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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-05
This Date In History Nav 5,


l'S9-openins session o1 the states general
at Versailles generally taken as the
begihu.tts of the French EeVolution
lsl2-fhe iaI5ish raptftf.i 0s4scsO, y Y;
other impar,at,t eona&ests along the
lake boid53 followed
la-!-Napo'eo4 i:oHaPaGte did at St. He
lena.
lS6i-A day of haftl-s. the Army Of the
Potomac opened The " ildrrn-ss; Sher-
man fought Johnston al Rocky Face
Ridge ct, &hrrldan,s troopers en-
counttred aiuaG Al Gf4ls ) Church
Va. aud kautH raiders met the en-
eny al vii Bridge. urur Suffolk: the
ram Aib"m;arlr wa7 rtpulsrd in Roam
oke river. aud Porter Red liver
squadron fnnent At Dunn Bayou La
ls1o-iieinrtrh t.eorse AusisI Gwald phi
lologtSi. throius}aa. historian and re-
former. died. aged -.
lS94-Iohn Jay. rX-ministrr to Austria
died in N,w YORK city; born 1918.
lS97-ElbrIdSo Grtry Spaulding. The F'a-
ther OF thr t.r-e.4Aaek." died at Buff
falo. bora 1865
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-05
Robertson r uddiek.

NJ Rea!ieH. mde1tszef ao.
46a'0 HF Ralpa Robinson
We aJtiT HI cairo, H The
h.54e Il Ms KATY Robertson i ua
giar yogae d. thay city Mr. Rad
dick loeee3 u i.se BmT onl.a 1pS
MeEA- a turing hie resI4 ua
here has s=aa aalv friends
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-05

Mr.. simcoe Takes Charge Again.
8r 7. j 5imcoe again took charge
ties who recently leased it failed to
come up with the required payments
2nd therefore lost the $500 taaE put
Zip 10 bind The contract.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-05
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

jefferson County.
Representatives. Kemp Toney,
Ed KerWin, Jesse D. Bush.
Sheriff-James Gould.
County C1eri-Buck Bloom.
Circuit Clerk-Walter L. Goodwin
TreasureT-Jesse r. Core.
AsseSsor-G E. f.ytle
Probate ,judge-Smith C. Martin.
Coroner-R. D. McGaughy
Surveyor J. Martin.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-05
-cr Burularized.

\ bN siaz. o@tefed the residence of
Nj ". Jams and robbed Mr.
adams p@. IS OF s15 The thief enter
ed tA'H@A boarder's room, and fail
ed 70 see boarder's pants in which
there was a purse containing $40.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-05
rilr1ff11F NCrfEat

The .iast case aa the eHsa NAL lae.1aa
Ia been set fer AeN= HonaaE am
1le he3rine ot ,riNsaal eslses All. M
JiHHe unG3 June &
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-05

After securing the competence he
struggled for a man invariably plans
m extension
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-05

"a too strongly He knows how to dc
only that wuleh#5pT tells him to do
and he IS simple nough to believe It
5r correct thta4 even eh7Hga
should land bm ln hades th- nert
moment.
The Graphic mover adm.rcs any man
that much.
President and Mrs. Roosevelt haTe
sent their photos tD COY Davis. on the
presidents photo being written With
regards OF Theodore Roosevelt. which
makes all amends With jeff for the
president OF the United States calling
the governor OF Arkansas 3oftheaded.
The reg lars and insurgents
both claim the honor OF MI Fowler's
winning out. He was first choice OF
the insurgents and second choice OF
the reg lars. hence first honors go to
Messrs. Foreman. Auten & Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-05
BEA RECORD

MIS- Richardson a highly respected
.adE of Douglass died al her home
Sunday She leaves several children.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-05

Vienna. May 15.-Mittags Zeitung
says negotiations are proceeding for 4
partition of turkey by Russia and Aus
tra. It is to begin with joint occupa-
ton OF Albania and part OF Macedo-
MIA. The paper says the Austrian COM
missioner is now bound for Albania 20
study the conditions.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-05

Few men ever reach the point where
they are able TO look down on them
selves.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-05

j. w. ADAMS, General Manager.
FERNANDEZ MAY, Managing Editor
GEO. n. ADAMS, Business Manager.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-05
Subscription Price.

Entered at the Postotfice at Pine
stuff, Ark, as seeand-class mail mat
er.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-05

II a small boy IS chasing a bHmble-
pee anu YOU hear him yell, il IS a sign
lhat he has caught it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-05

MAJOR Pond has by cable sent the Hor- generals
an offer 81 s25aa day guarantee. O.. travel and
give lectures and receptions ~ the United states
the entire net receipts t1 90 10 the furd srr iu-
mediate relief II the sufferers IN South Africa
Harry De Windt the English explorer. has con-
rrsrted with Major Pond e. give -=E-utv-ave l+ct-
llres IN the United States and Canada beginning
November T.. Ills lectures WilI describe The eA-
neriences OF his journey by land from Paris 10
this city by way Of Bshring Strait a Journey %
eighteen thousand miles six thousand OF which
were done IN midwinter, with doc sleds and rein
deer These lectures are 10 Dc illustrated By views
from photographs taken by Mr.. De What
Captain Richmond Pearson H5bson has lertlret
before thirtv-three different Challtsr,s.t, --.-,,
bles IN the Middle, Western and southern states
this summer. His audiences nave a. RACED over
four thousand people, and ID some IN. tances as
many as eight thousand have been within the hear
ing Of ms voice. Captain Hobs0u's subject is .Tha
Navv and the Nation" He signed a coatract Win
Major Pond manage mis- lecturius engagement,
the coming year
Miss Ellen NJ stone has been successful IN draw
Ing large throngs al the summer assemble b.y
ing devoted I'VE weeks 20 that special work Miss
ston- takes Up her unfinished contract with Major
Pond beginning al Binghamton. y y on Cet.-.
b.r = and continuing Tor sixty lectures ,sfa-
which she returns 10 her mission work and home
iu Macedonia
F}4nlamln chaplin an Ohioan. twenty-ays ,.s--
old and SIX feet TWO inches tail mas an original
raonologue entertainment entitled Abraham Lin
coin and His Cabinet Ills entertainment Is novel
ana popular. consisting OF extracts from Ianc5Ios
sr,-.ches both humorous and patriotic. p-,rl.
mo have known Mr.. Lincoln have ceclar=4 49,
n seemed a though they were actually LsJeuInr
himself
Ernest Thompson seton enters on the nth wear
weeks eugag eLlelt. with Two I-..r-.-.-
dav Mr SeIou's mauuee lectures have srrrs..,
ID large numbers or children With tleir teach-rs
nd Uarents ana grown-up trten0s- IL IS nor lIr-
,--,1af ne pubic schools 10 close uoor
ne children may have an opportunity 10 hear Ar
S-f,n IN tca the Board OF Education 1Ilr-f.a.s
49, Mir he Re.
= In Rochester. Toronto Detroit ST Paul ~
Naipes Omaha. LesvenWorth, Madison. WIS 80
S1e--eaDolis The lectures were conducted 5r 80
Ssr-s Nav This season M Seton booked To-
lumber Of lectures II the souta. When he hax
s-i.bs. ne coming season he viii have trzv-i'--s
and Iectursd IN every state and Territory in IN
Union
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-05
CROKER PROSECUTOR RESTS.
DEFENCE OF CHIEF WILL BEGIN a WEEK
FROM TOMORROW

r,t-t7L-N--r- Dr .-tETrF WILL. REGIN A W-r-r-t-
FROM MDRROW
.-...--...--- -..---fs ,-.,s.4 ..,r--. .....--
we" ..l- 49, - - ~,
day on The sixth Cay or tr tiil Oh IRE Nill-L Gro
kew assistant Co~prrati-n Counsel Cosby said rs
- -..--+ rt. ease ,,- .h,vf-,r that -frr. ,,-fs
49, ''' u ..----- y,
croker ia9h f"-'Nr ''...' ~ e- ''-'S7 "ai
been made for him tU rTr department repair shops
--,. -.--. -- I'D mere 4.-.----...g
''i- TWO .- - -,
list cr lHplrt-lUf. rl--t- S,.it il ii-7-s
co. .v--,. .,-- ga - lowed in the harness re-
~. .-.----,-.- .L. ,,-..r., .s.-.
falF S'l'I'S' FI77. 7.
since chief Croker TOOK caar-e- from "'eh me AS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-05
TRHL TERN OVERLOADED.

END Or CALENDAR LIST IN SUPREME COURT CAN
SoT BIZ REACHED IN OVER TWO YEARS
The special and trial terms OF the Supreme sur
rosates and city courts will all reopen for bust
Ness after the summer vacation Tomorrow The
number Of cases on the trial term calendar OF the
supreme Court exceeds by over one thousand the
number which the Supreme Court had 20 take
charge OF seven years ago on the consolidation OF
that tribunal with the Superior Court and the
Court Of Common Pleas The increase mas almost
all taken place within the last two years The
percentage of suits for negligence against railway
companies is this year slightly under that Of for
years
J. Lewis Lyon, calendar clerk SAID the volume of
litigation had been steaa-.y increasing year after
year but the Judges had managed TO nearly keen
pace with IL until TWO years ago. Deaths OF Judges
and lack Of enough OF them. ne said had caused
many OF the trial terms 10 be idle for MANY DAVIS
there being over three hundred idle DAYS IN The
year 1911. Now that some OF the upstate justices
who had been assigned this judicial teparrr,a,4
had resigned from the bench. would he M
Their increase or which IL would be- iunDosst
bic 20 dispose %. The number OF cases now an ths
calendar, Mr. Lyon said was eizhty-foyr
not be- reached for two and half years
Justice Steckler will preside IN SpecisI Tern,
Part VII. the trial agafnsr IT, -
waited road for damage to easements or rroDsrfv
owners Of which some hundreds are on the caI-n-
dar Justice Hall will sit IN either Special Tern
Part I or Special Term Part III Jusrics yViIit,r,
Keener will take his seat the bench for the arsf
time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-05
4 Boys MYSTERIOUS DEATH.
AHiHOCGH HIS SISTER SAYS HE SHOT HIM
SELF THE DOCTOR THINKS
OTHERWISE

frederick Groehnke. fifteen years old an err
lahu boy II the employ OF the National Sugar
''eiiiIhg company, in Long Island City died
ai'y yesterday morning IN the Eastern District
i1OsPl'al from a bullet wound behind his right
ear out exactly how he received the wound is
"ot positively known The police say the only
"'1A7sS OF the shooting was the boys sister,
annie thirteen years old. who was in the room
az the TIME. She declares that her brother had
oeeh shooting at "a rat and accidentally shot
himself Then she went into Mysteries and
nothing more about the shooting could be
learned from her.
Dr Silas c. BIaisdeu surgeon IN chief OF the
Eastern District Hospital, VINO examined the
wound said that judging from the course Of
ttle otlIst. IL Vas impossible for the boy have
ssl1l himself he found no powder marks, and
1rIleVed the bullet fired from some distance
Tue bullet, after entering behind the ear. had
taken direct forward course and the doctor
been sef-ln-icted, but had been fired in a direct
head.
The boy and his sister were alone in the base
nleht on Friday evening after supper. when
Ars- IrOehnke heard a pistol shot. She ran
downstairs and found the boy king face down
ward on the tOeT and by his head a revolver
Annie was trembling violently, and IL some
time before she could say her brother had shot
himself accidentally while shooting at a rat
Then she became hysterical-
Coroner Williams ordered investigation by
CorOner's Physician Wuest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-05
SNYDER CONVICTED.
TIVE YEARS N PRISON FOR THE ST.
LOUIS BRIBER.

. .,s rrt 4-The Jury IN the Nn'oNr case
r. - j, verdict Of guilty, fixing the pun
- an ate years IN the peniien'.ais-
4, s-yser was one Of the men charged with
$50, hrires no the members 81 The 81 LOUIS
-.,.r 10 secure ,he passage or OH CIV
,-s-rbfse to the Central Traction Com
Frederick g. Trhof tesJIned that snyder
.sr.ras him $4,000 for his vote sending me
.. ~ his house by Louis &. Dlecknann.
,-or., Uthof said h. refused, and snya
, ID his house and took h away snyder
49,. s-rr~strg to Uthor, offered nm NI"'''o
tr- the Central Traction bilL and also
v.-rk Tor has gas Din .'''" 7''1 '''' ''
frzaa This bride also.
49, .,v-e OF John Sculllu, q former street
--s --srrate of ST. Louis, and OF Edward
-,.al politician. were involved IN the
Gorge J. Kobusch. president Of the -.
... Car COMPANY, was called a witness,
--t4 rbst SNYDER had told MIN of paying
- S5oop0 for his vote. Under severe ques-
,,,~trr K8tusch said that he. snyder John h.
blessing Edgar A. Merhan, J.. b. Tebbetts
.r4 n II Marshall ve-e interested in the Cen
-ral Traction hl.
Srvder.s LAWYERS -ried go show that he Was
rot = resident of 81. Louis and SO was not under
the Jurisdiction 81 the court. Many witnesses
were called and dispositions read 70 show THAT
he was resident Of Kansas City.
Among The witnesses was the wife ~ sn2 der
Sevsral members and former members q the
S- Louis Counsel have been arrested !n con-
rsrtion with the case and held under heavy
ban. IN nearly every instance S45ooo.
when Circuit Attorney Folk. The prosecuting
officer began his Investigation several Of the
Counclrlen fled from 81. LOUIS and were only
found after much trouble. particular difficulty
being experienced IN the case of one who went
ro Mexico. When he returned 20 81 Louis he
went before the grand jury and turned states
evidence. giving as his reason that the other
members NJ the noodle gang did not stand hy
him bur refused no send him money 10 Mexico
and allowed his wife 10 suffer. Several other
members or the gang then offered 10 become
states evidence. only TWO or three were &C.
rerted. however, and then Mr.. Folk said tha'
whoever else confessed must do 50 az rs Own
risk as immunity would be promised 10 no one
The accused members OF the city Council
have NOT yet been tried as Mr. Folk wanted
s-st 10 run down the men guilty Of offering the
7ra hes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-05
CAR ON BRINK OF PRECIPICE.
II LEAVES RAILS On HOBOKEN
IRESTLE ONE HUNDRED FEET
ABOVE THE GROUND.

me passengers on a trolley car on the North
Hudson County Railway received a severe shock
and had a narrow escape yesterday from being
precipitated from the elevated structure TO the
rocks, hundred feet below. The elevated road
runs from Jersey City Heights 70 the Hoboken
Terry The ferry5oUnd cars run over "A sharp
curve from the Heights 70 reach the tracks OF
the tresJIe
crowded car was moving rapidly over this
curve when the front wheels bounded from the
race tore away The stout wooden guard ana
ne front NJ the car protruded beyond the SIDE
- ne structure before the car was stopped
me dIrlghted passengers were panic STRICKEN
ana several We're bruised and had their gar
H.ents torn ia the scramble 10 reach the rear
Platform and escape 10 the track Luckily. no
one vas severely injured The accident inter-
r4pLed traffic for an hOur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-05
rrcITTE cirCHT THRorGB AUNT.

sHf FF-us NErIiEw WHO RAD ESCAPED FROM
INSANE ASYLUM AID SENDS FOR POLICE.
Byron galzns OF 80. SOB Victory-ave-. Science
"'S escaped from The Utica state Insane Asylum
N' Weeks ago. After wandering over the state he
Jumped oH freight train bound Tor this city Being
-'-sa- De- bern BE- when IL reached The Bronx. and
"enl 'o his aunt Mrs Sarah CalHans Of No. s 81
John Save
Nis- Callins sent her maid for policeman and
s'ee'ed her nephew.
.ioi ans rilirg t0 -atg" was his response 10 her
"-.oome. u ann nearly starved
To- araer was -broul. open 20 him Immediately
"as eating Wheu Policeman Cramer. OF the
s' one-dtrdred- and -siNtieth-st station arrived
II. l1i Nth tEe lreat less maid Protesting that
In saie and had been tucarcerated BY his fam
Nss f,-si ms VIII the result - a plot Calkins
m ~ red t0 bellevue
o. y on non lusauffr he said. vehennently
m. .--etieFue authorities as he was escorted 70
rr1e - pavilion. - was iu The insane asy luu
ler.are escaped Take me before Judge
'''l hearira
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-05
CHICAGO TRANSFERS TO grpIr.
RAILWAY EMPRESS COMPANIES REFr-sr. 49,.
MEET UNION DEMANDS

Chicago, oct The railway express .or-
panies in Chicago have made up tbai- -,
10 night the union Of their teamsters -
than 20 submit 10 its present demands. 7ba
teamsters have prepared for the struggle -,
AZ d meeting tomorrow night VIII I, h -
pected formally order a strike.
Apparently the last hope Of mediation fis.-.
peared to-day when the teamsters sent An ,,I+.
matum that the companies must recognize ,bs+
union and hire none except its members A.,
conference held later the companies refused p,
agree 10 this and ordered all OF their teamsta-s
10 meet In the various harms tonight. Al tbas-
meetings The men had the choice OF working for
the companies or remaining in tsssr Organize
ton They chose the latter course
II the strike continues and the coupanIas t~,-
10 move express by freight II viii involve oya-
rhirty-f0ur hundred more i viii stop rba
TRANSFORMATION OF thousands Of packages ~
money ana freight. 10 say nothing OF tons ~
fruit poultry and meats Il viii affect prsc-
ticauy every mail order house IN the city ana
VIII Inconvenience many Of the wholesale nrrns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-05
,.,,r ,,vRrP OF ~FOrR TRACK SERIES

7,e. ,-v-yo-s Central Railroad has issued
- ~ ms pamphlets descriptive OF travel
- ,,s various routes. II contains hiy-'"o
- ard ts No IS Of the -Four Track series
-, n, -olors. with facsimiIes Of the title pake7
- ...r n, rB- thirty-dve numbers OF ne Eou'
80, series. and tn little page ot me Fo1I
- So. The series OF eight etahl'iss Oh
- long the lines u the Central Is al-o '"-
- ana 4, n-t Is made Of the s~Frni5-~'A
- -trr4s i'm the various numbers of inc tolr
-, s.-tas 90 A list If agents and foreign repre-
-a,t.,iyas is also appended.
so,n. hi th, tit.es Of th, pamphlets whose N,'
-a,- .,-a ra,r1tu-rI aad whose 'onJ-"-7 are 'e-
-, ,-a- .-Trh- Luxury Of Modern KAN" 's
--ray-I 90 I'm. Railroad and me ul-l'o.LlIS'
A,,s-t-s.- summer Resorts, SUBURBAN ii'"-'s
>,r,r ~ tn- Harlem River America y .'''7'
I3.,-ts. .Iu tna Adirondack Mountains. hree
~ a. ~, n, Nevy-York Two 70 FllItrA L -s1-
t 49, -T1,,-- Two Days az NlaEai d p,
--r---4 islands Race Win N AI 49,, -
-~,5 ItsiI - Fifteen Hundred Mis- 49, - m
- l.rI[ central Lines WIN d. .S7,s
rhah Z .!!--,.La- Block signals on lne Ns"-
tIop"eI, 1T III -.r1e Adirondack Mountains ana
~ =, tsserh Them" Kouud ne Va ~ --.~t- q,
ilyN 10 Ile.. t1',--rifuI- Real Rapid Lrahsil 70
Saratosa 80 - --,,E1s A Message 70 Garcia
NluetN SLbl5 ILf o. A New Map or ASIA ana
. - Irrafrl, Seen from tne Ff-
- ~ 0rsar Steanls hips. DeLtIt, % y, ne M -
80 ~ ~ World and 'tl-''rle1'
W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-05
MYSTERY n H0LDWG or BODY.
PAPERS EE5ARuING MAN or ROMANTIC CAREER
sEHr To SPANISH MINISTER

PAPERS EE5AR--NG MAN or ROMANTIC CAREER
sEor To SPANISH MINISTER
Bellevue hospital has mystery in the death 81
John Mahorey. forty-three years old. from con-
sumption. ia was taken there on September . in
sn ambulance from 81 Vinceuts Hospital. having
been removed 20 the latter institution the dsv pre-
nols from SO. - Crosry-=r when the man died
me body Vas Sent Oh the NorEue until word could
H. sem o. his relatives. Yesterday man who said
DE was ta- spanish Consul called up Morgue
Keeper Fame on the telephone, according TO the
morgle keeper and told him nor 10 bury Mahoney's
'''y ir me P0tters Field. as he had learned thar
Doe man had married the daughter 0f - Spanish
duke
These Facts .el 10 an .uvestlgation of the story
'.a ia. spanish consul was seen. He denied teIe-
lho..'F OF sending word 10 Bellevue IN any way.
~ n. = -rl-rE--t DO was sa3d that Mahouey had
49, l..r N-,l a1 aunt. Mrs Catherine Jones.
At...-itt. ilr cousin, nr no. ~ tirdul-st-
49, ,... -' wanted ta Gel. ras story ut hs life. Tn
VS. -..at about twelve OF fourteen years aEo he
-.-i.-'t li" -a-gl-er 1t Spanish duke He
-t-'' -- cousin "a bulky envelope which u- re-
a-- VITO. Was iH nr SEM rO the Spanish Minister
~ washington IA. ut opened IT. said that The
-..rI .le history ot John Maaouey's life
49, -.-.. tt..a..- papers Not thinking that llS
e-rI N.-.. nh. be- short time. James LETT the
-iNrI.Ee "a. lrr hospital his cousins care. and
~ eN-. Ee n.Nf ri-rt hr was informed that
EleT1 Do E1- informed thar The envelope had been
NaI1re f1 Washington. James said that his
tel. .a. been ~ rowing disposition. and thar
-1. H' aIg written to his aunt that no Nss
NI>. AZ me U.rCu- las body bore "a tag marked.
'..- -lf spanish eer~I. order
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-05
eRorrs REPLY TO BCRLwGHan
CoS-RoIL.EE SAYS BOARD or EDUCATION TEEsI-
DENT ADMITTED DELAY rs FOR
WAKuINC4 CONTEaE--

Controller circuit yesterday replied 20 the attacks
made on him hy President Birmingham ~ The Beard
q Education. He said In part
7 have not criticised the Board OF Edl-auo- or
its administration % the schools tHeu-areS. H-r
have confined my remarks r0 trc conditions EXIST
Ing On the three coordinate bureaus ~ me Board
u Education having control over supplies and ra-
pairs. buildings and the audit % t1e DIS ~ the
department The DELAY in me t1rv-a-ci-g ~ cone
tracts rests in NY opinion. with The h-ars OF those
rUrea Mr. Cook. ~ the Auditing Bureau Mr
simmons. the sUperintencert ~ the Bureau - sup
Plies and Repairs and NJ snyder, the supertuterd-
eut ~ the Bureau q Buildings ] arm tired ~ fre
constant appeals 20 this department % pass upon
bills which contractors have been given 10 under
stand held mp here. bur which. t- "a have
many Of them reached the finance 1rrarr--rur.
while others have 0n-T been received after Ions
and unnecessary delay
II these coordinate bureaus responsive Tor the
DELAY were under single business head I mink
the situation would le much improved 1t me
Board % Educarion appoint business manager. 70
necessary. These bureaus are responsible only 90
the Board Of Education. itself body 80 men wrD
necessarily. u their large individual iG-
terests unable 10 keep close these mat
t-rs themselves and handle them single ~esDou-
chile head 90 business department would De-
able 70.
I wrote Mr. Birmingham REGARDING the dsaT ir
forwarding such contra s a. this Office and DO has
admitted serious delays. and fU turn. asked
what could be- done 90 stop a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-05
POLICE HELD By uUTNY LOCK-.
CAPTAIN DONOVAN UNKNowINGLY IMPRIs-
CNs HIS MEN ~ FREMONT STATION

CAPTAIN DONOVAN UNKNOwINGLY IMPRIs-
oNs HIS MEN ~ FREMONT STATION
Captain Donovan vas the innocent cause Of ef-
-sctlally locking the fremont station asst evening
for forty minutes 30 that no one could leave the
building. and showing that IN case Of nre the
station would ae d unsafe place for prisoners and
policemen
A. clock a- turned our chr men for the hrst
---lt tour He then started Jo 90 home The door
was 7le1 REer Captain Donovan started 10 90 out
and Sergeant Egan asked him % close the door
The captain went OUT and slammed the door be-
hind him.
The station Being a new one IS htred With many
patent devices. among Them .'muuny lock on
the trau, door When the lock is set the door can
only be- opened from the outside oy means OF a
special k-r l- IS called a -m-tny lock because
l. o. intended 90 ,hEar, attempt 10 escape II az
outbreak should occur l tre cef=. FOR use iu
raids when large number ~ prisoners are taken
Either AIS .srs had a--7 tempered wtth or else
The force ot captain Donovan 8 sam looSel the
catch. The t7o- locked ITSELF The men hIt then
returned IRON .'~ afF posts al.l NeIe "a4.."s ~
missed rra -.HcH the door could not open o.
HrlerS -r..l. without success The d-Hl--liy was
''Tra Door only pee opened from the outside,
Dc remaTs-l. "and one ot SON men had better -
from fr- outside"
4 b..a-r5r started so- tre year. The windows are
that VaF Tn. policeman Nnp mao 01ru sent 20
ta- r-ar soon returned wit1 ne Information mar
--f -4.a.s 30 -. suck ta=t If- sad that 10
.urr--i-I. -r ser the patrol wagon 'Et a1t mar
dinner began 20 complain
About O'Clock sergeant Esar persuaded man
named James crosby. Faa lives 'n t"Faaan1. i'
Urfu ire door.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-05
$500 al - AssOCI4TION

~ % r1e supreme Court Yesterday
decision In favor Of the Mutual
49, 49, -, IT, Association. in suit brought
arainet II by william 3. crosby justice Lru'A
IN his OPINION sustains the es@'y 'l .' 80,
~ -, - = certain class of its member
s5iS -, baISs rEat on principle me risHt e, -
~ fr--Ir.r,ce IN which tire policies ail7-'eN NV'0
issued - ,bts ir,nortaut noint
on fbe merits In the state Of Ne~-f 9Ts, SthP1sn
ereslnhs 70 - ,-,bsr Of other States. a. we'll as
frs 81 fed raj