New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-24

s10o,ooO0 900, which it may devote to Bubways
or any other improvements the Board OF
Estimate may elect. This was 5udicially
established by the decision OF the Court oil
Appeals on the report OF General Benja-
| min F. Tracy, the referee appointed over a
year ago to ascertain the debt limit"
AT the meeting OF the Union Pacific Rail
road directors, former Judge r S. Lovett
was elected president OF the company. Three
new vice-presidents were also elected. These
were: ]. c. Stubs, traffic director OF the
Hartman lines; Julius Kruttschnitt, direc-
tor OF maintenance and operation, and
William mahl, controller OF the Union Pa
! ciic- Union Pacifc's annual report showed
balance available for dividends equal 70
10 per cent on the common stock, the
| amount being ss7.616,67S. OF which s19,-
ss0,2S3 came from transportation opera
tons and the remaining s17,736,3s3 from
other income. The total surplus from trans
portation operations and from ether income
after payment of dividends amoupted to
s17.sSs.25o. gain OF s5.74s, 4ss."
III that were an English road" said Busy
Man, ''the stockholders would be getting
bigger dividends than 10 per cent. or they'd
knew the reason why. Any persona Of i'm
portance dier'
state Senator Patrick Henry McCarren
died IN st. GATHERINGS Hospital, williams
burg, as result Of an operation for appen-
dicitis.
william Insco Buchanan, former Ameri-
can Minister TO Panama, was found dead IN
London street from apoplexy. Cesare
Lombroso, the noted Italian criminologist
and alienist, died in Turin. A retired army
officer, General Elwell Stephen Otis. died at
Rochester. He played a large part in the
establishment OF American sovereignty in
the Philippines. He was in command OF
the American troops there at the time OF
the Filipino outbreak. in 1893. and became.
afterwsTd, Military Governor OF the archi-
pelago. Mrs. Eleanor Jay, widow OF John
Jay Minister TO Austria and mother OF
Colonel William Jay, died In this city.
United States Senator NJ. N Johnson died
in Fargo, n. D. Arthur Wilson died at
Tranby Croft, near Hull. England. of gen
eral debility, in his seventy-flfth year. He
was the chairman OF Thomas Wilson Sons
Co., Limited, which operated lines Of
steamships TO all parts OF the world"
What have tho Rviators been doinE?"
asked Busy Man
ono OF tho most remarkable 'cross-coun.
try Nights ever accomplished in an aero
plano was made by Count dc Lambert. He
left the JuVisy Aerodroms at 4:3s o'clock
In Wright machine, new across Paris to
the Ethel Tower, fifteen miles distant.
circled 1t, and returned to his starting
point arriving safely at 5:25 Lansbert said
he was three hundred feet above the top
OF the Eiffel Tower when he cireled Il. In
height therefore. his flight was nearly
equal to Wright's great record at Berlin,
the tower itself being about one thousand
feet high. few minutes before Count do
Lambert returned TO the aviation field from
his flight to Paris, N. Blanc. the French
aeronaut' attempted his first flight in a
Bierot maehins. Shortly after ascending.
tho monopiane. an the result OF q false
shift of the rudder, turned into the tribune
ana fsli' MORALLY wounding q woman ana