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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-09
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the Worl0

Cuba Mali IS Co. with passenger. malls ard nose
Bar at y m. ,,, 49, ~,
Dominion IS 90. with passenger. and mdse. oua'
al - - . -, o,,
Madison. Newport News and Norfolk. 70 the Od
Dominion SIS 60. with passengers ana mhse' auai
al $50 y M. , IT,
Sabine. Mobile Oct 81. Tampa NOV and Key
West 4 10 the Mallory IS Co. with passengers ana
mdse. Quar- az 4 As , m. , ~,
Manchionesl (Norl 81 Jago ~ the Jnitsi frm'
Co with psssef yers ard mdse. quar- Al $40 = NJ
Espasne tFrl. Bordeaux Oct -. 10 the t0in
pagne Generate Transatantique. with psssehsei''
mails and mdse quar- al p M. =,
Huttonwood fBrl Marseilles OF - and valencia
IS, 70 James ". Elweu a. Go. with mdse. quar- al
e4o p m.
SAILED
Tivives Kingston; Tokiws Maru Gapli Philadel
phiA; Maracaibo. Mayaguez: Jeferton. Norolk ana
Newport News. Con'h0. Noble. Bermud an br,
Bermuda: Menus, New Orleans; EbuFoon lbelsl
Rotterdam: FL Siylo. Galveston. cry OF Corlnth
(Brl Vlsdivostok: Chemung. Genoa; East'ille tBrl'
BORDEAUX; | 4 Justesen DAM, La PlatA VIA ~,
folk. olaf Kyrre (Norl. Rotterdam; Pearl shall'
Bordeaux: Munrood. Matanzas: Mahonha Urn,
BORDEAUX: Camaguey. Santiago: Chepsto" oastle
(Br). CAPE Town.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-09
PERKINS ON STAND
In ROFRANO TRIAL
Former District Attorney
Appears as a Witness
for Prosecution

Ex-District Attorney Perkins was q
witness yesterday for the prosecution
at the trial Of Michael A. Rofrano, ex-
Deputy Street Cleaning Commissioner,
charged with procuring the murder Of
Michael Gaimari. He testified that
shortly after the murder Rofrano mad
come into his Office and explained THAI
the crime was the result of gambling
feud between Gaimari and Frank Fen
nimore. Assistant District Attorney
Brothers throughout the trial has con-
tended that this theory Of the defence
was invented By Rofrano after he fed
from the city.
"Rofrano told me-" Mr.. Perkins said,
chat his connection with Fennimore
was being misconstrued to implicate
him in the Gaimari murder. He spoke
of political assistance he had rendered
Governor Whitman and said he was
friendly TO the Governor and myself.
did not suggest that he go before
the grand jury with his story. | told
him if there was anything more /
wanted 20 know would send for him.
"Rofrano told me | was dealing with
a dangerous class Of witnesses and be-
lieved | was making a mistake. He
asked Emory r. Buckner, then his
counsel, to intercede with Mayor
Mitchell to postpone his removal from
Office at my request. Mr.. Buckner
then came to see me and saw Mayor
Mitchell twice about the matter. |
told the Mayor the persons who knew
the truth about Rofrano were reluctant
to testify because of Rofrano's posi-
ton as city official. Mr.. Buckner
held that if Rofrano were removed his
accusers might be encouraged TO com
nit perjury against him. Finally |
agreed to withdraw my request for has
resignation until Rofrano had testihed
in the Carnivale trial"
Justice Freschi, of the Court ~
Special Sessions, called by the defence,
denied the story told by Joe La Sale,
one Of the accomplices, that Rofrano
had made a speech in the Italian Club
to the effect that Gaimari would have
to be put out of the way.
Arthur Brisbane, editor OF inc
Evening Journal" was a character
witness for the defence late yesterday
afternoon. He said he had known Ro-
franc for ten years and was aware
that his reputation for honesty ana
fair dealing was good.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-09
BUSINESS TROUBLES
Bankruptcy Petitions.

BANKRUPTCY PETITIONS
CHARLES HOWARD COBRA petition has been
ted against Charles Howard Cobb. lithogrs pher at
400 Pearl st. by Harry c. Iutes. Of Rutherford.
Liabilities are stated 20 be s. 600 and assets $500 10
$500
SADIE GUYANA petition has been fled
against Sadie Guyan. dealer I'm mems furnishing
goods a. l2i Park Row. 10y these creditors Cecil
GrCsshsndler. 1904; Isaac Klein. $l23 and Abraham
solomon. 81
JULIUS FRANKFATER. Of 2l9 TN st. has filed
petition. with liabilities $3.50 and 10 assets.
Tie liabilities judgments obtained on October
Is last by Emily VI Eastley $3.50. and Arthur J..
Esstley. {726 for damages Tor PERSONAL Injuries.
Composition Confirmed.
n G. LIGHTING FIXTURE COMPANY
Judg, Hand has confirmed a composition % Rbak
A Goldberg trading as the r. G. lighting
Fixture Company a. i6S Centre St. with creditors al
% cents on the dollar
Receiver Appointed.
HARTFORD CLOCK COMPANY -Judg. I>ared
Hand mas appointed Granville Clark receiver FOR the
Hartford Clock COMPANY. a Delaware corporation. al
Church 81. bond $1,000. with authority 10 con
true business Eve days and 20 investigate 10 the
sd,sahihty Of earning 10 on further Assets are
estimated al $40 900 IN stock. fixtures and So
counts II was stated that this company had a
license 20 manufacture FOR The Hartford clock Com
pauy. ~ Connecticut. but as 10 manufacture has
been done 10 is doubtful n the license holds Il
WAS also stated that there were dssclsious among
the directors and stockholders.
Assignments.
J & 8 ABRAMSON composed o, joseph and
Samuel Abramson. dealers in daiy products At III
Hester st.. have made an assignment TO George
Ifsnkenfhaler.
ABRAHAM HELLER groc.r At 1905 Amsterdam
av, has made AL assignment 10 Morris kaufman.
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IS KNOWN DEAD
IN TROLLEY DIVE
BODIES Block Windows Of
Boston Car That Plunged
Off Bridge

Ros.on. Nov. s-Forty-hve lives are
known to have been lost last night
when a crowded elevated car plunged
through an open drawbridge into Fort
Point Channel, South Boston. The
known victims are all men. Twelve
persons escaped, ten OF whom are in
the hospital to-day suffering from seri-
Gus injuries.
Fear was expressed by city officials
tonight that several other passengers
were missing. The conductor of the
car said to-day that he had rung Up
sixtv-two fares. This leaves five per
sons unaccounted for.
Divers removed all the bodies they
could find before the car was raised
by floating crane.
Gerald Walsh, the motorman, was
arrested directly after the tragedy on
a charge OF manslaughter. He is al
legged to have said that the safety block
signal at the end Of the bridge was
set for him to go ahead and that he
did not see any red lights on the gate
His statements were contradicted D.
the three bridge tenders. Every sig
nal. they asserted, was set as 1t should
have been.
The car was crowded TO the steps
principally with workers from. manu-
featuring districts. Not more than
three or four persons, IL is believed
escaped from inside the car. The
divers said that when they first ex-
plored the wreck the windows were
smashed and blocked with the pod'e'
OF the drowned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-09
POLICE DEPARTMENT

Retireo.-Nor z PGirolman David Hoar 18Th.
c~u application. 500. appointed March ~ lSss.
snporaIs A,ssnments.-IAeut. Thomas J. Dernp-
,sy losd 10 Tel. Bur designated A. acting cap
ain. IS DAYS Nov. n. sergts William J. File.
'th. % training school 20 days. Nov s. Walter
D. Shea, 18Th 10 training school. 10 days. NOV 9.
ratrolnen Frank c. MhcSde. 2l6th. 20 &. .. a.
.haureur. Nov s and until further orders
10 e. q a. chauTeurs. from precincts indicated.
Nov 90 Dec so John II Van Etten. ION
io,eph wallace e0th. Cecil " Wet SSH. lee
r. sharp li9th. Benjamin r. Heuss. l65u I'd
wsfd !. Hslhssn s7sth LOUIS J. Anderson, 2slst.
To Tel Bur. from precincts indicated 10 d&ys.
Not 10 Alfred w. fucker t2d. Walter r De
Young SiN. william J. BfoWricr. ltSth. james J
no,An. loom: Frederick J. BrcSey l6sth. George
Farrell. l1-d.
10 training school from commands indicated 10
osys. Nov 3 Charles y. Kerrigan. tul. retW j.
Reilly SSH David y. kinE. l1th John r Tinnen.
f,ld. Charles kemmsf. le0th. Michael NJ. Byron.
eISh. John McKeever TrSf. h Philip A MOL
rrsf John T. Cunningham. TrH e. John J.
Se-ry Tel Bur
Arisamsnt pl,contlnUed.- Cc,rse =
kreuzer. i;h 70 training school Temporary
Nos
Leave, " Absence without PSD.--Patrolinsn
leo !. Moore. ID ! dU. NOV 20 william h.
O'kcefe. 25th. ! day. Nov. Q. james A. Glynn.
a. dsy. Not Q. Dsrid T. Kelly. i5lsi. day.
Nov q
acknowledgements Rudolf SWIM ssh.
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sCOJNS3 'A>pn
SsxcnY ~ CoUNoLcY
50 MADISON AVENUE
MANHATTAN HEADQUARTERS

The following boys passed their nrst class test
rridsy, November ) Moses lserman. Troop l2l
l.msst Tnbehou. Troop ljS; Otto Malek Troop
49, ysney straker. Troop 81. Michael lsermsn'
Troop i2l. $3.50
Manhattan headquarters announces az overnight
hike on saturday November H. 70 The Barn
Nee, Field Executive G.. Henry NesslAge at sixty
.lHth Street subway station, uptown side down
stAlrs. a. 10 =. m. Bring ration Tor four meals
and 20 cents carfare.
Scouts IN high school who are free In the nom
irz ars asked 10 report m uniform FOR service on
Fridly morning al the convention Of y. NJ. n. hnc
kindrsd Assocla tions Tine Friday November 10.
50 a N Place. Young NOmcu's Hebrew Asso-
csuon. 81 West liOth Street.
District Notices
A hils Of the Northern District troops held
On Elertioc Day under command OF Deputy Com
ruiuiorr Y II Wilson. About 10 boys went on
~. TN and the line marched from l4Sd Street "a
tnythsv1ue Second class scouts IN the Northern
District NAV make appointments for frst class swim
ming tets by applying 20 their scoutmsstefs. VINO
arrange Il with tho Deputy Commissioner.
Troop Notices
All troops IN Manhattan who are interested IN
forrrinI a scout basketball team should mall uelr
Applications immed ately 10 ScoutmaStn J. w.
N~rrer IS Mofningside Avenue. New York City
Prompt replies must be had 80 that detail ar
fragments can be attended 70.
Bronx Headquarters
BronI sooutmas,ers' school opened November 6.
We can accommodate more men. Send your pms
receive scoutmssicrs to ne school
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF JAY C
Wemple Company. United States District
Court, southern District OF New York
Phillip Steuerwad. plaintiff. vs.. Jay c.
Wemple Company. defendant.-Plcase take
notice, that on the 30th day OF October
1916. decree was duly made herein and
filed In the Office u the Clerk Of the United
States District Court. requiring the Re-
ceivers Of defendant. jay 9. Wempe Com
many. 10 mail written notices 10 all OF thu
creditors OF defendant. jay g Wemple Com.
pany. requiring them 20 file verified proofs
OF claim with said Receivers within sixty
(so) days OF said 3oth day OF October, 1915
or otherwise be prohibited from sharing In
the estate OF said defendant and TO publish
similar notice In two daily newspapers pub
lished in the city OF New York. Southern
District Of New York. for fourteen consecu.
tive days from the date u said order
JOB r. HEDGES
EDWARD W. J. kAYsEI,
Receivers OF Jay &. Wempls Company
S r. PEAVEY. JR..
Attorney for Receivers,
~ BroadwaySNew York City.
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ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS:
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS

T. A. Surg O. W SHEPARD, detached r,csiv
ins sidp al Norfolk: 10 naval training station.
81. Hcirra. Va
r. A surg II. A MAY. to naval hospital. An
nApoiiS
en- Gun. EDWARD WINK. n olynpi.
Ch Gun. w. A. CABLE 10 nav yard. washins-
ton
On Mach W, J.. ROBINSON. dsachcd M.ccd
TO nav yard. Philadelphia
ca Pg CLERK ARTHUR HESFORD. de,A-hei
Praue. 10 recivng slip a. y y vice PAY CLERK
& J.. BAHKLNDT 10 naval station. Oiougspo.
Via Dee transport
Isy CLERK " r WILLIAMS. 10 Prairie
MOVEMENTS
ARRIVED
Nov sKsnswhs and PcnnylvaniA al sou.h.n
Dnl Grounds
Nov T-Absrcnds At Csvftt. DAVIS a. H-vport
Oklahoma. at Hampton Roads Warrington. al
Boston.
SAILED
Nov . Yeri town Ngeee Tor Topoiohsrrpo
Nov 7-EAgir Charleston f1f Guantanamo salem
po-f AN r-noc for rfladal pha. Wanlngfnn.
Scrrot Ter Bo>ton. West Virginia. Acapulco fof
SAlinA Cruz
Nov s-Bu'rVwA Philadelphia for Newport
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS
ARRIVED

hhRlNGD
Kirlrwall Nov United states DAM. New iork
Tor Copenhagen: 9th. Bergensiiord tNorl. NeH
York for Bergen. -, -.
Rotterdam Nov 6-Rijn Dutch. New YORK vest
fold (Norl New York via kirkwah
London Nov 7-Phsdephian lBrl. New YORK
- Michael. Nov Regina d'1taha tltAD' Naples
BordesuI' oct SI-Anslo Mexican (Br). New York
R0.egg (Nor) New York.
Adelaide. Nov s-Gryfevals (Br). New York Via
Balboa Wilmington. etc. - -
Momieyideo. Nov s-ChArles Pratt New York Wis
NarseilIcs. Oct 2s-snoWdonisn tBrl. New York.
HeIsingborg. Oct 26-Saga tSwed). New YORK via
Barcelona. DC, &C Lopez Lopez tspan). Ne"
York via Cadz. - -, go A..
con. New NOrk.
Cadlz. Oct 3o-Montserrat SPAN. New York
kjrkwaI. Nov 6-FIellig Olay dam, iron Iopeh'
hagenl New York
Have. Nov 3-OtterstN (Norl. New York.
Pernambuco. Nov Acre tBraz). from ssntos)
Barcelona. DC. Sonar del Nors Span. Ne"
York N, H.,
B.lbos Nov s-Nfoncsster Castle (Brl. iron
New York and Philadelphia. go.
Cristobal Nov S-Colon. New York; Europa tlta)
Genoa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-09
L. /. GATES WRECKED
THIRD TINE IN WEEK
Auto Again Dashes Through, but
Escapes Train

Garden City, Long Island, Nov. s.
For the third time within week an
automobile broke through the gates at
the Franklin Avenue crossing Of the
Long Island Railroad tonight. The
first auto to 90 through the gates, less
than a week ago. crashed into train,
killing one Of It's occupants and in
turing another In the second instance
the machine just missed train.
Tonight the autoist backed of the
tracks just before the train dashed by.
The driver gave his name as J. {. Fer
guson, Of Mineola. His machine went
through the north gate, which had just
been lowered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-09
FORECLOSURE SALES

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
York-NOSS ESTATE, INC, Plslntln'
against LOUISE a. PHILLIPS. Defendant
In pursuance OF a judgment OF ioIe ,he
and sale duly made and entered IN me
ahove-entitled action and bearing date lhe
18th day OF October. 1916. l. the unuer
signed, the referee in said judgment
named will sell at public auction az inc
t.Srhs1ge Salesroom. No. l4-l6 Nesey
Stre~f in the Borough OF Manhattan. cry
OF New York. on the LIST day or DeSellDSt
1g1s AT ~ o'clock noon on that day, py
Bryan l. Kennedy. Auctoneer' the prem
ises directed by said JUG ment 10 DC So'u
and therein described as follows -
ALL those two certain lots. pieces OF
parcels OF land. with the buildlngs anu
improvements thereon erected. stus,e
living and being I'm the Borough OF Man
haitian OF the city OF New YORK IN In me
County and state OF Ne" 10TH 'ou"u'"
and described as follows.
BEGINNING at point on the northeriy
side OF Goth Street. distant lou ieet edsl-
erIv from the corner formed by the inter
section OF tho northerly side Of SOth Street
with the easterly side OF Lexington Ave
nue.; running thence easterly along mo
northerly side OF 3Oth street ~ ieet 10
noint I'm or opposite the centre OF party
vail. thence northerly and part or the
way through tho centre OF said party wall
and along land now or late or one cairns
as feet inches TO tho centre line or tho
bIock: thence westerly along the centre
lin OF the block 40 feet more or less to a
point distant $50 feet easterly from the
easterly side or Lexington avenue thenSe
southerIy parallel with the easterly side
of Lexington Avenue and part OF the dis
lance through party wall 80 rect
inches TO the point or place OF beginning.
Re The said several dimensions more or less.
said premises being now known by the
street numbers 1879 and l4l East goth
Street 49,, o,.
Dated. New York. November 9Th. 1916.
ORSON \. RAYNOR, Referee.
CREEyEY & ROGERS. Attorneys for
Plaintiff. Oflce & u. o Address 90
wall street. New York city.
Tho following Is "A diagram OF the prop
ertv TO be sold: it's street number Is l33-
1tt East 30th Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-09
NEW YORK LAWYER
TAKES OWN LIFE
John Kahrs Hangs Himself at
Fathers Home in Trenton

Trenton, n. j., Nov. 8.-John Kahrs,
a lawyer, Of New York City, committed
suicide to-day in the yard of his faith
er's home, near Montrose. Kahrs called
on his father, Furman kahrs, and told
him that he had trying case on ms
mind and had come down to relieve
it. The son went into the yard, and
when he was alone ended his life by
hanging.
Kahrs was thirty-seven years old
and unmarried 1t is believed poor
health caused him to end his life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-09
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 10
CITY Of 81. Iouis-savannah.. 500
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER Il
TRA\SPACIFIC MAILS

Hawaii. via san Observation-Disclosures ID. Nov 10
Japan. COfeA and China via Sesttle-MeIico
M
Hong Kong. Netherlands E1s; Indies, via San
TTanciscO-Ij isondart ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Nov 10
Hawaii. via San francisco-Manoa. Nov 10
japan. CofeA and China via SeAite-Insbs
MhfA s.s.sssr.s.sN NOV IL
FIJI Islands. New Zealand and Australia. VIA
NancouSer-Mskura ......................No Nov II
Hawaii. Samoan Islands Australia and New
Zealand. via San Francisco sonomA. 900. Nor -
japan. Cofea. China and Philippine Islands
via Victoria. u. t.-tmpfe,s 81 Russia Nov IS
Guam and Philippine Islands. via san Fran
cisco-u. : Transport 20. .............,N No, 50
Tahiti Marouesas Cook Islands, New Zealand
and Australia. via san franclSco-Nsiisl.. Dec 1
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ARRIVED

Clare. Guyaanl Oct q and Balboa 70 10 ca
ton. williams A Wigmore. with mdse. Bar At sij
m. ith
Comet; towing barr = T Co No 81 T,mpsoo OCT
o. 10 the standard Trans Co. with crude oil Bar
a. i1 80
Tambrc tspsnl Malaga oc: II. Alm.rta 10 and
CadH %. 10 Phelps Bros co. with mdso Bar at
20
Ema tDsul Ncssina Oct 9. Cst.ni, o. Alnerts
"a and Gibraltar II. TO the NAirA Co. with mdse
Bar al $50
Rio Grsndc Brunswick Nov I. To he Mallory r.
co. with passengers and mdse. Quar- AZ so q m
VI Oucnfe. Galveston Nov ?. 10 the Soltharn Pa
cinr Co. With mdse. Quar- al IL 30 m
ChrA9cske. Baltimore. 20 the New York and
BGum0;e Trans Co with mdse Quar- Al 10 - m
Iow!sham tBrl. Cruz CrAds Oct IL via Phis-
deiphia Nor T. 10 Punch. IdJo Co. with copgrr
ore Bar az 10
mdse Quar- al III ~ m.
OKeego tBrl. West Hsr>pool Oct p. to Sander
son a Son. IN ballast Bar a.
MsiN4ss. cioniusgos OF 81. 10 The New York
and cuba Mail - Go. With sugar. Bar AT II Is
Havana Havana Nov D. 70 .hs New York and
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AUCTION SALES

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
default having been made Ia the pay
nent OF chsttel mortgage made by
George J. Riedel TO me dated sept I'm,
fsfs. to secure the sum OF $4,000 and in
terest. l. the undersigned mortgage IN said
mortgage named. In pursuance OF the terms
Of said mortgage. Will expose for public
sale. through T. Simon. Auctioneer. the
chattels IN said mortgage described. at No.
81. Longwood Ave, Bronx. on Nov. 9Th.
1915. at o'clock In the forenoon u that
day 20 release the amount due on said
mortgage. 10 wit. the sum OF $500 with
Interest from sept. 7th. 1915.
Dated. New York. Nov sth, 1915.
HENRY STELLING. Mortgage.
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BLOWS PASSED
AT BOMB HEARING
Fridiger and |. R. T. Attor-
ney Fight-Fourth Car
man May Confess

Joseph F. Donoghue, attorney for the
marlborough Rapid Transit Compan-'
came to blows yesterday afternoon IN
Washington Heights Court with Louis
Fridiger, counsel for three OF the six
men under arrest, charged with dyna-
hitting the Lenox Avenue and HON
Street subway station. Magistrate
Breen's sharp threat of contempt pro
ceedings halted tho fray.
The trouble reached a climax JUST as
the six accused men, having pleaded
not guilty 10 formal complaint charg-
ing them with the actual destruction OF
the station, were being led from the
courtroom. Fridiger, excited because
the District Attorneys once, over his
objection, had succeeded in having the
examination Of the six men adjourned
until Friday afternoon, Unexpectedly
demanded that Magistrate Breen orter
Detective Sergeant Bernitz's arrest on
perjury charge.
Fridiger Makes Charge
The formal complaint made against
the short affidavit and Of the formai
these men to-day Is sworn TO by Ber-
nitz. as WAS the short affidavit on which
they have been unjustly held since Fri
day," Fridiger shouted. "The facts Of
complaint do not agree. ] therefore
demand Bernitz's arrest on a charge OF
perjury"
Donoghue, who was cooperating with
Assistant District Attorney Meyer an
the interests of the Interborougn,
stepped forward. Before he could gain
recognition from Magistrate Breen
Fridiger thrust him aside, eXclaiming:
81 object 10 this man being hearc.
lie is not a member of the District Al
torney's staff, and has no right here.
Donoghue wheeled about, delivering
an open-hand blow that caught Fridiger
on the arm. The courtroom was
thronged with striking carmen ana with
wives and sisters of the six prisoners.
In an instant the throng was on irs
feet. Fridiger struck back blindly at
the Interborough attorney, his blow
likewise landing on his antagonists
arm.
"Why can't you fellows wait till you
get outside TO settle the matter" a
court attendant roared above the con-
fusion. Magistrate Breen's gavei was
humping a second later, and he was
cautioning the two lawyers that they
would be in contempt. Donoghue's loud
protest that he had been slapped .n
open court" went UNDECIDED by the
magistrate.
Carmen Protest Delay
Merna, Herlihy and Mcclure, the
three prisoners, alleged TO have made
confessions. were still unrepresented
by counsel yesterday. Merna acted as
spokesman for himself, Herlihy and
Mcclure. He protested against the
delay asked by the District Attorney,
declaring he and his friends wished
their case to proceed at once.
New Developments are expected IN
the case as soon as il has passed out
of the magistrates court and is called
in Special Sessions. One OF the three
prisoners who has not confessed Will
throw himself on the mercy OF the
court, it was stated yesterday, and VIII
offer 10 exchange for light sentence
a complete confession OF all he knows
about the dynamite plots. His state
ment. il was asserted, will involve sew
eral other officers of the striking car
mems union who have not been brought
into the case.
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iiron ne Tribune Bureau
NGshinr,op. Novesrber 7.
Array

iiror ne Tribune Bureau
NGshinroo. Novesnber 7.
ARMY
Cap JOHN x. HERR Cav ssdgned <th Cav.
iir.i " JOHN q A BRETT q NJ C.. an
nouccd a. holding station IN orioe q. N. Gen.
Ressns1on sscond "a JAMES T. SLACK. MINI
y. G.. Accepted
con g J. LANG. do4ched UtAh. % command
Raleigh
n con r. p IARIMER. detached nav yard
Puget sound Nov n. 20 Vermont ,oe II
con. &. T. OWENS. detached Ncrmoot 10
T. G p WOOD. detached Hannibal: to homo and
y u q { n BrNKANp. DETACHED Flord.
~ a. a J. C. STEVENS eo.-hed vestL
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-09
TRUCK KILLS NEWARK CHILD
Two-Year-Old Girl Run Down Near
Her Home

Hazel sprar, two years old. of 96s
Warren Street, Newark, died in the
City Hospital yesterday afternoon
from injuries she received when
she was run over by truck. The driver
Of the truck, Joseph Sereik, was ar
rested and held on a manslaughter
charge.
The child was close to her home when
the truck backed out of an alley and
knocked her down.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-09
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