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New-York tribune., 1908-12-04
uonoR Jersey CITY OFFICIAL.

Friends-of William E Smith. Jersey city Dem
ocratic oficisI, attended e dinner given in his
honor asst night at the Cafe Raub No 144 Fulton
street Mayor H. Otto Wittpenn Of Jersey City
was one Of the speakers
The guests. than hundred and fifty in
number were nearly all representative of the sta
tionerv business. "BilI'' Smith, he called
nv every SPEAKER the toast list, being chief
salesman of the I. A. Waterman Company. Will
lam p. christopher acted az tosstmaster and the
sneakers besides Mayor Wttpenn were Theodore
/. C. Gerry. president OF the National Association
Of Stationers ard Manufacturers II. W. Rogers,
secrstary of the same association; William J. Ken
nedv president of the St Louis Statinners Club
Charlie. II. Mann. president Of the Stationers AS
sociation Of Philadelphia: Henry g. Bsinbridge
president of the Satloners Board of Trade. Charles
A Lent vice president OF the Ststioners Assoeia-
tien Of New York and Samuel CSTsydon arch
bonster'' of the Boost Club Of this city.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-04
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL TERMINAL.
West Street Structure To Be One of World
Finest. Says Chief Engineer.

Joseph .. Osgood. chief engineer Of the fentrai
railroad Of New Jersey. is authority tor the stsf7
ment that the new Liberty street terminal sratio'
in this city Oil be one OF the handsomest m -
world and will ne completed on or about January -
The general design Of the new building rc--o"
the Ionic type the front elevation being renoeFsa
in copper So tar as possible the entire strlcturs
has been made hreproof. The walls Of t10 u'a''
waiting rooms on ooth the ground hoOr and t'
second floor. giving access 20 the upper dfsN
ferry boats. will he done l. artisticsuy Ilonl7'
plaster with deep vaiuscOting Of Istrlan rT2Fois
One of the great advantages that passengers w
gain in the terminal will be the bridge acroS'
West street connecting the upper hcor Win eNlI1
and entrance from Liberty street concrete piers
for the span having already been lsd-
The task of erecting the new terminal NitAou.
interrupting the great daily tide OF incoming am
outgoing traffic has been long and arduous onS'
The first step tAe demolition OF Old PER Ia
adjoining the old passenger station on the soHtn-
and the building OF pier three hundred tees
long and renunbeTed started September -
New-York tribune., 1908-12-04
WOMEN GREET CROKER
Aiso Judges, Undctewed, 4ttend
Democratic CIub Reception.

y7tc.srd Croker after shaking hands and chst-
ting with hundreds Of the wives and daughters OF
members Of the Democratic Club at the reception
for women at the club yesterday. said that he
had nothing further 70 say shout the Rev. DR.
Wise the rabbi who criticised the twelve supferhe
Court justices for doing honor 10 Mr. croker AT
The Freedman dinner Al Sherry's on Monday night
Wise IS looking for = little cheap notoTtety ahd
advertising said Mr.. Croker last night HE
seems 10 be adopting tactics like those Of DR.
FasrkhtIrst There viii always be some men In
he community who viii say spiteful things IN
order 60 get their narreS in print, and do not
propose 10 take any further notice Of them
samuel Vnternnyer. the Democratic LAWYER VINO
entertained Nr Croker AZ 1onkers ias- SuHuaS'
said yesterday:
a Jewish rabbi ought 30 he in better business
,han dahbIiug in politics"
President MCGOWAN Of the Board Of Aldermen
said that i croker could harmonic the Democrats
fer the coming rnsyoralty campaign IT would he
good thing
IF IS M Wise suggests. the Croker dinner
eas get-toeether affair. ID ought 10 satisfy all
snod Democrats said MI MCGOWAN. IF Mr.
C-oLe-S visit here results in getting the Demo
c-ats into good Sighting trim for the campaign
then it certainly viii not have been in vain
one % the justices who attended the dinner
said IT has been determined 10 treat the state
-rer-s If Rabbi Wise with dignihed silence. We
usu not he drawn into any controversy. Ine
s,56ees who attended the dinner 10 Mr. Croker
affairs without interference Of any kind from out
SIDE sources
Mr Croker 6ncd with friends al a private
house last night lie viii so to Lakewood for two
or three weeks on Saturday morning. returning
70 Town for TWO or three days before going To
Miami Fla where he viii ne until March l.
The Tannlany tiger s5ood in jungle Of palm
f-s -icF7es end sr1iiax at the Democratic Club re
eer,fion and the portrait of Richard Croker was
framed in American Beauty roses
I-nuove6 by recent criticisms Judges and justices
came in shoals pay their respects 70 the old
boss Judge Warren Y. Foster and Justices Leon
ard 4 Ciegerich and NJ Marley Platzek, all Of
whom attended the Monday night dinner. again ap-
resred and So did Justice Leopold Prince Judge
Thomas F. DouHeIIy. Justice David d We'll. JUS
tee Charles I Guy Justice G. T. Roesch and
-IusEe Armstrong. Of Buffalo.
Miss Ethel Croker arrived some time after her
father with her were Mrs William T Jenkins
N- Creker's sister. and his nieCes, Mrs Benjamin
Il Hewlett Mrs. Arthur Won HuneTbein and Miss
Stella Bowman The last named is her uncle's
bor,seleeper here and abroad and is said TO be his
fsvorire niece
A vaudeville performance was provided for the
enterrainment Of the guests
New-York tribune., 1908-12-04
TUBERCULOSIS DEATH RATE FALLS.
Fatal Gases Among City Children Decreased
from 10 Each 10000 to 90.

Dr. Thomas harrington. Commissioner OF Health,
ala yesterdav that, since the Department Of
Healta began its campaign against splitting. and
had removed advanced cases OF tuberculosis 10
hospitals, furnished spItuIn cups and enforced dis
Infection OF rooms vacated ny persons suffering
fFern consumption, the death rate from that disease
children under fifteen years o'f had fallen
freTn so for each 1e0o0 10 .
The display ~ the Department Of Health at TIE
International Tuberculosis Exhibit in the American
Museum Of Natural History. continues 10 draw
thousands of persons i occupies eight rooms
% The wing or the ground floor. 4
visitor Is impressed at the statement which glares
IN large black letters at the entrance TO the
Board 4 Health exhibit announcing that 242,205
cases Of tuberculosis he'd been reported TO the
Health Department since 1884
a mass meeting cf physicians and others inter
ested in tha nenJ against tuberculosis will be
held IN tl.e auditorium Of the museum at $50
O'clock tonight. Dr Herman NJ Biggs general
medical officer OF the Department Of Health, will
preside. and papers viii be read by DR.. La Wrence
T. Flick. ~ Philadelphia DIT. Edward l. Trudeau.
cf Saransc Lake. Dr. Frank Billings. NJ Chicago.
7dvard T. Devine ~ New York: Or. Simon F7ex-
rer. of the Rockefeller Institute. and Dr. Joseph
y. Bryant. Of Kew York
New-York tribune., 1908-12-04
SATED RUG And M1N.
Grabbed by Woman as UaUe SpeepS
Them 10 Steamers Rail.

Three transatlantic liners arrived here yesterday
after an unusually stormy passage across the At
isntir The White Star steamer Majestic from
Southampton and the California from Glasgow,
which took course more 70 the northwsrd had
heavier weather than the CUnarder Carpathia from
Naples.
The Majestic was not held back by the westerly
gale but the California, which designed for a
ntne-day boat. three days late the from
Glasgow The Majestic pitched and plunged through
high head seas, and many of her passengers were
seasick but there damage TO the vessel
nor the passengers.
The California was less fortunate. She encoun-
tered bad blow. which began Sunday and
lasted until Tuesday II the toughest in her
brief existence the high Heavy combers
broke over her how, some of them striking the
house forward and dentng steel plate ratings on
the upper deck TO such extent that they had
10 be braced with wooden girders.
David Bearn, of Dundee, Scotland, while sitting
in a steamer chair the after section of the
promenade deck was slapped Up against the wall
OF the smokeroonn and his shoulder was severely
injured. The that caught him unawares car
ried him to the rail and would have washed him
overheard had he not been caught by Mrs William
Angus OF Hayward. Cal.
Mrs Angus, the wife OF the president Of the
HAYWARD Electric Company, travelling from
Scotland with her husband. She was fully sixty
feet from Mr. Bearn when the wave caught him
Mr. Bearn was covered up In her steamer rug and
It was while attempting to the rug that Mrs
Angus managed 20 save the man, too
The CIarpathia had exceedingly bad weather on
Thanksgiving Day and only passenger was
able to eat dinner
New-York tribune., 1908-12-04
AERoNAUTs AT COLUMBIA CLUB.
Students at Opening Smoker Elect Jay Gould
TO Memhership.

With all the available aeronautc talent that they
could get in small room in the Faculty Club. Of
Columbia iniversity, last night. the Columbia
Aero Club held it's opening smoker, and between
pUfs Of cigars and cigarettes listened 10 discus
sions 10y A. NJ Herring. Wilbur KimbalL Charles
NJ Manly. Augustus Post. A, Leo Stevens. De Witt
e. MorreIl and Lieutenant Riley r. Scott
Dean William Hsllock, head Of the Columbia
physics department and sponsor for the club. pre-
sided and Dr- g. G. Trowbridge. also OF the uni
versity physics department. stated that in the
future open exhibition would he held by the
club. for which all persons interested would be in
vited send models
jay Gould and Harold Gould Henderson were
elected to membership after reading theses on
aeronaUtjc subjects. Mr. Gould. speaking on the
future of airships, said that when aeropanes were
used for everyday travel the drivers would not be
forced to submit 10 police regulations regarding
speed.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-04
c. w. MORSE GETS MORE TIME

The writ OF error granted by the United States
Circuit Court II Appeals which has acted as 2
stay Of execution % sentence for Charles W
Morse. the convicted banker who is in the Ton,bs
under sentence. or hfteen years I'm the federal
prison ~ Atlanta expired yesterday but Morse :
lgwver@ obtsinod an extension until February /
Counsel for Morse seId It had been imposs le
draw up the bill Of exceptions in the time which
had elapsed since the trial Henry /. Stimson.
The -uited states Atvorne- who prosecuted Morse.
agreed to the extension. As the htghsr court he's
refused to grant bail for Morse pending the hiins
cf the bill Of exceptions, s. Is probable that the
former banker viii remain IN the Tombs for At
least tE 0 months more.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-04
A. O. BROWN & co. SCHEDULES FILED.
Bankruptcy Papers Place Liabilities at S4,-
695,93O and Assets at S5,228,123

The bankruptcy schedules Of A o. Brown & Co.
filed yesterday in the United States District Courr
show liabilities of 1855 $50 and assets of g 7S 133
OF liabilities 81 234 800 are secured The assets
described Notes and securities 81 S3s Oss,.
debts due accounts, $3sS s3; deposits in banks
&0lao; property in reversion, trust. etc $50
Among the Stock Exchange creditors who are
secured by the sale OF the three seats which the
firms members held are J. 5. Bache & Co. si25 5ls
Henry Clews & Co. &O12; Halstesd & Hodges
s23169; Efingham, Lawrence & Co. $l54T6 Morrison
Brothers. s21.ls7; Markoe & Morrison H2 EfiIIer
& Co. S06S; Stone Gray S71eS: c. & b. Schuv-
Ter, s. O3S, and Slaybaek Co. S6.O72
Arthur Upper Co. have a secured claim of
sS260o0. and A. H. Combs & Co secured cred
Itors for $so214 Other secured creditors are the
Hanover National Bank, SSSs,OOo; Minnie E Young
500. 100; Commercial National Bank Of Chicago
S194 $40: General Electric Company. 100000 Metro
poitan Trust Company. Soooo0. and j. B. Arsnts
$s3666.
Three Of the firms members-A o. Brown q
Lee Stout and Edward F. Buchanan-hgure among
the unsecured creditors with claims of Sss 39
Sl5O,S0S and Nl9.1s2, respectively other unsecured
creditors the Whitney syndicate. s242 100 Fred
eriCk II. Payne. WiIliamsport, Penn. SlS6,Ssl Pei
lat & Peliat. Toronto. Sl2S. f75. Osler 4 Hammond
Toronto. S61,634; Paine. Webber & Co. Boston
sos .s45 and F. f. Bell & Co Philadelphia $14 $40
The individual schedules OF Albert a. Brown
state that the unsecured claims TO ST2i s.
and that the other liabilities included i'm the
hrm's accounts. The assets given aggregate S233
1856 IS. The schedules Lewis G.. Young give Ms
liabilities 80 6G7 81 and assets SS.S75. Edward
+. Buchanan places his liabilities at 81 a25 N and
his assets at S5L74o so. Samuel o. Brown Eives
S13SD Walter Rhea Whitman gives his liza bltiaa
as SlS, 1913 y and assets Sll, So IS
New-York tribune., 1908-12-04
COURT BARS BOOKS FROM BINGHAM
Iieutenants' Association Wanted TO ProVe
1sv;es We're Not Made for Legislation,

Neubers Of the IAeutenants Benevolent Assocls-
.io, have been enjoined from showing the DOCKS
- or,orization TO Commissioner Bingham by
1rstice Mccall on application Of former Captain
Eiut,m H. Hodgins and others members OF the
rganizatinn now on the retired list but not amen
able to the orders of the Police 'ommss'o"''.
az" ,-,rbor "a commissioner Bingham ruled
80 - apsessments shall be levied upon any mem
her Of the department and was directly aimed az
o1Ica organizations endeavoring TO influence iegs-
iation. The organizations which demanded assess
,,o,te in the way Of dues had to have the special
.-;o,, o< tho Commissioner. In comDlia nee
ar nrcsdent Of the association. Lieutenant Richard
u Frripht zpd the other officers wanted to SUD
,,it the hooks Of the association for the 'omnHs-
sfoners inspection to satisfy him mat the orsa18
+io, u-as entirely a benevolent one, with mortuary
and sick benefits.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-04
BOWERY SHOWS RAIDED
Police Say Museums" Are Simply
Resorts for Crooks.

Acting Captain Joseph o'Connor. OF the Eadrdse
street station. assisted by twenty Of his men and
TWO natrol wagons descended late yesterday on
three I2owery museums and took the alleged pro-
pretors and everybody that could be found con-
nected with the shows into custody. The complain
ant was Detective Bernstein. of Inspector Russeils
STAFF.
merIy occupied by Lyons's restaurant. now run as
museum by Iyons's son, Robert Lyons was
charged with permitting the performance or q Sa-
lone dance Captain O'Connors troubles hesan
at the illusion Parlor' No 26S Bowery, Wheh
Louise Embriano billed as the fat woman VINO
tips the scales at $50 pounds" emerged from the
museum The crowd that had gathered gave a
cheer When she placed foot on the step
of the patrol wagon the strain was too much ana
O'Connor decided that she should have wagon all
to herself
When the ia. ven1sn" had been pried into the
wagon there was loud protest from the other
wagon and slight little man who said he was
the husband of the ponderous one, bounced out ana
demanded 10 know If the Law sanctioned the un-
justifable separation Of man and wife Captain
O'Connor squeezed the excitable little man into
seat alongside his wife.
When the patrol wagons stopped in front of the
Ahambrs, at No. 27S Bowery. thousand persons
were on hand to the fun Five men and one
woman was the result Of the raid on the Ahemhra,
which included Robert Bassido the alleged pro-
prietor. The charge against Bsssido recited that
he pretended TO exhibit "a lady's head without
body
Acting Captain O'Connor said that he would raid
these places and others like them every day they
kept open. no matter what action the magistrate
might take. He said that the places were resorts
for crooks and strong-arm men, and that persons
who visited them and declined to be feeced were
brutaIly beaten and thrown into the street.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-04
STOLEN $4,000 NECKLACE FOUND.
Police Here Recover Part Of Plundsr Of
s25,0OO Burglary in Memphis.

Garrett T. Lamb, OF clinton Iowa and rep
resentative of the jewelry firm Of G. n Peacock
Chicago called At Police Headl Iartars Yesterday
and positively Identified pearl necklace. valued
at Sl5.Oo which the police Of this city recovered
and which Was stoIeJ from house I'm Memphis
on February 10 last
Porch climbers entered the home Of Frank O.
Jones. Of that city ana Sol AWAY with S5"a y
tewelrv including the necklace This was discov-
cred in this city when friend Of Inspector Nc
Csfrerty told him that Samuel Buegelssise7 man
ufaCtrrrer of musical st No uS LnivsF
sitv Place had 2 valuable diamond necklace Whlcn
he wished TO sell BusEeleisen said the 1scSsc'
had been LETT with Pim by a rsvuH-oSer frcn
Los Angeles.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-04
WOMAN. HIT BY AUTOMOBILE. DIES.
Mrs. Dudley Succumbs to Injuries Without Re
gaining Consciousness.

Mrs. Martha s Dudley, sixty years old Of To-
peka. Kan. who was knocked down by an auto
mobile at Broadway and 45th street Wednesday
evening. died last night 81 Roosevelt HospitsL
Mrs Dudley had been in tie city only few days
and staying at the Martha Washington Hotel
before starting for Europe with Mrs. Edward
Wilder. of Kansas city. She had been TO matinee
on Wednesday. IN crossing Broadway she was run
down by the achine. Her skull fractured and
she was injured internally, and she uncon-
scious until her death. The dead woman's husband
IS Clifford Dudley, lumber dealer Of Topeka
The owner OF The machine that caused Mrs Dud-
leys death, according to :he police, Harry
Neynan. a broker Of No III Broadway. The
chauffeur, Edward Foster Of No 245 West 42d
street WIS arraigued in the West Side court yes
terday and held IN ST. O0c hail for examination on
3 charge Of assault.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-04
COURT AGAINST McARRENlTEs,

Justice Maddox. of the Supreme Court Brooklyn.
ir,od an order Yesterday directing the officers of
- sch Assembly District Regular Democratic
Crqanization to retain possession Of the books OF
,rc club The officers anti-McCarrenhes ana
followers Of William r. Mcclure the deposed
leader.
oss,on NJ the books is controlled by the McCarren
faction under William r Thompson, the new
leader The anti-McCarrenites were afraid that
their opponents would alter the list of members IN
eood standing at the next club election The or
auizo+ior owns a clubhouse No. 116 TomPkins
avenue.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-04
ACCUSED OF $4,000 ROBBERY.
Man Arrested Charged with Attack on Rela-
tive of Nine Schumann- -Heink.

Csn the charge of sssaultiDg Mrs Mary Heink- 2
relative of Nine SchuTaant- Heinlz the opera sing
er and ~ohbins her - s1o@fa December 10, 1901,
detectives last might arrested Waller Fette, who
ss.s he is q ruachinist. at 18th street and Sixth
svenue Mrs. Heinb the time IF the robbery
had furnished reerns in the Victoria Annex, at No
1Is4 Broadway. Fette was o. her hoardeTs
and disappeared Immediately after the robbery
The police say Fette has at least two aliases
Kid williams and George ?. Herman but they
20 not know of any police record against him
The prisoner say the detectives, admits ne vas
iu the building at The time Of the robbery, but
deries having any part in it.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-04
COLBY SAYS HE'S STILL IN FIGHT.
New jersey Reformer Out to Capture County
COMMITTEE

Instead y EfTinE up his Legal residence IN New
-1ersev and abandoning the contest for fhe New
Tdea TTiHcipes for which he has fought so long
ana hsrd > reported yesterday. Senator Everett
Colby announced last night that ne and his fol
lovers the New Idea movement had already
started The night capture 1he control of the Essex
County Republican committee from the regulars
E the pri1na ries next Septambar-
TIE Senator had just returned from Cleveland
where he had addressed the Credit Mems Assoca-
7ion of that city When asked II lie purpused Civ
iaE ND his home in New Jersey. he said:
We'll 7 should say not; Tru 10 gutter. The fight
for clean politics in New jersey viii be continued
harder than ever We have already comnIe+ed
plans 20 capture the Republican County Commit
Al the September primaries. and from now until
primary CAV there viii he no let up in the fight
One of Senzto- Colbv's friends said yesterday
that he would probably be candidate for the Re
publican Assembly nomination Al the open pri-
Tnaries.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-04
GETS sos For BEING KISSED.

Mrs Mary swartz awarded s25 damages for
being kissed by the wrong man, and Christian, her
busha,d who was pummeiled for interfering. re-
,a,,,ed verdict for 800 damages yesterday after
noon from Judge Erwin in the I'd District Court.
Jersey CITY Frank Reiner. an embroidery manu-
facurer of Poplar street, Jersey City, has the de-
fendaut Reiner denied the kissing. but the
sv,artzes were corroborated by n number OF wilt
n,.s.. The Sva-tzes sued for $500
New-York tribune., 1908-12-04
~ p. FORECLOSURE SUIT UP.

The suit Of the Guaranty Trust Company to fore
close its mortgage the property OF the Metro
noltsn Street Railway Company because of de
fault on payment of interest on the collateral
trust bonds came up before Judge Lacombe in the
Tinted States Circuit Court yesterday Under a
clause Of the mortgage If the default in interest
continued for ninety days the principal wss 10
fall due
Julien T Davies asked permission TO amend the
co1nplaint 20 include the principal now due Judge
I.acombs expressed himself as inclined to grant
motion
New-York tribune., 1908-12-04
LAPHAM LIBRARY SALE BRINGS $4,000
Rare Volumes Bought Under Spirited Bidding
at Auction

The Esphan library sale. AT the Anderson Auc-
t5on Comps7y's rooms. No. = East 45th street.
closed EeseT5ay. Al the afternoon sale -'Adonss,"
aa elegy the death Or John Keats. author Of
~E1ndymiou' aud Hyperion" by Percy B. Shelley.
brought Ss20 \ first edition volume of John Rus
ain's poems. bearing the autograph Of the author
father. sold FOR $50. The original manuscript
% Rosset1is translation Of Burgers -Lenore,"
made sSsf in MS sixteenth year. and signed with
his initials. purchased by q d Smith for $50
Nr Smith also paid $3.50 for first edition Of Percy
Bysshe Sheileys ST trvyne.' and 395 for forty
three FIRST edition volumes Of the novels OF Charles
Reace-
Al the evening session +. ~. Morris paiG $40 for
uncut first edition u two volumes Of Thackeray' :
The irish Sketch Book ard Sl45 for Tennyson's
Carmen SascElare.' ode in honor Of the Jubilee
Of Queen Victoria Dr Phiiip Rosenbach. Of Phna-
delphfs gave S4ga for Charles Algernon Svinblrrc's
5po slavs The Queen Mother" ana 'Rosaraond
: 5e6icaicn COPY. DR. Roseubsch also obtained
sov Sseo. Tez-l.sou's porra- lieieu's Tower con
aiming the original manuscript Of Browning
,osra 4 comp,=fe set ~ first editions Of Thseke-
rr--s -sc-artsfrnas Books bought by o. y
srsth fer $50 The entire sale brought Sf0ea
New-York tribune., 1908-12-04
FuNgRAL OF oR. McosH To. MoRRow

The funeral of Dr. Andrew j, McCosh who died
in the Presbyterian Hospital Wednesday night from,
injuries received In runaway accident viii hs held
st his home, No. i6 East 64th street az 10 n,
tomorrow Services will also ne held in the Ftfth
Avenue Presbyterian Church, the Rev Dr T +
Stevenson officatng, assisted by the Rev T,r
William Nj, Smith. The bearers Will he ex-rLo,
ernor Levi T. Morton, John s Kennedy Or Fur
worth Eliot pr, Al Allen Starr. Dr. Walter
James. Dr. Z. t. Brown, Or. J. A Hartwsu D.
Clarence Williams and pr. Frances n Kinpteutt
Professor William NJ, sloane ana NJ Taylor p,nA
The burial will bs at Princstop
New-York tribune., 1908-12-04

The real battle between tine Ring snd the Msn
..sns "a the se1snd Part = frrus Bfadss
s.sl.g 20 neat Supdss's TRIBUNE.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-03-27

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