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Eastern city boasts Of an extrahrdin-
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audtfer ,a tlmei THE owner lost sight
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to find on the fly leaf this inscription.
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New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
FEDERATION OF JEWS IN SESSION.
Assists Immigrants from Galicia and Buco-
vinia to Obtain Work Here.

The Federation Of GaIician and Bucovinian Jews
began its fifth annual convention yesterday in
Tammany Hall. eight hundred delegates, represent
ing sixty thousand members, attending. President
Benjamin Seml in the chair The federation
organized in the beginning Of June, 1904. by
J. Pfeffer who It's first president, with
membership of nine. for the purpose Of aiding
Jewish immigrants from the provinces Of Galicfa
and Bucovinia to obtain work
At preliminary meeting before the convention
proper the delegates addressed by Judges
Rosalsky and Hoffman and others. President
sernil was reelected yesterday The financial sec
retary reported $4,000 received in dues and con-
tributions during the year. II was announced that
the fedora would open hospital in I'd street,
near Avenue A. on September l. Among the mem
hers OF the medical staff Will be Professor H
LiIienthaI Professor ". Mes and DR.. Abraham
jacob
In the last year two from 5000 TO 1000 Cali
clan and Bucovinian Jews have been assisted to
find work The organization has 275 branches, prin-
cipaIIy in New York and nearby towns, number
Of women's auxiliaries and one or two childrens
bran
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
THREE BOY HIGHWAYMEN
attack Member Of Democratic Ma
tiOnaL Committee IN Street.

Three tried to hold up last evening in
West 49th street guest of the Democratic
Club. who the police say, was Henry A. Smith.
of Portland, Ore. member of the Democratic
National Committee. One of the fellows struck
Mr.. Smith the head with blackjack, ac-
cording to Henry McGlinn, a Holmes watchman.
who standing in a doorway at No. / West
49th street. McGinn went to Mr.. Smiths as
sistance and arrested one of the three.
Mr.. Smith had left the Democratic Club at
No. 617 Fifth avenue, shortly before midnight.
He went down Fifth avenue to 49th street and
then west toward Sixth avenue When nearly
in front of No. West 49th street three youths
sprang upon Smith, and one struck him with a
blackjack. AS he went down the others closed
in on him. but at that instant McCinn to
Mr.. Smiths side.
The prisoner said he was Wesley Beaser
sixteen years old, Of No. "a Jane street
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
LAND IN ELUSITE ONE.
Police BeIiere They Have SolUed
Some Recent Burglaries.

Detectives caught a yesterday who. they
say was one of the most elusive individuals they
ever trailed. Incidentally they believe they have
solved the mystery of a score Of burglaries COM
mitted in the last few months
The prisoner is John Gormley. OF No. 244s Third
avenue who was taken charge Of burglary
with Thomas Burns. his pal Of the same ad-
dress The officers say they found jewels and
rrinkets worth several thousand dollars In the
room occupied by the men.
For several weeks three detectives had been
trying to shadow Gorrnley. who. they say has
served three terms in various state institutions.
Detective Riley says Gormley resorted to various
tricks 10 eude them. being to wait until a
streetcar was well under way. and then TO catch
II the
The sIeuths finally up and put three other
men on the job They TO more successful
and the pursuit dropped last week
Yesterday. however, Detective Lennon waited IN
front OF Gormley's house until he saw the man
20 out and then followed him. The detective says
Gorrnley 10 West 1s4th street. and that he
saw him enter the houses at No 554 West lS4th
street. No. sos West 164th street, Nos 1863 and
1445 ST. Nicholas avenue and No. SIS West IS2d
street. As he left the last house Lennon says he
placed him under arrest.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
GOES INSANE WHILE AT SEA.
English Woman Came Here to Meet Hus-
band-Now at Ellis Island

Mrs Mary Gift, second cabin passenger on the
C-unard liner Caronia, who went insane in mid
Atlantic on Thursday. was removed from the
steamer Yesterday and is now In serious condi-
tfon in the hospital Ellis Island She was placed
in private room and every attention possible was
extended 10 her but the nurses and surgeons were
unable 70 obtain from her any information concern
ing the whereabouts OF her husband Whom she
came here join.
Mrs Gift persstently refuses TO eat. and the
r,,rses have had much difficulty in forcing her TO
,ake nutriment Her three-year-old son. who Is
detained in another part of the island. will De taken
10 her to-day Before the attack OF INSANITY came
an Mrs Gift told several passengers that she was
,,,,,,eeick and regretted having left England She
ilI he detained the island until she recovers
for mind or is able 10 return 10 England. Efforts
ta heen made by the immigration officials TO find
the womans husband. but 1t is difficult task as
.,.a are no papers letters in her baggage giving
tis address The child is unable TO tell where his
fath is.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
HEARST PEOPLE UNHAPPY
Deny They VIII Withdrazo from
Recount Case, HOpeUer.

Flfty-four boxes were opened yesterday at the
Hearst-McClellan recount case, before Justice
Lambert, in the Supreme Court. This made total
Of 9O6 boxes opened. giving Hearst a net gain
of 116
eral Jackson in the proceedings, denied the
that he going withdraw from the case,
while Clarence J. Shearn, counsel for Mr.. Hearst
said that he intended TO remain until every box had
been opened. The Hearst people greatly dis
heartened at the result Of the recount Mr.. Shearn
said yesterday that they had lost more than $50
votes through the ignorance of those who voted
for NO nominations The result of yesterdays s
count was follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
CELEBRATES LOSS OF APPENDIX.
Savannah Line Official Surprises His Guests
at Dinner.

Taroes c Horton general passenger traffc man
eger of the Savannah Line. gave luncheon yes
.ardsv FOR his friends board the company
.o.,,er t,itv OF Savannah at Pier 30, North River
t celebration OF his recent recovery from apPen-
dicitis. ,
Ar the end Of the luncheon an unusually large
u-aterrnelon brought from Atlanta on the CITY OF
Savannah especially for the occasion was pi%ee-
- -, ,o,+ra ~ the table Mr. Horton said there
,as a surprise within and asked his forty guests
=. a,,,ine q closely 10 If ii had been cut NO
- oo,,ld be found on the melon. but when 1t was
1,ned there appeared forty little souvenir botues
commemorative Of Georgia 5 haVlhg gone oH '''e
oo - s.naecbes were made by A. r Storey.
l.o,Iips F. r Richardson and Harry Leyland
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
TO SAVE RESOURCES
Il National Commission Appointed
by President Roosevelt.

Washington. June SIN accordance with the
suggestion made by the Governors at their con-
terence at the White House in May, the Presi-
dent to-day appointed National Conservation
commission to consider and advise him on ques-
uons relating TO the conservation of the natural
resources of the country and TO cooperate with
similar bodies which may be designated by the
states. The members of the commission are
follows:
Waters-Theodore E. Burton of Ohio. chair
man; man; Senator's William B. Allison. of Iowa;
FRANCIS G- Newlands, of Nevada; William War
ner OF Missouri and John H Bankhead of Ala
palna; W. j. McGee- bureau Of soils secretary:
r H Newell, reclamation service: Clifford
flnchol forest service; Herbert Knox Smith.
bureau of corporations; Representative Joseph
E. Ransdeil, of Louisiana: Professor George +.
Swain. of the Massachusetts Institute of Tech
hology; the chief of engineers, United States
army
Forests-Senators Reed Smoot. of Utah chair
man man Albert j. Beveridge. of Indiana, and
Charies A Culberson, of Texas; Representatives
Charles F. Scott, of Kansas and Champ Clark
OF missouri: j. B. White. of Missouri Professor
Henry S. Graves, of Yale Forest School Con-
necticut; William Irvine of Wisconsin: ex-Gov-
ernor Newton c. Blanchard. of Louisiana;
Charles l. Pack, of New Jersey; Gustav Schwab
National Council of Commerce. of New York;
cNerton w Price, forest service secretary
Lands-Senators Knute Nelson, of Minnesota
chairman, and Francis E Warren, of Wyoming;
representatives John Sharp Williams, of Missis-
sippi; Swagar Sherley of Kentucky and Her
bert Parsons, of New York; ex- Governor George
g Pardee, of California; Ex-Governor n. B.
Broward, of Florida; James ]. HILL of Mime
sofa; Charles Mcdonald, American Society of
civil Engineers, New York; Murdo Mackenzie
OF Colorado; Frank c. Goudy, of Colorado;
George W. Woodruff, Interior Department Sec
retary.
Minerals representative John Dalzell, Of
pennsylvania, chairman; Senators Joseph NJ
Dixon of Montana; Frank P. Flint of California
ana Lee b OVerman of North Carolina; Repre-
Sentat1ves Philo Hail. of South Dakota, and
James L. Slayden, of Texas; Andrew Carnegie
OF New York; Professor Charles F. Van Hise
OF Wisconsin: John Mitchell. of Illinois; John
Hays Hammond, of Massachusetts; DR. Irving
Fisher. of Yale University; Joseph A Holmes
Geological Survey, secretary.
Executive Committee-Gifford Pinchot chair
man; Representative Theodore E. Burton Sena-
tors Reed Smoot and knute Nelson, John Dalzer
w. j. MCGEE, Overton W. Price, G. w. Woodruff
and Joseph A. Holmes.
Mr. Pinchot's appointment as chairman OF the
executive committee carries with it the chair
manship Of the commission
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
Bailey CASE PUZZLE.
Nert Step in Capture Undecided
FOrpery Charge Made.

~. os,+r,re in Honduras Of Francis G. Bailey.
sr=tvhiIe president Of the Export Shipping Com
psnv now in bankruptcy. his brother and tbs
steamer C;oIdsboro in which Bailey took away
utrh him many thousands Of dollars worth Of
merchandise said 70 have been Illegally obtained.
has created a puzzling situation The Goldsooro
sailed from New York May and vas not
heard from for more than three weeks When she
was found efforts were made 10 attach the vessel
and cargo and arrest the Baileys but now that all
these things have been accomplished, the creditors
and receiver for the Export Shipping Company ars
NOT certain what the next step to bring the men
home and recover the cargo will be. There Is no
.xtraditiou treaty between the United States and
Honduras but the latter government. IL is under
stood has promised 10 deliver the men without rhe
forrnalities OF a treaty. However. this cannot b
done II was said Yesterday If fuzitives decide
to fight the case in the Hondursn courts. which
uould delav things indefinitely. AS for tn. vessel
and cargo no plan to get them back 70 New York
has yet been thought out
About thirty Of the creditors OF the Export
Shipping Company represented at meeting
held yesterday the offices of the National Asso-
citation OF Manufacturers. at No 10 Broadway
A. Parker Nevin counsel for the association. an
nounced at the meeting that he had been in COM
rnunicatfon with Secretary Root the long dis
tance telephone and said that he expected some
later news from the State Department
The suggestion made 20 the creditors that
they contribute a certain percentages Of their
claims against the defunct concern toward a fund
10 Send 10 honduras lOr tne 1OloSDoIV AnC -
merchandise. but most Of them seemed to take
the view that IL would be a OF sending GOOD
money after bad.
The receiver the other hand. has no money
for that purpose. and unless something practical
is decided upon IL is not unlikely that the
creditors will lose the assets represented IN tho
steamer which is owned by Bailey. and the cargo.
which he does not Several shipping agents
and steamship captains offered their services yes
,erdav 10 Mr. Nevin. There have been reports that
part OF the cargo had already been sold by Bailey
When the Goldsboro sailed from this port she
was registered under British fas. but her Brit
tsh registry has been revoked and she is now
der the Honduran flag. with her name changed
10 Atlantida.
A new charge Of forgery. IL was learned
Yesterday is 10 be made against Francis c.
BAILEY He is said to have not only csshed drafts
on bills OF Iading for false shipments. but IN az
least one instance IL Is said he signed the
OF manufacturer 10 draft and cashed that
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
FORMER POLICEMAN SENTENCED.

01ee Afke. of The County Court, Brooklyn sen
Naoso ex-IstrolTnan Charles Z. Hausler yesterday
" erand larceny IN the second degree 20 not less
441a taree years OF more than four in Sing sing
= the same time he suspended sentence on MISS
eis Fapps, the nanicurist- who was associated
11 Hsuser in stealing jewelry valued al s-o'
III Mrs Benjamin Knowles. wife OF TeaI's
:, 'Asi Of Flstbush Just before he was sentehceo
uter pulled bottle from his pocket Two
- - ohoers standing by grabbed the botue' suS-
teuns that he might be attempting suicide. Haus-
70 said 3; vas perfuu1erv and that the stopper
aat cone out
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
ZELAYA PROTESTS TO CABRERA.
Anger in Nicaragua Owing to Imprisonment
of Citizens By Guatemala.

Managua Nicaragua. June s.-President Zelaya is
using his utmost efforts 10 obtain the freedom of
citizens Of Nicaragua now held prisoners in Qua
remala He has refused to take any part in the
medical congress soon TO meet at Guatemala City
n+iI some guarantees of life and liberty given
there.
Sehor Camez the Nicaraguan Minister Of Foreign
Affairs has addressed a strong message 10 the
ClIaternalan government on the subject Of assas-
sinations and prosecutions of Ncaraguans.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
PLAN OCEAN RACE FOR CRUISERS
The Salem, the Birmingham and the Chester
Will Test Speed of Different Engines.
rBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune. ]

Boston. June SIT has leaked out at the navy
ward that the United States naval authorities
planning an ocean race for the new scout cruis-
ers Salem. Birmingham and Chester, which vill
be an international trial OF the three systems Of
engine design with which the vessels equipped
These three ships are the best OF their type in
the world the Chester holding the worlds record
for ships Of her type equipped with Parsons OF
English turbines of 1852 knots in her trials Tbs
salem smashed all records yesterday in mile
DASH making E-s knots speed against the Ches-
tsr.s 254 knots II IS understood that the race
will be held off the New England coast
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09

Puerto Cortez Honduras, June ! (via New Or
loans lime s-Negotiations for the settlement of
one of the disputes threat atening to the peace
of Central America began yesterday at Ocotepeque'
Honduras This was the Honduran-G Guate terna4an
boundary question, both countries claiming owner
shin Of a large strip Of rich land on the Honduran
northern frontier Commissioners met at Ocotepeque
70 survey the disputed ground. II this survey ooes
not result in an amicable settlement the two re-
nublics have agreed TO submit the question TO the
Court of Magistrates OF the Five Repunhcs' Al
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
GUILD VISITS MEYER AT WASHINGTON.

Nsnart. Mass June s.-Governor Curtis Guild
= accompanied ~ his brother and business part
~, started for Washington tonight visit 10
Fos-nss'er General George Won l. Meyer. The
Governor Esid that his trip had no political sig
.f1oance Ee said that his health was good and
MAI ne had rot had the services Of either doctor
u nurse for sorre time
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
,,c,,m of LAWYERS AUTO DIES.

a., charles H. Hyde, lawyer, Of No ~
I,a s,reet. in jackson avenue. Corona on sun
an =. died yesterday IN St Johns Hospital
1ayc Island city. william kalb' tne .h"uneui
vas arraigned later in the day o',rt
ConnoIey. in the Long
ea1 r..t,oIled until august
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
NEXT BATTLEsHIPs FLORIDA AND UTAH.

Washington June a-Secretary Metcaf an
nounced to-day that the two new oattlesnips An-
thorfzed at the last session Of Congress Wouid
be named the Florida and the Utah He saic tnar
the next battleshfp authorized would be named ths
Wyoming The name Of the monitor Florida will
be changed 10 that of city tn that state
This announcement made after a conferences
between the President and the Secretary
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
ROBBERS KILL BANK PRESIDENT.

Lnoola IL June s-Frank Frorer, millionaire
nank president and coal mine owner. died to-day
frur the effects of an assault by highway rob
rsrS last March. TWO of the robbers, who obtained
Ses are serving sentences which followed pleas
9 guilty. and third is IN jail awaiting trial
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
FLEET PATHFINDERS OFF.
Battleships Name and alabama Sail
on Round the World Cruise.

San Francisco. June s.-The batteships Maine and
Alabama. composing the special service squadron,
under command OF Captain G. 3 Harber started at
O'Clock this morning their return trip TO the
Atlantic by way Of Honolulu. Manila and Suez-
Secretary Garfield who arrived late last night
from Washington. guest OF Captain Harber
on board the Maine. The Secretary goes 10 Homo
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
JURY GETS FAssETT TELEGRAM CASE.

Washington June s-A federal grand jury will
tomorrow begin investigation into the Fassett-
Cassidy telegram case. growing out Of the alleged
Insertion The word NOT into telegram sent
bT Representative Fassert, Of New York 10 Senator
Over CASSIDY - Albany lust prior 10 the action
q the Nez York Stare Senate the snti-race-
frsrk rs--L.E-z E.iIl
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
nMes BRAIN FAC" FOR ACCIDENTS.
IBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune

fHy Telegraph 10 Tue A4lHuHc-l
t,oeton June s.-President Tuttle OF the Boston
o Matne Railroad declares that the many railroad
accidents are .lot due to oNer"orhns the railroad
- 20 lack of safeguards, but 10 brain fag,
" -, Guaranteed not TO suffer from this psyche
-, disease cannot be obtained. He thinks
-. mis- mysterious ohsesson. which. he says.
n,akrs the most competent tranmen temporarily
irresnonsbIe at intervals. is one OF the greatest
-',,,tien,- confronting railroads
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
AUTO OUTING FOR ORPHANS TO-DAY.

The Automobile Club OF America has agreed TO
cooperate with the orphans automobile day
mittee OF New York and is sending TO it's mem
bers requests that automobiles be placed the
disposal of the committee for the outing to-day.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
ACCIDENT TO FRENCH AERoPLANE

Versailles. June S-M. Pelterie to-day travelled
+ 500 metres with his aeropane a height of forty
metres and speed of eighty kilometres ho4r
In making a landing quickly of his pro-
pellers broken and NJ. Pelterie was quite badly
bruised
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
JACKSON ASKS GOVERNORS AID.

A:torney General Jackson sent q letter yester-
Gay 70 Governor Hughes. saying that he did not
nave enough funds 10 pay even the fixed salaries
and The ordinary expenses of the Albany and New
Lork Offices and asking the Legislature at the
Fresent extra session Ito remedy this situation
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
MACON NOT GOING TO PANAMA.
Political Conditions Said to Require His
Presence in Cuba.

Washington June SIT was announced to-day
that Governor Masoon will go to Panama
act as umpire on the commission settle disputed
land cases Because of political conditions in Cuba
and the near approach OF the elections the ad
mnistration prefers that Mr.. Magoon remain there.
His successor the commission has not been ap-
pointed.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
lrAlIsN AND eREEK woRkMEN FIGHT.

,'eOoro, Mass, June s.-As The result OF Ieiit
- es Italians and Greeks employed IN s"ee
60 s construction work here TWO men are uiiUe1
~ Of physicians with dangerous bullet wounds
lf1s-one others are in jail.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09

lulu to make Investigations OF matters conneetse
with his department.