. William f
Rousnan. Of the EUtaw Place synagogue,
stepped forward and cordially greeted by
Inc Cardinal and they exchanged fluctuations
The centennial OF the founding of Mount St
Mays College Emmitsburg. Md, will be
celebrated on Wednesday and Thursday. The
college was actually begun on October o. but
Ne celebration has been deferred 10 suit the
convenience OF Cardinal Gibbons. who is presi-
cent Of the board Of trustees. Besides the
Cardinal Archbishop Falconio Apostolic Dele
gate. and Bishops Chatard, 'l3; Northrop, 'G",
and Allen, IS, are expected.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-12
PANIC At RAIL GAME.
Brooklyn Grandstand CoIlopses, In
iming SeUente6n Spectators.

There was a panic at the Brighton oval yes
terday afternoon at the baseball game between
the Brighton Athletic Association nine and the
Brooklyn National League team, when part of
the grandstand collapsed, throwing three hun
dred spectators TO the ground and iniuring
seventeen of them Most Of them suffered from
cuts and bruises, the most seriously injured
being Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Mcclure and their
daughter Edna. OF No. 2S4 Grand avenue and
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Converse and their son.
Of No 304 Grand avenue. all Of whom fell from
the top row.
Police reserves were soon on the scene and
restored order. after which the ball game was
resumed. tie Brooklyn nine winning by a score
OF 10 0.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-12
DIES IN HER 10TH YEAR.
Seneca Falls Womdn Wed Last at
Age of 102.
by Telegraph to The Tribune. !

Seneca Falls. n. Y. Oct. 11-Mrs Chariotte
Decker died here last night she "oulo nav
teer 10 wears old on November p. Her father
Godfrey Reals was volunteer in the Colonial
ARMY. and served until the Colonies were free
Mrs Decker could remember her father telling
of the privstions Of the soldiers at Valley Forge
She remembered the year 1919. when no grain
could he raised and II was sold for 80 bushel-
Mrs Decker was married to her first husband,
Thomas Preston in 1918. Following his death
she married Albert Brainard. He died ten years
ago. and in June 1900. Mrs. Brainard was mar
ried to Samuel Decker. He was then sixty-two
and Mrs Decker 1O2. She never had but one
child which died in infancy.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-12
BIG SUN FOR MISSIONS.
More than S62 900 Pledged at Chris
tan alliance COnUentlOn.

More than $4,000 was pledged for foreign
missions at the two sessions yesterday or the
convention of the Christian Missionary Alllahce'
held in connection with the annual metropolitan
convention of the alliance. at the Gospel Taber-
nacIe No. 692 Eighth avenue
While this amount is slightly under that con-
tr.buted last year in New York the total gifts to
the alliance for the year are the largest In the
history of the organization. more than S2J0.OOO
having been pledged.
The sessions yesterday were conducted by the
Rev A 3. Simpson, president Of the alliance.
and missionaries from nearly every country In
the world where missionary work is being done
We're present
New-York tribune., 1908-10-12
LOAN OF FIFTY MILLIONS.
Hflta1R May GHarantec South 1fri-
can Com pdRy's Venture.

London Oct I2-~The Standard" under
stands that a result Of tho prolonged nego-
tations between the Colonial Office and the
thartsrz South Africa Company. the govern
nspt has consented - guarantee either a loan
of s50!Go00oo or interest On Rhodesian Railway
debentures 10 4 similar amount. with the object
Of assisting in the Development Of the compa-
n4es' territories and railways.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-12
POLICEMAN FALLS. STAIRS NOT HURT

This message was received at Police Head
quarters at . O'Clock yesterday morning from tn;
Church street station;
T,atroIunarl Thomas Robe fell down stairs this
statfon receiving lacerated wound Of LEFT side OF
head Attended and went on patrol Stairs ia good
condition.
I'm, glad he didn't hurt the stairs, observed the
lieutenant al the telephone board he entered the
slip or the blotter.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-12
AMERICAN KILLED BY INDIANS.
Reported Death of J. o. Curwood, of Detroit,
in Hudson Bay Wilds.

Winnipeg Manitoba. Oct. lit reported to-
day that James oliver Curwood. author. of De
trot who recently went into the Hudsons Bay
ViIds for a Detroit publishing firm killed by
Indians in the Lac La Ronge country. Details are
wanting. but according to the trader vino brought
the report. the Indians say that the white man
began the trouble by shooting of their num-
ber The mounted police are investigating the case.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-12
OF ROYALTY,
Profits from Queen IAlerondra' s
Book to 60 to Charity.
by Cable to The Tribune I

Lohoon. Oct u.--It has been arranged that
Inc Daily Telegraph, OF London shall publish
i"r queen Alexandra a gift book containing 130
p"o'oeIaphs OF an intimate and personal char
acIer taken by her majesty. The profits from
the oook viii be devoted exclusively to charity
me interest OF this unique work is greatly en-
HANGED because the Queen has also written the
descriptions of family snapshots
New-York tribune., 1908-10-12
CHAPLIN CREDITS CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Politicians and Statesmen Not Responsible for
Progress Says the Prohibition Candidate

Atlanta, Oct. l1.-Eugene ". chafin, I'm address
ing a large audience at the Baptist Tabernacle to-
div declared that the great accomplishments and
Successes OF the United States due 10 Chris
tiau Science and the Word OF God and not TO
noIiticaI schemes and acts OF statcsmanshp.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-12
CRANE FEELS CONFIDENT.
Things LOOh Pretty Far for TAFT,
Senator Sans.
IRy Telegraph 10 The Tribune. J

Boston. oct. 1l--Senator w. Murray Crane
has returned from his Western trip in op-
timistic frame of mind regarding the Taft cam
paign
There are still some mighty dark Places ne
said to-day. hut. take things a whole they
look pretty fair for TAFT. The apathy and in
difference of the last month disappearing
and the Republican campaign is taking on new
life"
New-York tribune., 1908-10-12
GOVERN NJ ENT
BY COMMISSION
WHAT HUGHES DID AND
CHANLER WOULD UNDO.
THE FRANCHISE LEASING GRAFT.

Speaking at Springfield, Ill, on Saturday
about the fight being made against him and his
reforms, Governor Hughes said ASK the
crooks of New York about it. Do not ask them
whom they are for: ask them whom they are
against Then you will learn the truth" One
of the reforms about which great many crooks
are bitter is the law subjecting the sale lease
of public franchises to supervision What that
reform means is clear when it is seen how the
former personal liberty in high finance was
used TO wreck the traction system of this city
and divert the income from the development of
the property to the pockets of the insiders.
Here is the story:
BEFORE. AFTER.
q franchise could be franchise cannot be
sold by company to transferred assigned
another, il could be without the APPROVAL Of
leased such terms and the Public Service Com
for such periods the mission, is any con-
t lo magnates tract made with regard
wished without the ne thereto valid without the
cessity of any super approval of the Public
vision. Service Commission.
The T third The present receivers
Street Railroad Companytof the Metropolitan have
leased to the Metro found il necessary to
polItan Street Railway break leases because of
Company at rental re-. lie ruinous rental
quiring the payment of Is charges loaded upon the
per cent dividends system, thereby cutting
year. and the receivers off transfers. That is
still paying that rem confession Of the need of
tai. the present IA ". If the
The Broadway and Sew leases had been mad on
enth Avenue was leased reasona BILE terms as
10 per cent dividend would he required.
rental. there would have been
The total annual inter no occasion to break the
est charges and rentals connections and deprive
in the Iuterborough- Met the people of transfers.
ropotan system were
s23S51. .5S7. That's where
your fare went, and not
TO keep up the tracks and
rolling stock.
OF course the men who want personal nd
ertv' TO loot public service corporations uhder
cover of improvident leases, are against GOV
ernor Hughes But are you among them;
New-York tribune., 1908-10-12

Hams Restaurant Park Row Bldg Refined sur
roundings for ladies. Luncheon Din. Musc.-Adyt
New-York tribune., 1908-10-12

OF course the men who want personal lib
ertv'' 10 loot public service corporations under
cover of improvident leases, are against GOV
ernor Hughes But you among them;