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New-York tribune., 1908-04-16
WHAT rs GOING ON TODAY.

Free admission Metropolitan Museum OF Art ard
the American Museum of Natural History.
Reception ~ the Manhattan Chapter. Daughters Of the
American Revolution, Waldorf Astoria 3 p m.
Meeting of the Dixie Club Hotel Astor, 3 .. m
Commissoner Darlington Of the DEPARTMENT Of
The Present sanitary Situation Peoples Institute.
No 3lS East 18th street, $50 p.
Free lectures Of the Board Of Education p. m: De
nue. Charles johnson. British Empire To-day
illustrated: Public School :. 14ist street Edge
illustrated; Publh -. No as 2Sth street.
George W huntet. .-zeriand' illustrated; Pub
Dr. Rosalie Slaucht.r Morton, Strange Sights IN
Ceylon'' illustrated; Public School 81 No 523 West
Palestine" illustrated Public School 81 Hester.
Esse; and Norfolk streets Frederick u. Greene Life
10Th streets east OF Avenue B, Professor Rudolf
Ton6q IT, 'Goethe'; Public school 119, 1880 street.
Public school l35 5st st and First ave. Mrs Helen
i:hedes Historic Castles. Chateaus and Cathedrals
~ France illustrated. Public School Ija No 2+l
East llgh street Or John b. Huber The Proven
fion OF tuberculosis dustratedt Public School l7O
llltl street, between Fifth and Lenox avenues J.
illustrated: Fivc Points Mission No 63 Park street
General tioratto g King. "Reminiscences Cvil
War Hebrew Technical Institute. No. 80 Stuyvesant
street. Professor Frank l., Tufts. THE Ion and tho
Electron' illustrated; Institute Hall. No. 2ls East
lpjth street. John 4. NJ. Freyt8g, Life in South
Africa; New York Public Library. No. Il2 East
aGh street, Frederick A. Hatch The Period OF FIX
poTation' dllustratedI: IIIke's Hall No 4S3
Hudson street. Grove Professor William IAbbcy,
street. Westcheste-. Joseph 9 Oakman .!AusIrslia-
the Island continent dlustra;cdl Public School L.
Matilda street Wakefield. Colonel Mesrop Newton
Persia tlllustratedp; Public School - 81 Ann
James Walter Crook. 'Iabor's Part In Industry .
Public School "a. Amethyst Norris Park
Treatment Of unconscousness such as ApopIexy
Painting. SunstrOke Commissions in Children. Hyster
Hall Alexander 137th street. Miss \
Gertrude Dyar 'Tennysons 'I2noch Arden "
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16
FATHER-IN-LAW RECEIVERS s1s.4so
Nov Faces Alienation Suit Brought in Re.
taliation

Seisa toiaI Developments are expected in he
counter suit Of Claude r. Day. president Of ti,e
IaE misunderstanding Company. Of JERSEY City who
Il SUNG his f&tner-in-iaw. Charles H. Turner Of
Malone, \. :. FOR S5O"oo damages for the aliena-
uon of his ~ifes affections. Turner yesterday got
verdict Of $i9f69 before Justice Morschauser IN
The Supreme Court. At White Plains in an action
ssaillst ia! 10 recover on three pronissory notes
gwen between October and December 1895 Dav
denied that anything was due his father-n-law on
1he notes saying that in full settlement OF them he
had transferred him $1,000 in the stock OF as
manufacturing COMPANY
me Iisintih said the stock given only as
collateral security Soon after the transaction the
Day company vent out Of business Dav saws tbat
"nen MS business collapsed lie back to Ma
lone only 10 find that his father -in-lap had induced
his wife to leave him and take the baby with her
Ile alleges mat Mr.. Turner even persuaded Mrs
Day TO remove the furniture and close I'D The
house The alienation suit will be tried at the next
term OF the Supreme Court.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16
THE CONDITION OF STATE BANKS

Albany. April l5.-Clsrk Williams Superintendent
u state Banks. gave out tonight the tabuation
~ Inc reports of the l9S state banks s,oyri,,
lieif Honoitlon at the close OF business March d
The totals show q decrease OF s2s30sss in acgre-
gate resources. as compared with the rer,or,s 80,
december Is. During that period the Oriental
Mechanics and Traders ana the Home Bank. Of
Brooklyn suspended business and are not included
n The figures Just given out.
The total deposits OF The banks reporting March
. we're s42s.94sl2, an increase Of t5.6s9l22 Dur
ing The three months the loans Of the banks de-
creased by H4560202, the aggregate being s29o $50 100
There increase Of si3,0l0,Ggg in specie hold
ings and fl0,I53.s55 in cash items
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16
GOLDEN SHOWER IN HUT.
Searchers Find S13, 900 IN Home Of
I.Ong Island Reclusc.

Hampstead. Long Island. April lo-DaIH since
the death in December of William Henry JaYnes'
an eccentric recluse and miseI, fortune hunters
have searched the miserable hut where he hved IN
the hope of finding the fortune II was known ne
possessed. But il was not until the work OF tear
ing down the house begun yesterday that any
considerable sums brought to light by the
searchers. When the rafters were exposed Two
bags were found close TO the ridgepoie. " men
handled they broke open under the weight they
contained. and a golden shower of So, $40 and so
pieces fell to the floor. mixing with many bundles
of bills Of large denomination The find totalied
more than $4,000.
tanning 5000 in gold pieces. The next day Syi-
vanus De Mott and Benjamin De Mott cousins
discovered 5000 more. Surrogate Jackson ap-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16
F. W. COOKE, JR., LOSES TWO FINGERS
Son of Former Owner of Locomotive Works
Injured While Moving Machinery.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune. J

Paterson, y. :. April 15.-WhUe performing the
manual labor other workmen the Cooke
branch of the American Locoomtive Works Fred
erick w. Cooke, jr. OF the general manager
and former owner OF the works. received injuries
yesterday that cost him two fingers Of his right
hand.
When young Cooke was graduated from Prince
last year he decided learn the practical end
of the locomotive building business. While en-
gagged yesterday with gang Of men in moving a
section of machinery. his right hand was caught
under the iron mass. He taken to ST. Joseph S
Hospital, where the fingers were amputated Mr..
Cooke says he will go back his job as
he recovers
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16
TELEGRAPHIc NEWS NOTES.

Carlisle. Penn. April John V. Harris. teller
OF the Merchants National Bank, arrested to-
DAY for defalcationa covering many years. during
which time Harris was engaged in many enter
prises The amount involved il about $4,000.
itarris confessed ana turned over 10 the bank col
lateral nearly covering the amount
Mount vernon. Ohio, April l5.-Clinord Vernon.
ten years old, son of Thompson Vernon hanged
himself last night in his fathers barn The sui
eide Of n youthful cousin "A week DRo is thought
10 have preyed on his mind.
Milwaukee. April l5.-Ira B Smith once head
Of the National Wholesale Grocers' Association
and head Of the recently defunct Wholesale gro
cery firm Of Smith, Thorndike q Brown of This
city and Marinette. Wis. sentenced to two
years in the Milwaukee House of Correction To-
dsy for borrowing $1,000 each of four notes
instrumentation OF security. Mr.. Smith
LArew himself the mercy OF tie Court
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16
HOTEL IRVING PATRONS REWARDED.
Lights and Water Supplied the Faithful Few
Who Held the Fort.

The Hotel Irving. at No. y Gramercy Park v's
lighted last night. There hot and cold wats'
tap and the elevators running TINS
meant the begnninS of the end ~ camping oNl
and featherweiSht Housekeeping by the faitntua
patrons who had remained during the period whsh
deputy marshals and auctioucers' appraisers We's
going over the place and the regular help Wss
conspicuous ty its absence.
The trouble arose matter Of rental arls
ing between Louis e. Fuller. president Of tne
Ruggies Company. lessee of the hotel. and Roeet'
q Blake the owner There was a conference Ne'
terdlty between them. and Mr.. Fuller settled Nh"'
Mr.. Blake took over the management. lnStalliis
as his representative J. H. Mccarthy. formsrN
OF the St Clair and the Prince George. Mr. Fuller.
who owns the furniture. announced that he ha'
sold II TO auctiOneer. who would ressh ~
Monday.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16
UNCLE SAM WILL NOT PAY TAX

controller Metz has been Informed by ATTORNEY
r'"'r" bondpar'e that IN" federal government
1oes not intend 10 pay S. 500 assessment fo, i'm,
provements at Fort Hamilton When the Attorney
General sent back the bill he reminded the CON
troller that the state had ceded Jurisdiction o,r
the Fort Hamilton tract To the federal government
together with n discharge from all taxes Mr. Metz
is not the first Controller who has failed TO collect
assessments Tor Improvements from tho federal
government. tie suggested yesterday that the city
might be justified in making the national govern
mcnt provide it's own sewer and water systems 40
supply the postofices. the custom House, the navy
yard. fortihcatons etc,
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16

mnistrators and they at began a search of
the place for money. The administrators looked
in every place where it thought that money
might be hidden. At night when they were away,
men and boys would continue the search. AS
nothing was found by the administrators. it was
finally thought that these midnight visitors had
discovered the hidden money. Almost the entire
ten acres that the miser owned spaded over.
The Jayne property IS worth $4,000. His land ed
joins the Garden City Estates and the Salisbury
golf links. 1t was said that in early life Jayne
was disappointed in love and became woman
hater He would not open his door when woman
knocked and would not speak to in the street.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16
OPENS AS LAFAYETTE TRUST CO

The jenkins Trust Company, of Brooklyn under
its new name-the Lafayette Trust Company-re-
opened its doors yesterday and received many de-
posits from persons who had gathered long before
O'Clock. The institution closed on October -
The opening was preceded By THANKSGIVING mass
In Bath Beach church. the funds Of which had
been tied up in the bank since its suspension AT
Coney Island prior to the opening of the branch
there several hundred persons held IA parade
There was no crowd On hand when tho main
Office was opened. but the depostors arrived short
ly after the doors were thrown open On, hour
after 1t had resumed business it was announced
that 100000 had been deposited. The Withdrawals
were said 10 have been less than $4,000
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16
ATTACHMENT TO RECOVER s74.ses So

Justice Hendrick. in the Supreme Court grant
ed yesterday an attachment for s7a6ss % agains,
property OF Jeanie NJ Leyee, formerly Jeanie n
ha"ley' ln :aNor OF William and Alan r. Haw-
ley, who compose the firm OF William Hsy-lev &
90 This amount IS said Be due On notes and
Tor money advanced between January : 1906 and
-NoFeinbcr 4. 1861 The attachment papers sav The
oseioAh' mas ieit The state 10 defraud creditors
shd 10 avoid the service OF g summons Osho-,o g.
Lamb. Of No. li5 Broadway are the attorneys for
1Ee Plaintiffs a lis pendens has been iled aeainst
Jeanne NJ Levee on property al No 70 I1as 7st,,
ee'' ' 30 . west nth street and No. 81 West
10Th street William and Alan n Hs9Ia.. 80,
piaintihs IN the action, I've at No p East 7etb
street '''''
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16

y >Tilly Plaintiff; against John A Itiy. betsnd4nt
Action for absolute dVorce-To the above named De-
fenlant: You hereby summoned to the COM
plant action, and 70 serve copy CI your ans
within twenty days after rs
service Of this exclusive of the day of services
IN o. appear answer Judgment
will be taken against you by default Tor the relief de-
manded IN the complaint
Dated New York. October 10Th 1907.
ACHIILE ]. OISHEI. Plaintiffs AttCrney Once S-t
Post Once Address. 299 Broadway. Borough q Man
y Y city,
named Defendant The foregoing summons
Is served upon You without the state o. SsN 4Srs P
ordNr OF tn Hon James Fltzge-ald- one q
JUstc5s Of the supreme Court OF the state O N
County Ot New YCrN said order being dated rs
If i9OS. and filed with the complaint n
the Office OF the Cler5 Of the County q New AcrS en-
the lth day OF March 1905 Dated New Yor March IL
1905
ACHILI.E j. OISHEI. Plaintiffs Attorney, once a1d
Post OfnCs Address. 299 Broadway. Borough g Man
haitian. n y city.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16
LEATHER MEN FAVOR SIX MONTH RATES

The Patent and Enamelled Leather Nsnufao,
urers Association Of the United States meeting in
Newark yesterday decided to recommend ~ ,bo
trade change in the matter of contracts Witch
will hit the automobile. carriage and furniture il,
dustries more than any other branch Uereafter
contract will be entered into by a member os
that body for longer than six months AT n givan
figure if the plan is approved 1t was also sur-
gested that the trade be urged 10 insist that CON
sumers live up to the six month Arrangement
Henry NJ. Hill, president of the Cleveland Tanning
Company and head of the associa ion presided
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16
ALLEGED SLAYER BACK IN PELHAM

chef Marks Of the Pelham Police Department
VINO went 10 Huntington. Ind, bring back Dom
me Monaco, whose wife has made statements that
1t was he who killed Julius T. Rosenheimer at his
home. The Roses, In Pelham, in June returned last
evening, bringing Monaco. The woman and De
Luccio the other man in the case. did not accom-
pany them Monaco was locked up for the night at
Pelham and viii be arraisned to-day
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16

through Brooklyn by connecting with the Fourth
avenue tube 10 the East River. where it would
connect with Of the tubes which will run to
Jersey City. 1t has been suggested that part or
the route in Jersey City. Bayonne and Staten ISL
and could be elevated road. The inner loop Is
the one proposed 10 lay out first, and the out
side loop could be added at any time. The route
would provide an easy and quick means Of travel
ling between Manhattan and Staten Island and
10 away with the present long trip on the St
George ferry.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16
Notice of Summons.

y County,-Rosa b GTotta, Plaintiff. against John
Company, Mary F. Gray and John H Woodbury. De-r1a-
tooeicaI Institute, Decentralization desired In New
York County Summons.-TO the above named 5sssns-
OF them; You hereby summoned 10
answer complaint this action. and a COPY
your the Plaintiffs Attorney within twenty
days service Of this exclusive Of
iay OF service. and OF your failure s1pear
judgment will De taken against b.
for relief demanded IN the complaint.
Dated York, February 18th 1905.
] BF1R\HEIM. Plaintifgs Attorney.
Post Offce address and Office. No. 81 Wall Street
Manhattan Borough. New York City
To Mary T. The foregoing
served YOU by publication. pursuant
order OF Hon james \. U German. Justice Cf
preme Court Of the State Of New York. dstei
day OF April 1905 fled With the complaint i1 ne
once OF the Clerk the County Of New YORK t1s
County Court Borough Of Manhattan County %
New York. LIST day o5 APRIL, 1SNc-
YOT April lst,
J BE<&\HEIN. Plaintiffs Artor7sy
Office and Post Once address. No 81 Wall street.
Manhattan Borough, New YORK cry
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16

After tearing her skirt into strips. Emma Hall
made moose and hanged herself from the bars of
her cell yesterday afternoon in the penitentiarv an
Blackwells Island. She had been dead half an
hour when discovered. She sent to the island
for six months but the keepers said that they vero
unable to tell from the records how old she was
Whero she lived or why she sent 70 the nrisnn
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16
cATsKILL STEAMER SINKS BOAT.

Catskll, " Y. April 15.-During a gale on the
river early to-day the Catslill evening line steam
er Onteora ran into . southbound tow. One of the
boats of the tow sunk. A lighter and two
coal boats adrift but were picked up
and towed to Catskill Point by the Onteora The
of the lighter which sank was rescued No
one the Onteora injured.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16
GomPERs HERE ON PEACE eRRANp

Samuel Gompers, president OF t.e American
Federation of Labor with a committee of his
executive council. viii arrive here to-day TO hold
"A three days session in the Everett House for
the purpose of settling disputes between local
unions President Gompers viii speak at the
mass meeting Of the affiliated unions in Grand
Central Palace on Sunday evening
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16
DISCHARGED MAN KILLS CITY OFFICER.

Northampton, Mass. April 15.-John Tracy. a
discharged employe of the Street Department, to-
day shot and fatally wounded George F. Birge,
superintendent of streets, and Immediately re-
turned his home and shot himself, Btrge died
at the hospital later in the day
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16

abroad comforting with Charles Frohmau. was also
a passenger the KrOnprinz lie said he hsa
been engaged To adapt Tor American produc-
tion The Girls of Guttenburs." which Is now hav-
ing big in London.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16
School agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENtt
supplies Professors Teachers Tutors GoVsTnssseS etc
10 colleges. school and Families. Apply %
Mrs. NJ. !. YOUNG FULTON. IS Union square
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16
Instruction.

For Both Sexes-City.
THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
Madison square tl1.2 Broadway
Harlem Branch. S4S LenUX Ave. 1GTrh St.
BROOKLYN - Court 81
SUMMER SCHOOL. AT ASBCRY PARK. y. T.
Teachers sent 20 all places within hundred miles
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16
Excursions.
SurrOgat6S Notices.


IN PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF HON AENEyR Z.
IL Thomas Surrogats OF The County Of New YORK
notice is hereby given 20 all persons having claims
against Matilda a Elder, late of the County o. New
York. deceased. 70 present the with vouchers
m tTsiness a. fbs o4Eca oe Tns- OF transact
No. 90 Wall street. IN the Borough Of Manhattan -
City Of New York. on OF before the I2Ih Jay ot
Dated New York. the soth day Of January 1908
ANNIE Z. MUM. ADALINE N E. PETERS
DUER. STRONG & WHITEHEAD. ATTORNEYS foc s.,
ecutrtces No 80 WaH Street. Borough of ManhaI-
c. Thomas Surrogate the County Of NeS va -
notice is hereby given to al persons having claims
New York deceased to present the same TitR v.os
thereof subscriber. his place Of transs-5s
Street. in the Borough Manhattan and The CIV -
New York. on OF before the ist day of May. 1905.
Dated New York. Jhs 23d day October 1901
EDWARD NJ TFANKLIS.
CARTER & HASKELL. Atty, for Executor
Is Wall Street Borough ot Manhattan. New CITY.
IL Thomas, Surrogate OF the County OF New YorS
notice is heIs6y siysR to al persons having claims
York Diseased 20 present the same with vouchers thsr
ness at the once Of Dittenhosfer Gerber Tas, 's
es Broadway Borough Of Manhattan Ia the City Of
DATED New YORK. the 18th day Of October 1907
,--.,.-,o,,, sgsAS Z MANTsTT1ELD: sTg EIssu,rt1
EIscutrix. So Broadway. New York CITY.
JOHNSON. wILMor.-IN PURSUANCE OF Ay
aVins caIrs 81 against Wno Jobnson az 90 e a. r. Pers5s @
the subscriber. her place t-ansactnr
street Borough Manhattan, city OF New Yorx
before the first cay OF June 1905. next
DA'su -'s" HELEN g JOHNSON E2s-u,-,
sPEIR & BARTLETT. Attorneys FOR Executrix 81 Van
street. Borough Of Manhattan New York CIV /
The daily tribune., 1908-10-22
A GOOD REASON.
Why Colds Are Dangerous.

Because you have contracted ordi :
nary colds and recovered from them
without treatment Of any kind, do
not for moment imagine that colds
are not dangerous. Everyone knows
that pneumonia and chronic oatarrh
have their origin in common cold.
Consumption is not caused by cold
but the cold prepares the system for
the reception and development of the
germs that would not otherwise have
found lodgment. 1t is the same with
all infections diseases. Diphtheria,
scarlet fever. measles and whooping
cough are much more likely to be
contracted when the child has cold.
You will see from this that more
real danger Turks in a cold than in
any other of the common ailments.
The easiest and quickest way to cure
cold is to take Chamberlain g
Cough Remedy. The many remarks
able cures effected by this prepara.
tion have made it q staple article o.
trade over a large part of the world.
For sale by Daniels drug store. ttf
The daily tribune., 1908-10-22
BOTH IN SAME GRAVE.

A good story Is gotten Off on the
legal profession. which runs as fol-
lows:
In certain community lawyer
died who was n most popular and
worthy man; aud among other vir.
tuos inscribed upon his tombstone
was this: "a lawyer and an honest
man.
Some years afterward Farmers
Alliance convention was held in the
town. and one of the delegates. being
of sentimental turn, visited the
"silent city," and In rambling
among the tombs. was struck with
the inscription: "a lawyer and
an honest man. He was lost in
thought. and when run upon by a
fellow farmer, who. noticing his alb
straction. asked If he had found the
grave of dear friend or relative
said: mo, but am wondering how
they came to bury these two fellows
In the same prtve" "
The daily tribune., 1908-10-22
PERFECTLY AWFUL.

Little Betty had been playing
quietly on the porch one afternoon,
unnoticed by her father and friend,
who were discussing the recent finan-
cial panic. When the guest had gone
and bed time had come, Betty WAS
unusually silent and thoughtful.
And when she knelt to say her pray
ers. u pause followed the usual peti
tions In behalf of papa an mamma
an Aunt Mary an Uncle Tom an
Rover an Bridget " Finally with
great esrnestness, she resumed:
"An' now, God. please take great
care Of Yourself. cause If anything
shoald happen to You, we'd only have
Mr.. Roosevelt AN he hasen't come
up to papa's expectations. "
The daily tribune., 1908-10-22
he MISSED IT,

The weather man. who 80 accura-
tely calls the turn on the weather for
this vicinity got his wires crossed
yesterday and instead of 'fair wealth
er" as predicted, we are experiencing
touch of winter today. Even the
best of us make mistakes occasionally
and weather dope artists appear to be
no exception to the rule. However,
the coal man wears the smile that
won't come off, and with the price of
coal on the rise, the common herd
must take their medicine-and like it.
The daily tribune., 1908-10-22
FIGHTS WITH 4 BEAR.

Bearing several painful scratches,
the marks of hand to hand battle
with black bear which he wounded,
Gene Richards, chief clerk to the
general freight and passenger agent
of the Short Line road, returned to
his home in Colorado Springs after
spending his vacation in the White
River country.
The fight with the bear occurred
near Upper Marvine lake. Richards
and a party we're deer hunting. lie
hunters separated, and Richards made
u difficult shot and killed fine buck.
As he approached the fallen deer, he
was confronted by large black bear.
Again his rife belched fire and lead ),
and Bruin fell to the ground. Rich
ards was SO excited that he rushed up
to the bear, only to find that 1t was
not dead. but badly wounded. In
his excitement he dropped his rife,
and was obliged to face his dying ad.
versary with a hunting knife. Rich
ards clothing WAS torn to shreds and
he received several bad scratches.
The daily tribune., 1908-10-22
CUPID IS SMILING.

Three pretty weddings were cele-
berated yesterday in Canon City At
shigh noon Miss Glenna Combs.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lafe Combs
was married to Mr.. ]. A. Kartaman
of Ouray. Colo, in the presence of
invited guests Rev. Frank r. Hol.
lenbeck of the First NJ f. church
officiated. The couple will make
their home at Ourav where Mr. kart
amap is engaged in busit ess.
At O'Clock last night the we'd
ding of Miss Elizabeth Walton and
Mr.. Victor B. Adams was celebrated
at the home of the brides parents, Mr..
aud Mrs. Joseph Walton, 700 River
First Baptist church performing the
ce remony. They will make their
home in Canon City. where the groom
holds responsible position with the
Canon City -four mills.
Miss Grace Chrisman of Center,
Colo. and Mr. Glenn W. Lewis, a
clerk in the Canon City postoffice,
we're married at ll30 Macon avenue
where they will make their home.
Rev. j. L. Thomas of the First