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p PAGE FIVE THE WHITE PLAINS DAILY ARGUS. TUESDAY. DECEMBER j, r Yonkers and Mount Vernon Members Guests of White Plains Council ROUSING MEETING LAST NIGHT Fine, Respectable Body Of Men March Down Railroad Avenue, Lead By Drum Corps Members of the Royal Arcanum organization in White Plains had un unusual time of it last' night and from all accounts they acquitted themselves most admirably. At the White Plains Council rooms li» lower Railroad avenue they entertained In business and social spssion one hundred representatives of various co'uhcils in \thfs county. These gentlemen were met by a vis iting delegation at the junction of the New York Post Road and Grove ntreet. Over the trolley line from Mt. Vernon and Tuckahoe came members of the Golden Rod Coun cil from Mt. Vernon and representa tives of the Yonkers Council, all making a fine body of men. After greetings and formation, tho Golden Rod Drum Corps lusided tlie party and In flies of twos they were escorted to the fraternal rooms, where the Golden Rod Connell in itiated into the order Howard James Vandervoost, Esq. * 7 Among the Councils who had rep resentatives present were. Sheldrake, of Mamaroneck; Gold en Rod, of Mount Vernon; Yonkers, of Yonkers; KIsco, of Mount KIsco; Lakeville, of Tuckahoe; Kykuit, of Tarrytown; PeeksklU, of Poekskill; Victor, of Peekskill, and Alpha No. 1, of Boston . Among those present were Past Grand Regent Boag and a Grand Trustee, and many Regents and Past Regents of the County. After the meeting refreshments were served. ' NEW YORK ’ S NEW PENITENTIARY New York ’ s new penitentiary, which will be the largest In the world, and which will be erected on Riker ’ s Island will be constructed next year. This announcement made by 8. B. F. Trowbridge, Trowbridge & Livingston, archi tects, of No. 527 Fifth avenue, Who have the contract. Building opera tions will begin on March 1 next, and $4,000,000 will be expended in the construction of the buildings. _ .. Hidings. io lni.be lecture room of the M. E. JlTM* lnl<y*8t attache* to tfcunaw thurcti for the benefit of th6 White- dity pnr~ “ — _ jBfiiaii — ity prison ,for the reason that the site upon which the penal Institution will be located is made ground. After buiding a stone crib around the slxty-thfee acres of the original island, the city authorities filled It in low places wit h re fuse fcom the city, until the area'UT the Island has been more than doubled. “ When finally completed, ” said Mr. Trowbridge, \the buldlngs wJU house two thousand men and five hundred women. It will be the lar gest prison in the world, the United States Penitentiary at Leavenworth Kari., ranking next in size.\ Discussing the plans which have been drawn for the new prison Mr. Trowbridge continued: “ The general layout of the building is that of a cross. The ad ministration building wll face the pier and wiW connect directly with the guard house from which will extend the four cell wings. The chapel, menu hall, lialh house and hospital wfll be reached by covered corridor from the central guard house Near the mess hall will be tho workshops, power plant, bakery and other buildings “ To the right of the adminlstra- twa uunuiug 'win oe ewe women s section, leading through the wom en ’ s central guard house, from which will extend the chapel, mess hall. There will be separate entrances for iflen and women prisoners to the ad ministration building. ” Mr. Trowbridge has' visited every up-to-date prison in the United States, and Is satisfied that the new Riker ’ s Island Penitentiary will be the most modern institution of its kind in the country. In drawing tho plans for the buildings he ha.- allowed a maximum exposure of cell wings to the air, and has provided for perfect sanitary conditions. Extra care, Mr. Trowbridge says, has been taken to arrange the rooms for receiving new prisoners to guard against contagious oases. First, the prisoner wll enter the main waiting room, where he is registered and then taken to the bath room. On emerging fhjm the bath room the prisoner* receives hio prison clothes, and will then pass on to the Bertlllon room, where he will be photographed and measured During this process and before com ing la contact with other prisoners ho will be. examined by the prison physicians. Thnn. passing into the assignment room, he will get his number and cell, and his work will be assigned to him. — N. Y. Herald. COUNTY OFFICKIW. W. P. Platt ................. County Judge Edward B. Kear ......... .Regtster Frank M Buck ............. County Clerk Joseph B. See. . .. .. .. .. .......... Treasurer Frank V. Millard.Surrogate Charles M. Lane... ................. Sheriff John Sells. .Commissioner of Jurors UOAIfl) OF HUTORVISOBS. Police Chief Geo. JPptb, of Pleas- antviile. hi .Si,.'S'! Af outside of Y.M.C. A. NOTES Musical Entertainment On the Evening of December 1 On Tuesday evening, December 1, at 8 o ’ clock, a musical entertain ment will be given for the mCm- bnrs of the Y. M. C. A. and each-f^ny on t n c jagt leg of their cruise •member is entitled to bring i tleman friend with him. Harry Antone Smith, .the : LEET STARTS ON WAY HOME. Battleships Set Sail Today From Manila. LAST LEG OF THE CRUSE. Stay at Manila Was the Final Ex tended Sojourn of Vessels at Any Port Before Sighting Home — Sperry Bids Farewell to Governor Smith and Other Philippine Officials. Crowds Lining Harbor Cheer Ships as They Pull Up Anchor. Manila, Dec. 1. — Promptly at o ’ clock today A*dinlrnl Sperry gave the signal, and with the long homeward l *I h stream- bound pennants of the log In the breeze that blew across Manila, harbor Uncle Sam ’ s great fleet of battleships started from here nromid the world. They will stop at ether ports before seeing the Atlantic coast if the United States rise before world ’ s greatest pianist, will give I tbelr but the stay at Manila ona. hour of Imitations and descrip tive selections giving the most unique programme ever attempted on the piano. The programme in cludes : (Mil Black Joe with variations. Intermezzo from Cavileria Rusti- canna. - O ’ er tho Mountain from II Tra- \ at ore. t Spec ial arrange ment tor piano. The Passing Regiment, In which a flfq, drum and bugle corps, and brass band marching up the street is introduced. Jolly Blacksmith, Introducing a realistic fhunder storm on the piano. which ended today was the last long sojourn of the fleet before reaching home. The last leave taking of the military and civil o ffic e rs statlonM here with the men of the fleet wn«fl|p simple cer emony. In the presence of nh'assem- hlage of Americans and well known natives Go vernor Smith' In n short gpacoh extended to Admiral Sperry and his men the best wishes of the Island ers for a safe and pleasant voyage to thd homeland. In reply the admiral re turned his thanks for tho hospitality shown to himself and his men and ex pressed their wishes for the continued THE DAILY ARGUS WANTS TOWN OFFICIALS, A POPULAR COLUMN FOR LOCAL READERS ONK INRKKT kj N COSTS .................................................. 2ft CENTS CASH THULE INSERTION COM* ............. ................................ fto CENTS CASH SIX INSERTIONS COST ............................................................ >jU.OO CASH RUNNING ARM lOHT 7ft CENTS PER WEEK OF THE FIRST MONTH. TO LET TO LET — Largo, front room, nicely furnished. Heat, bath and gas. For nnlior two men. A few min utes ’ walk from all cars. 37 TO ET — Two six-room detached cottages ’ on Rath bit n avenue. Niis. 53 and 55. inquire Josepn 8col- plno, 17 Hunt Place. 6w0 and TO, RENT — Barn three si a Us shed, in North LeKinrton avenue , Inquire at Lifrieri « agar store, 7 Orawuupum street. White Plains. N. Y. • flW3 TO RENT — Two lioiisos. six ro«.m each; all improvements; $22 and $25 per month. Hunt Place, oppo site School House, Greenburgh. Telepnone 62-J. C. J, Quhtby. TO HEN'ij — rout* rooms to rent in Hamilton avenue, near post office. Inquire at THE ARGUS office. 2 HOUSE TO LET. — -by the year to small family. 6 rooms, new hiillil ing, Mortimer avonuo, Blmsford; l^hiock from Catholic Church, 3 blocks from Public School. Reasonable to a desirable fam ily. Apply at tUia office. Playing two tunes on the urn no I prosperity nnd ponce of tho Islimds un Span- der Oo«prnor Smith ’ s administration. ai the same time —the Star 8 gled Banner with right hand and Yankee Doodle with the left, imitation of a Xylophone. ' Imitation of an Autoharp. Imitation of a harp. TmtHgtotr-nr n mueic box . Imitation of a saxaphono. Imitation m a clog dance, imitation of bambo chimes. Imitation of a vocal duet. Imitation of a string trio. , What n country band can do when it practices. Playing with the nose. Improvising selection. This is considered tho most remarkable feat ever attempted. WILL GIVE MUSICALS. The Fortnightly Literary Clulf will give a musicale on December Plafns Library. HAGER REALTY COMPANY. The Hager Realty ^.Company of Yonkers, has filed articles of incor poration with the County Clerk. The company will deal in realty, and has a capital stocK of $20,000, all paid in. The directors consist of the fol lowing: Frederick R. aud Richard H. Hager, both of Armour Villa Park, Yonkers, and Stephen 8. New ton, of New York. THE McCOHMACKS AGAIN IN TROUBLE. County Judge Piatt ha« denied the request of , James H. McCormack, formerly Of White Plains, ^ mission to amend hlrf answer In the suit brought by his wife, Mrs. Mary E. McCormack, of Yonkers, to en force a separation agreement and collect the amount of the arrearages she Th« MfiCoi - macks formerly lived In feiffam Manor, moving there from New York City. From there they moved Shortly before 8 o ’ clock the sixteen big white aud buff floating fortresses began to weigh anchor, nnd on the stroke of the hour the Connecticut, Hying 1 he double starred pennant of the\ cbnimnnder in “ chief, movetT but from the anchorage in Cavite harbor nnd headed down the bay. A little later the fleet In double col- ynjyp jfojipatipn, with each battleship In perfect alignment, steamed down the main roadsted toward Corrigedor Island. As the heavy smoke began to ascend from tho smokestacks of tho Connecti cut, flagship of the fleet, and the kick ing up of the water under* her stern proclaimed the fact that), her propellers had begun to- move for the beginning of the end of the great cruise tremen dous cheers nnd shouts of good wishes In various tongues arose from the crowds lining the shores of thb bay. It seemed ns though all Manila nnd Its suburbs had turned out to wish the vessels godspeed. Not even the enor mous groups that lined the shores of Sydney harbor and gave our vessels so royal~a sendoff at the Australian port were more enthusiastic than the Ma nila crowds. TO itENT. — After November 31st, a house on Hamilton avenue. In quire at this office. TO LET —Four or six rooms, $ per month', iQflulro 13 No. Ington avenue. 3W3 FOR HALE OR TO LET — Located in Waller avenue, White Plains, N. Y. ’ , lot 50x125; 51 rooms ami bath, servant toilet; steam ueat. Gas and electric light . Inquire \ WTi1f<r FYMW TO LET FLAT TO LET — Seven rooms, bath; Improvements; newly decorated, $20 if rented nt once. Address, Box 301, White Plains. N. i. FOR SALE FOR HALE. — Well rotted mnnu for lawns. G. F.- Coombs, North Lexington Avenue. 7-0 FOR HALE- -Six choice lota on Lawn avenue for anh?, $1,000. JAMES H. KER, Emlsford, N. Y. ------- -------- - ---- « “ T-r-r ----- ; — FOR HALE — 300 Trimmed Hats to _ be sold J>0 cents on a ciylltir. whin- riains MBInory Bazaar, 52 Railroad avenue, White Plains, N . Y. 5 vMJ Chief —Robert C. Bromih . __ \ First Assistant — -Jacob Holpp. Second Assistant— William Coffey. Superintendent, of Fire Alarm Sys tran -Seth S. Barrett. Captnitrlloptr icnglmr Company No, 1 Liman Bap Captain linl. |u iir:. nl Curin' Coin 4t»ttny-krr. ^ -Sel1\ BT Barrel £. Captain East Side Hose Company >. 3— Walter T. Smith. Captain Routli Side 1 lose. Company >. i Charles Hope . Captain Chatterton Hose Company >. 3 — Michael Faulkner. 4 ’ aptaln White Plains. Fire Patrol FOR NAI/W — Hotwdcv kitchen eah inet nearly new, half price. Also Perfection High Top, 3 burner oil stove and oVbn. Munson, Val halla. NY. 1 w2 KOR HALE. — A house paying 12 per cent, op inve stme nt. Call on Joseph Smith, blacksmith, Spring street. >1 — A Hoosler kitchen oib- inetr- nearly now, nt half jM&e; also high top 3-bumer perfect--oil Munlen, Valhalla, N. Y. l-l FOR SALE — House und one-half acre for sale near Fair Grounds. Win bo sold to any goo ’ d, reasonable muiii and no money needed . For particulars cad on James Lander, hear tho Fair Grounds . WANTED 183 Railroad nvonue. 3w6 HARRY BARNATO DIES LEAVING $75,000,000 Startsd Lilt as a Juggler and Became a Dlamand King. London, Dec. l. — The death, announc ed today, of Harry Rarnato, robs Lon don of her most eccentric millionaire nnd anrlciioB iim Briiisb tfeaaury to the extent of $7,500,000 through death FOR HALE OK TO LET — -Lot f»0x 144; two'hoURes and lots, nine, room? and bath; hot air fufrmco, gas and electric light; location, East View avenue, White Plains. * Inquire of White Plains Const rue* tlon Co., 133 Railroad avo. 3wC MNE SHOE STOKE. We have in stock a fine line of shoes at prices guaranteed to be the lowest in town. For every $3 spent in onr store wo will give as a premium a fine pair of rabbet heels. Shoes made to order In first class style. Repairing in all branches. Henry Bros.,Grove St,White Plaina near llailroad Avenue. work. Small family. No washing. Good liouso for .good girl. Apply 21 Barker avenue, C*w i WANTED — Two gentlemen, to board. Will give good board, cozy comfort able room, w.ith use of bath . Ad- dross “ Personal,' Valhalla P. O., \jufhaila, N . Y. t - 2wl WAITED -Girt tg do goudrnl house work. Must nave references. Ap ply 25 I ’ lniils. *7-3 Waller Avenue, White lost LOST — Strayed from Worthington Farms, a white Soottfsh Torriur. Answers to tho name of Bandy. .SjiO.Ud xcwnii!.. Apply Woithlngr ton Farms. Elmuford. N. Y. John B. Mallon & Son Baggage ^Express 2t>.South Lexington Avenue. Orders Promptly Attended to. Telephone 313. PAUL CERAK KrAKl ’ i 8TRKKT tiltOCIKIt Hanilltn ‘ tfio beat nnd Kro- cerioa. Ho fa also rnaklna a apeclalfv of leaa and cofteas. Uo glvoa tlckota with every pound of tea or coffee, and with those you will rocolyo it J handsome ]*ii/.<-. Every package i* guar anteed to be the best. Born in Whitechapel, where he was known ns Harry Isaacs, he and his ' “ t S m S k - aepacai- aarart- ed . Mrs. MtCorma k claims that pprforniers. Hurry Juggling aud the separation was a mutual R S ret ‘ _ ! conjuring and Barney reciting for n ment, her husband agreeing to pay ' ii V | n>?. ---- her a stated sum per week for the | bis death ho was tho richest un- support of herself und children. He titled man In England, his wealth ex- paid the amount for some time, then crM iing $75,000,000. he stopped. Mrs. McCormack had Innumerable stories are told of his meanwhile moved to Yonkers, wnile idiosyncrasies. On one occasion he he returned to New Yam. The wife kept a $5,000 motor Idle for months be- •then brought suit in the Court of a cause he could not hire a chauffeur for Justice of the Peace In White Plains, less than 30 shillings a week, to recover tho amount she claimed He fought his tailor for months over was due under the agreemept since 36 cents, yet spent thousands of the payments had keen stopped, and pounds for a spectacular dinner nt the recovered judgment. McCormack Gaiety hold ut the conclusion of the appealed to the County Court where Russian war. All the guests were mll- the judgment was confirmed and 1 lionalres, and a miniature Port Arthur then a new trial ordered . This mat- j blazed a welcome when the guests ar- tftr is . sthi penning and will prt>b- rl r<H ** hejvould not tip the w’ ult- ably be reached for trial at the next j eh^. term of the County Court. fie carried checks for $300,000 nnd MeauwJiile u suit for legal sop- 1 $400,000 as his monthly dividends in aration was entered in the Supreme his pocket and allowed his ten dollar Court, but this .. was later discon- a week clerks to stand him drinks tinued. without return. During the pondency of tho pro- j His two fads were cigars nnd dia- ceedlngs iu the County and Supreme ! mohds. He was always covered with Court. McCormack was brought be- [ diamonds like an opera star, fore City Judge Beall, in Yonkers, oh other prm-ocrtlngs, unit created considerable talk by attacking his PAUL CERAK Tlffiftlni* in First-Class Groceries. WHITE PLAINS. N. Y. C. W. II. Ji. NOTES. Tim Catholic Woman's Bene lent. Logjoni will ^ hold their' regular meeHnfe In I their rooms to-morrow evening. Thompson & Alexander. Carpenters and. Builders rid SOUTH IJitoAny/AY and 35* MAMARUNKOK AVTINTTR, , ‘ ■ -jiitB . t Jobbing und Repairing ,.*> a Specially. Estimates given on now work. Will call and see you if you drop a postal. O'Rourke JL Hnkkv CARPENTERS ‘ Snpcrvlao r — . Thampson. S. Journal Building. Town CIcrkr — Frank J . Lamb . Justices of the Peac©-*~W. W. Ford, Edward J . Dunning, ArthW' I . Strang and E . H. P. Squire 1 . Assessors—Wm. H. Huestis, Wm. . Sniffin anil Daniel Moger. Receiver of Taxes — John Ember- son . MME. STEINHEIL IN COURT. HlfU UEl'AUTSlliNI UUlKCTOltY . Her Counsel Retires From fore Magistrate Andre. Paris. Dec. 1. — Mme. Mnrgnrette Stelnheil, accused of the mnrfler by IMdsoulng and Htrnngulatton of her Imsbaml nnd stepmother, was taken to court today for a further hearing be fore Magistrate Andre. . Exeraordinary precautions wore tak en in view of n possible hostile deuh onstniilon. Mine. Stelnholl was brought to the court nt an early hour from the historic Conciergerle. ~ ' Mine. StelnbeH ’ s counsel, M. Aubln, retired from the case. The reason glv- j ’ n f«»r this Is that he took up the cns'fc prior to the criminal indictment, but that he now pr e f e rred to tunr It uyc r * to n spectnl nsalzir court nflvoca'le, as he Is not versed In that class of work. — Floy Hopkins Captain Union Hook and Ladder Company No* 1 — Fred ’ k TI. Bcrgou. \ illagc of White Plains, N. Y. FTWt Ward. 12- Bronx and John streets. 18— Cleveland atroot and Battle avo. 1 4 School street & Washington ave. 15 —Central ave., Fountain Square . 1C — Central and Battle avenues. (Warner ’ h Hotel.) 17 — Madlaun avenue. (F orte 's H pjtfll) 19 John and Mott sireetB 81 — Union Hotel, Railroad averiuo. SECOND WARD. 22 — Fisher and Lexington avenues. 2 ■ Sound View ave. .c- Prospeci 2G — Ridgevlew ami Midland avVnues (Congregational-fJlhuroh) . 27 — South Lexington and Cambridge avenues. 28 — Pont Rond and Sterling avenue. THIRD WARD, 32 — Marline ave. & Brookfield street 38 Greehridge A Rutherford btvob . 35 — Grove street and Post Road. 37 — Court and Quarroppas streets. FOURTH WARD. 12 — Church st. & Rocklcdgo avonuo. 14 — Church st. and Hamilton ave. 4 fi — -Rockledge ave. A Spring street. sumuMm No. Broad why & Orpbard street. 52 — Lake street & Konsico avenue. 53 — South Broadway and Post Road. 64-7-RaUroad avenue and Broadway. 55 — Westchester a7&. & North street. 50 — North Broadway & Lake street. 57 Carbnrt ave. ft Ho. Broadway; 58 — No. Broadway, Judge Dykman ’ s. 81 - Railroad avenue, near Railroad crossing. 83 — 'Railroad, ave. & Spring street. 85-r — Railroad and Mamaroneck aves. SPECIALS. G2 -Court House. 72 — House of Nazareth, Broadway 31 — White Plains Hospital. VILLAGE OFFICIALS. Assessor— Frederick H. Barges, office, 12- Grand street. Engineer — James F. Uoerke. office, Realty Building, Railroad av<Ymie.. A<*copHta»t- John A.- Snedeker, Central Bank . 'Treasurer — Howard E. Foster, Central Bank,: Tax Collector — Patrick A. Mahony, office , 12 Grand street, Highway Commissioner —Robert Johnson, Jr. HOARD OF HEALTH. Dr. H. E. ’ Schmhl. President; Geo. Cornwall. Eugene Haipln. Physician Dr. Sylvanus Purdy. Sanitary Officer — ZHm Carpouter. HOARD OF VILLAGE TRUSTEES. Regular Monthly Meeting, First Mon- (lay oi Faieh Monlh. ** ’ •-*-* v President -John J. Brown. Clork— P.etor Paulding. First Ward — Christopher Harmon, Frederick Ranscht. Second Ward - -Arthur G. Holland, John J. Thompson. Third Ward*:-,John T. ItchlU, David ..FaUftk W ai <1 Albei t W. liiuu^ur, ary A 12TTTT ' and x)U iijlJiliJAO Albert T?Whni,»im. ' u '^S vi:!.i:-' K'. ‘ Mu i i Grand strevt. Rio ADDESSS L 51 Westchester Ave. Tol 103-J. THE LAW. Hondo Cigars! W. H. Wesley, > W. V. KfERO, JR.. Mnker. FOR HALE ALL OVER TOWN. Wo want ARGUK READERS to '-fond um in the iicwh . \Ve will print nbee* of A social inture, piMMHiiil, h - ligloiiK, fruteriiu! ^Iiot ea - V ill 1 fwet, we want the news* We choice to mnke the WHITE PLAINS DAILY i ARGUS what the weekly edition has been for 113 year.- — a popular news- pajHr. (Booonaaur io W. 8. Hlerllus) CARPENTER and \ builder . i Ketimates given for all work. JOBBING PBGMPTLY ATTENDED TO. ' Any peraon who wilfully states, J dull vers or transmits by any means whatever to any manager, editor. I publisher, reporter or other employe I of a publisher of any newspaper, ! maKHvJmv pnblieatlon, periodical, or serial, u.ny statement coneernlng any person or corporation, which, If piib- jllMbel therein, would bo a libel, Is guilty of a misdemeanor. - ---- WAR ON SUNDAY THEATERS. Ministers of VaCfous Denominations Join Crusade. . *,>'> Now York, Dec. 1. — A Dtovemcnt. by the pastors of New Ynrk city to bring about tho suppreaHloa of vaudeville performances on Rin^lay has linen in* nugurated. The clergymen, were naked by tlie International committee for the sup- prewdon of Sunday vatidovlllo to.at- tiHwl a generak-mcetlnB on Jan. IS, when clergymen oT nil denominations will begin u crusade to close all tbeii- ter* <.n Sundays. Acceptances of the invitation have Iwen voted by the Presbyterian Mlnls- ters' asHoclntlon, the Methodiat minis ters and th# iKwM'ora of the HeformtNl- ‘ •liurch. * W. C. T. U. PRAISES TAFT. Says His Example Will Laad, Millions to Abstain. Evanston, HI., in»c. l. — In view of the reported decision of Proaideut Elect Tuft to abstain from wine the MRS. LILLIAN M. N. STEVENS. National Woman's Christian Temper ance union Issues the following through its president: For Mr. Tuft to set tho example of totaf uhstlnonco Is cause for great rejoicing by those who care for humanity's weal. R Is nu example safe and beneficent for nil to follow. It will Influence multitudes to be come nhstnlners, nnd thus tholr lives and the lives qt tholr families will be blessed. Mr. TOft Is entitled to grate ful appr o- _ elation and tho thnnkn of a tfirTec grate ful nation. WMrih nation wo believe with- , In tho next-decade will outlaw the sale of that which Is unfit to drink. JEWISH WOMEN MEET TODAY. International Council Assembles In Convention In Cincinnati. Cincinnati, Doc. 1. — Fur ton days, be ginning today, tho fifth triennial con vention of ttye International Council of Jewish Women will bo In session in thl* city.' Tho convention of the coun cil has called together lidding women of the Jewish race from all parts of the United States, and many problems of Interest to the growing Jewish pop- ulutlim of the country will be oousid- Tho ncrtviifeA J? Tu</bouncll principally along lljo lines of philan thropy, old to ImiulKrnnts, peace, edu cation, reciprocity and co-operation. AGED VANDERBILT SANE. Jury'a Vardiot Gives Joy to Spirit ®|*S*SM5 COLI.CCTINU MOHOOI. TAXfcH AT IIAKTHDAI.K . * P. O. AdilrMS, 17 Uunaronsok A t *., Whit* Plain* The tax collector began toe eollep* Hull of ucliool mxca aWlar^dale yen. . th( . UBV3 ,' or th( . ,, n , te( leril;iy , alUltiR nt Mr. Olllrert Wttrd'B. „ om< ., n ,. h(,, ld „ e l8 spiritualistic communication, has tri umphed. By a decision of a Brooklyn jury, , which declares him sane, sho may re tain her husband, Edward Vanderbilt, the aged millionaire lumber merchant, and all the money and houses ho has given her. His daughter. Miss Minerva Vander bilt, brought suit to have him declared Incompetent, and this suit has now fulled. NEWBERRY NAVY ’ S HEAD. tU'iUbT. It you Itttvo anythin;; to _ ........ . . _ _ _ Hot I or to icnt, or If yon linn- lost ' ncted na MCrSnry since tinyththg, wit nt iinytliliig. etc., try the i scclctury, Victor Metcalf KING EDWARD, 210 POUNDS. PRIZES FOR NEWSBOYS , VYiilL* PI u I iih DAILY ARGUS “ uanU column. Yog ttill get reMults. wife ’ s lawyers in the Court Room. Weight of Hla Majesty Certified by As he was almofet knocked out In the encounter, he was let off with a rep rimand by, the Judge. Red Cross Superintendent. Ban Francisco, Dec. 1. — King Ed ward VII. of England weighs just 210 pounds. Dr. Gustav Toepfer. general superin tendent of the Imperial Red Cross bos- j pita I at Carlsbad, is authority for j King Edward's weight. Corned beef iad cohbago witli ftfi Toepfer, who is here on a visit, the usual belongings, constituted UmjWys that the king ’ s embonpoint Is rincipal dish of the feast ut the ; *nu8ed from excessive eating. A burglar alarm last week scared thieves away who were about to eu- tet the Moses W; Eish barn at WasJi- ingtoa avenue. Benevolent. AHspcluiIf un Saturday night. STORKS to let THE WHITE PLAINS DAILY ARGUS solicits directly only tlirongb ► tlie village newsboys. Aft an inct-nfivo to.the boys to liecoine active C in pushing* their sales, THE ARGUS offers the R>1 towing prizes; P- ^To the lft»y who makes the largest average sales up W Christmas, > $10.00 In gold To the boy who make* the next greatest Male, $ft.00 in gold. To the next three most surcessful Itoys, $:l.00 encli. To the next live most sueeessftil hoys, $ 2.00 each. To the next ten boys who make the ne^t best sales, $1.00 each. With these prizes will bo given imitlneo tickets during the-Imihlay J week to any local theatre. COME ROYS. GET DU Business places to let in Spring street and Brookfield street. Call at THE ARGUS office. cad the ARGUS. , If you want ucwh so in the DAILY ARGUS. READER, If you have anything to : consider proposed nnd sell or to rcut, or. if you have lost ( in warfare on tho eeu, begun dium and Frivndt, Takva Offiov Today Successor to Secretary Metcalf. Washington, D«*c. 1.- Beginning to- htted States btiH nqw otncini head. He is Truman H. NcwlH»rry of Michigan, formerly as sistant secretary of the nuviyyrtio htm tiring . 'ornlh, wuk iucapueltnted by UI u O sh . I Herbert IJvlngBton SntterbH*. aon-bi- I law of J. PierixMit,Morgan, has la»eu tendered the position of assist! ; rotary of tho nuVy to | Nwwbwrvy -- -v.v- NAVAL WAR C0NGRE: United Statei and Other Maritims Powers Represented at London. London, Dec. l. — Tho lutoruationul I congress of world ’ s powers!. any tiling, want anything, etc., try the i White 1*1 nIns ’ DAILY ARGUS ‘ ‘ wnfil\ column. . . You will get results. _ AU of the maritime powers, ing the United States, gates. ADVERTISE IN THE ARGUS ■ i , y, ,, ^ ihiiaikii ■
