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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-11
SUGAR FUTURES

Futur>s opened 5ss points lower with eousid-
ersble liquidation following the call Later IN ths
day the iac he was checked By the vigorous buy
ins Of Cuban Interests. and IN the early afternoon
prices wers barA 70 a point two above tho open
Ia lsvsi ne ks; closed easy. December q
roints ne, lower o.her months SO y points ne.
lower Saiss Tor tia' day. 1900 tons hAns7 OF
prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-11
II. 6. Treasury Finances.

ggssffnr0n. Dec DO TIE condition Of ne
fnfs1 nstrs Tfess8v 10 dy Nss Ne' Dsisncs IN
segsf,i fund fiz smTts ufu fseeiyn 80
vi bfal yaymeHu g. eTfW Tie defnt ut
fslsI gesf D. ffe0it1 3f. agsinn dfndf ~
GsoEl7t1 iss gfar exclusive u Panama Canal
Al g4ylle dSsl usDsaai0aa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-11

FLOUR AND MEAL.

Flour was inactive. as buyers wers holding on
owing % the weakness IN wheat Ihere sore
difficult % make owing 10 scarcity % ftelsul
room and TIE general congestion On traffc II being
rct.o-trI that the Trunk Line Association has
laced sn embargo on export -four shipments either
on thro en- blI aiding or 20 tae seahoard. ~ N
WHEAT II OTR-Nfsrtet dull; s IS pr 100 Us
RyE FLOUR--Quiat. fair % good t'ioeS 800
choice N fancy S. esRsJ95 CORNAfEAi.-S'ead y :.
i'm driet 81 -0ds3T5 RAG MrAs-Steady; fine
,gbi.e and yeiioa. 81 =: coarse. 81 IS. fEED-Ciy
steady. bran. bulk so %. l00-.b sacks. s25.. -;
heayy middllngs DO. S2375; -four midd.ng 90
an n. Red DOG -Four HOLD sacks. So. Western,
steady. bran i60-lb sacks t23 IS standard mid,
dIirgs DO S33 IS: -four mld1lug do SO 30; Rel
Dog -four HOLD sacks. $3.50. OIL MEAL. S''e
"a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-11
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. December 10. 1915.
2uTTER


Rsc..pt, today. ll52 packaEes. Creamery. y
,-ss ~ scorel 9iH 55c. higher se9rnA 81
!, c,c.n..ry held extras COZ scoleI :, = %
az higher scoring 3o93!Hc. lrstA -ola q -
secinis a5@s6c. SKATE dairy. tn~- 10 -. -
., nm. 2-L 8c0c common 70 i-lr. z-g -ics fti
-y,,sd trfras 2tIs Gg5i1c. frsts -si3 -it. ~
grades sl@gsc. Imitation efsameD hi'ls. :.
80 q - i,1sr ersfe. lsa2 packing stock
ina maze Gne eohg2lc. current maze HAe
sSiIc No . eOc. lower grades. lS9l?5zc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-11
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS,

A gain of around s2,6OO,OOO by the
banks is indicated by the reported
movements Of currency this week.
There was loss TO the interior Of
$2.7O6,O00, shipments including $780,
600, transferred through the Sub
Treasury to San Francisco, and 1890
600 national bank notes sent to Wash
ington for redemption. Gold amount
ing 70 $S.690,O0 was imported from
London. Sub-Treasury operations re-
suited iA a loss Of $3,38l 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-11
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Yesterday. Thursday.
Rid AL Bid Ask.

in 1912 TIE amount %, the estate actually col
Looted a, s49e sfI w ms opinion. a total fee from
IN. eststs o. SIS 600 Is most moderate s35 900 has
been "a q Oh account ] have guef an order
directing payment q $500 together with Dis.
bursruslts d" Staniey W. Dexter fe,eree reported
There refnairs 'or distribution tli7 I0l and claims
allowed we're 81 Isl. 600 on which a dividend o. 10
per c,rt has BEEN paid petition IN bankruptcy
vas ned sgAnst them o. January 10. 1910.
Failures Of the Week.
'Brsdgtreet's" 'rcportA 1913 business failures IN
the Intel ststes during the wees. against 1873 Tor
the previous week and i2T. 81 PSI and 500 fof
the corresponding weeks o. 1914 % 1911. Tho
Middle STATS had lOi New Eg and 40, Southern
So Western - Northwestern Is and Far Western
81 Canada had 10. against - Tor the preceding
week AJ,G, As pit cent o, the oorcerns falling
had capital o. less than 5000, and PER cent h@l
from s. 900 70 5000 capital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-11
PRODUCE AND
GRAIN PRICES
Wheat and Corn Decline
Under Pressure of
Liquidation.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. December 10 1918.
WHEAT

TIE uquidsting movement IN wheat increased IN
volume. and a. the close of the day the marke,
Wa -tG-Ae nei lover. A. ihs extreme De me
The market showed net loss from ths high point
q the On movement which ca minated at Tues
day % Ts@gAc During the greater par, ~ The
day the yu.umc ~ business vas not ARE. and %
seemed 20 BE- tho general impression tfAi lead
Ing bulls were simply waiting for slightly lower
levels a. which % rplentsh tAelr lines ~ LONG
holdings. Prices continued q sag however an
when u found that ne demand continued poor
longs. who bad been holding for rally. TOOK
the selling side ant toward the close Of the
No-thvestern martrts were lower ard cash wheat
was being Offered more freely. both Ia the srrinz
wheat states and IN ne S9ahyeSt The e12o5i
demand vas slow. and sales for the day aggregated
Peace mmors also PLAYED an important part In
the days ew.opmeuts. and stogeiher ne b1ying
aide was distinctly less popular. In ne Local
cash nsrke, 40 / duum was oupei a. 81 p
New York. No I Northern Duluth 81 10.
and No Northern Manitoba, Sllss. / Buf-
ialo
CORN
A prospect for rain or snow over ths belt. with
a possible shrnkase OF the movement. gave corn
q firm opening az so &c advance. Commission
houses were the chief BUYERS On the rise, out met
considerable pressure from cash houses. which we're
Influenced by an absence or cash demand Ihl,
produced a setback which became quite pronounced
IN tie isie ira ing. when step orders were
reached an The msrget closed AZ about the low
o, tie day and . q lc be ow the previous niehI
No yellow curn here wa. quoted a. 3! &c prompt
OATS.
Following the break IN other grains oats acted
weak especially in the afternoon. when commission
and cash houses Werp good sellers. and closed lac
net lower. Cash oats here closed easy. A. folloNsi
No white. $50 j5', No White $40 i9e. fancy
clipped white. 4sa4Jc. ordinary clipped white. 0s
iti2c. al elevator -
Market easy: No Z Western. sioS. 1 Nes
new YORK PaIcsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-11
E FOLLOWING SECURITIES OF
TO THE HOLDERS OF The FOLLOWING SECURITIES OF
The MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY;

Five pec rtsdRehnd sBond.
Per- COd Bonds
Capitalist and
+ the oher de,tw / i heP of Radt.tm
prolonged ecvesr the Plan Rahme should be promptly conmmsd The rny
doe which the o Ions
7poEna'h S4iCCo1 rG NEEDS 90 uG1
hmg " M m be e of ecuTE the Civilizations maturing
s Egroey 100000 provisions
The Plan nd o poutet requirements
"a f ' '' sS ok 99P o d, s9 s 5s' ai 5
restoration property
1a 9 DEcE1iBER
EFFECT
can he doubt that radical chang: the financial structure Of the GGmPaF M
called for the ps Of @a5 f e IN feT s r9ri f a se the last d
witch failed to meet the interest 1 by about 600 the margin between ]
the y
9P G Scoms boa) stockholders provide stooaooo for
Inn ie reSe tour pe cent BOND equal face amount Gut
and S5 gGo the sl1on Of the Plan the charges them u
s no
The a,sno Geld Loan Rond an:
co@S,. IMPORTANCE preserving the ''"' 's'"'' u" ''
Of the of
the Re9tsme Managers the DepOHH' SDeoa"' tt"
csra9s Oo. for
s ss'il a.1 P" Cent Bonds due 1920 and " stock have been listed upon the New York
Loan s have tSR III 6os: a as Pr cs Bonds " o Of the -Four " Cent Gold
PES SAID WI NOT Be yEP F R
~ ~ ~ ~ " J. hartman,
B Ts Pf HT eoma 4 cdadn,S fu.s co8.
pnyoN New
FRANK N CLOSE Chairman.
KUHN CO.. S 6o@4s % % Sa Company o1
Reju Mana
pnyoN New
Guaranty Company oil New Dspoh-
sp o al the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-11

FRIDAY. DECEMBER 10. 1915.

Exchange Friday amounted
s50O SOOO week si76OGo
From date ss77s5l0o0 against Nl0l0o In 1914
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-11

Receipts a. the ports end interior points yesier,
day and for the week. compared With tins tOj2is OF
las, week aud OF tlls week last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-11
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings OF Various
Corporations.

The November report Of gross and
net earnings from operation Of all
properties now controlled by the Utah
Securities Corporation, issued by the
Electric Bond & Share Company, shows
an increase Of Is per cent in gross,
which amounted to S434379, over the
same month in 1914, and net for the
month totalled $239,236, a gain of 81
per cent. Gross income for the six
months ended November 80 amounted
10 S2.49l .6s4. a growth OF 7 per cent,
while net earnings for the period in
creased 1920, 5s7 to 81 ,333,S73, equal to
n gain Of 20 per cent. The twelve
months statement shows an income OF
s475S.gS3 in gross, an increase OF 3
per cent, and net revenues Of $3.50
500 we're 10 per cent higher than IN
the year preceding.
Standard Gas and Electric.
Gross income Of the Standard Gas &
Electric Company for the twelve
months ended October 81, as reported
by II. NJ. Byllesby & Company, was in
creased s56.s83. and the companys net
earnings made a gain Of S54.69l. Total
revenues amounted to Sl,5l3,ll4 in
GROSS. expenses and taxes were in
Creased from s86,sG3 70 s3S.S55, leav-
ing net earnings OF Sl.474,259. In
terest charges for the year on S9'79S,-
GOO convertible per cent bonds we're
S5s7. $50. and the balance after annual
interest requirements on outstand .ng
notes and the 6 per cent scrip totalled
$685., Gs6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-11
Petition obrlsisd

PETER Ia sPINA judge Hand has dismi"ed
Tho nsfifion An BANKRUPTCY flcd % october 1913,
sgsiist Peter La splns. o. %; East ll5th -
formerly dealer r. cut stones on Sose... =. -,
the petition vas hlct aid knew nou!Mg Ao0u' II
uutu he returned 70 this city u Juy. 1910
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-11

Receip,, TO-DAY GA boxes. sttte whole NIX x.
b.is dafs specials l7i.c. averasc fancy. lb%B
- .-,~rrr, make fats specials. l0-.c, eserage
tau,y l6aIshc. cheidars. specials Hc; twins.
sre.talS lie. dGis.es. specials. u isc. az syle-.
,,,,5.-grades l3Rlsxc: Wisconsin. whole milk
fsn,v dsisies lie tains. l6A I'd lie cheddars. l.c.
Young Americas. Kelly. state skins. he'd.
specials. lisl4isc. curnnt maAe. specials -
ooGinlon. 5@ioc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-11

Directors Of The Sloss-ShelTield Steel
and Iron Company have declared the
usual quarterly dividend Of IA per
cent on the preferred stock and an ex-
ira disbursement OF "a per cent on
that stock. II was also decided to pay
in cash the ia per cent scrip issued
on January last and the IA per cent
scrip due October l, 1916.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-11
EGGs

Receipts today 1888 cases. Fresh gathered.
et,ra rne dozen. 4lai2c extra duc 3s@ zoe
rrs.s Sd la SIC: seondi 3.m ic thirds and poorer.
ssa30r. d!rtics. No 1. 2 a -ac. 40 and poorer.
iSegii4c: chccks. good 90 rhu.cr. Dry soc. cuus
Tor. special uaras. fancy. AhW2ic. 0rsts. s3he
2gc seconds - y q 19c. thirds poorer. lss22c
dIrtle-. isg2lc. state. Penn and nearby. tsnncy
whites tine 70 fsncy. 50F54c. oriinsry3o good.
sSa4sc; gallsred whites. ordinary 10 inc. 5sS32e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-11

Convertible Five Per Cent First sad Rounding Bonds,
Four Per Cent. Gold Loan Bonds,
Capital Stock, and
Securities with in the Plan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-11

Copper exports from the principal
Atlantic ports for the week ended De-
cember totalled l3Al9 tons. ship
ments since Decembe~ 1 amounted TO
l5.444 tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-11
sansuptcs Schedules
RsASAgnment
Allowance 10 AttoSnoa

sosIAwsKY 4 BELKIN. clo'hins dealers o. ~
H,s.er g. Who made ass gum@lt on November
"a have had their properly feass.guet 10 them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-12
EIGHTY GUILTY PLEAS
IN TERRE HAUTE CASE
Arraionment of ia Men for
Election Frauds Takes
Place To-day.

INpraHAPoLrs. Jan. LITTLE Democratic
political machine IN Nigo county goes
under fire In the Federal court here to-
morrow Some of its leaders and ~
henchmen VIII he among the ia Terrc
H:ute men who WILL be arraigned under
the Indictment charging them with con-
spiracy TO corrupt the last election In
Nigo county.
Pleas of guilty and demurrers 10 the
Indictment are expected 10 result from
the arraignment Many defendants have
confessed their guilt TO Frank c, Daley.
District Attorney Representative Stanley
OF Kentucky has arrived TO defend Mayor
Roberts.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Jan. ll.-Not fewer
than thirty city and county officials went
TO indianapolis tonight to he present to-
morrow morning among the ia men In
dictcd for election frauds. Among the
thirty are Mayor Dom Roberts, Judge ~!
Redman OF the Circuit Court and Sheriff
Dennis Shea Chief OF Police Holler who
is serving thirty days jail sentence sor
contempt OF a local court. left IN charge
Of a Deputy Unted States Marshal and
will he returned TO jail here. There IL
lttlo doubt that, like John NugenL the
Assistant Chief of Police, who resigned.
Holier has made confession 10 District
Attorney Daley and that he and about
eighty others OF the indicted men vii
plead guilty.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-12
O'GORMAN ADVISES
WILSON NOT TO YIELD

WAsHINGTON. JbG. 1l.-Senator
o'Gorman OF New Yorl, made state
ment tonight In regard TO the British
note in which he said:
Great Brtain's note does not jus
lily the exacting censorship and hcr
rigorous enforcement Of 1t which she
has established over our legitimate
commerce with neutral nations
"She cites az proof Of suspicious
trade the fact that our exports 10 ncu-
trail nations have been greater during
the war than before II. Tho excess.
she assumes. II being transmitted to
Germany. She forgets that our ex-
ports to Great Britain have been
greater during the war than before II.
That nation which seeks TO super
wise the sovereign actions OF neutral
nations must avoid arrogance OF proc
lamation and procedure. am conf
dent that this Administration will be
unyielding In It's demands that the
commerce between the United States
u its people with the neutral ma
tons Of the world shall not he cm-
barrassed by the arbitrary conduct OF
domneerlng nations and their iuquis-
tive methods. which ind no sanction
In international law"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-12
DR. MACARTHUR PRACEMAKER
FORMER Pastor Comes 10 HnrmonI.e
Calvary Baptist Factions.

pr. Robert :. Macarthur, pastor emer1-
tu' 81 calvary Baptist Church. to whose
personality the church owed its old time
Iamc' came from Baltimore last night 10
attend the congregational meeting and try
70 reconcile the factions, split over the
QUESTION Of merger with the Fifth Ave-
hue Baptist Church
After q long and spirited discussion.
IRON which reporters were excluded the
cohsresation adopted resolutions relative
70 ne merger which will be given out
.' lA" meeting Of the Fifth Avenue Bap-
tsl Church congregation on Wednesday.
Is said, however, that they express
We orlet that merger with the latter
GuNh Is neNpcdient AZ present.
pr Macarthur In his remarks urged
toe congregation 10 stand together az II
u.1 ~ 'a' old days OF his passionate.
Wien llr Macarthur said 81 have heard
OF som, diticul'les---" Joseph VI. Les
s'r deacon of the church. interrupted
nm and called on tho chair to rule DIT.
M'oAr.nur.S remarks out OF order A
vote Wis taken and susta med the former
pastor
70 Was rumored later that Mr.. Lesser
a'd another Official were asked to resign.
tW Mr Lesser said later that no such
Iequcs' WAs made
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-12
AiJ-rs OF Beigian Refugee children
Help Needy women Here.

The story that 1000 Belgian refugee
children We're suffering pr.vations in the
Kursaal at Schtveningen, Holland, led to
the organization % the Home and Belgian
Relief at III West Fifty eighth street
whicn reported yesterday o shipment of
500 garments for these waits to the
American Minister in Holland Mrs. L. c.
Fox, At the Fifty-eighth street address
said that there was a distributing depot
iu the Emmett building, at Fifty- ninth
street and Madison avenue, whore every
Monday afternoon work IL given out TO
eager lines Df needy and otherwise UNI
employed women. who slw at nome
Contributions 10y a few friends have
rade this double acting charity possible.
A large clothing house does tine cutting
free More financial assistance is re-
qIrsted In order that a second larg" con-
Sgumeut may be completed and shipped.
Two dollars covers both goods and labor
for a child's dress
Among those supporting the Home and
Belgian Relief are Mrs. George Arents
Judge Morgan j. OBrien John D. Grim
minis and Mrs James &. OConuor OF
New York and Paris.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-12

kiyonka. Miss Y. Yamamoto. Miss X
Matsuzono. Miss H. HiSayasu, Miss =
Myabera. Miss r. NJ Hosoya, Miss X.
Ogasawara. Miss r. kondo. Mrs NJ HI
roso. Miss X Matsuda, Miss T. Nishi-
vaua. Miss IT. Hisayasu, Miss VI. ono,
Miss X Kasai and Miss s. kamiio.
The corps arrived IN New York at : 30
o'clock Yesterday morning and went 10
the Hotel Aston After "A short rest they
received visits from their countrymen and
Were photographed and posed for the
movies. Am ng their callers were pr.
JokichI Takaminc. president NJ the Nippon
CLUB. and Consul -Generu Tukashi Naka-
mura.
Later Dr suzuki. the orders OF the
Rising sun and the Golden Kite flaming
on his military uniform Of khaki and a
s1ort gold hilted' sword at his side. sub
United with q smile to vould-be inter
viewers. But Interviewing him on the
subject NJ the war was difficult. lie is
on An crrand ~ mercy. not Of war. and
he refused to commit himself to any ex-
prcssions OF opinion AZ to how the war liz
regarded IN Japan
When It was remarked that Il seems
strange for Japan tn he sending surgeons
To aid Russia DR.. Suzuki beamed enig-
matCally and remarked, I'VE have buried
the hatchet"
Miss Yamamato, one of the most OK
perienced nurses. vas not so reticent.
|. Shc said she found New York "hceg' and
American women delightful. but she
mourned thc absence Of rickshaws, her
native mode OF conveyance.
In the afternoon the party went ut for
a sightseeing tour In automobiles To-
night they will be entertained by the
Japanese Society
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-12
CAMPAIGN FOR STEVENS NOW ON.
Must Yield 100000 More for tn.
Institute In Ten Days.

Newcomb Carlton. president OF the
western Union Telegraph Company, was
the principal speaker last night at a diu-
ner held at tho HGl Aston 20 launch the
ten day campaign TO raise Sl,360,Q00 Tor
stevens Institute Of Technology by JaEu-
AIRY 20,
Mr.. Carlton. who IS treasurer OF the
campaign, expressed confidence in the sue
cess Of the movement because Of the new
era OF prosperity the country il entering
He said that thus Far more than 100000
has been pledged, including two Gifts Of
SEQ. 600 each from the liockcfcllrr Edu-
cational Fund and the Carnegie Founda-
ton. This leaves a total of about S7O0,-
OOO TO be- raised In the ntM tr" days
Luncheons will be held each day
until the close Of the vampd!sn "A, tina
Machinery Club. so Church street. where
reports of progress will be read Mem
hers of the oxecutive committee in charge
az the campaign are Walter Kidd, New
comb Carlton, j, H. Cuntz. Rob"r Boett-
ger Arson W Burchhrd, George Dlnkel.
J. Alfred Dixon, William y. ioxie, Nor
us W. Kellogg. + KlEkbride. II,
Kurshfcdt. Frank u, Law. John W. Lieb,
= 4. Musctcah"lr. W f. S, Strong.
Henry Torrance Alfred H. whitney, rrcsi-
dent Alexander Q Humphreys Of Stevens
Institute and Thomas q stephens
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-12
COMMENT IN LONDON.
Newspapers Say Note Meets All
American CONVENTIONS.

LONDo%, Jan. 1.-THE British reply TO
,ho Aucrrc,, ,h,r,,ro n-o,o., 4. en-
-
e'""S p'"'seu aS MI" presentation OF
the BRUSH case ana as thorough
answer to all American contentious
Thero sae,os "a ho n ,ao,,r,, ,na, AD,or,.-,
-. -,
o"R"' !" W H"NS'ou 'n't har sr'eF'O'Nes
were unf"unded.
Al the Foreign Office Il was impossible
20 ascartai, iust ,vba, tha sacord pri,i.r
:, -, -,
"''' VI ''''' "'''" Wv S'"'' i"e ~
erhinen hopes II won't De long While
II Is believed that negotiations will con-
tinue 10 DO entirely friendly and will
land IN M untoward res,,,ts thar. ,s
90,
III '''o "''''uuo VI ''''0'"s
distinct tendency 10 make the most OF
the British case.
The Ddlv Ne,cs will say editorially
to-norrow.
,.r., .
Arner'ch OF or hdw"ru Grey interim
reply 10 tho note or the United states
Government Is al! that could he desired
ana atordS complete Justlhcauon Tor the
course adopted by the BRUSH Govern
meht VI f-PIyinS lmmedlately' IL ~
generaiiy recognized that the tone or the
reply ~ Wholly tlehdIy ana there Is
really no h'Heiehce OF principle or doc
trlne dlVidlns the Two countries the
points "mch 40 remain 10, Do cleared up
are points or iact ana dethi
but there Is no sign IN me reception
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-12
Find Woman ReCIuSe
Dead i'm Lonely Home
Owned Three Story House in
Which She Livcd-POlice
Seek Friends.

The body Of Mrs. MaEdelina Rohkoh.,
recluse who owned the three story
brownstone house at 5e3 East l37'h
street. was found lying on the floor Of
her apartments yesterday afternoon.
Near by were large piles Of German
press clippings 'and stacks OF letters in
the same language Upon tables, chairs,
In closets and in trunks was a large
collection OF the finest cut glass, \
locked safe which stood ~ one room gave
promise of holding more Valuabies.
The house was transformed into "A three
family apartment several year. ago and
Mrs Rohkohl ran t.
There was nothing in tho papers tnat
Coroner Flynn or his physician Or
Thomas Curtin, could hud to tell wheth r
the woman had any relatives Dr, Curtin
said the death was from natural CAUSES
They found "A mnrriage certificate dated
1907 showing that Magdelina RuttCr and
Louis Rohkohl were married, The papers
gave no other information. The card OF
lawyer was found The police will go
20 him for further information.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-12
$4,000 FOR GIRL HURT IN AUTO.
Accused son OF wealthy Man of
Forcing Her TO "Joy Ride"

Celia Welstead, 16 years old. who had
Aer back broken in an automobile Joy ride
which she took against her will, got J
verdict OF $4,000 damages against John
A. k.lgallon. a son of Luke Nilgallon. a
wealthy real estate dealer Of Far Rock
away 10 the Queens County supreme
Court yesterday.
Miss Wels'ead. who was in hospital
tor more than q year. owing to her in
lures sued for $4,000 damages through
her father, John Welstead Of 10 Horton
place. Far ROckawuy She is paralyzed
from her waist down, and during the trial
she was carried into court in her fathers
arms
With a number % other girls Miss We'll
stead attended a dance At Far lockaway
on August 90 1912. When they were
leaving according to the testimony. young
hlgall'n offered to take the girls home in
Ms automobile Then with fifteen in the
car k.lgalon started on wild JOY ride
toward New York instead of going to the
g|s homes ana struck n wagon In the
road. Il Is said that young Kilgallon IL
now in Ireland.