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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-21
INJURED IN AUTO CRASH
Three New Workers Seriously
unrt When Car Hits Machine.

chicago. Jan. @.-ilenry kobsa'
wealthy distiller; his son. Henry kooSa.
- and his brother, Richard kobsa' all OF
Now York. we're badly hurt to-day in an
.,,,omobile accident The three were
driving with H. Halllster, OF this city
H., the latter's automobile was struck
tv an electric car in td street. The men
.erc thrown violently from the machine
into the street
Tb. elder Kobsa vas hurt internally
and several Of the ribs in his left side
,,o,o broken. lie lives at No. 1866 West
,,o,h street. New York Richard hobsa +
skull is believed TO he fractured. and he
was cut and bruised. He lives at No ZS'
wet 12Itn street. Henry kobsa. jr VINO
iives al No. ~ West l23th street, was
h,r, internally and bruised about the
head and body Physicians at the Provi-
dent Hospital where the injured men
were taken. pronounce the condition Of
Henry kobsa and his brother to he seri-
OiG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-21

Paymsster c. J. CLEBURNE. detached navy
yard, Norfolk: 10 naval station. Olongapo
Paymaster J. r. HORNBERGER, Getacheo
navy yard. Mare Island; TO the Maryland
Boatswain J. f.. QUIRK. 10 the Kentucky
Machinist L. q. HERZINGER, TO navy YARD.
Puget Sound
Psymasters Clerks %. +. caro- and JOSIAH
MERRITT, appointments revoked.
Paymasters Clerk +. T.. CROSSMAN. ap-
pointed. 10 the salem.
Pa masters Clerk HARRY MACK. appointed
20 navy yard. Norfolk.
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS. - The
following movements of warships have
been reported to the Navy Department:
ARRIVED
Jan. 15-The san Francisco at Guantanamo.
Jan. 1.-THE Cyclops. ~ Gusyanacay abo Bay.
Jan. ls-The Wheeling. al key West. the
Petrol. 81 Sauto Domingo city the sterling.
az Guautans the Jarvis. the Joue.t. the
flaming and the Patterson. at Guantanamo.
Jan. lD-The Vermont. the Michigan. the Sorth
Carolina. the Ammen. the Trip. and the
Burrows. at Guantanamo
SAILED.
Jan. L. The Sterling. from Guayansc ga 90
Bav for Guantanamo.
Jan. Is The Hercules. from Norfolk for
Washington. the Nashville. from Santo Do
mngo CT, for Guantanamo: the Henley,
from Guantanamo for Cfstobal the Solace.
from Guantanamo for Guayanacayabo; the
Nero. from Tiburon, cal for Puget Sound
Jan Io-The Wheeling, from Key West for
Tampa: the sterling from Guantanamo FOR
Hampton Roads: the Whipple. the Truxtun.
the Preble. the stewart and the Paul Jones,
from san Diego Tor Santa Barbara
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-21
GETS AMUNDSEN'S SLED
One He Used in Polar Trip Pre-
scented to Museum.

captain Road AmundSen has present
ed 10 the American Museum Of Natural
History one Of the three sieds with which
ne made the trip to the South Pole In
announcing that fact Yesterday the mu-
scum officials SAID that at the meeting
of the executive committee last Wednes-
day Captain Amundsen and Rear Admiral
Peary had been elected honorary EEL
lows Of the museum. winch honor is
shared by only four other persons
The museum has Admiral Pearys sled
that reached the North Pole, and the git
OF the Amundsen sled which went to the
other end of the earth. is considered
most important contribution.
I'm a letter 10 President Osborn OF {. g
museum John \. Gadc on behalf OF Cap
tain Amundsen. says that one OF th"
three sleds taken was left behind at the
pole, the second was presented to the Nor
wegian Society and the third Cantain
Amundsen desired to give the Museum
of Natural History II is in Europe at tn
present time. and Will be here in the
course OF several weeks.
In accepting the gift President Osborn
said.
on behalf of the trustees of the Amer
lean Museum of Natural History and the
American people. which the institution
represents. / beg YOU 10 inform captain
Amundsen that no gift could be more vel
come than that OF one OF the three sleds
which ne used ON his great and ever
memorable journey TO and from the
south Pole. II will be a fitting compan-
ion to the sled Morris *. Jesup, which
Admiral Peary used TO and from the
North Pole The American people have
Amundsen and his brave Norwegian
compatriotS. VINO have carried the flag
OF their country both 10 the North and
South Polar seas and have set an eX-
ample OF ideaIsm and forutude which
enriChes the life OF all mankind.
The four other honorary fellows of the
museum are DIR. BashfOrd Dean, Lieu
tenant George r. Emmons, George Bird
Grinnell and Baron Ludovic MoncheW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-21
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Naples Jan Is. m-Csnada Fr), New
Yort via Nlg.ers and Patra-.
Glasgow Jan 20-California tBr'. New YORK.
Southampton. Jan 20 Tagus 'bri. Ne" 1o'H
Rotterdam Jan 10, = Potsdam 'putch''
New York via Boulosne: Noltarno tbrI. W"
York. ..t -. go,
Artve rI, Ian ~ Nunims Bn. Now York.
Sekondi. Jan IG-Dcgama ,}H. New York VIA
Patras. Jan Io-Lsconla ,Br), New Yor. via
prts,n' Ian 20 Bristol CITY BID Neu York
Dublin Jan j. Lackawanna ,Brl, New lor".
SAILED
Palermo Jan l1-Italia GtaD 0rom Naplcs),
New York.
Nov York.
shields Ian Mannheim Gen. New York.
Rio do Janeiro. Jan 1T-Portusuese Prince 'Br,
from Santos. New York
barbados Jan l7-TennfsOn tBr) IRON santos
and no de Isneirol. New York. 18th. Javary
(Brl from Para. New York
Boulogns. Jan Is, 10 p m-Ryndam tDutcD
from Rotterdam. Nov York.
Barry Jan 1s-Kansan. New York.
Swansea Jan 19-ChicaGo City tBrD from
Bristol, New York. La Fontaine dr Ne"
York.
PASSED
Lizard Ian 90 Rochambsau F70. New York
Gibraltar. Jan ip-hxoufcls Ger. Calcutta.
Colombo. etc FOR New York; Montcyid"o
SPAN New York for Genoa
Perrin Jan ls Craigina ,Brl. New York VIA
Newport News for Yokohama
Algicrs, Alden and Kurrschee for Bon'ea!'
Bombay. Jan 20 ssranac cFn, New York via
hurrachec.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-21
THE WEATHER REPORT

Official Rrrord aud Torecast.-Washing'"
Jan 2U-Cn sunday night narrow trough OF
low pressure extended in crescent shape from
Oklahoma 10 Western Lake superior. and an
that remains 10 night>ds a single depression
Of decided character over Lake ontario II
has caused general rains from the upper lake
region southwest. with heavy IAN In the
ohio and middle Mississippi valleys. and SHOWS
over the UPPER lake region and portions OF mo
upper Mississippi VALLEY There were also 10
al rain. in the Atlantic and cast Gun stht's'
local. SHOWS bon colorado ana rams ana sIi""7
Boo tue lar Northwest. where lnti' 'a7 N''"
another great IAN 30 pressure. Win MAJ %
centre Of disturbance over southern Ai''l,'
lu th, plains states. The extreme N'si "H-
Southwest the weather was IAN WIN h's"
rrr-sIIc
Tho cold uayc ha. cxtcudcI cas-. into tn"
uiper lax, fe-ion ana the central .au,'7
arnrst 90 tnc ohio River. and ON M"h'hN
morning temperature were from tVFit ~
thirty-tvo degrees hclo" zero To- the Noi l""'SS''
and a. low as ~ dscrc"s hclo" ~" I'D b'
Canadian Northwest There was. however a
decided rise during Monday IN ire cNli'hl.
Nnrtbwe.t In the Atlantic and cur states 10
D., much warmer and Temperatures az" AGAIN
abHOrmally nigh
There will be- vain Iu,sda' in me Nuhh,,
and cast cur states. with falling temperature
bv night and on Wednesday the weather VIII
b. considerably colder and generally iaif.
Thor. VIII hc snow TUESDAY ~ The lower lax"
REGION ana the upper ''I" 49,
cidrd FAN in temperature. followed "' gen
ersIt fair weather "Wednesday. with rising
temperature.
storm Warnings are displayed on the Atlantic
Coast from Norfolk Co Eastpofi, AMI on inc
north Pacific coast go
The winds along the New England coast VIII
b. high southwest. shifting Co northwest. along
the midi. Atlantis coast. high southwest y"
northwest. along the south Atlantic coast
fntsier,f. southwest 10 northwest, along me
east Guif coast. variable. becoming north ana
brisk. along the west Gulf coast. brisk 10 nod-
cfaiciN high northwest, on LAX" Michigan
tnoIsrate Northwest becoming variable.
Steamer, departing Tuesday for European
ports will have brisk 10 high southwest 10
norfhWcF; winds. with rain, 10 the "iahi
Banks.
Forecast for special iocaIitirs.-for East
ern New York. rain or snow ana colder To-
day: much colder tonight; cloud, Wrdnes-
da,. brisk TO high west To northwest winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-21

For southern Ncw England. rain to-day
colder b, 10. night. fair ami colder "Wednesday
brisk Zoo high southwest to northwest winds.
For Northern New England. rain to day
colder IN western and southern portions. iaii
wednesday. colder in eastern portion BRISK 10
Iiun southwest Co west winds
For Western Pennsylvania. local SHOWS and
much colder to-day; fair and warmer Wednes
day. northwest winds. diminishing and becom-
Ing variable
For Western New York. snow and much
colder to day. fair "Wednesday. west winds. Ill
minishing and becoming variable
For the District Of Columbia. RAIN TO-DAY
much colder by tonight iair wednesday
brisk 10 high west and northwest winds.
For Maryland. rain in eastern portion and
rain or SNOW in western portion today huch
colder b., to. night. fair Wndncsdds. brisk %
high west and northwest winds
For virginia. rain to-day. colder in western
and northern portions. and tonight IN south
western portion. fair and much colder Wednes
daK. brisk 10 high west 10 northwest winds.
For Delaware and New Jersey. iaiu to-day
much colder o.ulght. fair "Wednesday, brisk "a
high vest and northwest WINDS
Tor Eastern pcuus, wanna, rain to-day. prob
ablv turning 90 snow IN northern and western
mort ions. much colder tonight. fair Nedn"s-
ds,. brisk 20 high west and northwest WINDS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-21
ICE TRUCK CRUSHES BOY
Ten Year Old Child Knocked
Under Wheels of Loaded Auto.

\ large automobile truck. loaded with
five tons of ice. passed over Edward
Ducrk. ten years old. of 40. i,2 East l7th
street. Yesterday afternoon al Bergen
avenue. near listh street. one wheel tear
Ing away the boys left ear and another
crushing his right arm The lad was
taken in an ambulance To- Lincoln Hospi-
tai. where 1t Was thought "a. right hand
would have to be amputated
Ducrk and four little COMPANIONS wcr"
riding ON the back Of truck bound south
on the avenue. Nearing l4Nth street the
five iumrcd Of. AN gaining the sidewalk
but Du,rk. who. not seeing the approach
ing northbouud truck Was knocked be-
Meath the wheels.
The truck ~ owned. the police say. ny
the KuickcrhockcJ Ice Company, l2Sth
street and Harlem Ri,sr The driver.
Albert Osbing. oi SO. ~ Second avenue,
,t4g NOT arrested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-21
TWO BANKERS SENTENCED
FOR STEALING FUNDS
Sullivan and Shears in Court
Reasonable Doubt Certifi.
cate for Later.

The unusual sight Of two former bank
presidents handcuned and brought into
court 10 be sentenced for strand larceny
drew large crowd to tine Supreme Court
in Brooklyn Yesterday. when Justice
crane sentenced David \ Sullivan 10 am
i'Ccterminate term of from two years to
four years in Sing Sing at hard labor and
Bro, X. Shears To three months In the
peni;rItiary
sullivan had been convicted Of mis-
'pproruatins $1,000 while ne was the
president Of the Mechanics and Traders
Bank, Jus; about the time the financial
institutions we've Oh the verge of the
panic Shears, also found guilty Of mis-
aIIropriating money had formerly been
the mead of the Borough Bank. which
failed
As soon a. Shears received his sem
tencc h. was admitted 10 bail in Sl.or
on certificate of reasonable doubt. for
mer Assistant District Attorney Elder. his
attorney. having raised the point that his
client was not guilty of larceny as the
money he was charged with stealing had
been paid back with interest before a
complaint was made 10 magistrate.
sullivan was led away TO the prison van
few minutes after sentence had been
passed upon him.
Justice JayDoX shortly afterward. sit
ing cX parte. issued an order. which
acts as a ctay. directing District Attor-
ncy tropscy TO show cause why a GER
tihcate Of iea .ouablc doubt should not he
granted IN Sullivan n,pdipr tho deter
initiation Of IN appeal from his convic-
tion by the higher courts.
The question Will be argued Tomorrow.
and should the certificate be issued Sulli-
van will also be admitted to bail. John
j. Curtin. his legal representative. says
ne Will appcdl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-21
OWES $4,000, HAS S64
Cecil Campbell Higgins, Retired
Lawyer, in Bankruptcy
IN DEBT TO IS CREDITORS
Was Factor in County Democ-
racy" Movement in Old
Seventh Ward.

re.. campbell Higg.u. formerly law
,.,, az many Years practice in TINS city
nd arrs active u the political affairs Of
,,. oIg seventh Ward and interested III
,.,r.,.. ,ba County Democracy.' filed a
....ton In bankruptcy Yesterday. aieg-
... t. owed Sq2 9g9 and had as assets S6i.
,-,.,e small sum IS in banks ia New York,
uervrl and Los Angeles.
.rb.re are thirty-five creditors named IN
Oh. ,et.tor. including the Sampson Build
.,c So r Wall street. $1,000 for rent
..'5,,, 1000 Ira H. Carpenter New Ro-
.,,e $4,000 for notes; j. : Carper. Den
,,- v50U loan i'm 1906 Lon u. sweet
perver. $1,000 for q note; George \. Con-
,ov Sl2,2: second National Bank, of Red
papk y. j.. 5000. secured 10y 800 shares
NJ ,be Inter Urban Water Company Of
Mount Vernon. valued at about 5000:
robn W. Doan. $500. for note Bank of
New York, N.42l, New York History Com
many. SOS CHARLES Bellows, 500 for wines
I'm 1909. H.lou Wilson. S226 for lodgings. in
1926. Oh. Western National Bank. of Phil
adelpha. S2Ojo for note; Susan Rush His-
gins. $500, Henry George Dunstan. OF
London. Sl4O1 for merchandise. IN 1890;
Terence G. O'Brien, Sl.l9i Tor services in
Newport I'm 1904 and Henry Beale mman.
S32 for merchandise in London, in 1875.
Nj Higgins was born siXty-two years
ago in Roxbury. Mass. and is a lineal
descendant Of John Higgins. who was
conspicuous IN the early history OF the
colony Of Maryland.
He was graduated from Princeton IN
1871 and entered the law office of Colonel
George Bliss. at that time United States
District Attorney for the Southern Dis
trict Of the state. Later Mr.. Higgins be-
came associated with the office of John
X. cadwalader. All the time he was TAX
ing law courses 81 Columbia University,
and received MS degree in 1873. When
Mr. Cadwalader was made Assistant Sec
rotary Of State Mr.. Higgins Joined the Of
fee OF Eaton & Taller. He has mas
ters, as well as a bachelors, degree from
Princeton.
With Peter b. Olney and Judge Mar
tin T Mcmahon and others, ne was inter-
ested in Seventh Ward politics. Later he
was one of the committee appointed by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-21

the Young Mems Democratic club to
unite with the so-called Brunswick Hotel
committee in formulating the movement
out OF which grew the County Democ-
racy."
lie was member of the Union League
cub for twenty-five years. and also one
OF the active movers in the reorganizs-
uon OF the University club He was also
member Of the St Georges club. Han
over Square. London.
In lSS' h married Miss Susan Rush,
daughter OF Colonel Richard Henry Rush.
OF Philadelphia. Mr. Higgins practised
law IN this city for thirty years but re-
tired few years ago. lie was interest
cd for time in irrigation projects in
Colorado. Utah. Arizona and New Mexico.
His home is in Bedford Westminster
County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-21
u. S. ACCEPTS NEW PLANE
Coast Defence Water Air Craft
Exceeds Requirements.

Marbehcad, Mass. Jan 20A new
model coast artillery defence hydro-aero-
I'lane exceeded the government require
ments on It's final test I'm the present Of
representatives of the government at the
builders yards here to-day.
The last test was in climbing. the re-
quirement being an ascent OF 80 feet a
minute. With Frank Conyn as operator.
the hydro made 2lo feet a minute. with
the handicap of an excess Of fifty pounds
weight over the ~ pounds required.
The machine has met all other govern
ment requirements in previous tests. 1t
will be sent Immediately 20 Palm Beach
for the use Of government avators.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-21

The Board Of Supervisors of Westches-
ter County met in White Plains yesterday
and d plan for wholesale slaughter Of
dogs runring at large was received with
favor The judiciary committee Of In,
board now has the matter under consid-
Grafton
rhe matter of dogs suffering from
rabies was called up when Sheriff William
j. Doyle reported to the board that in one
year il had cost the county 5000 "a en-
force in different TOWNS the dog quaran-
tines which have been established under
a state law by the State Department Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-21
"SCALPER" HELD AS BRlBER
Detective Says Arrested Ticket
Speculator offered So

Charles White Of No. 20 Bayard street
who also goes 10y the name Of Henry
Slodovsky. is in jail to-day as the result
Of an alleged attempt TO bride Detective
Patrick j. Hunt. Of Inspector DWyer ;
squad. TO let him 20 after ne had been
arrested for specializing in tickets In front
Of Carnegie Han last Saturday evening.
lie was held YESTERDAY without bail by
Magistrate Corrigan. sitting I'm the West
Side court for trial on charge OF at
tempted bribery.
Although White had no tickets ON him
when arrested. be was fined SO on Sunday
on the specuiating charge. the police hold
ing that he WAS working with another
man who carried the tickets and was not
caught. on the way 10 the West 4th
street station. Hunt said. White oneFed
him three 81 bills a. a bride.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-21
"MATTY" WAS TOO SPEEDY
Costs Him $40 to Drive His Auto
Thirty one Miles an Hour.

"Christy" Mathewson was declared TOO
sneedv bv Magistrate Leach, in Jamaica
Court. Yesterday morning. and fined 80.
The great pitcher was running ms auto
mobile on the Hoffman Boulevard. At ia
maica. sunday evening, and was timed by
Pairolman Meehan as doing thirty-one
miles an hour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-21
BADGERS DIVISION AT COLON.

Washington. Jan. 81. Rear Admiral
badger iu command OF Do" fret division
of the Atlantic fleet reported to the Navy
Department, to-day the Meets arrival al
colon. Panama from Guantanamo. Tn"
vessels Of tho division are the hattlcsnips
wyoming Utah. North Dakota and
Florida the torpedo boats Roe Brayton.
Mccall Terry. pauldiug Siercu and
Warrington and the tender Dixie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-21

destination and steamer. in ny. ! VI
Hawaii rria san Franciscol-Sierra. Jan %. $50
Japan Corea china via seattle
TaWba Maru ............... Jan % o."'
Iap.u Corca china via Seattle
IUIsflH '""i' 49, WV
Japan Corca China. Philippines
via san Francisco -Chivo Maru.J Jan -, b'jo
'"1 r,~,ms Waru Jan 90, $50
Hawaii Guam Philippines via san
FraucIsc1l-U : transport. ...... Jan 81, BOZ
Tahiti Marqucsas. Cook Islands
New Zealand. Australia tvia san
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-21
Local OniriiI Record 4.

Local Oniciil Rrcord.-The foI""IhE 'Hc'"i
record from the Weather Bureau shows the
changes i'm the temperature for the last t"'n-
y -four hours In comparison with the CORE
sanding date Of lssf year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-21
1872 1913
1872 lgl

Highest temnerature yesterday. - lowest. 81
average -: average FOR corresponding date ot
last wear. %. average for coifesponuihs u"'o
~ last thlrty-threc years. 80 $780,,
Iocal Forecast, Rain or sno" ana coid'r to-
daV much colder tonight. "Wednesday clouoy'
this. to high west 10 northwest "iHos'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-21
DIR. MuIR,s INHALATORIUM
An ABSOLUTE CURE FOR
RHEUMATISM AND kEuRlTlS

nj Dr. Naughan's Sanatorium'
iOie Park Place. Brooklyn. y. \.
His Booklet tells the story.
It's Free. Send FOR u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-21

orclal observations taken A. United states
weather bureaus NJ .. m. yesterday follow
Wa hnI
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An ATTRACTIVE COUNTRY HOME

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANA
HIGH WATER

sunrise. us sunset 5.03; moon sets go;
moons age. IA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-21
Humidity

Sa m. .sI y. m....... 70s y. NJ.
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Forecast for special iocaIitirs.-for East
ern New York. rain or snow ana colder TO-
day: much colder tonight; cloud, Wrooes-
day: brisk to high west Ia northwest Winds
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TRANSPAClFIC MAILS.

Mail closes at $50 p m to day.
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steamers Madison. Norfolk and Newport
News: Lord Dowushre Brl. Baltimore; Ara
CON Georgetown: Lumcn (Bri. Dunkirk.
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