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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-05
FORMER SENATOR JONES
BURIED IN WASHINGTON
Simplicity Marked the Last Htes OF
the Arkansas Man-The Honor
ary Pail Bearers.
fRv Associated Press.)


WASHINGTON. d. C.. June 4.-The
funeral of former Senator James n
ZONES. of Arkansas was held at the
family residence in this city To-Day
many of his cole aSues in congress
and representatives of the Washihe
ton bar attending. Floral tributes
were received from every part OF the
country. Rev. J. w. Duffy. OF har'
risonburg. Va. officiated. The bnr
ial was in Rock Greek cemetery.
The honorary pail bearers were
Senator Robert r. Owen. Of Oklahoma
senator f. ]. Burkett. OF Nebraska
Judge c. II. Howery. o! the Court Oh
Claims: J. II. MCGOWAN. c. +. Nor
ment. J. s. Swormsted. Colonel X, }
Bright and James ID. Richardson.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-05
Mln1 nlnrps pQnlilcln
uhg Pfsslt1a slsts''' u y. q u
Nas sunaslsa By e'sit Jury.
TO kIou ABOUT 1esTRovuPPEs
OF Course Net Known whether Ste
vens has Copy Of Missing Papers
Work Of Examining Witnesses i"
Rebate Case Proceeding Slowly.
Especial to the Daily Press)


RICHMOND. VA. jun tine
mills Of the grand jury engaged IN
the examination Of witnesses in the
Chesapeake 4 Ohio rebate cases in
the Federal ccdrt continue TO grind
slowly.
II Is Interesting to learn that Presi
dent George w. Stevens of the Chesa
peake & Ohio Railroad Company. has
bsen summoned by the jury As gov
eminent witness. and INSTRUCTED "a
bring with him . copy Of such records
OF shipments and other papers as arr
alleged to have been destroyed by or
der Of Comptroliss L. r. Sullivan o.
the Chesapeake 4 Ohio.
The above circumstance. tosethe'
with the general atmosphers OF tn
court room, and the great care an'
diligence Of the jury investigating tn
charges. makes II appear that The en-
OF the Investigation Is not vet. an
that the railroad will be held Stric'i
TO account.
As to whether or not Presid"n
Stevens 10 In possession of list
documents destroyed By his sntordiT
a'es in the Chesapeake 4 Obi" oiiicr
cannot. Of course, be stated at I'M
writing Il Is presumed. n w"v"
that he viii Be requested and require
30 make every effort to obtain Snch
! list. u such a Hat Il exhibitet it Al
help greatly TO clarity matters
such n lis: II not 70 be had. fh" jnI
will very probably be most unfav"ra
" impressed with the inability.
failure. Of the Rad TO make god
least a list Of documents destr"y'd,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-05
Shot while Attempting 70 Escape
NV Associated Press.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Juno ~
desperate break for ht9riy was hao'
today At the plant 81 the Aa"anA
Manufacturing Company AZ North Br'
nipsham BY ninc ccnv'cts. rhe
guards fred On toe men. and the GAY
,c,,ccmen Of North Birmingham JON
cd IN the fusiIlsde. Five q me con
v,cts were shot down. two Of tnem
being fatally wounded Two o,hefs
ve,e capurcs and DOGS ~sre put ont
y, IN. trail a the other two.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-05
Wilbur Wright Working in France.
fBy Associated Press)

PARIS, June 4. - Wilbur Wright,
the American aeroplanist, has chosen
the plain Of Meshras. in the depart.
ment OF the lower Loire for his ex-
periments with his aeroplane. The
machine already has arrived in sec.
tons, and under the superint fndence
OF Mr.. Wright a local builder Is con-
structtng a large shed 10 accommo-
date Il.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-05
$4,000 Ba|se BoTIouof TalunE
State Senator MeNiet,oi Causes War
rants to be Issued for Max kaus.
man and o. Clarence o,bbensy.
Former for Perjury and Latter Tor
Libei-WIll DO Batsr Fight.
(By Associated Press).

PHILADELPHIA, June 4. - An ac-
ton. which II is said presages one
OF the bitterest political fights that
has been Witnessed In this city for .
long time was taken herr, tonight BY
State Senator James p. Nichul, IN
causing warrants to be issued for Max
Kaufman. until today secretary 70
Mayor Reyburn. and D. Clarenes al
honey. secretary Of 10 INV and or4Grs
society. on criminal charges. :
The warrants charge In the caee
OF Kaufman perjury. and In that e
Gibboney libel.
The issuing Of the warrants fol-
lowed the holding of senator Nc
Nichol, the acknowledged Republican
organ leader. earlier in the day ON
a charge Of criminal libel prereSTea
by Kaufman, who sought redress b..
cause -,A8uze - -. - - - - 49,
i! !!..S s.s.s places IN 1906 and 20 dis,>
credit the administration Of the then
Mayor Weaver.
Kaufman, at the hearins Of Senar
tor McNichol. took the witness stand
and denied categoscally that there
was any truth in the statement that
he had received the $4,000 from
MeNichol. He denied that he had
represented himself as an agent Of
Gibborey and declared the story was
absolutely fale In every particular.
Mayor oismisses kausman.
! Immediately after the hearing
Mayor Reyburn sent lstter to Kauf-
man notifying him that he. was DIS
charged in the position OF secretary.
Hardly had 1t become known thae
| Kaufman had been dismissed by the
mayor than ths announcement s
made that Senator McNichoi ha0
issued warrants for Kaufman and Tor
Gibboney- who had also been VIZ
ness for Kaufman in the case asa'nss
McNicho. The warrant charg'ae
Kaufman with perjury b based @
testimony he gave tn denying the 70
CENT OF $4,000 from McNichoi whea
On the witness stand.
The warrant against Gibboaey =
hased on the publication Of . sessss
written by Gihboney and bearing upos
. the conditions In sais city. The var
+ ran, charges that vi'lifying and faisl
9, statements we're made In substance
r and to the eject that the depooen
, had aided or abetted In the commss
son Of divers unlawful crimes an
= misdemeanors. and particularly ths
. hundreds OF speak-easy propr,ess
u whit slave dealers. gamblers. posie'
writer's and other criminals Of IN
, same sort who were arrested by U
4 4, said d. Clarence Gibboney with fe'
!. EXCEPTIONS were friends. allies 9
g tools OF the deponent
IS Neither warrant vas served. Dut :
r I, the case Of McNtchoa. The msfSe
d vas lief, 20 the attorneys 10 arrsne
a, \ suitable time for the beeroea
Il which II is said viii pro6aesy u
!. placs on Saturday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-05
40 Fishermen Drown is Tvphoos.
nv Associated PressD

VICTORIA. u. c. Juu@ 4. -
Twelve Iuggers sank and 27e men
los, their lives when yphcon
struck the herring Sect just ~ "
,c., THURSDAY Island. on the west
coast Of Australia, according 20 news
brought bsre by the Aassrsiia~Css
adam Iiaer Mannka, IN port today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-05
n. z. G. Bailey Arrested
nv Associated PTessl

WASHINGTON. u. e.. June -
COMPLYING with the request Of the
state soparrrn nj tho minister ~
,,.rc,.n Affairs 81 honduras h~s "r'
d.red ih. sTr'st W W. -
f..rEa.r president ~ 'w' '''''' -,P
riur cCmI.an. 'f Nv J"r-'-' md VIZ
..,-utj,u =. thu <t-'m"r '''''a~'-''''
aud her cargo.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-05
a.ursse Gets Eight Morths
nv Associated press.D

RICHMOND. VA. June Z. - In the
United States Disrrf Court 'ooay
Rev, Jams T. Hargrave an "unfrocs.
Cd clergyman 81 the Episcopal
church. residing 10 Hanover county
p,ea.;~d guilty. to charge Of usins
IN. United states mail to defrand
AMI was seatesced 20 eight raonih'
in Jail. "A
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-05
r~e",y lives Were los'.

MENICo CITY Ian" WORD has
lust reached thi. cit thsi tsesiS
li,~. w-r- F,si and ,r,Jp-rty d.msgei
tn the .g-pi - sc"!'"" tS a cloud.
pursi in Jlaranatr. IL Is undesst"od
that one ~ the Mexican tunnels has
becn flooded.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-05
Floods eresk Up Train sssvsee
NV Associated prensD

BIrTTE MONT. June L-Tsam -
vice in Mou,sss 10 In state 49,
moraiization on secounf q sooee j.
%ortbern Pacific and tie Ceeeaeos
uiIwausee and 81. PAM vest 81 d.
Lodge are under water. -
on, The Misscuri river rc>e ssceesy
-, nigh, a. the r~ssh q heavy Fssa~
s,.rd.y. Two Iis~- we're soa
,,.,,th..re Mansaaa y~sserAsy. rsecs
..r and mis- ~ife dru~stsg 10 the hssa
wafer W. = C"ul-~.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-05

SAN francisco. Jeee -
man W. "a. Helms vss - - -:
rarIy today In . dssce ~ ~ Q
m nan, named Z. O. -
sn,ercd the hall. SreS . sessgvex ~
c,,vered the hasss4W. - 49,
,an for the door snd sseege9 -
,.an Helms. Who 80 IT, -
entered the hah - =. :. -. !
tcfcre h. had tiue - -
veg. Young ~ - g
range. Yoenf v45
nsw n a. ~
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-05
the WEATHER

Fair and warmer In north,
showers In so0th portion Friday;
Saturday fair warmer IN south
portion; light to fresh sast winds
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-05
Gendarmes in Control.

As a result OF this agitation me ue
ncnstration in front of the PaD'hson
today was a mixed one. Gendrames
were rushed from all parts Of The ely
to the Pantheon following the sheet '.,
ing q. CAPTAIN DrPyfus. and are now
IN complete posss ssion Of all streets
leading TO the Pantheon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-05

tcoassneea on Page s'z9
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-05
Eleven state Co"tests'

There are eleven state CONF -
-..,.. s,e,ns Alabama, florida Geo.
-. Louisiana Mississippi. Nor,n
S.,o,,ua oklahoma. North caro,.nA'
T~nns,.~. TEXAS and virginia. The
remaining delegates IN con'et -.
from scattering districts IN "
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-05

THE DAILY PRESS 10 the
only Newspaper published In
Newport News that receivss the
full news report Of the Asso.
elatsd Press.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-11-20


Mrs. Edna May Brown, of Mem
phis, was in the city last week as
the guest of Mrs. L. S. Parks.
Miss Lou Trautwein left Sunday
for Los Angeles, Cal, accompanied
to st. Louis by Mr.. Adam Semones.
Mrs. Fl. T. Robinson is in Colum-
bus this week visiting her mother,
Mrs. Watson, who is dangerously
sick.
Mrs. C. P. Council, of Ripley,
Miss, was here this week visiting
her daughter, Mrs. John Embrey,
on Try street.
Mrs. W. H. Neal, of Trenton. was
Ia visitor in the city this week at the
Rme of Mrs. Annie Harris and Mr..
Driskill.
iss Fannie Cash, Of Memphis,
in the city this week as a guest
Miss Bessie Glasscock on Elk
BE street.
sfansford Bell, of Nashville,
npany L, N. G. t., was a guest
Nm and Mrs, Howell Bransford
yEinner Sunday.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-11-20
The Last Word that
khion Has Spoken

in matter dress for women is exhaustively illus
trated at ~QRakIN'S. Of course chief interest
%centers ANS charming new Tailored Suits.
Changes have been radical; variety is legion; artistic
skill is evident in every model. Lines Of unusual
dignity and grace characterize the classic models
each fits beautifully with glove.like elegance and
accuracy.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-11-20

You get better service by
your Christmas goods early
now and have them laid
Bransford & Andrews.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-11-20

Dec. 19 some one will draw a
diamond ring. 1t may be you. 1t
costs you no more to take a chance
than it would otherwise. Brans-
ford & Andrews.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-11-20

A SIS. 90 diamond ring tree. A
ticket given with each cash pur-
chase of 81 90 from now until Dec.
19. Bransford and Andrews.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-11-20

Don't forget tickets with each cash
purchase of Is cents at Wallace w
Moore's.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-11-20

II. ). y Wells, OF Glass, was IN
t I city Monday.
TIL D etzel Hunting Club is
camped on Grassy Island.
Mrs. S. &. Faircloth visited
friends in Newborn last week.
Mrs. Will King, Of Hickman, was
a visitor in the city last week.
J. S. Henderson, of Kenton, was
a business visitor in town Monday.
Don't forget tickets with each cash
purchase of Is cents at Wallace w
Moore's.
Officer Escue made six arrests
this week, fines ranging from So so
to S..
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Dietzel, of
Corinth, Miss, were IN the city this
week visiting relatives.
Wells Woody, who is located in
ArkansaE S in the city visiting his
mother, T.. F. M. Woody.
A CEE M AiananuG r;nn 4raa A
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-11-20
Fresh News.

The fire whistle and a
furnished a little excitement
day. The fire was located
small building near DR.. D.
Pearce's residence, the work OIL
lire company preventing cons.
able damage. While this was
ing place, a colored hackman
doing a little involuntary spec
through First street with his
gray. The horse was stoppe,
Washington avenue and the d.
hook up. II
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-11-20

Mrs. o B. Radebaugh and little
daughter, of Memphis. we're in the
city last week attending the Scog-
gin-Chambers wedding.
Embrey Beck, formerly Of Yicks-
burg, is now employed in the office
of the Standard Oil Co. at New Or
leans as Office manager.
Mr.. Robt. Burgess, Of Columbia,
was in the city this week visiting
his cousin, DR.. M. A. Blanton, at
home on Exchange street.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-11-20
PERSONAL.

DR., ]. J, Wells, of Glass. was in
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-11-20
The bugle blows assembly for the
Blankets and COmfOrtableS

and from North, South, East and West the splendid
army gathers. Read the roll call. California, Mime
sofa, North Carolina, Massachusetts,, Maine, New
York, Pennsylvania, all answer present with the
best products of their various mills, for we hold a
rigid inspection and the quality of our blankets is
as high as the variety is broad, every sort is there,
from all cotton to all wool, and all are frankly de-
scribed as lkexture, size and weight-the house
keeper KIN psf what she is getting.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-11-20

Chas. Williams, 80
salesman and meat cult
win Bros. grocery store
week for an extended tri
st. Louis, Kans as Gil
Mo-, and to Clovis, Ne
Mr.. Williams will visit
Mrs, Burton, in Missouri
Mrs. Charity A. Whit
has been visiting in [
Fulton, Paducah and {
lucky points, left Wed
Corsicana, Tex, where S
Mrs. Whitesell is SO yea
and travels alone. Her
was a very enjoyable Oh
both to herself and trienc
New-York tribune., 1908-10-21
ARE BABIES MoRAL7

I'VE do not expect paternal feelings In chilo
of five" says DR.. Woods Hutchinson IN the Oc'o-
her .ryyoman's Home Companion" Why. then
should we expect any other Of those race-regardihg
,rnnuIses which we term morality Even TO ap-
neal to the better feelings of child OF eight or
ten is often almost irrational as the celebrated
anostrophe Of the emotional Irish barrister, who
in the fine frenzy of his peroration whirled upon
the Judge with the thrilling appeal Sir was you
tver a mothers? To appeal TO a childs better nat
ure while excellent in moderation, often does little
more than make a hypocrite out Of him before his
time.
He has got your hair. and his mothers eyes and
voice and some of your little tricks of manner
and temper-now and he Is just as safe to de-
veIop your superb sef-control and civic devotion
and consideration for others II you will only give
him time-and set him a good example Meanwhile
preaching to him thst ne should possess these
qualities will expedite matters precious Ittle and
unless backed up by example, not at all ReInem-
her that life and growth of all sorts are but re-
snonse TO environment. and responses can
only occur ls opportunity IS afforded for them"
New-York tribune., 1908-10-21
POST and FORBES BACA'
american Aeronauts Undaunted 6y
Drop of 1900 Feet.

When A. Holland Forbes and Augustus FosI' tii0
American aeronauts, arrived here on the slealI7ip
Kronprinzessin Cece yesterday they said ulAt tile
dron of 900 feet in the balloon ConQuero1 IN WHICH
rhev entered the international race from BerIn Oh
october H. had not killed their ardor Tot tne spoi
And yet" said Mr.. Post, who is secretary Oh Ile
Aero Club of America, Il seriously oouDt IL uieie
will be another international race between drlIus
haI aIloons I believe this race from Berlin was Ine
IA ST of its kind the world will see
Mr. Post pointed out that the Wright ana ule
Herring aeroplanes and others that will be devel-
oped during the next year, probably VIII Teacn
stages of perfection in general usefulness that VIII
nlace them in line to compete for the Bennett
trophv with splendid chances for winning the cup
ne believes too that dIrigibe balloons will be
contestants in the next which will start from
London.
THE rules governing the gift specify that the
aerial contests shall be open in principle. said Mr.
Post in accordance with the progress Of aeronau-
tics and according to the Judgment of the Interna
tfonaI Aeronautc Federation all kinds Of appar-
atus for aerial locomoton, and especially to motor
aerostats
Mr. Forbes said:
In going to Berlin and back we travelled eight
thousand miles for the purpose Of going up IN a bal
loon for six minutes Understand, We were IN the
balloon eight minutes one minute for each thousand
miles that we travelled. But during the last two
minutes we were supremey occupied. for II was IN
that time which in print looks so short but which,
If you are going through space, seems, you might
say to be well nurtured eternity, that my balloon
dropped nearly three thousand feet"
Mr. Forbes does not know what caused the acc-
New-York tribune., 1908-10-21
$4,000 NEEDED AT ONCE.
Jewish Wayward Girls Home to Close IL
Amount Is Not Raised

Unless the Council OF Jewish Women can raise
$4,000 within the two weeks II IS face facs
with the possibility OF having put the furniture
Of its Lakeview Home for wayward Girls. at Brigh-
ton Heights, Staten Island. on the sidewalk and
scatter the inmates 10 the four winds So said
Mrs Charles II Israels at the council meeting held
yesterday afternoon IN the vestry OF Shearth Israel
10th street and Central Park West Il seems that
the owner Of the building occupied does not
like to rent II to institution Such tenants
said be hard a house and do not add 70 the
value Of adjoining property. Therefore he refuses
to renew the lease. which expires on November l.
and after that the institution may be required 70
move on a weeks notice.
Il travelled all Staten Island" said Mr.
Israels 'fn search OF another home. but could faz
nothing. Those that are suitable for purpos,
the owners refuse to rent to US. There seems -
be nothing that We do but TO buy the place We
are in which we can have II we raise $40 900 be-
fore November 1. and this must be done"
The Lake View Home is the only Hebrew inse-
tuition Of the kind and the need FOR It IS evidenced
by the fact that adnittance had to be refused to
eighteen last month. OF those admitted Mrs. Is
raels gave most satisfactory report
They become so attached to the home" she said
that fear Of expulsion IS all that IS needed 70 raIr
tain discipline Since april OF this year four havs
been happily married and one has become engaged
Others are now earning honest living and SUP
porting their children"
Jelly and dress bags made az the home were for
sale after meeting and Mrs Israels said mora
could be had where these came from
Miss Henrietta Sold reviewed the movement NJ
the last year toward the elimination os Christian
ceremonies from the schools and more respectful
presentation OF the Jew the stage and said that
while she did not dfsapprove OF this she thought
that Judaism could better be safeguarded By post
tive than by negative methods
when was a child" she said, "and there wers
few Jews IN the country We would not have thought
Of protesting against Christmas festivities IN ths
schools but neither would have thought OF being
afraid Of them The Jewish influence outside the
New-York tribune., 1908-10-21
CITY CLUB COMMITTEE ON POLICE.
Wants Salaries of Court Policemen Charged to
the Courts

The citizens committee on the police OF the city
Club sent a letter yesterday to the Board of Est-
mate and Apportionment asking that the salaries
Of policemen assigned to service in the courts be
charged to the courts and not to the Police De-
partment.
The salary roll of patrolman assigned at present
to other departments amounts to $5SSO5O. divided
as follows Petty courts. $2S1 150: District Attorney
offices $l9 ESQ., Offices OF Corporation Counsel. S2s
COO; License Bureau s5l.40O; Department of Street
Cleaning, 10000; recreation piers, $30SOo; misce-
laneous assignments for the most part doorkeepers
and messenger service $95,56O
The committee believes that employees OF the
courts or departments salaries lower than paid
to patrolman could do the work as well
New-York tribune., 1908-10-21
suFFRAeErTEs DETERMINED TO VOTE.

In spite OF Justice Truax and the Supreme Court
the suffraEettss expect to vote on Election Day
There will not be any subterfuge about IT, either
They will not only go TO the polls openly, but they
will go with a flourish Of trumpets, metaphorically
speaking In other words. they will go IN process
sion, with torchlght and banners, and what other
attractions they can muster from their headquar-
ters eft No 122 East I'D street, to the Colonial
Theatre. where ballot boxes will be provided and
only women will be allowed to vote. There Will be
ballot boxes both at the matinee and at the evening
performances but the sufragettes prefer TO 20 IN
tba evening as there would be no occasion for
torches in the afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-21
INplA,s CHILD WIVES.

Child marriage in India Will be the topic at
mass meeting for women only, TO be held this
afternoon at 250 o'clock, at the TOnnpktns Avenue
CONGREGATIONAL Church. McDonOUgh street, Brook
Iyn Mrs. Caroline P Wallace, who has lived IN
India and has made the custom OF child marriage
a special study. viii give the principal address. A
girl India unmarried at the age Of twelve years.
Mrs Wallace says. Is considered old and quite
narriag geable-
Miss Carrie A Tenant, OF California, who is ac-
companying Mrs. Wallace on her return TO India,
will sing this afternoon at the meeting. Two SIM
liar meetings have already been held one on Mon
day October 1s, at the Mott Haven Reformed
c7,,rch and one on Tuesday 1T Calvary Baptizs
Church.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-21
RoBBERrEs AT THE PUBLIC STORES
Merchants Association Has Begun 1nvestiga-
tion of Numerous Complaints.

In the last bulletin issued by the Merchants As
socaton of New York attention is called to COM
plants from number of the members that cases
OF imported goods going into public stores for Gus
toms examination and appraisement have been
robbed According of the officers OF tho
association four complaints have been made re-
Gently enc merchant losing $500 worth Of goods at
one tine.
The association has been asked to investigate.
and has already had some correspondence with the
Appraiser Of the Port and the public cartman, who
is under contract with the government TO carry
merchandise TO and from the stores. Any mer-
chant who has suffered 10 asked to write 10 the
association
New-York tribune., 1908-10-21
JERSEY CENTRAL TUBE.
". G.. Mc1dOO Plans Extension to
COmDuniDdzC Station.

w G.. McAdoo president of the Hudson & Man
haitian Railroad Company. said yesterday that it
was the intention of his company to build eXten-
sion from the Jersey City Pennsylvania station TO
the Communipaw station of the New Jersey Cen
trail on the bay He said plans for the exten-
sion had been filed. He said it would enable Jer-
sey Central passengers reach Jersey City without
crossing the river twice. necessary at present.
Mr. AIcAdoo said work the Cortlandt street
tunnel was proceeding at the rate of ten feet a
day. In Fulton the progress is not rapid
He said the tunnel cutting should be completed by
February To- and that trains would be running
ninety days later