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The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-11-12
DECISION AGAINST MOLINEU1.
Cannot Compel Prison Authorities to
 Return TIIs Photographs.

Albany, Nov. 11.-Roland B. Molineux cannot compel the return to him of the photographs and Bertillon records con- stituting the personal record of his case in the office of Superintendent c. ". Collins of the state prison department. The appellant division, third depart ment, to-day affirmed the order of Jus tiee Howard denying Molineux's appli- cation for a peremptory mandamus up on Superintendent Collins.
 Molineux contended that his acquittal of the charge of murder vitiated the states right to keep record of him as g. convict, and demanded the return of the records. Justice Howard denied the ap- plication on grounds of public policy. The appellate division affirms without opinion.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-11-12
FATAL TROLLEY ACCIDENT.
TOUR KILLED ON ERIE, PA, TRACTION co. LINE.
Several seriously Injured, Two of Whom win Die--Air Brakes Become Lose on Gravel Car standipg on n siding on . steep Grade and 1t Crashes Into Reguiarcar.

H
 Erie, Pa, Nov. 11-A terrible accident happened early tonight on the Erie Traction company line, which runs be- tween here and Cambridge Springs, in which four people were instantly killed and several badly injured, two fatally. The accident happened one mile south of McKean, or about eleven miles from this city.
 The dead: Clark Amidon, of McKean, Mrs. James Bartley, of Edinboro, Miss c. Leham, of Lavery. and Mrs. c. W. Sherwood of Cambridge Springs.
 The injured: Mrs. Lind, Cambridge Springs, leg broken; Miss Carmelita Willing, Erie, badly bruised; Clement Anderson, rnotornan, hurt internally, will die; P. H. Davis, Goshen, Ind, in jured internally, condition serious; Peter Guchez, Mexican. hurt internally, serious.
 The accident was caused by the brakes on a car of gravel becoming loose and allowing it to run out from the side track on which 1t had been placed to the main track where there was heavy down grade. While run- ming at high rate of speed 1t met and almost crashed through the passenger car which left Erie shortly after six o'clock, and which was filled with peo- plp
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-11-12
MISS HoBsos SUED.
Her Maid Wants s1o.ooo for False
 Arrest.

New York, Nov. 11.-The summonses that Captain Richmond Pearson Hob- son secured on Monday for the appear ance of three people to try and explain the disappearance of jewelry, money and one of his medals were to-day dis missed Miss Margaret Hobson, his sister, had reported their loss. Owing to her indefinite statements the court advised that she drop the case.
 When Miss Hobson left the court room she was served with papers by attorneys for her colored maid, Lizzie Britt, in s10,0O0 damage suit The papers charged false arrest and im- prisonment and malicious persecution.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-11-12
Croler Made L,fs Member.

New York, Nov. 11.--At a meeting of the governors of the Democratic club held tonight, Richard Croker was unanimously elected a life honorary member of the club This honor is shared only by former President Grover Cleveland.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-11-12
GENERAL WOODS PROMOTION
Senator Teller to Make Inquiries Be-
 fore 1t ts Made.

fore 1t fs Made.
 Washington, Nov. 11.-Senator Teller gave notice in executive session of the senate to-day that before action is taken on the nomination of Brigadier General Leonard Wood, to be major general, he desired to make certain in- quiries relating to the nominees mili- tary record. The nomination with a. number of other narmy appointments was referred to the senate comnlitte on military affairs. It has been stated that the promotion of General Wood will be opposed, and if protest is now to be an investigation by the committee. The senate was in executive session half an hour, the time being occupied in referring presidential nominations to the proper committees.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-11-12
MELLEN CHOSEN PRESIDENT.
Annual Meeting of Norwich and New
 York Tran.porIanon Company.

Norwich. Nov. 1.-The annual meet ing of the Norwich and New York Transportation company was held here this afternoon. Directors chosen were John NJ. Hall, A. George Bullock, of Worcester, c. F. Brooker, of Torring- ton, Charles F. Choate, of Boston, c. P. CoggsWeIl, of Norwich, Thomas B. Eaton, of Worcester, Oliver L. Johnson. jr., of Norwich. George J. Brush, of New Haven. and Charles s. Mellen. Officers chosen later were: President. c. S. Mellen; treasurer, o. L. Johnson, jr., secretary. M. M. Whittemore, New Haven.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-11-12
CAUSED STIR IN LONDON.
Report That the "Morgantzer of tho wor'do Was fo Retire.

Wor'do Wns to Retire.
 London, Nov. 1.-The report from New York to the effect that J. Pierpont Morgan proposed to retire from busi- ness was given prominence in the news papers here to-day, and the weakness Of Americans on the stock exchange was attributed thereto, though the op- orators were somewhat skeptical as to the truth of the rumor.
 1.-The King, of Trusts" "The Morgan izer of the World,'' "The Financial Ti- tus." are a few of the titles bestowed on MT. Morgan by the papers which comment on the report.
 MT. Morgan's London House declares the report of his intended retirement to be "Guite untrue"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-11-12
English Estate for J. P. Morgan, Jr.

London, Nov. 11.--It is said to-day that J. P. Morgan, jr., has just taken an estate in Hertfordshire, which is for himself, not, as some newspapers have reported, for his father.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-11-12

Lieutenant Bilsen's book which con- sists of 27O pages, relates incidents of the abuse of soldiers, tells of alleged actions discreditable to officers and brings in local families in Forbach whose identities are only slightly yelled.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-11-12
Basketbail.

Meriden, Nov. 1.-The home team de- feated Bridgeport tonight by the score 5 of S7 to 16. Attendance 400.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-24
PRODUCED a SENSATION.
Dismissal Of Mr.. Tyner Given Out by
Postmaster General.

Just before the Post Office Department
closed yesterday afternoon Postmaster
General Payne sprung genuine sensation
by announcing the summary dismissal from
the position Of assistant attorney general
for the Post Office Department Of James
N. Tyner.
Coupled with the announcement was the
startling charge that all the papers and
records in the safe OF the latter's ONCE had
been distracted by Mrs.. Tyner. wife OF the
discharges official, with the assistance Of
others.
The announcement was made by Post
master General Payne to a large number
Of newspaper correspondents, who had
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-24
Miners Return to Work.

MAHANOY CITY, Pa, April A.-Pursu-
ant to the action taken at mass meeting
here yesterday 10000 miners returned to
work in the Mahanoy district today. waiv-
ing the Saturday short work day pending
a settlement of the dispute by board OF
The Shenandoah valley men
have as yet made no move to accept tho
company terms, and are stu ilaA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-24
Woman Arrested for Murder.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. April 34.-Mrs.
Jennie Flood of this city was arrested to-
day for the alleged murder of John London.
who was shot to death in Grattan town.
shin last Tuesday. An accident insurance
policy for 81, 600 was recently taken out on
London's person, with Mrs. Flood as the
beneficiary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-24
SUNDAY Belts.

2Cnc tomorrow for the new SOC.
Wv tailor made Silk Belts, and
only 25c for usual 39c Silk Belts,
wit large Ornamental slide and
buckle.
n6Oc for White Pique Belts, with
AVS gilt, nickel and black
buckles. oblong and oval shapes All
sizes here tomorrow morning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-24

nc 1reatest W. MafcnmOnt
1he VOyncn
A Gentleman Player Qus.) Robert Nelson Stephens
An Enemy to the King Ullus Robert Nelson Stephens
The Road to Paris Qlus) Robert Nelson Stephens
For the Freedom of the Sea illus T. Brady
Inc Adventures of Sherlock Holmes Conan Doyle
l.
War Time Wooing illustrated Capt. Charles King
The Landlord at Lions Head Qlus w. D. Howells
The Nerve of Foley illustrated Frank H. Spearman
Ihe FoWer Beatrice. Harraden
Col Carter of Gainesville Qlus) F. HOpkinson Smith
Wofville Qustra ted Alfred Henry Lewis
Mr.. Dooeys Philosophy Observation-Disclosures F. P Dunno
Inc wages OF Lucas Malet
In the Fog. Harding
MarceHa Mrs. humphrey Ward
In the Name of Woman llustrated) A. W. MarchmOnt
Graustark B. McCutcheon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-24
Sunday Wells.
Sunday Handkerchief,
1Oc

f6Nc tomorrow for choice of 121ac
AVS and 1Sc .Handkerehiefs, en-
broidered and lace trimmed, in all the
new spring-summer styles. Only soc
for SOC French linen beauties-very
sheer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-24
Sunday Hose.

Or Tomorrow for Csc Gauze Lisle
%OS Hose. with double soles and
medium-weight Black Isle, with
white heels and toes.
nMc Tomorrow for the 25c Swiss
ribbed Vests, with long
sleeves and knee length; umbrella
pants; lace trimmed. 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-24
SUNDAY Ties.

On, Tomorrow for best new 25c
e H. Fourth hands. Bishop Stocks
and Embroidered Turnover Collars.
Only lie for some 25c Ties.
26Nc Tomorrow for the new SOC
wv White Chevfot Ascot Ties,
with ends embroidered in grapes,
fruits and flowers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-24
Sunday Sacques.

EMC Tomorrow for Milady's Dain-
~ test of Dainty Lawn Sacques
and kimonas. Sample garments,
worth up to $500, at SOC for choice.
Roc Tomorrow for $1OO Black
Petticoats, that look like ex-.
pensive silk skirts. Note the accor-
dion fiounce and dust ruff1e.
Sunday Wells.
AAc Tomorrow for the new zoe
Made Chiffon Wells; also
Fancy Mesh Wells, with ribbon Dor
ders.
1Mr tomorrow for choice of 100
~ styles of Csc Veils-chofce Of
the largest collection outside Of New
York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-24
Corset Covers.

zMc tomorrow for dreams of
Corset Covers, intended to
retail at $3.50. Only too few-Come
early.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-24
Sunday Corsets.

SG zNtomorrow for $3.50 French
&c. P.' Corsets Early
visitors will find all sizes. No prom
Use made those who come later.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-24
The Palais Royal EE49aaEy#E@Dh
fE&FH&&zE7MMxM
Annual Sale 4#z #:< g@E=
OF Hurt Books. D1
the is o ON -IH
books A patal lis O0Vo

In the Palace of the King. F. Marion Crawford
Marion Crawford
Saracnesca Marion Crawford
Second Thoughts Idle Fellow. K.
j.
The Maid OF Maiden Lane Amelia e. Barr
The sorrows OF Satan Marie COrelh
Marie Corelli
Quality. Frances Hodgson
n Connection With the De Willoughby Claim,
Frances H Burnett
Dross Qllustrated) Henry Seton Merriman
With Edged TOOLS Henry Seton Merr1man
The Sewers. Henry Seton Merriman
Damnation of Theron Harold Frederic
Soldier Stories tTlustrated) .Rudyard Kpling
McTeague Frank Norris
The Castle Inn. Stanley ]. Weyman
The Jessamy Bride. Frankfort Moore
Dash a Throne Qllustrated) IA. w. Marchmont
By Right of Sword Clustrated). w. Marchmont
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-24
SUNDAY Gloves.

CT 2R Tomorrow's Special price
" u sCO for $50 Palais Royal Kid
Gloves. Every pair fitted and guar
anteed. Choice of Suede and G1ace
Kids, In all the new spring styles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-24
Sunday Coats.

G. 6Od0 Tomorrow for the $500
VOoVV value Atwood Covert and
Cheviot Jackets, lined throughout
All sizes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-24
s'SaiQOrs.''

The newly correct Sailor, the
palm Beach," with fiat crown and
extraordinarily wide brin. Pine
apple, Rough and Ready and Split
Braids, finished with navy and black
bands. $1.5o, S. and $3.50 the
prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-24
POST OFFICE SCANDAL
Continued from First Pase.)

marily Diminishing Mr.. Tyner II the depart
nent concluded that this action should be
taken.
The Postmaster General had not then
fully informed himself-about the details OF
the extraction Of papers from the safe and
did not ask anything as to prosecution OF
those engaged in taking the papers. He
merely wanted to know II he had authority
to dismiss Mr.. Tyner. He was informed
that he did have this authority.
In this connection the Department Of
Justice ftates that Mr. Tyner is in no way
an employe Of that department, as EVIL
denced by the fact that his dismissal was
made through the Post Once Department
he Is not presidential appointee. and the
postmaster General can remove him with
out legal question. It is said that the Of
fee OF assistant attorney general Of tho
Post Office Department is the only one Of
that kind in the government. service that
power or removal does not belong to the
Department of Justice. Mr.. Tyner's work
was wholly under direction of the Post
master General, and the Department Of
Justice did nothing but pay him his salary.
May Be No Prosecution.
There was naturally much interesting
speculation throughout the departments OF
the government today about the Tyner
case. and whether Mrs. Tyner and the
others with her at the time could be prose
cuted for their work. The opinion prevail
ed among legal minds that no successful
prosecution can be made.
The view taken is that Mr.. Tyner was an
officer of the Post Office Department last
Tuesday; that as the government permits
the habit of officials using public safes for
private papers he had a right to send his
wife or some representative there to secuSe
his private papers, inasmuch- as he could
not go himself; that he was about to go
out of Office and If he had been physically
able his right to go into his Office and Sc
cure these papers would hardly have been
questioned or interfered with: that even IL
he had taken official papers away for
perusal and had returned them before the
date OF his retirement he would have been
doing nothing criminally wrong; that many
officials of the government take official pa
pers to their homes to go over, and that the
practice is general.
One result Of the incident. 1t is pointed
out today, may be the issuing Of orders by
the heads of departments that private
papers cannot be kept in the safes of the
government. thereby tending to stop what
many persons have for long time termed
an abuse of government privileges in this
respect It Is almost certain that some
action in this direction will be considered
by heads of departments and probably pro-
mulgated In the course of a short time.
The Post Office Department sent the pa
pers in the Tyner case to the Department
of Justice this afternoon about 1 o'clock,
and they are now before the department.
Shortly after that hour Solicitor General
Hoyt went to- his luncheon, and it is not
thought to be likely that any action will be
directed this afternoon, possibly not even
tomorrow, as 1T is the intention of the Off
Gals to consider the case in the fullest
manner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-24

Leather Belts for boys and girls.
All sizes at. ..................
Boys and Girls 19c quality Black
Stockings. All sizes. ................
Children's &c Stockings, with dou-
BILE knees, etc. All sizes. ...........
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-16
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biuieers tsm BIassts pris: si.aS.

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Decorah-posten., 1903-06-16

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pa nteo min 9atter," eller. Seq rel.
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tpranniiere fine SuItruer, eaer at prre
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barcr iia life pda ret ManEc. Com
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&riitcn; men ian b2iat!er jig fife me-
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oen cllcr Snitrucu ei.er It paaIflen-
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maalet iom / acknowledgements. pilac
Der blipe m;nArc grbsioe at naiere
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Decorah-posten., 1903-06-16
500 Selonnino 500.

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lt.blbtr q; NuasSo. Cellars fpg hpsrt Siliulee, baort
trups @rtbJtR life tepirier peieseecli,. Sfrtaeitr
S,rt co Gienestnre.
ehsaspS SO. 1osso o
~ SuIgcS hos gprts,srs.
Halls Family / ills or be ttefte,
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-16
9ee @erlc til ncbenfaacnSe ~betpbclis ucbiatte $riier

Ccrpr ueSrtc @oIinrr fan erDoIbcs G8trG, gotncrtre, S5,"ssss
,Nr Watuoni til rcbUt,oe Errr 8 Dfabccui CT &rfu pna bor @afins
$3.50 bper'. .Gon fn ih iGrts fig Ell patrere Srrlupss eqer Suc. 8reirt
ub So "a eur s5. Drop Head GRubo3ni % Swell Front, 9rs s2soo
% $4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-16
Wiecemiiu ScIifabcts 1900
Garsuacsc.

8i5conitn SotaiafhoIbsiclitabct Sfhols
Ser iii 1900 HarSmecc / &eirtp, %eriiot
50, g~&i5conIin, ecn 26nc, 27hc % 2Soc
,$uui. Srcrag OF 2erbag oil b!jp2 pcnut
let til N~orrcningcr mep WnSftnea'r
tucr Nittn. Ser: $rpltcr ~ Nfbo.nsa
talcre ril blipc Der % boin: Eorcnro8.
Ssuna0 Nca 2Ses CT nor SSt meo CT
riahoIbiat Yroaram.
Mou oil 9lroe Solicit gScitbn oeo ar
mootngc here's p:nigc Suobrnsiic til
@es.t. CO cubp,r, Der tisnncr SoItrt ntr,
p:a. at man attn blipcr bicrtc!ta o.
9iritirit mnotngct.
Nnelitm S.rge,
@iscouIiu S.lita5ctS SefretGr.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-16

.Suscu puse pIassS of Saritoppe ie,
loiS eufper nioite, buor nanrligt o. burr
tist 9ireatf @looo Sittcrs rcsu!crer
Rapsn % D iuepeusigr Seie.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-16

&umOcn: "Sar Gc ct aoOt MioocI
moo &~iQtoruc?"
NnolDcfcren: "Sn her Ct cn iors
trUifcIig Salue. iom en- al mine
aunNcr oar bruat | oe iibitc ~iiorten
Tor mco uomerfet aoot HciuItat."