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New-York tribune., 1910-01-04
GIRL SHOT AT DANCE BETTER.
Victim of Fight of East Side Gangs in
Lyric Hall Out of Danger.

Grace Foley, of No. e3 Jane street, who
was thought to have been mortally shot
at a dance in Lyric Hall, in Sixth avenue
between 41st and 42d streets, when two East
Side gangs started a sensational gun fight
early yesterday morning, was reported as
out of danger at the New York Hospital
last night.
Although there We're five hundred per
sons in the hall when the fight began. only
twenty-seven remained when the police ar
rived and no information of value was OBJ
that the affair was the twenty-fifth annual
dance of the Fashions which is supposed
10 be an organization of employees of Ten
derloin resorts. Among the names on the
programme under guests present" were
those of several Tammany politicians and
a notorious gang leader.
According to Tillie Roselle, who went to
the dance with Grace Foley, the latter at
O'Clock Joined party of four women and
eight men at a table in the wine room, and
had hardly taken her seat when five men
appeared at the door and opened fire on
the party at the table.
Two men in the party drew reVolVers, but
before they could fire the lights were turned
oJt evidently by a confederate of the at
tacking gang, and the hall Immediately was
in an upr0af. with men and women strug-
Cling 10 get To the street. The police say
that Sc 5eral persons who had been injured
were spirited away before their arrival ana
that twenty-five shots in all were fired.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-04
HEAD WAITER MISSED DEATH.
Assailant, Thought To Be Insane, Held
at Bellevue Hospital.

Mentally unbalanced because of his failure
to obtain work and earn money to give his
little daughter a proper burial. George
Kelly, of No. 333 West 29th street, attempted
to kill Fred Biscotte, head waiter in chop
house, at No. 64 John street, yesterday af-
ternoon, the police say A man in the
dining room saw Kelly draw a revolver,
and, jumping up. struck him over the head
with a chair. The blow knocked the man
down and the bullet went into the ceiling.
For several weeks Kelly has regularly
visited the chop house, which is owned by
Peter J. Hickey, and applied for a job
Biscotte told him repeatedly that there
were no vacancies, and Kelly came to the
conclusion shat the head waiter had some
anmosity toward him. The death of his
little daughter in Bellevue recently and her
burial in the Potters Field, the police say.
unbalanced his mind, and letters in his
pocket revealed that he intended to avenge
himself on Biscotte and then commit sui
eide. Magistrate Harris, in the Tombs
court, sent the man to Bellevue for exam
ination as to his sanity.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-04

Steamer Coamo Guanica December 2S Ponce
26, Mayaguez 81. Aguadla 2S and san Juan %,
TO the New York and Porto Rice SIS Co. with &c
passengers. mails and mdse. Arrived at the
Bar at a
Steamer La Bretagne Q'D, Havre December
%. to the Compagnie Generate Transatlantioue
with 123 cabin and PCS steerage passengers
mails and mdse. Arrived the Bar at 2: :45
a
Steamer Montserrat (Span), Vera Cruz De
cember g. Porto Mexico 27 and Havana 20 TO
the Campana Transatlantica with % cabin and
so steerage passengers and mdse. Arrived at
the Bar at 4:30 m.
Steamer Oceana Ger Hamburg December
q to the Hamburg American Line, in ballast
Arrived the Bar IL 30 a m
Steamer Orotava tBr. Bermuda January
TO sanderson & Son. with 119 passengers and
mdse Arrived at the Bar at II 80 m
Steamer Bermudian (Br), Bermuda January
TO z Outerbridge & Co. with 40 passengers
mails and mdse Arrived at the Bar an 3 a n,
Steamer Barbarossa Ger. Bremen December
2l. to Oelrichs & Co. with no cabin and 342
Bar at 3 80 m
Steamer Toronto Bn Hull December % via
Boston January ., TO Sanderson & Son with
mdse. Arrived al the Bar at 9:15 a m
Steamer Umbrla tBr), Liverpool December %
and Queenstown 70. 10 the Cunard SIS Co Ltd
with 1856 cabin and O96 steerage nassenears
mails and mdse. Arrived at the Bar at 10 40
p m I'd " A''f'
steamer Ida cuneo Nor). Port Antonio ne
cember 2S, via Delaware Breakwater January 2
at the Bar at 2:20 m &"
Steamer Cienfuegos (Cubanl, Tampico Decem
ber % and Havana %. the New York and
Cuba Mail SIS Co with mdse. Arrived at the
Bar at p m
Sandy Hook J. Jan g. $50 p m-Wind
west. fresh breeze: clear moderate sea
New-York tribune., 1910-01-04
LOS ANGELES AVIATION MEET.
Total Entries Now Reach Sixty
pect 10000 Visitors.

Los Angeles, Jan. 3.-With work we'll
under way on the grandstand that Will
seat 25,O00 persons and on the aviation
course at Dominguez, final plans for the
aviation contests to be held next week
are on the way to execution. The meet
will begin on January 10 and continue
until January 20. 1t is expected that
10000 visitors will attend.
The aeroplane entered by Glenn H.
Curtiss arrived yesterday. Charles F.
Willard, OF New York, who has made
flights in a Curtiss machine, is here with
the Curtiss machine No. l. Roy Kna-
benshue and Lincoln Beachey are here
with two dirigible balloons. Clifford B.
Harmon, the New York aeronaut, has
sent the balloon New York, holder of
the United States duration record. Hill
lery Beachey is present with an aero
plane built in Baltimore by H. H. Gill.
Louis Bergdoll. of Philadelphia, is COM
ing with a Bleriot monoplane. Captain
A. E. Muller has already assembled his
monoplane.
The total entries in the three divisions
have reached sixty.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-04
ICE BATH VAS HOT.
Policeman Jumped Into Hud-
son Near Steam Pipe.

II seems that George Boroho will have TO
admit his defeat in the fresh air contest.
for James J. Scanlon plunged into the ice
caked North River yesterday. and Boroho
did not even appear. Both are policemen
attached to the Charles street station.
For several days Boroho a freshman on
the force. had been complaining of the hot
air in the sleeping quarters of the station.
and at a. m, before retiring, he would
open every window, regardless of the icy
blasts blowing over the heads of the sleep
ers Scanlon resented this, and asserted
that he could stand more real exposure than
Eoroho The first try-out was to sleep OF
the roof during one of those near-zero
nights. Clad in rubber coats and boots,
both lay down to sleep out under the stars.
but ii was a freeze-out for Boroho. ana
while Scanlon was keeping the inhabitants
of Mars awoke by his snoring Boroho had
to retreat below.
Scanlon and a strong force got by the
German guard at Pier eS about a. M, as
the next contest was to be a swim TO the
Jersey shore through the ice. At the ap-
pointed hour Boroho not appearing, Scan
lon took off his uniform and plunged in.
After padding around for few minutes
and saying the water was fine, his friends
declared him a winner.
Later the big German guard let out the
secret that Scanlon in the Gulf
Stream off Pier 5S, the Interborough
power house sends out tremendous stream
of hot water there, which can be felt for
quite a distance out.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-04


Plymouth Jan 3. e:25 p m-President Grant
Ger. New York for Cherbourg and Ham
burg. Aii'
Yokohama Jan 2-Katuna (Br, New yor, ,
Singapore. Hong Kong, etc ia
Malta, Jan 2-Lichtenfels Ger New yorL ,ou
Port Said etc. '''
Shanghai. Jan 3seneca Bp. New York via
Sabang Penang, etc VI"
Port Said Jan 3-Goriistan CBr New York for
Mohammerah. '''
suez Jan 3-Inverclyde (Bn Cebu etc ,or
Boston and New York ~ ''
Queenstown, Jan 3, :S7 p n-Iusitanta m,
New York for Fishguard and Livernoo, 'D''
Singapore Jan 3-Elisabeth Rickmers ,cor,
New York and Norfolk via st Vincen, - "
and Port Natal for Yokohama "
Durham, Jan 3-Ardova (Br, New VOW, g.,
Annoy. etc. 'h ioi
suez Jan 2-Dufield CBn Manila for po.,o,
and New York; 3D.. Fangturm Ger, Caic,,,tn
for Boston and New York ~ Nalcu''a
via Melbourne. etc '" iofk'
La Plata Dec 29-I.ondon Bridge ID, -
York. via Norfolk. "'' New
Huh. Jan 1-Galileo CBD New York
Stockholm. Dec 27-OTellana (Nor) Na, w.,
Penang Jan l-Indramayo tBrl fire., -
haD New York " Shang-
Fiuine, Dec 30-MaTianne (AusD Neu, -.
Rotterdam, Jan 2-Potsdam DUTCH NJ aurk
and from Boulosne. January I'd =, w iork
ChTistania, Dec 2e--PennsylvanIa ir,anI' =" 9 N.
Copenhagen. New York a'p' urom
Porman. Dec 21-Raithwaite fT3r1 Ns,, ",
Hamburg Dec 80. II m-Pretoria 'c;art rors, &
York 'fer)' New
Havre. Jan Mexico pp. New York
New-York tribune., 1910-01-04
RUSSIANS FOR SOUTH POLE.
Army Officers Buy Two DirigibIes for
Their Expedition.

Paris, Jan. 3.-MM. Matthiessen and Volt
schoek officers of the Russian army. to-
day purchased two dirigible balloons with
capacities of 1,410 and 1000 cubic metres,
with which they will undertake an expedi-
ton to the South Pole
The explorers plan to convey the balloons
with Hangar equipments by ship as far
south as the ice will permit. and then pro-
ceed in the balloons southwark. They will
keep in touch with their ship. their base of
supplies, by means of a wireless outfit
New-York tribune., 1910-01-04
TO ENJ0IN PAULHAN
GREETED BY SUMMONS
Wnghts' Lascyer on Pier to
Meet French 4riator.

Louis Pauihan. the young and daring
French aviator. did not understand English
yesterday. nor did he understand why he
was not met by al least one member OF
the Aero Club of America when the French
liner La Bretagne docked, but, instead,
was greeted by a lawyer with singleness Of
purpose and a legal document asking him
10 show cause why he should not he en-
Joined from making flights in this country
Everything was rather new and abrupt to
him and his wife and the fancy, high
priced spaniel that stepped proudly ashore.
J. Boyce Smith was the process server,
representing the law firm of Williamson &
New-York tribune., 1910-01-04
C.. NJ. BLISS NOT TO RETIRE.
GBy Telegraph To The Tribune

BY Telegraph 10 The Tribune.
Fall River, Mass. Jan. at was reported
in trade circles here to-day that c. N Bliss
OF Bliss, Fabyan & Co, of New York and
Boston, commission firm and the selling
agents Of the American Printing Company.
of this city, would retire on July /. 1t was
also reported that the American Printing
Company would open a house in New York
and sell direct to the trade, and that the
Barnaby Manufacturing Company. OF this
city. would sell through the American
Printing Company's Office
New-York tribune., 1910-01-04
nArHANson,s PARTNER FREED.

Isaac H Gold. OF No sls Prospect ave
rue. The Bronx, who was arrested following
the finding of the body Of Moses s. Ma
nas discharged from custody yesterday.
,r6e Coroner and the police are satisfied
thai NathansOn was q suicide He was
foTIrd dead from gas Before ending his
life be had tied himself 10 a chair. Ma
1hanson had taken ouc an insurance policy
for $1,000 only two weeks ago. and recently
he was despOndenr because of financial
New-York tribune., 1910-01-04
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Caledonia, reported 1876 miles east of
Sandy Hook at 1885 a yesterday. is expected
to dock this forenoon.
The Graf Waldersee reported 1,120 miles
east of Sandy Hook at 10 yesterday. is
expected to dock Thursday afternoon.
The Adriatic. reported 1.294 miles east of
Sandy Hook at 33 p yesterday, is expected
to dock Thursday afternoon.
The Kroonland. reported 677 miles east OF
Sandy Hook at 7:45 a nj yesterday, is expected
To dock Wednesday forenoon.
The Alice reported $50 miles east of Sandy
Hook at 3 10 p yesterday, is expected to dock
Wednesday afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-04
VAUDEVILLE FOR A CHARITY.

der the management of Mrs. Edward Sieg
man. viii be given at the Waldorf next
Thursday evening and next saturday after
noon. for the benflt of Auxiliarles y and
Il ri Stony Void Sanatorium. Tickets at
s. each may be obtained al the Waldorf
and Tysons and from Mrs Benjamin
Stern No West SD street
New-York tribune., 1910-01-04

We are strong at keeping on
hand generous stocks of over
coats and suits for great big
men.
Attractive mixture fabrics,
besides the staples to which big
men are usually confined.
Sizes AZ to 4e chest. especially. and even
much CHESTER.
"Soudan Buck" makes one of
the warmest of unlined gloves
for City wear. Soft, smooth,
mole colored leather, specially
serviceable. $3.50.
Lined gloves from $3.50 to $3.50
We can hardly be thought
prejudiced in underwear choice.
Not with A varieties, repre-
senting the choicest making of
every fabric.
Every day more men find our union suits.
In Derbies, too, we go the
limit in variety.
Each of these in variety of
blocks
Our own Derbies at So, 81
and S.; London made Derbies
at S.. Stetson Derbies at
$3.50 and S..
Exclusive New York agents for stetson
Special Derbies at S.
Leather Goods don't stop
with the holidays.
For instance, Thermos bot
ties In leather cases make excel
lent birthday and wedding
presents.
Trunks. bags and suit cases are others
"Bentwood' is a late acces-
sion to the famous |'Red-man''
tribe OF collars.
Here, with all the other Red
men.
Two for 25c.
The longer a man stands the
more he needs our Cushion"
shoes. S..
Cushion insoles of elastic felt in kid cover.
ROGERS PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores.
at at ar
Warren st. 18th st. 34th st.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-04
HEADS CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.

Chicago, Jan. "a. Stamford White was
elected president Of the Chicago Board Of
Trade to-day. J e F. Merrill was chosen
first president and Frank n. Bunch
second president.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-04
800 p m
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port Of New York, Monday, January g.
1910.
ARRIVED

Steamer Bella tBr). Port Antorfio Decsrhsr
20, 20 the Atlantic Fruit co. wita fruit Ar
rived at the Bar al 80 a M "
Steamer Frutera lNorD Porto :Ea,rios ara
Porto CorteZ December 49, Bocas del Toro 99
and Port Antonio 90. 10 the Unted Frut, 90
"itE irait' arrived at the Bar at . m.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-04

Cornelius n, Bliss emphatically denied
last night rumor that he would retire on
July ] as the head OF the firm of Bliss.
Fabyan & Co. The only reason / would
retire" Nh. Bliss said at his home. No. q
East 9th street. would be because 7 am
over the age limit. I'm over seventy years
of age. but I think / have still a good
many years yet in which to work.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-04
WRIGHTS WIN POINT
CURTISS INJUNCTION.
Company Cannot Sell Infring-
ing 4eroplanes.

Buffalo. Jan. 3.-Judge Hazel. of the
United States Circuit Court, to-day granted
on behalf of the Wright company pre-
liminary Injunction against the Herring
Curtiss company and Glenn II Curtiss re-
straining them from the manufacture and
sale of aeroplanes infringing on patents
for improvements in a flying machine
granted May %. 1906, TO Orville and VIII
bur Wright, and subsequently assigned to
the Wright company.
THE requirements In patent cases for is
suance of an Injunction pendenfe lite-the
validity of the patent. general acquiescence
by the public and infringement by the de-
fendants-are SO reasonably clear" says
Judge Hazel in an opinion discussing eX-
haustively the technicalities of the case
that / believe II not improbable that COM
plainant may succeed at final hearing, and
therefore a preliminary injunction should
be granted"
In his opinion,-the first in the history of
jurisprudence involving the airshp-Judge
Hazel says:
THE essential claims of an infringement
are an aeroplane, or supporting surface, the
lateral portions of which are capable Of
adjustment to attain different angles of
incidence, and a vertical rudder in the rear
of the machine. Claims further include as
elements a horizontal rudder, which is po-
sitioned forward of the machine and means
for raising and lowering 1t so as to present
its upper and lower side to the pressure of
the wind"
New-York tribune., 1910-01-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
HIGH WATER

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise. 7:24; sunset, 4:46; moon rises 12:46'
moons age, %.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-04
THURSDAY, JANUARY 6.

u
La Bretagne, Havre French. 100 q 10 90 a m
Room. Bremen. G L....... 90 m 10 90 a m
Esperanza Havana, Ward 900 m IL 90 m
Frutera. Guatemala, F coll 80
Hamburg. Naples. Hamb-Am
OF Columbus. Savannah, Sav - 800 m
New-York tribune., 1910-01-04

News of the decision of Judge Hazel, in
the United States Circuit Court. at Buff
falo. granting the injunction asked by the
Wright brothers against the Herring-Cur-
tisS Company and Glenn H. CurtisS, caused
a decided stir in local aeronautic circles
yesterday. Coming simultaneously with the
filing of bill of complaint in an action for
infringement of patents against Louis Paul
han, the French aviator, on his arrival on
the French liner La Bretagne. it added
strength to the promise recently made by
the Wright brothers to lose no time in try
ing to protect their interests wherever and
whenever jeopardized
Emerson R. Newell, counsel for the Her
ring-Curtiss Company, said at his office
yesterday: Except that we shall, of course.
appeal from the judges decision, 1 have
nothing to say
Pliny w. Williamson personal counsel for
the Wright brothers, said: 1T is what we
expected would happen. The facts warrant
no other result The Wright brothers will
some day be remembered as the two most
self-contained men, under peculiarly trying
circumstances, that latter day history re-
cords. They have seen the fruits of their
work seized upon by others, who have be-
come rich, and have maintained a silence
which, the better understood, reveals
most wonderful degree of forbearance."
The wording of the decision of Judge
Hazel left aeronautic students in this city
uncertain last night whether Glenn H. Cur
tiss would be restrained from giving eX-
hibitions as an aviator. Mr.. Curtiss is now
on his way to California, where he is under
engagement to fly within a few days.
H. A. Toumin, chief counsel for the
Wright company, said Il his brief regarding
Curtiss that -'he obtained a knowledge of
how the Wright machine was built before
he became an infringer." He wrote to
the Wright brothers, the brief continues,
for friendly advice and information as TO
how they constructed their machine. while
he (CurtsS) was experimenting for the
Aerial Experiment Association. the presi-
dent of which was DR.. Alexander Graham
Bell The Wright brothers, say the papers
in the case. replied. giving full information,
directing attention to Wilbur Wrght's pub
lie addresses, and in particular, to the pat
ent now in suit.
Mr.. Herring-who, by the way, cannot be
found-Was at Kitty Hawk, n. c., says the
brief, in 1902, AMI there saw a Wright ma
chine in flight while he was in the en-
ploy of Octave Chanute. of Chicago. and
while Mr.. Chanute was a guest at the test
ing camp The papers allege shat lit
there that this member of the defendant
company first acquired a knowledge of this
Invention which he carried away with
him.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-04

Mail Vessel
Nessst ror Line. closes Sails
X Wilhelm H. Bremen n @ I. $50 m 1000 a m
Panama. Cristobal, Panama IL 80 m 800 o m
Ryndam, hotterdam-Holl-Am - 800 a m
c Of Atlanta, Savannah, Saw. 300 % m
Anacha Jacksonville rlyde IN - =,
New-York tribune., 1910-01-04

neM1 WORLD ~ WAN. NEW GROUPs
OSWI CINEMAToGRAPH-Nm Dream,
VsEE Prof. Struck Herman Novelty Co.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-04
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOIJSE

Gus Edwards. Willard
Simms & Co. The Kelli-
nos. halmer 4 Brown. 9th
New-York tribune., 1910-01-04
AT FOREIGN PORTS
ARRIVED.

Steamer suriname Dutcho. Barbados.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-04

AT the Waldorf" Prin-
cess katah, 4 Huntings,
BeatrtCe Ingram & 90
New-York tribune., 1910-01-04
INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TODAY

Brings mail.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-12-01

Spoienf tisk pfinasi zpravu Re
dom6ly nalezce severni tocny dr..
Cook, ktery Sc skryval pc celf
rok Londfne, napsal clanek v
Hampton Magazine, We kterem Sc
pfiznava re newt zdali objevil Sc
vernf toGnu Gili ne Prohlasuje
dale, re kdyz Sc navratila pfedna-
Sci 0 tom iak tocnu objevil, byl pc
lovicn6 sflentm, nebot pry jest va
bee nemozno zadnemu kdyz Sc v
one krajine octne nabyti jistoty
zdali Sc naleza ma tocne anebo jim,
de. Kdyz Sc navrdtil, byl prf tax
omamen slavou a poctou, re Sc
sam domnfval btti objevitelem
tocny. Rad by pry Sc navratil do
sve vlasti, do Soustati, zp9t, a 20
nevat Iyl nazvan reivetsim pod
vodnfkem a lhafem pod sluncem,
chce tlankem sve rozpolozenf mys
lie to co nasledovalo ospravedlnit
objasniti. Pravf dale Re kdo.
ztravf one hrozpe a mrtye konci
ne diva roxy a pdl, jake on, neni
divu, re Sc pomine rozumcm Ny
ri prs pfiscl do nornalniho rozu-
mu a chce yse lidu objasnit.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-12-01

Jan Cap konpfl Brush automo-
bill cd zdeisf Mercantile Co. Ma
zatatku sve kariery co Safer" jez
dill vzdy deset stfevicn ku pfedu a
pax 90 stfevfcG nazpatek, tax ja-
ko kdysi vazeny obcan Josef Sou
lex kterf vzdy delal diva kroky ku
pred a ctyrv nazp6t.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-12-01

.Jeden ttden stara dceruska
manzeld Frank Rehdfkov5ch zem
fela v 1terS pc denni nemoci.
Pohfeb decka Sc odb5val ma evang
hfbitov6 zdpadne cd mesta We ctvr
TEX. Vyslovujem zarmoucentm
rodicIm svoif sonstrast.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-12-01

KIDD zdmyslne nebo omylem IN
menil pokryvku a houni ma den d.
kuvzdani me mastali, necht ODE
navrati vezme 81 svoje CO nejdfi-
We nebot' jej IMAM v padu re by
TAX neucinil dojedu 81 pro ne sam
k menu. Chas w. Mach.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-12-01

Jan John. ierz pracoval 90 deIsi
dobu II Josefa Novotnfho, ST.. 3D.
jel v hterf do Omahy do leGenf
svf leve ruky. Ash pred IA dny
noklizel II prasat kde jej ohrozova
Ia swine s prasatkv on-v pokusu
nniknouti, COZ Sc mu podafilo av-
sak zarovefi klopftl pres koryto a
padl ma levon Iopatku. Toho dine
nezpozoroval niiakfch nAsledkh
rhdu ale druhf den zpozoroval Re
leve ram6 nemize zvednouti aniz
prsty hnouti. Cd te DOLBY mu ce-
IA rnka yiistala nehybnon. Ma ra-
du DIR. Blizka Sc odhodlal tedy hIe-
dati pomoci v Omaze. Jest mladi-
KEN asi 20 roki starfm a. kazdf
mu pfeie brzkeho uzdraveni. Je-
no rodiGe bvdlf II Ord, Neb.