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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-22
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Sebermann tpeiB, bab in iebem par
lamentarilden 2anbe Die IoOotater
bas srobe Wort fiibren unb Die meiz
item polititer itenen. Sas lit gang
natiirli&, benn bon 8erufs fpescn
miifen fie mebr ooer penigcr quite
&ebner iein, unb bas &eOen 1T ia Die
Sauptia6e i'm parliament. Nfit i6nen
ftreiten um bic 8orberri6aft Die @utss
beiiber, unb buna9 tommen ielbfper>
ftGnbli9 bic Sournaliiten, Die eigents
lid on Der Spite fteben; Denn Elm 9uz
ter She'll Der 2eute, Die ibren Seruf
aIs Qbpofaten angebsH, iino mebr
Sournaliften als 4bpofaten. SIM
fransDiii6en pdrlament Itsben an Der
nierten Stele bic Ier5te, Deren be>
riibmtefter 9err glemenceuu lit.
Gin Beirut aber, Der in feinem par
Iamentariiden Sanbbu9 bsrSei9net
fiebt unb Der trpbbem i'm frdnsDiti9sn
Parlument Sablrei9e @ertreter bat, lit
Der Oi6ter. Ser befdnnteite parldz
mentariI9e Oi6ter lit alerbings felt
benz lebten Sriibiabr nidt m.br De-
putirter. Glopis 5usues, ipSialifti.
{6er @ertreter bes BARRIER Nrbeiters
biertels 8ellebile. pbI9pn err Der ions
nisen prpbence entitammt unb Ser
fafer bes 6elbensebi9tes ga Cham
ion be Seanne b'Mre" lit, bat ii9 i'm
Jriibiabr BON Der politif suriidgeaps
gen, UNI binfort nur nod Der Oi6tz
tunIi gu Ieben. CT mar au9 10 aiem<
lia Der einSise franSDfi9e @olfsperz
tmreter, ben man einen our politit pers
irrten Oi6ter nennen tonnte. gne ans
beren Sihter, bic in Der &ammer pb.r
i'm Senat fben, ftnb Oi6ter nur 10
nsbenbei, aIfo 9slesenbeitsbidt.r.
Mber nein, bd lit nod elm Seputir,
ter, Der minbeitens ebenfopisl Oi6ter
tpie polititer lit, ia, Der als Oi9ter
melt befannter unb populdrer 1T benin
als Staatsmann. Minbetens elm
Ssabr lang fang unb pfiff mGnnielid
in Tranfrei9 unb Naparra bic foges
rannten vStanceS a Manpr": rMas
non, feb bic Some! Oas 1T Der
Sriibling, Oas TT bds grtpaden Der
2iebe, Der Serrin uler Sinse." Die
ies 2ieb unb piele anbere, bi. allen
8efuAern Der &iinftlerfneipen befunn.
unb %geldufis iinb, bat Rauriee Yous
fap gebi9tet, Der unter ieinem pabreu
Hamen Maurice Goupba Der 3ammer
ansebDrt unb NIT ben foaialiftiiAen
Rabitalen ftimmt. Boutap 1T ein
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-22

= 8iII gegen @inbuIts<
befebIe. Sie Mabresel. pelae in
Der b~oridbrigen &ongrebiehion unter
benz Hamen pearre Mntiz Sniunction=
gin einsebraat pOrben 1T, bilbets ben
neutrality-suspicious. elmer aonferens
spii9en benz prdfibenten &Oofepelt,
Samuel @ompers unb beri9ieoenen
anbern 8ertretern Der @merican Seoe=
ration Of 2abpr, fpel9e bringeno
piinf9t, bab Der prdfioent in feiner
Sabresbotidaft an ben aongrsb Iors
i6lGee in bic Ter Hi6tuns ma9t. 9errn
8ompers besleiteten Der Setretdr Der
federation, Srant Morrtion, uno
ssSames S'gpnnen bonn internationalen
@erbanbe Der Muf4inenbauer.
= Suff Bel BEN Cen Is
rensIern. Ni9t ipeniger uls d4ts
unbfiinfais 8srbaftunsen tpesen Sruns
fenbeit in elmer Wo9e in einem fleinen
Neff bes Yrp6ibitionsitaates Waine;
= bic Mpfelsrnte fei beuer 10 gut aus
aefanen. fiibrt bas 8latt, bas bies
@ortOmmnib melbet. ols gnti4ulbi'
eung an.
Gin ti4tiser Oeutf9'
Mmerifaner in ben &on<
sreb. SIN neunten aOnsrebbeairt bon
Wisconiin, Der feds Counties umfaBt,
lift Der in Oeuti9lanb seborene, iebr
fGbige Republifansr @uftap &iiiters
mann nit elmer Mebrbeit bon beinabs
fInftauienb gstpdblt tporben. ipie
Riharb 8artbolbt i'm 5ebnten, aus
Sbeilen Der Stabt ct. 2ouis unb bes
ct. 2ouis gountp ~beftebenben &Or'
grebbeairt bon Mifouri gum a4ts,
Nal seipGblt purbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-22

Sas @efdngniB gu Cation,
W}b., ipurbs neulih @benbs bpn &.
Rdpmonb GREENWOOD, einem iunaen
tpetBtn Wanne, Der tpegen unprbentliz
den 8etruaens uuf Der Strabe psrbuf=
tet lpprDen mar, in 8ranb oeItedt, uno
tn Der a1gemeirsn @ufregune eeluna
es ibn, aus Dem 9efGngnib SI entfomz
men. 9reentpopb bate iein 8ett uno
8ett5eug in elmer @de feiner Belle aufz
geitapelt unb bann entpeber abi6tli9
poer SufGaig in 8ranb eeitedt. Oas
Seuer tpuros crit entbsdt, aIs bider
&au9 bic @Gnse fiiute. 9ls Sberiff
Gaulf Die 3ene 9reenpopbs Offnete,
fano er biefelbe leer. Nnem @nf6ein
mad bate fi6 Der @efangene bi6t an
Den @insang eeftelt unb mar beim
Seffnen Der Shiir in Der Gang aez
i9liipft, obne baB er bel Dem &du9 Be-
merit purbe.
: 9ansnatiirli9 d. o.: Der
Oireftpr Der 8erii6erungsgeIenf6aft
4. l1trlmf oil lelle Spbne IN ods
9eidGft. Wie finben Sic base g.:
Gang natiirli9! @r ais Better nil
bod an feline Sprofsn barin 6as
ben!
Ote Ia9barf9aft Der
8ictpriaz5Gne in &bobeiia lit berars
tig popular als Winterz 3efprt ge=
porber, bab9ptel>N eubauten baIelbit
nptbtpenbig ~eefporben iins.
Perfonen, mel9e mi benz
rufif6en ct. @nbreas Srbsn betp>
rtrt perhen, baben bic 8ere6tisung.
ben parbon zines gum Sobe perurs
tbeilten Menf4en gu ~berlaneen.
Die Stimmgeber in benz
Siftrift, tpel6en Gon9rebmitglieb
Sulius 9abn BON San Sraneisco perz
tritt, iinb felt benz iiiugitsn grbbeben
bon 1926 auf 5000 eei9molsen.
Gnslifde &apitaGtten
beginner isbt pieber bic @olbminea
in ben Ilpen gu bearbeiten, in beren
S6a6ten bic bon BEN &0mern berur.
theilten @hriiten bef6Gftiat purben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-22
ga IN be{b6m,nb uub betriibenr.

w VI cIufVuttttp uHu
tpie bic 8erliner, Der Masiftrat an Der
Spite, tpetteiferten, ben S~ranaoien 81
bienert urb fi9 ibnen eefGlig gu err
peiIen. sic i~iberboten fi9 gerabeSu
in Senunsiatipnen unb M~neebereien,
unb bic grbGrmli9fett fanb ibren
SDbepunft, ais Der 8erliner Magi1trat
einen 8.febl erlieb, bab ieber 8iirser
etpa in feinem 8efiB befinbli9e Wdfz
fen abliefern miife, Bel @ermeibuns
fofortiesr Sobesftrafe. Sus mar Ielbit
ben TranSoien 81 piel unb es mag eli
men feltIamen Ginbrud sema9t babsn,
ais am nd9ften Sag Der &ommanbunt
BON Berlin, Der General 9uuin, oieiel
@rlab pioerrief.
n.berbaupt duberten Die TranaoIen
ibren Nbf6eu unb Gtel iiber ben eblen
Wettitreit Der 8erliner i'm OenunSiez
rem iinb @pionieren. Sn alien &rei>
fen Der 8epOlferuns bsfanoen fi9 gls>
mente, bic ii9 germ gu Subieften Der
Sransofen ma6ten, unb IN iol9er
Mlen9e fanben fi9 berartige Setter,
bab benen, bic iie riefen. felbit angit
unb bange purOs. Man eradblt ii4,
baB General Sulin eihen 8iirser, Der
linn .m5eigte, bab in Der 9aDel srpbe
6ol5porrGtbe bes aDnigs perienft
ieien, unpiri9 ertpibsrt babe, er mile
bas IGnsit, babe lie uber bisber nod
nidt anseriibrt, bamit sc. MajeftGt
Der RDnis BON preubsn 9ola senus
bebdIte, nm fir Iol9e 5aGunfen, tpie
bic 9,enunsianten, @alsen 81 erridten.
Nc.poleon Ielbft Guberte fi9 iiber
hieIe fdma9poGe GerbilitGt, iiber bieie
trni, brisenbe 9eTinnung, er tptfe ni4t,
pb er iih iiber bas, mas er in Berlin
febe unb bore, freuen ober i6Gmen
fone. SebenfaGs empfunb er es, baB
er Il B por elmer fol9en 8epOlterung
nidt gu fiir9ten bruu9e; er lieb ibr
benn audi iosar cine Dirt SeIbftperz
RAJ: uns unb f9uf cine 8iirsertpebr.
III blr fi9, Der i9muden Uniform tpsz
gen, mebr SreitpiGiss ~brGnsten, als
unite 5ubrinsen tparen. Sn ieoer Be-
7iebr ns purbe benz Hufe bes 8aiisrs
gefo'et unb INN oft genug nod mebr
gcgslsn als er forberte.
SIS lift unertlGrli6, pie fi9 bic 8erz
finer erniebrigten in ienen boppelt
truurieen Saeen, es liegt etne rnenb=
li9 iiefe Iittli9e gntpiirbigung in ibz
rem g~3enebmsn; erft btel ipGter funOcn
If6 tie 8iirger pieber Sure9t unb nur
IdnsI.am fam es i6nen gum 8spubtz
Tein, bab iie Yreuben tpuren, audi ges
bIisben tparen, trOs Hupoleons @ers
rceilen in Berlin.
0ieleiht mar Is audi mn Der srfte
Tidi6lag na9 Der Nieberlase BON
Scna, piellei9t bielten lie es fir flug
unb s~tpedmGbig, ben Sisger ni9t su
rei8e.i, ionbern i'm bur6 3uportomz
nlenf cit unb Sieniteifer bic 8ere6tiz
sung gum i9urfen @Orseben gu nebz
men. Ober lie ssbordten in blinber
S0nisstreue benz 8sfsbl TIRES Ssrr>
i6ers, Der ibnen na9 benz Sage bon
Send Sueing:
Ser &Onig bat cine 8utaiQe berz
loren iebt lit 2ube bic erite 8iirsers
pfli6t." = 3ubig finb bic 8erliner in
jenen Sasen tpirtlid gepeien -.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-22
WaBre8eIa 8eaea e@Ianeenbt6,
peratftuu8.

Sn ben Sropen fpielen pflansIi9e
unb tbtsrii9e 9ifte cine melt erDbere
&ole als BEL uns. Siefe SbatIa9e
pirb am beften bur9 ben llmftanb
inuitrirt, bub in Snbien iest mod
idbrli9 ni9t peniser als 10000
Menf9en bur9 S9langsnbib 3u
Grunbe eeben. Die englti9e 3egie>
rung bat besbdlb in 8ombdn elm be-
ipnoeres 2abpratprium erri9tet, in
Dem man ii9 dubsr nit elmer 4naabI
anberer fir bic eefunbbeitli9e S0r=
berurg bes 9anbes pi9tiger Sragea
AUDI bamit bei9dftist, Mittel unS
Wege gu finoen, I'M bieien bur9
S6lansenbiFe betptrften @erbeeruits
gen entsesen5utreten.
Gs bat ii9 nun eeaetot, bab 9sgen
ben Bib Der 8rilenf9Iunse cine Sc
rum6sbunblung iebr angebra9t lit.
@lerbings mub bas Serum, bu Der
8iB Der 8rineni9lange innerbdl5
orsi Stunben tDbtet, iofort our !9anb
fein. Wan gepinnt IS, inbem man
pferben S9langenaift einipribt unb
ibnen bann mad einiger 3eit ods
Slut absapft. Ous glut trennt iid
befanntli9 beim Steben in apei
Sbeiis: in ben feiten 8lutfudsn, Der
Die 8luttDrper9en entbGlt, unb in
bas 8lutpaFer pber Serum, bas bic
@runolage aaer Serumbebanblungs@
arten bilbet.
lin nun bas sur Serumbereitung
nOtbige S9langeneift erbaltsn gu
fOnnen, tperoen na9 einsm 8eri9te
bes acknowledgements Or. g0ie In
benz genannten 2abpratorium 5u
8ombup etpa 100 9iftf9Iangen ee<
balten. Ssbe befinbet ii9 in sinem
tleinen sifernen aGfie. Con ibr Slit
entnommen tperben, 10 pirb bic Sbir
bes &Gfigs geDffnet unb elm Gin9e>
borener i9Idgt nit einem Steden auf
bic &Gfisfpanb, porauf bic SGlanse
Sornis %beruusfdbrt unb fi9 bod aufz
ri9tet. Ser ginseborene briidt ibr
nit benz StoG. fpfort ben &opf ME-
Der, padt lie nit ieinsn 3eben beim
S6pan5 unb erersift lie nit Der
9anb i'm @enid. Our9 einen Druid
spingt er lie, bic Siefern gu Dffneu,
ppbur9 Die i'm Sbertisfer l~isesnben
@iftsGbne ii9tbar perben. 8stannt-
li4 befinpet fi9 i'm &iefer Der
S9lange unter ben @iftaGbnen bds
9iftreierppir. Spbulb bic S4lange
subeibt, pirb bic &urasl bes 3abnes
sesen bieies gebriidt, tpobur9 bas
@ift in ben bur9 bic gauge s3abn=
ldnge binbur6gebsnben @iftfanal
bineinsebriidt piro, 10 bab es an Der
3abnipiBe, mo Der &anal miinbet,
ausflieBt. Der 9iftappurat Der
Salange slei&t ulio sepifermabea
ben betannten SpriBen nit @ummiz
balen. SnfOlse ieiner 8ei9affenbsit
geniigt es, bic 3Gbne Der am @enid
feitgebdltenen S9Ianss in Elm @a9s>
tu9 ein3uitpben, bas iiber Elm 9las
geipanni lit. @s pirb bubur9 ber=
ielbe Druid auf bic giftbIaie ausge,
iibt, pie benin 8ib unb aus Der Spite
bes 3abnes entleeren ii9 mebrere
Srppfen Gift in bas 9las. Siefes
ipirb getrodnet unb ben Yfsrben elm,
geimpft. Wie man iiebt, lit bic Dirt
unb 8eiie Der 9epinnung bes
S3langsnierrms iebr einfa9 = nur
etipds 9efdbrli9!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-22
WetOteut @eIo.

Snbianopolie @ompofie 8rid Go.
Nftisn isbt $47 50 Der HntbeiI. Der
preis ifsiaf om "a Robsmber auf $50.
Ganb a~efauft. 5abrif aebaut. Waf9i.
nsrisn bier - bies III etne Faere unb
profitable SnueFfrung.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-10
WIS. CENTRAL'S NEW DIRECTO RS.
W. Z. bradford. President To Ne. says
There VIII he No Change Of Policy.

MILwA UKEE. Oct. a-Notwithstanding
the change in management, the policy Of
the Wisconsin Central will continue the
anne and the headquarters will remain in
Milwaukee, according to W. A. Bradford,
Jr., who will he elected president tomorrow,
when the designations of President Whit
comb and General Counsel Morris will
he considered. The stockholders to-day
eleCtedthe following board of directors:
George II. Cumming. New York: W. A.
Bradford, Jr., Cincinnati; T. L. Chadbourne.
Jr, New York; G. A. Fernald, Boston;
John F. Hill. Augusta, Me; +. +. Dewey,
New York; Henry G.. Starr. Richmond,
Ind; e. c. Rasmus, New York; Mark T..
Cox. New York; William F. Villas, Madi-
son. Wis, and Fred T. Gates. New York.
IL Is expected that the following officers
will be elected tomorrow:
President, ". A. Bradford, Jr.; chairman
of the board of directors, G. NJ. Cumming:
chairman Of the executive committee, T. T..
Chadbourne, Jr.; general solicitor, T. Fl.
Gill; general counsel, Godkin 4 C~hadbourne,
New York; treasurer, W. r. Hancock.
The choice of "a vice president is still in
a~beyance, but the name Of Herman Erb is
frequently mentioned in this connection,
though railroad men do not place much
reliance in the reports.
While continuing as president Of his
Cincinnati road, Mr.. Bradford will spend
much Of his time in Milwaukee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-10
THREE NEW 4. p. DIRECTORs.
Shareholders RatITy Selections Already
Made by DIRECTORY.

SAIL LAKE, Utah. Oct. s-T1-ee now
names appear among the Union Pacific
directors chosen at the annual meeting Of
These three had already been elected d.
rectors by the board itself, but their names
were voted on by the shareholders for the
first time to-day. They are Albert J. Earl
ing OF Chicago. Robert w Goelet OF New
York and David Wilcox Of New York.
Mr.. Earring is president OF the Chicago.
Milwaukee and st. Paul Railroad. ID is
presumed that this means simply giving
the se interests additional representation
on the board. He takes the place Of otto
Kahn, the banker. who resigned within
the year. Mr.. Goelet fills the vacancy caused
by the resignation Of Gen. Thomas T. Eek
ert, president Of the West rn Union Tple-
graph Company. Gen. Eckert rppresenie ed
the Gould interests on the board and fol-
lowed his principal, George J. Gould. in
reslgning slbseqlent 70 the determination
to build the Western Pacific, a connecting
road. David Wilcox was chosen in place OF
jacob II. Schif Of Kuhn. Loeb h Co.. who
resigned within the year from all direc-
torates. Mr.. Wilcox is president Of the
Delaware and Hudson Railroad. Of which
Mr.. Hartman for some time has been
dirpcSor.
The other directors are Oliver Amee.
Boston; William d. Cornish, New York,
Henry c. Frick, Pittsburg +. II. Hartman.
New York; Marvin Hughitt. Chicago; r. =.
Lovett, Now York: Charles {. peabody.
New York: William G.. Rockefeller, New
York; Henry H. Rogers. New York: joseph
+. Smith, Salt Lake james Stillman, New
York, and p. A. Valentine. Chicago.
There were represented 800. AS shares of
preferred stock out Of Oa5. 500 shares issued.
and ISL ,1t3 shares Of common stock ont
OF 1.0S4, 100 shares issued.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-10
e., ". { ID. INDEPENDENT.
New Plans OF Management DIscI Osed Al
S~tOckhOIders' Meeting.

CINCINNATI, Oct. a.-The determination
to operate the Cincinnati. Hamilton and
Dayton Railroad independent Of the Perp
Marquette and the Chicago. Cincinnati
and Louisville was shown at she annual
meeting of the stockholders Of the C., II.
a D. to-day.
Lawrence Maxwell. Jr., counsel for j.
Pierpont Morgan. explained TO the stock
holders the steps taken to set aside the lease
Of the Pere Marquette and the Act Of Mr..
Morgan through the receiver, JudSon
Harmon, in ~dissociating the G. c. 4 l..
from any participation with the c.. II.
I'D.
Mr.. Maxwell explained that the wisdom
OF those steps would be reflected in an in
creased value Of the c.. II. a D.. stock.
The stockholders voted 76,57S shares.
The following directors were elected for
three years: r. r, nodes OF Cleveland,
Samuel Spencer of New York. Henry F..
Shoemaker Of New York and W. T.. Dechant
OF Middletown.
The gross earnings for the year ending
June 30. 1908, from operations were s.. 39s.-
l39. After calculating taxes, interest on
funded debt, bills payable and receivers
certificates, rentals, depreciation, DC, there
is carried to the debit side Of profit and
loss 81 1852 ,l0l. The final accounts place
the balance on hand June 80, 1905, at SS,l2e,-
$50.
There was paid on c. II. 4 d. preferred
a dividend Of SIS $50, leaving an item of
81, 789, O3l tn the general balance sheet.
The additions and improvements TO the
property made in the year cost 81 ,O5O. GAG.
The figures show that Receiver Harmon
is working out the problem Of putting the
G.. II. A d. in first class condition from
its earnings and getting it to its place as a
paying property, minus the charges Of the
Pere Marquette and the G., c. a l..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-10
THE PRESIDENT CAME NOT.
spanish war Veterans waited In Vain GoV
Nr. Roosevelt 10 Review Them.

WASHINGTON, Oct. g.-There was a
miXup somewhere in the arrangements
for this afternoons parade Of the Spanish
war veterans, who are having their annual
national encampment here. Many of the
veterans thought that they we're to be
reviewed by President Roosevelt, who was
one Of them, and some Of those in charge
Of the parade had the same idea. As
things turned out, however, there was no
review, but a portion Of the paraders did
manage TO see the President; and Mrs.
Roosevelt in the bargain. And how they
cheered.
The Official explanation was made by the
committee on arrangements tonight that
President Roosevelt had offered 10 review
to-day's parade or attend a big banquet
on Thursday, and the committee had decided
on the banquet. The marshals were not
told OF this, however, and thinking the
President was to review the veterans
they marched the various organization
past the White House. But no President
hove in sight. The only reviewing figure
was Master Quentin Roosevelt, who,
MOUNTED OIL a dappied pony, watched the
ranks go by from inside the White House
gates.
There was more marching and counter
marcing or Pennsylvania avenue in front
Of the Presidents residence and finally the
marshals lined up their commands in two
lines through which the President was
supposed to pass. After thirty minutes Of
waiting those in charge came TO the con-
clusion that something was wrong and they
gave the order to retire.
Most Of the paraders had left the vicinity
Of the White House when the northwest
gate was opened and out Of the grounds
came a carriage dra wn by two horses. In
il we're the President and Mrs. Roosevelt.
They we're going TO Georgetown where
saddle animals were waiting them for a
ride. An organization OF negro veterans
was just passing the gate when the Presi-
dent and his wife appeared. Right behind
them were survivors of the battleship
Maine. The sailors boys recognized Mr..
Roosevelt and gave a shout. Lifting his
SLOUGH hat he returned the s~alutation.
The colored marchers heard, saw and
cheered also. Then the President, al the
shouting became louder, stood up in the
carriage, and with head barred bowed right
and left in ackno wledgment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-10
OVER IS, 900 SHORT,
Such Is the Report Of the Committee d
Borough Clerk Meyers Ease.

Such Is the Report Of the Committee in
Borough Clerk Meyers Ease.
MoRRIsTowN. n. j., Oct. s.-The special
committee Of the Madison common council
to investigate the alleged d~efalcations Of
former Borough Clerk H.. Van wagenen
Meyer have reported to the council that
the defalcations are IS ,s5i "a, with a posi-
bilIty of being $500 more. Meyer was ar
rested on August 30 last charged with en-
bezzlement and wa released in 81 900 bail.
Prior 10 that time members OF the borough
council said that he had confessed his guilt
to them. Meyer had anticipated salary
payments with the intention Of putting the
money back, but il got beyond him. He
came here from Newark fifteen years ego
and was then considered wealthy, but he
met with reverses. The case is now in the
hands of the Morris county Grand jury.
which convened today.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-10
CLAIMS SLICE OF CALIFORNIA.
A Young sDaniard Says 81. 1000 Acres Came
TO Him Through Grandfather Butler.

- "N AAlubA NAhtr , buNlef.
Los ANGELES. Cal, Oct. a.-More than
1900 acres Of land, extending from Alta
dena TO LuOky Baldwin's Santa Anita
ranch, and including Mount Lowe and
Mount Wilson, d claimed by Silevic Blanco.
a young Spaniard who has just reached here
from Tia Juana, Mexico.
Blanco claims the land under a Mexican
grant TO jose Garias. butler Of Blanco's
grandfather, ono Lieutenant-G Governor Of
Lower California. The grant In alleged 10
have been made in 1870 by Gov. Michel
Mexican army.
Blanoo In a graduate Of the University
o. MEXICO and for several years was Wells
Fargo auditor in Mexico CITY. He saws
that the grant and other papers we're found
IN an old cedar trunk which was left 10
him. The papers show that GarHas waS
one OF the first white men TO settle in
southern California.
q will ask that the Unitad States
Goyernment give him an equivalsnt Of this
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-10
A RUBENS SEIZED IN INDIANA.
Was Brought IN From canada and Paid
No Duty.

South BIND. Ind. Oct. "a painting Of
Venus and Adonis. said by experts to be a
genuine Rubens, has been seized fr ON
Mentor Wet7stein. secretary and treasurer
Of the Ideal Concrete Machinery Company
of this city. by Thomas Fl. Keefe;Sa special
agent of the Treasury Department, for fail
ure to pay duty.
The picture is l2xl4 inches. painted on con-
per. II IL now in the possession Of the Col
lector Of Customs and maj be sold at auc-
ton.
Mr.. Wetzstein old Keefe he had bought the
painting from a saloon keeper in Toronto
for $3.50. He said that when returning from
Canada with the picture he left il in a valise
in the aisle Of the sleeper and retired, ex-
pecting customs officers to open the satchel
and examine il.
The painting is from the collection Of the
late Hector Cameron. a Canadian LAWYER.
Mr.. keete says that if the painting is a Qenu.
inc Rubens IL II worth SIC. 900.
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Movements OF Naval Vessels.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 9.-The cruiser Des
Moines has arrived at Guantanamo, the
collier Hannibal at Cienfuegos, the collier
Lebanon at Lambert Point, the cruiser
Tacoma at Manzanillo and the torpedo boat
Lawrence at ProvincetuWn.
The battlsJhip Wisconsin has sailed from
honolulu for a Francisco, the battleship
Indiana from Havana for Provincetown and
the tug Uncas from Key West for Pensa-
cola.
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KILLED ny GAS.
Mother Dead and son Unconscious In
brooklyn Fiat.

Mrs. Mary Ann Daley. a widow. So years
old. was found dead yesterday morning
from gas asphyXiation in the fat on the third
floor ri the house at 2se Jay street, Brook
lYn, and her son, John Daley, "a years old
was unconscious from the same cause.
During the night the fat had been flooded
with gas through the accidental detach-
ment NJ the tube leading from the wall 10
a gas stove on the kitchen table. Mr.. Daley
who 10 a shipping clerk in q drug eetabliah-
ment, ~ in = critical condition at the Brook.
Ign Hospitabk He b IN active Republican.
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Old TINE TELEGRAPHERS MEET
Telegraph Instrument More Thar Fifty
FEARS Old Used as GaveI.

Association and OF the United States Mill
tary Telegraph Corps was called to order
to-day at the Arlington Hotel by Col. Will
lam H. Young, president OF the association;
ment that is more than fifty years old.
Henry B.. F. mcfarland, president Of the
Board Of Commissioners OF the District Of
Columbia, delivered the address OF welcome,
and William J. Dealy, superintendent of the
Western Union Office in New York. re-
sponded.
After the election OF officers for the ensu-
ing year il was decided that the next con-
vention should be held at Niagara Falls
the exact date to be set by the executive
committee next year.