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New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
JERSEYS EXPENSES, S4,42S, ,274 80.
Amount to Reduce School Tax Only 100000
This Year.

Trenton y j. April s.-The JOINT committee on
appropriation of the houses completed its work
to-day and will present to the Senate tomorrow
the annual and supplemental bills
The feature of the annual appropriation bill will
be that the usual appropriation of about 100000
to reduce the state school tax has been cut to
100000 The total amount Of the annual appropra-
ton bill exclusive of the 100000 is S44S27i 30 Last
years annual appropriation bill exclusive OF
S1.012S40 i2 to reduce the state school tax was
$S.Sl8 407 Il
The supplemental bill for this year is S7s2,oS0 81
Last year the amount was $622,9i2 65
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
Ercurs: s:1as.
Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS-WHERFA TLzE ~
~ derslsned intends to apply TO the surogates Court OF
ters OF administration and to have Frank [. Waite
Joined with her in such administration upon the Goods
Chattes. Credits and Estate OF Edmund Q Waite is+s
the Town OF Cambridge in county deceased un,r
cedlre Of the state OF New York for limiting the penalty
or Administrators bond Therefore notice is hereby
given TO all Creditors Of said deceased present their
cslins % ms surrogate OF said County OF Washington
on or before the 18th day Of April, 1873.
Dated. Cambrtdge New York March 14th. 1905
MARTHA E WAITE widow OF said deceased
FRANK l. WAITE son of said deceased
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
APPRAISERS NEW SECRETARY

George w. Wanmaker. Appraiser OF the Port
yesterday announced the appointment of William
S. Borchers as private secretary. with compensation
at $500 year. in the place OF Dell A. Baker. re-
Gently transferred to the Collectors Office as pri-
vate secretary to the Collector. Mr.. Borchers is
ffty-seVen years old and has been a resident OF
the 18th Assembly District for moro than thirty
gears
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
MORE FIRE EXITS FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS

G r. J. Snyder, chief architect of the Depart
ment of Education. has filed plans for increasing
the number of exits by remodelling windows into
doors in the kindergarten of School lO6, in La
fayette st. and the top story OF School 100, at
ST. Nicholas ave. and 117th st.
Plans have also been filed for remodelling the
synagogue at Nos. $40 and 313 East I'D st Otto
SDanuhake Is the architect.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
LAST WEEK OF PURE FOOD SHOW.

There is only one week more Of the Pure Food
Exposition at the LenoX Lyceum Mrs. Lily Hax-
worth Wallace will continue her cooking lectures
every afternoon evening. and the eth Regiment
Band VIII be heard in daily concerts.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
MAJESTIC RESCUES CREW.
twenty-five Men of Tank Steamer Helios
Saved in Midocean.

Plymouth, April S.-The steamer Majestic. from
New York, reported by wireless telegraphy to-day
the rescue April OF the crew OF the Norwegian
tank HeIios. The vessel abandoned
in latitude "A north. longitude 80 west. She en-
counered storm that lasted three days Her
bunkers We're broken and the vessel listed badly
Her cargo of OIL invaded the stokehole, and its
fumes compelled the crew to abandon the vessel.
The accident the Helios occurred on Saturday
last. There was great apprehension that oil would
reach the fires. One hundred and fifty tons Of oil
were pumped from the bunkers, but the task Of
removing the remainder was beyond the efforts Of
the The heavy seas rendered it impossible to
remove the matches to allow the fumes escape
Before leaving the vessel the cocks and
hatches were opened. to facilitate her sinking as
she was In the direct track OF liners
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
Notice of Summons.


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK
DeHart and Chatte DeFIsrt. his Wife RToDI pSe1t tl
Company Mary r Gray and John II Wc,ib9ry ry rieaty
York County-SunmonS--To the above named defsTfN
ants and each OF them You hereby summoned %
OF your the Plaintiffs Attorney within tvs1
days after the service OF this summors exclusive of tb
answer Judgment will bo taken against by default
for the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated. New York. February 4th, 19Os.
MAX J. BEsRNHEIM. Plaintiffs ATTORNEY
Post ONCE address and ONCE No 81 Wall Street
Manhattan Borough. New York CITY
To the Defendant. Mary T. GRAY; The foregoing sum
order OF James A. O'Gorman. Justice OF the Sll-
prene OF the State OF New York dated the 1st
once OF the Clerk OF County New York at ths
County House. Borough OF Manhattan. County OF
Dated New York April Ist 1905
MAX J. BERNHEJM. Plaintiffs Attorney
ONCE Post Ofce address. No. 81 Wall Street,
Manhattan Borough. New York City
SUPREME COURT NEW YORK CoUNTY.-MATHII,-
Action Tor absolute div orce.-To above named D~
fendant: hereby summoned TO he COM
plant this action and 10 serve copy %
the plaintiffs attorney within after ,hs
service OF this summons exclusive OF the day OF service
and in fall appear Judgment
will be taken against default the relief ,t.-
Dated New York. october 10th 1907.
Post once Addr, 2s9 Broadway. Borough OF Man
To the above named Defendant The foregoing summons
Is served you without the State o. New York pur
suant TO an ord~r OF n Hon James F,tzgerald
6h iay OF Marea, 1905 and ned with the complaint in
the ilth day Of March 1908. Dated New IL
AcHILLE J. oIsHEI. Plaintiffs Attorney. once and
Post one Address. 400 Broadway. Borough OF Man
haitian N. z. caiy.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09

Philadelphia April S.-The Helios cleared from
this port for Blaye March % with a cargo of
ST. 764 gallons of petroleum. The cargo was valued
at $4,000, and owned by the Standard oil
Company. She formerly the British steamer
Oranje Prince, and carried q crew OF about
tyyentv-Hve mon
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
SurrOgates' Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON AP>-rp =
Il Thomas a Surr9gate OF the County Of New YorL
notice is hereby given to all having cIairaS
against Matilda a Elder. late OF the County, Of NsT
York. deceased. TO present same wits SeM
,hereoI 10 the subscribers at Their place transact
No 90 Wall street IN the Borough of Narbatts1
the City OF New York. on Or before the t2rh Jay o.
Dated New York the Soth day OF January raos
ANNIE E MUM ADALINE II. E. PETERS
DUER. STRONG & WHITEHEAD Attorneysu eSSut[ices 9dS
ecutrices. No so Wall Street. Borough Of Manba1
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON: .p1;vS
G. Thomas Surrogate of the County OF New, V6-t
notice is hereby given all persons hayt3g i ITrS;
against William stebbns. jr late Of TIE Gains
thereof to the sEbscrber az his s same with vouchers
business The once Of Garter Hasten IS Wa
Ne% York on or before the lst day OF May. 1905 0i
EDWARD NJ FRANKLIN
is wall Street Borough OF Manhattan New yor c,v
IN PURSUANCE OF Az oRpER. OF HON ABNER {
Thomas a Surrogate OF the County OF New YORK
notice is hereby given to all persons having claims
York. deceased 20 present the same with ses
Of to the subscriber at her place tranacns<
90 Broadway. Borough Manhattan in the Ctv r Ne
York. before the S0th day April next - - sN
rev SUSAN Nh f. 's 1A%sPfS4 q sPfSbf5 1907
pITTENHoEFER GERBER JAMES Attorney 70,
EHecutrix. e6 Broadway New York City
JOHNSON wILMOT.-IN PURSUANCE 0r -.
County OF York hereby given 10 o. me
having claims against Wilmot Johnson late of the I
thereof the subscriber. place of transa tj
business. at the Office OF Speir Bartlett No So VA.
street Borough Of Manhattan in the city OF New YorS
or before the first cay OF June. 1905 next 'N'
Dated New York. the Goth day of October 1907
sPEIR BARTLETT Attorneys for Exec,,++jS "
street Borough OF Manhattan. New York city
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
Instruction.
For Both Sexes-City.

For Both Sexes-City
THE BERLITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
Madison Square G122 Broadwayj
Harlem Branch. 34S Lenox Ave. near 12Tth 81.
Brooklyn 1S Court
SUMMER SCHOOL AT ASBURY PARK, y :
Teachers sent 70 all places within hundred miles
ITALIAN LESSONS GIVEN BY ITALIAN PRoTFs-
II tant professor Write 4 BENNETT. 15S E Io4th 81
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
School Agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Professors. Teachers Tutors
TO colleges. Schoo! and Families Apply
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
Citations.

FT'HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE or NEW Y0s- ~
l. the srace OF God free and independent ~ 10 81
llIiano = Sot Ceestina MilaEEo de Soto Jus, -.
500 MARIA soto de Vines. &argarita 500 - p,-ess
1dhafd. Marco A Soto. Francisco c. Soto 49,. i,
soto and Emilio '. Soto. al ot fuu ags and ss1 80
tls "idoW ana heirs and OF u Marco a -.
deceased. send Greeting: Whereas. NaXimIian0 ? 49,
OF Ihe City 4 New York. has lately applied 10 IN.
TOsate Court q County of New Ts-x p, -
certain instrument In writing dated June 2sfh l01 -
Iduns 10 both real and personal property tllv
IS the last Wtl and testament OF Msrco \ Soto a. -
me county OF New York dscess-d rherstcre yo1 49,
edHn OF You are cited appear before the Sr-zs.s
our county OF NeT York. once. IN the Co11-v y,
New YORK on the llth day OF May. thcusars ~,
hundred and eight. al half-pasr O'CLOCK in tie s-
nSn OF tnat DAY then and there 70 attend probs
or the said last VIII and Testament --~1'
In testimony whereof have ths Sal Of ~.
Surrogate's Court of the said C01urv a. ~,
tSeaLl York TO p hereunto afixsd Witness Hon A.
ner G Thomas. A Surrogate Cou--x
OF New York said County. the I4h dav o. Ms--s y
The year OF our Lord thousand nine hurIrsd a.
elSnt- DANIEL J. DOWUNEY
Clerk OF ths SurroEatss Cou--
- HENRY MOSLE Attorney for PetiIiousr No 7a R-,,s
Street Borough % Manhattan. New Yorg, C9-v -
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-02-21
A. WILLIAMS WEDS
POPULAR IOWA GIRL
CEREMONY PERFORMED At
HOME OF BRIDE.

p. A. Williams, manager Of the Bill
lings Mutual Heating company, re-
turned to Billings yesterday bringing
with him as MS BRIDE q popular and
talented young woman Of Manning,
Iowa who was formerly Miss Grace
Breckenridge.
The ceremony was performed at
the home Of the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs. G. Breckenridge, well known
residents Of Manning, On February
II. by Rev. Golden Of that place.
Although MI. Williams is a com
p%aratively new arrival in Billings, he
has scores Of friends F-mong the bust
ness men and those in private life
with whom he has come In contact.
He came to Billings early last sum
mer and since that time has resided
here.
He is the founder Of the Mutual
Heating company and is known among
his many friends and acquantances as
a mar Of sterling qualities. true worth
and good character.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams expect to
make their home In, Billings.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-02-21
BLIZZARD RAGING in THE GREAT
LAKES REGION.
ON THE PLAINS
Tarthc is Delayed While The Snow
P'ows and shove'Iers Are Dig Jins
the Stalled Trains and Their Pass.
engers Out Of the Drifts.

Detroit, Mich, Feb. 19.-At least Is
passenger trains poked their pilots In
to impervious snow drifts throughout
Michigan today and late this evening
reports from out in the state indicate
that some of these trains were still
snowbound.
Tarf1c al completely abandoned
today on the Kalamazoo, Lake Shore
& Chicago railroad and on the Port
Austin division Of the Pere Marquette.
only one train being sent over the
line. The Allegany division Of the
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern was
completely blocked. as was also the
Midland-Bay City and Vassar division
Of the Michigan Central. The west
bound Wolverine flyer on the Michi-
gan Central buried itself near Com
stock In a drift out Of which five loco
motives were unable to release It.
The passengers were transferred to
another train and were carried past
the drift on, the eastbound track, while
100 ii we're set at work with shcvels
to dig out the snowbound flyer. Other
trains were snowbound during the day;,
near 1onia, Lottieville, Deckervills,
Owendale, Allegan. shemeld, Kalama-
200, Adrian and Munger.
Interurban electric line traffic was
thoroughly demoralized, as was also
the rural route postal delivery
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-02-21
RAILROAD men
CAUGHT BY Gas
FIVE HAVE NARROW ESCAPE
FROM DEATH IN TUNNEL.
fspecial to The Gaxe&te.l

Missoula, Feb. 19.-Fiye railroad
men who were overcome by gas last
night In the Mullan tunnel narrowly
escaped death by asphyxiation and
one Of them is not yet out. Of -danger.
An exceptionally heavy train drawn
BY an engine and . helper stalled
last night in the middle Of the tunnel.
Conductor Dishmon was in the ca
boose and realizing that something
was wrong, climbed over the train to
tho engine and found both crews un.
conscious. The train by this. time
was backing down the steep grade OF
the mountain and gaining momentum
every instant. Dishmon applied the
air and succeeded In stopping the
train a short distance from Blossburg.
He secured assistance and efforts to
revive the unconscious men were un-
dertaken.
Engineer Farrell and his fireman
were taken to Helena and it is re
ported that Farrell's condition is crit
ical.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-02-21
INSURGENTS MUST
HAVE A FAIR TRIAL
m THE AMERICAN GOVERNMENT
suRRENDERs THEM.

- ALH ME HL- -L4 re- HE8A }TU =
Port Au Prince, Feb. l9.-The Amer
lean government win consent to hand
over to the authorities the insurgents
who recently took refuge in the va
rious consulates at Gonaives and Port
Au Paix, provided they are guaran-
teed a regular trial by court.
France considers such a guarantee
insufficient and refuses to give up the
refugees who, in the presence Of the
commander of the French cruiser,
signed an agreement that If they are
allowed to go free they will not land
in Hayti during the presidency of
Nord. The French officials here con-
slider that this should satisfy the Hay
ten government, but President Nord
has decided not to give in and con-
sequently the situation is strained.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-02-21

HNY& XII F&EE NEEE 0EMG eHEM%EHMLA
1t was %contended by DR.. Spencer
that this request is for from 20: to %
per cent OF the discharge Of Niagara
river and would greatly impair the
characteristics Of the Whirlpool rap
ids; lower the river bed up to the
falls, break up the surface rock at the
foot Of the American falls and Goat
island and thereby cause a more rapid
recession Of the horseshoe.
He said:
ION account OF lowering Of the
water in the basin above the upper
rapids 1t Will increase the slope of
the river SO that the surface OF Lake
Erie will be lowered by three feet.
Again the lowering. OF Lake Erie will
in the same manner lower the har-
bors and canals thus causing damage,
the United States engineers calculat-
ed, amounting to over $12, 200, 900.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-02-21

prosperous, or whether the islands
shall progress to be free and indie.
pendent. The latter phase l believe to
be the nearest In accord with the lib
cry loving forefathers Of ours who
drafted and signed the declaration Of
Independence.
The latter part Of the secretary's
address was devoted to the Panama
canal. He reviewed the considerations
which led to the decision not to CON
struct a sea level canal, and gave de-
tails In connection with his own obser-
vatioas.
At the conclusion OF this meeting
Secretary Taft left for Lowell. arrir
ing here shortly before 4 o'clock.
Speaks It q Banquet.
At S o'clock he went to Associate
hall. Here he was given . reception.
by the board Of trade, prior to the
annual banquet Of the organization.
He said in part at the banquet:
ssWithin recent years the United
States has advanced to the position Of
one Of the worlds powers, although
this advancement has been the result
in part OF a war which was practically
thrust upon US as a people.
The possession Of the Philippines
IL, A,,1sNn rn1an tho SHNS1AS@ NA%NNvNs
and Porto Rico includes a far greater
than we at home suppose. There Is a
great deal in the influence Of that
which affects the eye. The visit Of
16 battleships to the Pacific will have
an excellent effect for peace rather
than for war. We are not going ABOUT
the world with a chip on u shoulder.
We are not hunting war. That is the
last thing that this country wants. !
apprehend no danger from the civili-
zation of China, as some people pro-
fess. The argument has been that il
China comes into competition with us,
we will be wiped out commercially.
i hold that the more the Chinese are
civilized the better market they will
represent for the United States"
When Mr. Taft had finished he was
driven to the Meddlesex street sta
ton, where Vice President Barr Of the
Boston & Maine railroad received him
in his private cal
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-02-21
SENATE SUMMARY.
What was Dsone Ia the Upper House
Yesterday.

q MeP@2 %aM M&E43s HGA-G 3g#E&I M
Washington, Feb. ia speech by
Senator Johnston Of Alabama on tho
Aldrich currency bill and q statement
by Senator Hale, chairman Of the
committee on naval affairs, concern
ing the proposed investigation Of the
charge Of defects in the construction
OF %battleships, were the chief topic Of
interest in the senate today.
Mr.. Hale had printed reports Of
Admirals Converse and Capps in de-
tense OF the navy and incidentally ex-
pressed his belief in the efficiency OF
the tb%attleships.
In response to a resolution by SEN
atoro Tillman, Secretary Cortelyou to-
day sent to the senate a report show.
ing that 300 national banks we're
placed in charge Of receivers between
January 1895, and January 81, 1908.
The aggregate capital Of these banks
was $4~S,736,520. Exclusive Of the
banks which have failed since Octo-
bel. 81, 1907, the dividends paid on
claims proved amounted to $65. 469.-
O12.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-02-21
SERVICES
FOR MRS. WHALEY
BODY SHIPPED EAST FOR INTER
MENT IN CANADA.

EA
The funeral Of Mrs. Catherine Wha-
ley was held at the home Of her
daughter, DR.. Harriet Foxton Clark,
yesterday morning at s O'clock. Rev.
Ia. E. luke, rector of the Episcopal
church %oficiated. Many friends Of
the deceased and the bereaved family
attended the services and paid their
last respects to the memory Of one
who in her lifetime had done much to
be remembered for.$
Fred Rixon, Charles Chapple, Will
Rixon, Phil Reece, ]. g. Ballinger and
William Greaves acted as pallbearers.
After the services at the house the
body was taken to the passenger de-
pot where it was placed. on the
North Coast Limited to be conveyed
to Clinton, Ont, where interment will
be made.
Mrs. Clark and Mrs. J. G.. Manning,
daughters of Mrs. Whaley accompa.
MED the body east.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-02-21
NIAGARA IN DANGER FROM THE
\. POWER COMPANIES.
SCIENTIST EXPLAINS II.
II All the Power Wanted is Allowed
the Users the Level Of Lake Erie
will Be Lowered, the Falls and
Rapids Ruined.

Washington, Feb. 19.-Dr. w. ].
Spencer, the British scientist who was
commissioned by the geological sur
vey of Canada to make an %inyestiga-
ton of the Niagara falls problem, de-
scribed today the effect of utilization
of its waters by power plants upon
the scenic beauty Of that national
water power.
At the instance of the American
Civic federation, DR.. Spencer has ap-
peared before the house rivers and
harborsI committee and presented
facts and figures to show what, effect
the request OF the Ontario Power
company for a power franchise to de.
velop which would require 10000 GU
bic feet of. water per second would
have on the. fails.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-02-21
TIME TO ACT.
Don't Wait for the Fatal Stages Of
Kidney illness. Profit by Bill
S @ings Peoples Experiences.

Don't Wait for the Fatal Stages Of
Kidney Illness. Profit by Bill
ings Peoples Experiences.
Occasional attacks of backaehe, ir
regular urination, headaches and
dizzy spells are common early symp-
toms of kidney disorders. It's an err
ror to neglect these ills. The attacks
may pass off for a time but return
with greater intensity. If there are
symptoms Of dropsy-puffy swellings
below the eyes, bloating of limbs and
ankles, or any part Of the body, don't
delay a minute. Begin taking Doan's
Kidney Pills, and keep up the treat
ment until the kidneys are we'll, when
your old time health and vigor will
return. Cures In Billings prove the
effectiveness OF this great kidney rem
,edy.
j.. D. Fulmer, living at 224 Wyom-
ing avenue, Billings, Mont, says: Il
have used Doan's Kidney Pills on diff
ferent occasions for over fifteen years
and at times do not know what /
would have done without them. Ny
work as a carpenter is very hard on
the kidneys and as a result / frequent,
ly suffered from backache and sharp
darling. pains through my loins. /
never found a remedy so effective for
these troubles as ,Doan's Kidney pills
and they have never failed to re.
lieve the most serious attack. / know
from experience that Doan's Kidney
Pills r suneQualled as q kidney rem
edy and take pleasure in recommend
ing them to Others
For sale BY all dealers. Price SC
cents. Foster-Milburn CO., Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the United
Staten.
! take no other.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-02-21
JOHNSON WILL Be
BURIED IN EAST
MAY SHIP BODY or SUICIDE 70
OLD HOME TODAY.

E21 A ~ - &l IA NEE=4E.
Louis r. johnson, the young man
who committed suicide Tuesday even
ing, at the home Of Mrs. q. A. Snow
on Terry avenue will be buried in the
east according to arrangements which"
wese completed yesterday. The body
will probably be shipped east today.
It is believed that the young mar
was intending taking up a farm unit
on the Huntley tract adjoining his
fathers farm which is located near
Huntley, as he had made inquiries at
the local land ONCE regarding such
action.
Coroner Smith decided yesterday q.
ter making an investigation that sit
wduidanot-ben scesart-to sAosdanl
inquest.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-02-21
G. A. Z. EXERCISES.

At a meeting OF the members Of
the local Grand Army of the Republic
post, held Tuesday evening It was de-
-cided to hold patriotic exercises at
the Elk hall, March s, in commemo-
ration Of Washington and Lincoln's
birthdays. The program will include
music. speaking and a drill by the
special drill squad of the local militia
company to be followed by a dance.
Owing to the fact that a suitable hall
could not be secured the exercises
were postponed until next month.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-02-21
PORTO Rlco RECOGNIZED.
Word TERRITORY" Used Instead 81
"People.n

Washington. Feb. 19.-An indirect
recognition Of Porto Rico as . terri
tory Of the United States vas de-
termined upon today by the house
committee on insular affairs by IN
amendment to q favorable report Of
the Cooper bill.
That bill. as originally introduced.
provides that Spanish residents Of
Porto Rico with certain specified ex-
captions shall constitute "a body poE
itic under the name Of the people 90
Porto Rico" The committee amend
ed the bill so as to read under tho
name Of the territory Of Porto Rico