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New-York tribune., 1909-11-22
RAISEDPAY FEELING
1T U.aT LAST 4 WEEK
ONLY FOR JUDGES.
Board of Estimate Members
Feel T1cked bg Mef2's
Resolution.

s,te- having their salaries raised .Dne
~eek the justices OF the Supreme Court
N the lst ard "a departments may have
them reduced again the next week. They
-,sy enjoy a salary OF s2f. .5e0 year fc-
one week during which il is not paid.
r r. said among politicians. however.
thar the feeling that ones salary has
been raised Is very pleasant.
some members Of the Board % F,sti-
mate feel that they were tricked 5y the
resolution that was put through last FRI
dsy increasing the pay ~ the justices.
Fro-n their description of the way the
resolution was handled II Is hardly TOO
rruch 20 say that r. vas railroaded
through without time being given for
considerarion. George Cromwell. Presi-
cent ~ the Borough of Richmond. ssid
lss- night
Unanimous consent vas asked for The
~orsiaersrion OF rhe resolution intro
|uceS BY Controller Metz. understood
that Il vas = resolution fer the readjust-
rent of salaries. something that the
r,reriturional amendment made leoes-
-,-V. had no ides that u meant an in-
crease in rne salaries. understood that
i- v-ss necessary for The hoard % take
,Nis seton thai rhe salaries Of the ius-
ts-es might not be decreased below their
present figure when -he amendment vent
.rto erect. and voted for the resolu-
ri7r IN that belief
~ Cromwell vas asked y he Rad
heard q the resolution before II vas
introduced by the Conrrollsr. or knew
-rs- such 2 resolution vas - - intro
5uce6
No.- Re said I had no. been AZ
r~oached on the subject in any man
re- Gid not know that such resolu-
ri1n vas thought Of. Il vas = surprise
- ne vhen in vas introduced"
Nr cromwell may ask for reconsid-
.-s-iarr Or The resolution 81 the meeting
~ -he Board - Estimate next Friday.
FEs said last night
N-ov that 7 understand the resolution
sr5 Sc that it was intended 20 raise
-r- salaries Of the justices. I think it
z--1Id De- reccnsi6ered. did not IN
r4~ersnd that the amendment 70 -he
-~rsri-urion vas intended - raise ne
salaries OF The justices down here IN
r=-sroo5 That II wss for the purpose of
raising The paw Of the upstate justices.
~ rho bard ~ Estimate hss been made
r=- ef 20 raise the psv u The justices
7-=r -h= Legislsture did not have that
s-E in -iev. 7 rhink the board should
reconsider SIS action and bring the paw
~ -.e justices "a % tie figure ~ S17,-
-s.l resr
member Of the Board of Estimate
~ lesl night that The board would be
r.erf-~glv Vfrhin its rights in resembling
-f1e r4seluri0n. r - eonsidere1 by some
members of rhe board 10 BE- especially
l5roXious I'm ino~easing The pay OF the
i1zriaes for tho month Of December.
WHEN Justice Scott vas iuterrogsted on
rhis point he said.
"uh that isu't Of any importance. L
IS only a matter OF S;eb for each JUS
-r-
Tre-- are forty-three justices Who
'-oll6 rr~ef~c ~ added sum In De-
Gem psr
New-York tribune., 1909-11-22
COUNT WAY DE vAYA HERE

Count Way De Vaya and Luskod. Lord
Abbot Of St Martins an;s Apostolic Pro
tlIonotary. arrived here yesterday from
Fiume on the Cunarder Pannonia- He has
made two visits on matters connected with
the Hungarian settlers in this country. and
his present trip is along similar lines Tie
count, who fOrs"ok the Hungarian court
for the Church. = fOrty-four years old and
is said 70 be the only Christian clergyman
having a close personal Acquaintance with
the rulers OF Japan. Corea. China AMI other
countries Of the Orient. He recently estab-
lished ar Industrial home for orphans in
tOrea.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-22
SPOOK ON 4 SPREE.
John" Deserts Pdladino for
PanROnid and Cuts Up.

John.' the spook control Of signora
Paladino. who has been making a desper-
ate EFFORT 20 If tables f,r the trance
medium ever since her arrival here eleven
cRys ago Cn the PRINCESS Irere. was heard
from again yesterday on the arrival -
the Cunarder Pannonia from Naples. Z
was shown clearly from the runpus old
John" kicked up on ghe Pannonia that
he has a faculty for desertIng the signora
whenever the desire comes 70 him His
inability 20 come 20 her at times when
she most needs him is explained by such
an excursion as his leaving the Princess
Irene Cor the Pannonia OF the night OF
October g. when both steEmers were
steanling westward through the Mediterrs-
mean. Few hundred miles apart
II is believed beyond all doubt on the
Psnnonia that John is a real naughty
hirt. when s.gnora Maria corbells's
'hambiaoI began 10 cry AT p. m. ga the
steerage snd she lighted an alcohol lamp
70 give him a hot drink John" put his
arm around her neck I'd over went tie
alcohol lamp. The harres caught on
sheet and the cry OF Ere spread through
the ship. steward who was near by
picked Nd Tho lamp. covered n with
blanket and threw ft over into the sea.
The faring object excited the Italians on
deck II fell and they cried Man over
board
John shook few tables in the srnok-
ing room and sent = myriad of chill blasts
heavily charged with garlic into the faces
% the riulid Storage passengers. Then.
with = grand phosphcrescent exit. IN which
his arms only were visible 70 the rnortals
q deck, he hied him 70 Paladine BY this
time Captain Irvine had brought ths
Panrhnia % = stop and two lighted cal
-ium life buoys which had been thrown
overheard. we're Ten astern. 4 count o:
the passengers showed that 10 one vas
missing except "Jchr" ard Il did not mat
ter, as he had been virtually q stovaway.
The skipper. however. vas angry az the
loss of his buoys. and he had the port
emergency Efeboat lowered with SIX men
I'm = Within half an hour the buoys were
recovered Every evening thereafter the
ships orchestra PLAYED Vests victoria
old song Poor John and the control
q Paladino kept away from the Psnncnia-
New-York tribune., 1909-11-22
rne ~oekes" WILL HONOR PEARY

with more than 1.50a -Dekes' in attend
sncs. the largest college fraternity dinner
ever held vii be given fo- Commander
Robert r Peary on SATURDAY.. December
Il a. the Hotel AstOr ny his brothers In
Delta Kappa Epsilon. 4 Parton Hepburn
vii rreside The dinner is In charge OF
the s.llowfng committee Julian " cur
- Male, chairman. Allan p. a Bradley
.rartmoufh, william clifford Moore
,yere, SCOT stewart Western Ressrvel.
c.a,rre r walker tBowdoin' Frank -
Williams tC - X - John T ,on0v-r
,colun,hiai treasurer, and James Andsr-
son HAYES Yale, secretary ~ No -
prosd street. New York. 30 whom spplica
lions for seats should bs sent
New-York tribune., 1909-11-22
RICHMOND EMPLOYEES TO GO.
Borough President Cromwell Promises
House Cleaning.

The announcement made by Borough
President George Cromwell that when he
enters upon his next term as president OF
the Borough OF Richmond IN January he
will institute an up-to-date hOuseceaning
in the Borough Hall has caused dismay
among the several hundred employees in the
borough government
During the recent election many employees
who are serving under the borough admin
istration had a sure tip'' that there was
hound 10 be a change IN the local admins
tration. To b. In favor with what they be-
lieveG was 20 be the ruling administration
they openly opposed the election of Mr.
Cromwell.
Many times before his reelection Mr.
Cromwell was heard 20 say that the In
gratitude Of the employees that he had
cared for during the time that lie had been
Borough President was Unexplainao ole
New-York tribune., 1909-11-22
TRAIN WRECKERs AT WORK.
Bowlder Weighing 500 Pounds Puts
Freight Car OF Track.

The oficigis OF the West shore Railroad
az Jersey city are investigating What sp-
pears To- have been an attempt 70 wreck
trains on the branch road between Wee
havl,en and Jersey City last night. A. the
head OF 18th street a freight car loaded
with merchandise was backed into stone
Weighing about three hundred pounds. The
car was Jared on The track
The police seem 20 think that the ston-
vas plaeed on the track by friends OF
JaInes Farrell who was shot near sth street
early IN the morning hy railroad police
man while II - alleged he and two other
man we're ririn. a freisht car.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-22
QUITS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Dr.. Denlinger, of Newark, 20 Become
Episcopal Minister.

The R+r. Or Henry h Denlinger an
r.ounce-i 20 the congregation of the High
street Presbyterian Church, Of NewarE
YESTERDAY. that be would retire a. pastor.
Ie told the congregation II his severance
of all connection with the presbyterian
church and % his application 10 be re
c,iy-d into rae Protestant Episcopal Church
oC New York
II was stated - tLe church II The Holy
apostles. in this city. yesterday, By the
rector the Rev Appleton Grannis. that the
plans for the reception of the Rev. Dr. Den
1fuear had been perfected and that ne
would be- licensed by Bishop Green 10 make
addresses. so that he will in effect become
an assistant a. the Ninth avenue church
a. once. The Rev. Dr. Denlinger j. a gradu-
a. ~ Princeton TnlEerslty.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-22
REBCFFS GOMPERS.
Canadian Labor 4 gaiust Inter
national BOdu.

= D.rerent labor headquarters IN This city
heard yesterday that the Grand Council 4
The Provincial 0orkingner's Association
q Canada had declared II favor Of sever
ing all connection with unions n the L2itet
states Resolutions have been pzrsed by
the council strongly criticising the methods
y the American uuiors. by which Is meant
- Unions ~ re United States and n
view of the fact that TIE American Fedora
lion of Labor has adopted the plan -
President Gonpers g form a. International
Federation Of Labor The action OF the
Canadian body Is looked on as an oficiai
reEudiatiou Of this Plan
The preamble 10 the resolutions declares
thar TIE Canadian unions must right their
Industrial battles according 70 Canadian
methods These methods. II says, are
.arrio-ic. and the Canadian unionists Till
not countenanoe anv breach % the Engisn
laws. II continues.
ANY union having its seat % government
il America. and pretending 70 be inferna- =
hsrrI-s .,ccor6 irE 20 American methods.
said methods have conse4 llences Wnlcn a :
abhorreut 10 the laW-aoiding people u
canada. involving hunger, mlseri' flot
tleodshed and murder. all OF Nhich inls nt
h-- termed . result of the practlcal Nar
nov in prore-@-in cur ar l1oS me- ,s se ,5a
United Miners OF America
ID resolutions read.
Resolved. That the grand council -sA
irs stand 20 fight fOr our nations best m
t-reSt never 10 reinQuish the rlgnI our
fathers foug1t for. the privilege VI man
aging our own affairs.
Resolved. also. That this grand council
Immediately Join the Canadian FedeTat9n
~ - hor and endeaVOr with our best viii
- have our brother Workmen 90 likewise.
Thus NC win show the world that cana
dian vorkr,sn are second 10 none in patri-
ofisDl and IN our national aspiration,
-'Cansds rDr the Canadians
New-York tribune., 1909-11-22
CITY MAY SAVE REFERENDUM.
Majority Of 1928 Against Canal Plan
IN Forty-seven Counties.

Ithaca, y Y. Nov. 21-The vote Of for
ty-seyen counties out OF a total Of sixty
one. exclusive OF New York CITY. on the
referendum submitted 10 the people ar the
recent election. shows a majority OF is e9s
against Tie provision sanctiOning a bond
issue Of 10000 20 connect the barge
canal now building with lakes Seneca and
Cayugs-
All the counties heard from yesterday by
Major d. v. Burdick, OF the local COM
mittee, show hostile majorities. except
Schuyler County. which voted yes by So.
The committee .ooks for the vote In New
York city 70 carry the measure.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-22
STATEN ISLAND TO BE HEARD.
Commuters Will Ask Mayor 70 Replace
Old FerrYboat

Mayor Mcclellan. N response 20 the sey-
eraI hundred letters OF complaint received
by him during che last tVo weeks from In
dtgnsnt staten Islanders relating 90 the
arbitrary action taken BY Dock Commis-
sioner Allen " Spcorer IN placing the an
ciert single deck ferry boar New York on
the Stapleton ferry has informed che Sta
pIetcn Ferry League that he would gIadfv
give the staten Islanders a hearing on their
grievance In the Mayor's once on Wednes-
day afternoon.
A COMMITTEES consisting ~ Borough
New-York tribune., 1909-11-22
The Plsyer-Piano
House Of New York

President George Cromwell. Tax Commits
sioner Charles j. Mccormick, sN-SheriH
Benjamin Brown. FredericlS a Lambert. =
James Feeny Horrmaun. WalIer T.. Scotia
William J. Walsh. David r. Schwartz ac-f
cCmpanied by "a large delegation OF cOrn~t
muters. viii storm city Hall and demand
that the old "siNty-five-ulinure-a-tr trip huI< I
which was placed ON the Ferry the day
after electi0n be Immediately withdrawn
from the service. and BE- replaced by 0ns
OF rhe speedy new double decked u1lnicfps,
f-rryboats. which. "a - said. can easily -
spared without anv Inconvenience 70 ~
II. George ferry
New-York tribune., 1909-11-22
BREAKS RECORDS THEN BONES.

Pstrolman John J. EIer of the Mul-
berry street station. one OF the best known
athletes I'm fhe Police Department. made
two records In tie indoor hurdle races ar
the 23d Regiment. y. q. y. Y. games in
Brooklyn on Saturday night. Yesterday
afternoon ne broke two OF the bones OF his
right hand while pursuing a Juvenile pris-
oner In Mulberry street The officer ran
into lamppcst and IN that way received
hts injury.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-22
GoMPERs COMING TO SPEAK.
VIII Address Striking Waist Makers at
Mass Meetings.

II vas expected that President Gompers
and Eiee-President Mitchell. Of the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor, Sould be in tnis
eiry yesterday, and preparations We're MADE
in various quarters 70 receive them lhey
had some matters 20 attend 20 in WashiEs-
ton. however. and vii not arrive unit! To-
GAY
TIE Women.s Waist Makers Union has
called four mass meetings for tonight. 10
rN the date FOR the general strike II
a. 80 W-ais: makers which the different To-
Gals OF The union have voted 10 call, and
Nh ,;ompers g expected - speak At all
.-.r meetings. The meetings are - be
- ,-oorar Union the Manhattan Lyceum
" 6s East sth street; Beethoven Hall
so no -ra street. and Clinton Han, No.
~ clinton street
New-York tribune., 1909-11-22
VICTIM OF SHOOTING DIES.

Mrs Josephine Edv ards OF No. 34s Yer
mont aveUue East New York who was
shot by her half brother Adolph Ochs. OF
No. Z2i2 Seventh avenue. Oh SATURDAY.
evening. died az clock yesterday morn
ing in the Kings County Hospital. Brook
lyn Ochs who attempted 30 kin himself
bv nring a bullet into his head will prob
ably recover. u was said at The hospital
last night The shooting took place In the
home OF the woman after a quarrel
New-York tribune., 1909-11-22
scnooL AsoLIsHgs FOOTBALL.

liam F. Brown. president ~ The Berk-
e.er school Corporation, has sent letter
tc ur E6gn Fowler and j. lark Read
r@sf masters Of the school, in which he
s-srss rlaf De- has decided 10 order the dis
harding ~ rhe football team TO-DAY. owing
tr mo many dangers - the game
NJ Brown saws that ~ nar taken this
lcffor o~Iv after due consideration. real
.z.rR the great respOnsi1.lti-s that rest
-rrr E.u iu regard 20 the puplls SAFETY
'e FEVs that he iE heartily j. sympathy
am z--- r-pe~ sr0rrs wherein skill. cuur-
axe ard endurance are demanded. ard thai
~ trs fa0thau rules are changed he VIII
70 ,r favor % q resumption ~ the game
-tis irfter vas also sent 20 al parents -
ere boys
New-York tribune., 1909-11-22
CHORUS GIRLS SUICIDE.
Her Attempt Was at First Unsuecess-
ful. but She Had Relapse.
lBy telegraph - The Tribune. J

~ I0I8gTapN n INO IE-0NIo-I
Oklahoma city. Okla, Nov I.-Rcse
Weston who vas a chorus girl In mu-
steal comedy companr, lies dead In
rlorgue here as a result Of having taken
bichloride mercury with suicidal intent.
The body will be sent TO New York.
Miss Weston took the drug at Gainesville.
Tex. a few nights ago. She was placed
under treatment and came 20 Oklahoma
city with "A view OF resuming her place IN
the chorus tonight but the trip resulted
in relapse and death followed Few
hours after her arrival
New-York tribune., 1909-11-22
DINNER FOR Mr.. eAYNcR.

William J. Gayuor. Msyor-eect. Vill y.
TIE guest OF honor at a dinner given TO-
night 1y the East Side Business News
Gaynor Campaign Committee at Lorb-r's
restaurant NJ. 80 Grand street Many
prominent Democrats Will speak.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-25
OAKLAND.

Girls 10 make overalls at our Oakland Factory
ply 10 Mr Davis.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-25

TRIMMER Wtd-A1: for Fresno. Cal; long
season: salary $50 week. Apply MULLER x
RAAS CO.. Polk ST. bet. Suffer and Bush
WAITRESS wanted in a splendid cafe wages
IS per week. day or. SIG kearny ST
WOMAN wanted TO help with housework in pay
ment Of house Keeping room. SD Turk st.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-25
ROOMS TO LEr-contlnued,

FARRELL St. 1S42-Nice sunny rooms; run
ming water in each room; reasonable rates;
LIZ L,illnlorn
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-04-03
ASKING AID FOR
THE MYERS PEOPLE.
Hurned Out a. House and Home and
VITA Two at Deaths Door, Con.
ditlons Are Distressing.
The World oF saturday /:

From The World of Saturday
Word FROM the Myers family. whose
house was burned down early last
Saturday morning, near Tomahawk.
with fatal results to two members OF
the household and the serious injury
81 two others, is not very encourage
ing ms to the latter. The condition OF
Mrs, James Myers, especially. is very
critical besides her terrible burns,
she has taken pneumonia from expos
IRE following the Are, and there is
little or no hope for her recovery
The condition OF her niece, Ella Myers.
also badly burned, remains nnchang
Cd for the better. but there Is some
chanc that she may survive her In
iurles,
The condition Of the survivors or
the two Myers families who occupied
the burned house r. very distre ssing.
Bes des the sad incidents OF the fire al
ready related in this paper, they were
burned out Of house and home and
absolutely lost everything and without.
| present means to replace them. The.
Injured and the other members or the.
1.-TWO families are being cared for by
ID slghboYs and friends.
In view the sad circumstances
surrounding the disastrous fire County
Commissioners e. VI stuckey, Of Jones
Springs, was here today soliciting aid
for the Myers people and many per-
sons llhelaay resp nded tofthe appeal.
Aid : also coming from Back Creek
Valley. the home Of The Myers faml-
lies. aud from other parts Of the coun-
ty II is said.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-04-03
MRS. BOYLE MAY GO FREE


Mercer, Pa, March 30-The pre-
liminary hearing and safe return to
the Mercer tail OF James II. Boyle and
the rumor that his woman companion
may entirely escape prosecution and
soon regain her liberty are the dcvel-
opments in the Whitla kidnapping
case.
No one but James Boyle had any
fears for his safety when he was taken
to sharon for arraignment but he was
terribly frightened Quivering with
fear from head to foot and nervously
begging the officers for protection, he
faced crowd OF hundreds Of persons
attracted merely by curiosity. and Is
happier in his cell than he has been
since his arrest,
The opinion is spreading among the
people OF this county that Mrs. Boyle
will not be prosecuted. but that she
will very soon be quietly eliminated
from the case and be allowed to de-
part There Is said 10 be no local proof
whatever to connect her with the alb
duction and as she absolutely refuses
to aid the local officials in the sligh
est the supposition Is that she will
soon be free
This is borne out by the delay In ar
saigning her II is said her prosecution
Is not eagerly desired by Mr. Whitla.
whose wishes are likely to be re
spected
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-04-03
safe blowers KILLED. BY Posse.

Trenton No March 3o.--Two safe
biowers were killed a third seriously
inquired and CITY Marshal George Cara
way was MORTAL, wounded In . battle
here The three men cracked three
safes with nitrogIycerine at Spickard
Mo. and escaped on handcar While
attempting to arrest the men on =
freight train city Marshal George
Car3way was MORALLY wounded The
robbers then escaped from the train.
and posso was soon IN pursuit The
bandits were soon overtaken and the
battle began Two Of the safe blowers
We're killed instantly and the third,
wounded. was ready to surrender
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-04-03
THREE BURNED TO DEATH
Mother and Two Children Perish ir
Blazing Home.

Scranton. Pa, March 27--At Green
wood, mining village three miles be
low the Scranton city line. Mrs. An
thony Robb and two of her six chill
dren were burned to death, and -four
other children were more or less in
jured. one seriously. in a fire that
broke out in small grocery store and
dwelling occupied by Anthony Robh
and his family at that place.
The woman and her two children
were in bed in room over the store
Before they could be rescued the cell
ing of the room gave way and they
were precipitated into the flames
where they we're inclnerated One Of
the four other children, who we're also
burned. is so badly injured that little
hopes are entertained of its recovery.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-04-03
.K|DNtPPER BOYLE
WAVES HEARING
Helg for Trial Under a Heavy Bail
Of $4,000.
He GOES TO JAIL AND
HIS WIFE MAY GO FREE

Many Believe Mrs. Ecyie VIII Not Be
Prosecuted For Stealing Willie
Whitla = Say There Is No Proof
Whatever to Connect Her With the
Abduction - She Is a Woman OF
Mystery - Whitia Does Not Want
Her Prosecuted.
Sharon. Pa. March 3o.-It required
but few minutes for the preliminary
hearing OF James II. Boyle. charged
with the abduction of Willie Whitla.
Two questions and answers made up
the proceedings.
what Is your name?" asked Justice
s. s. Gilbert.
James III, Boyle" was the reply.
DO you want a hearing on the
charge Of abduction now2" he was
asked.
Not at this time. he replied. and
the hearing was over.
Bail was fixed at $4,000, which It
is said Boyle has no chance Of secur,
ing. and the prisoner was returned TO
the Jail at Mercer on the flrst train
Half a thousand persons, impelled by
curiosity, surrounded the station
where Boyle was waiting In mortal
terror for the train, but not the slight.
est demonstration against him was
made or indicated.
1t is stated that Mrs. Boyle will not
be brought here for hearing at all
This action Is regarded with the ut
most suspicion by the people Of Shar.
on. They are, satisfied, II Is said, there
Is some secret reason for desiring the
woman to be kept out of Sharon,
where she might be identified The
statement that she was Anna McDer'
mott is doubted here from the fact
that not one OF the McDermott family
has extended her any aid so far as the
public knows or put in an appearance
since her arrest, She has been posi-.
lively identified by Sharon people as
James Boyle's wife. but beyond that
her identity Is not known here.
The Whitla family left today for
some place which they refuse to name
in search Of quiet and rest after their
recent narrowing experiences.