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for us ;3arters"
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the case. said. He knows MIR Envea
aud may BE OF help."
Certainly iii be GLAD 10 consult
with Or. Jenkjnson.a
So Jenkinson was called. and confirm
ed the diagnosis. He understood. of
| course. the cause Of Mr. Rnvce's
breakdown. and tl,rnea 10 me v.ba,, The
| consultation was ended ana his col
league had taken hls departure.
Mr.. Lester" he said, Il advise YOU
to go home and get some resi- P,t
this case out of Your mind. or youYl
be right where Mr.. Royce is. He had
some more bad news. / SUPPOSE.
1 old him of Miss Holladay's disap-
pearance; he pondered over it a mo-
,nent with grave face.
This strengthens my belief that she
is suffering with d%enlentia" he saia
Sudden aversion to relatives and
friends is one of it's most common
symptoms. OF course. she must he
found"
TN going to find her" assured
him. with perhaps a little more conf
dence than l really felt.
We'll, remember to call on me if T
| can help YOU. But first of all 90 home
and sleep for ten hours-twelve if YOU
can. Mind. no work before that-no
building of theories. You'll be so much
the fresher tomorrow"
1 recognized the wisdom of tbis add
cice, but 1 had one thing to do first. I
telegraph Office. There / sent I'M
perative message to Brooks. the iolla-
day coachman. telling him TO ret,1rn to
New York by the first train and renort
to me at the office. That o. / gave
the driver my address and settled back
in the seat.
No building of theories. Jenkinson
had said; yet is was difficult to- keep
the brain idle. Where was Frances
Holiday? Why had she fled. Was
she really mentally Had
the weight of the secret proved too
great for her? Or had she merely fall
len under the influence of the woman
who was guilty? Surprising she vas
insane, What should we do with her
when we found her? How could We
control her? And. surprising she we're
not insane, what legal right had we to
Interfere with her? These. and a hun
dred other questions crowded upon me.
till thought failed. and I Law back con-
fused, !ndifferent-
Here we are, sir" said the driver.
jumping down from his seat and Jerk
ing open the door.
I paid him, and went s%tu1nblin.ly I'M
the steps. I have no doubt he was
grinning behind me. AS fumbled With
my key, someone opened the door from
the inside.
"Why, Mistair Lester,," exclaimed
Martigny's voice. what is it? You
have no illness. I hope!"
mo" 1 murmurred. I'm lust dead
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Washington, Special: The author
tiles of the pension Office have recently
traced out one of the most remarkable
cases ever laid before that headquar-
ters of mysteries, marvels and mistaken
identities. 1t is declared to be entirely
without parallel.
When the wal broke out a young
man named John Wilson. from a New
England state, was determined to en-
list in the navy. He was under the re-
himself and prevent interference by his
parents changed his named to John
Burns, went to the recruiting officers,
declared himself Of the regulation age,
and was accepted. He was renceforth
for four years John Burns.
He was assigned to service &. a sea-
man on a naval vessel. and found that
the crew already contained a John
Burns. 1t was embarrassing and un-
fortunate; but the bogus Burns could
not now axe another name, and SO
the two men of the same name served
side by side and even became friends.
They were assigned to their first YES
sci on the same day; later they We're
transferred together to another vessel.
and then to another.
Both Will, Farraeut.
They were serving together on
the old Hartford, F~arragut's flag
ship. a. :ha battle Of Mobile bay. In
short. from beginning to end of the war
these w !: en- served side by side un-
der the same name They We're dis
charged IN the same day.
Once out OF the service, Wilson re-
| sumed his own name, and in a few
! years the incident of serving through
the war under an assumed name came
to be only a causual recollection TIC
! him. He married after some ten years
and his wife learned the story Of his
| service as John Burns. A number OF
years ago he died, having never drawn
a pension; and recently his widow, now
living at Lincoln, Nebraska, applied fol
pension.
Her husbands record could not be
found under the name of John Wilson
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lation will be resorted to in order to
staightcn Out the matter and permit
both women to have pensions. The
case has been brought to light through
the efforts of Mrs. Wilson, in whose be-
half Senator Burkett has done a good
deal of work in untangling the strange
complication. He will probably intro
duce whatever legislation may be found
necessary.
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ii. z. FficFs uescffJeu ~ q Gtrect0rS
meeting the a:nalsaination of two rail-
roads.
AT first" lie said. "the X. Y. 2. people
were coy. Yet they We're not too coy.
They were like Pat and Biddy.
"'Biddy.' says Pat, timidly. did ye iver
think % marryin'?'
Sure. now says Biddy. looking de-
murely at her shoe, sure, now, the sub
ject has n:ver entered me mind at all. at
all
Its sorry oi am says Pat. and he
turned away.
".wan minute. Pat said Biddy softly.
Ye've set me think.n'.'"
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Gov. but Now Too Gov,

I. C. Prick described at a directors
citing the a:nalsamation Of two rail-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-22
STRIKE CUT EXPORTS.
LO7cered One-HaIf in Worst Week
-1U Quiet YeStcrdaY.

The generally expressed opinion yesterday among
the agents Of the steamship lines was that the
longshoremens strike. Il not broken. was waning
so fast that they looked on IT as n past event.
They admit that there are not great many de-
sertions from the ranks Of the strikers but saw
that they have enough men who have been
selected from large arrivals of strike breakers 10
bring matters up 10 the normal point from this
time forward
1t came to light yesterday that during the week
ending May IS. which the time when the
strike was at its height and the strike breakers
mad not begun TO arrive regularly, there had been
an alarming falling off in the exports from New
York The returns of the Custom House show
that the amount of exports for the week ending
May Is was $6,456O67, opposite $l8 4oO.o67 for the
week previous.
1t was explained at the press bureau of the Gus
tom House that the returns did not come until q
day or two after a vessel sailed The exnorts in
the vessels sailing Sunday therefore might
NOT be included in this list. but allowing for
this, the falling Off would be large
statement behalf Of the North c;arr,o, ~,
company said that the Kronprnz Wilhelm sailed AZ
10 a. m on schedule time with a satisfactory cargo
ana mat the assistance Of the was not re-
CURED IN either loading or unloading. The Fried
rich der Crosse also sailed at noon with a good
hundred competent men at the Hobokcn docks
tional Mercantile Marine COMPANY seiT Ia , iern 1f
dlscharging Of the White Star liner Adriatir hegan
m on May 20 She viii sail @S comp 6e at 1915
Bruce lsmay president of the International McT-
Expressed himself as tborougb G snT 6dFiaf lie
policy pursued by the companies The Philadeinbia
Of the American Line. 1t was said was being dis
charged without the assistance of the and will
The police Of the Charles street station found
nue., wine dealer, had been attacked by a gang on
or near P1 the piers of the White Star Line o said
men not to work In place Of the strikers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-22
MANY AFFRAYs IN GUATEMALA.
Four Men Suspected of Plot Against Cabrera
Commit Suicide

Guatemala City. May 21.-The local authori-
ties are still investigating the recent attempt
on the life of President Cabrera. Yesterday
they surrounded a house IN which four sus-
pected men. Julio Valdez. Blanco Jorge, Rafae'
Avila and Baltasar Rodil had sought refuge.
The men refused to open the door. fired the
troops, killed a captain and wounded colonel
and two privates AS the soldiers rushed into
the building the four committed suicide.
Calm is officially reported throughout the re-
public, but political animosties lead to frequent
conflicts between individuals. Leopoldo CuIedro,
a newspaper editor. was killed yesterday by a
man named Obregon. and the same day Cap
tain Angel PaZ Of the police, was shot and
killed while endeavoring to capture Eduardo
RubiO.
The Mexican gunbOat Tampco anchored off
San Jose this morning and saluted the Guate-
malan flag.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-22
INVITATION To CONTRACTORS.
Delaney Street between the BoweFy Norfolk


Tho City York hereinafter called the City act
ing ny its Board of Rapid Transit Commissioners
tain Rapid Transit Railroad. known Route No O. In
Delaney Street (Manhattan) other the
oroughs OF Manhattan and BROOKLYN including
~ centre street Grand Street Desbosses
street and william Street Manhattan and Fulton
Street LAFAYETTE Avenue and Broadway in Brooklyn.
by ths advertisement the City invites proposals 20
In Delaney Street between Norfolk
Street in accordance with tho plans and specl
cations adopted
The general plan calls for
Railroad with four tracks. crossoyers turn
outs and sdngS are also to be provided shown
the detailed plans OF construction The tunneIa are
clear and maximum width Of (l5l feet for each
track except at curves. etc. where width NAV b.,
increased The roof OF the tunnels be
the surface OF the
grades will permit but depressed henever
sary I" avoid grade crossings The sides OF
the tunnels viii be of iron nd ma a
cover. unless otherwise directed by the Board
detailed plans nrovisops
pipe galleries through Delaney Street are included
Bids for the construction OF the railroad must he &C
companied by bid CONSTRUCTION the
pipe galleries above referred to- for the
City separate of railroad from the cost
he pine leries. Board the r,ybt
bid construction OF the railroad and st the
time to reject the accompanying bid for pipe gal
leres. -
price stated for railroad construction is To include
the furnishing Of all materials performance ~
all labor requisite the complete construction OF thai
o is TO he b,It ,,,,isr
and reconstruction and other caused bv or Incl
dental the construction OF the same out in The
proposed form OF contract 80
fuller description of the be done Is
and other requirements provisions and
tons stated in the printed form nov
the office OF the Broadway
of Manhattan. and In the detailed drawings therein re-
ferred at which office copies contract
tie form OF bond and contractors proposal may had
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-22
PLEASED WITH COMMANDER FuLLAm.

Washington. May Pin view Of the fact that
the time of of the sailors the Marietta is
about TO expire the Navy Department to-day
dered that vessel to be relieved from further duty
the Gulf coast of Honduras by the gunboat
Dubuque. The State Department has been exceed
ingly well pleased with the energy and tact with
which Commander Fullam has looked after Ameri-
can and foreign interests during the recent up
heaval and it is presumed Commander Rodgers
Will continue along the lines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-22
Proposals.

n s. CUSTOM HOUSE. NEW YORK y Y. col
y lector's Ofce, April. 1S07--Seasd proposals fof
furnishing. desired. 1sce-
supplies he tss
port during fiscal year ending June so 1895 ne
lectins the Revenue from Customs including vste
ice fuel and electric for Illuminating purposes
IN rented premises will re received once Until
O'Clock p. May S1sG 1907 Sealed proposals VII
also be received until the day named fer ms
performance OF the following services during the hsa
aforesaid: Laundering towels rented premises
repairing maintaining special us
L. : Appraisers Warehouse. providing hanson
loComohile service for carrying Z. >
Appraisers Warehouse, Post Once Building and Custom
House Building and for Of the Collector and surveyor
visiting docks and different offices Customs ocsrs
stationed IN New York. Brooklyn Jersey CITY tor
cartins wharves bonded Warehouse
and other place, TO tho u. s. Warehouse
moving ashes from the crematOry. Appraisers NHS,
house. The power to reject any parts os
bids. waive defects. Is A schedule OK
the articles and services infonan
concerning the be had upon application 10 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-22
GENERAL STRIKE AT SANTIAGO.
Practically All Cuban Workmen Support
Demand for Eight-Hour Day.

Santiago de Cuba, May 21.-A general strike
for an eight-hour day, instigated by the long
shoremen and supported by the workmen en-
ployed on the electric railway, new aqueduct
Cuba Central Railway and many smaller con-
Germs has been declared here The Chamber of
Commerce has called a meeting to devise ways
and means to transact business. which in the
meanwhile is paralyzed. The strikers are or
derry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-22
STRIKE ORDERED AT HAMBURG
German Seamen's Union Will Quit Work TO
Enforce Demands.

Hamburg May 21.-A meeting Of the German
Seamens Union, including machinists and men
doing duty on deck, held to-day and # was
unanimously decided to go on strike at once
The men demand Encouragement in the matter
of wages, pay for overtime. better treatment and
better food.
The situation is believed TO be serious but it
is impossible to foretell the complete effect of
this movement shipping.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-22
FRosTs PREVAIL IN NEW ENGLAND

Boston, May 2.-The third cold wave during May
spread over New England last night. sending the
temperature to freezing in the northern districts
and to about 20 above zero in this region The
weather Bureau prophets held out no hope of
warmer weather until after sunrise to- morrow and
ees that rrests m=y occur so-cighS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-22
CAR INJURIES WNcENrIAN PRIEST.

Chicago, May 21-The Rev Father Francis Nj
gent. head Of the Western mission work Of the
Nincentian Fathers, struck and probably IA
tally injured by electric train at Austin a sub-
urb, to-day. The accident occurred at a crossing
at which IL is said there was no nagman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-22
LOTTERY MEN PLEAD GUILTY.

New Orleans, MAY 2l.-James Chambers. Of
indianapolis; " S Thompson Of Marshall, Tex
and O. l. Bradley. Of Monroe La indicted for
violating the Federal lottery law yesterday DIeada5
guilty in the United States Circuit Court Sentence
deferred.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-22

DURsUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIREMENT.
L. notice is hsFe1y gtssn 5a sss an n s5
OF the Legislature. entitled
TO AUTHORIZE THE CRY OF NEW YORK TO
THE BoR6rGH OF BF5oKLYS. as SITES tos
PUBLlE BL5L III mp 10 gK4x4PI E9R
OF PUBLIC EDUc .SI lNSIIT ,l5S Vs.
upon such biz VIII be held at the Mayors ocs
May o. 1907. at 1 80 o'clock P: NJ
GEORGE b MCCLELLAN.
This bill VIII be the first heard that time.
DURsUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIREMENT.
NO S h h sssn s passed shy S sa 81
Legislature. entitled
TO AMEND THE GREATER new YORK CHARTER
II RELATION TO TIE PoW WEB OF The he BOARD
TO FIX THE RATE OF INTEREST PAYABLS
CRY OF New York
u Pgrh e S h ss b. az s that MaF9 e
the city Han. in The City OF New York on Friday
dated city Han. New Y2Tk Ma Il LIE 12o5
This bill VIII be the second heard at that time
PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIREMENT.
Int fs 69 bo9 rs
Legislature entitled
TO AUTHORIZE THE ExTENsION OF RIVERSIDE
PARK. IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK. BY FILL
ING IN CERTAIN LAND UNDER WATER so
OF A WATER GATE AND MONUMENT 10 ROB
THE ROBERT FULTON MONUMENT ASS0-
Further Noise is hereby given thar Public Hearing
the city Hall. IN The CITY OF New York. Friday.
May "a 1907. az 80 o'clock ?. NJ
Dated City Hall. New York MAJ 81, 1907
GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN
Thi, bill VIII be ,hs third heard that time.
PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIREMENT.
Il notice Is hereby given that act-Senate 1900
Int No 926has been passed by both branches OF the
Legislature. entitled
TO AMEND CHAPTER FOUR OF THE LAWS OF
EIGHTEEN HUNDRED AND NINETY-DNE EN-
TITLED AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR RAPID
TRANSIT RAILWAYS IN CITIES OF YER ONE
MILLION INHABITANTS" IN RELATION TO
THE POWERS OF THE BOARD OF COMMIS-
SIONERS OF THE SINKING FUND IN CITIES
OF INTEREST ON BONDS ISSJ- ED FOR THE
CONSTRUCTION AND EQUIPMENT OF RAPID
TkENSIT RAILWAYS
Further notice is hereby given that a Public HEARING
upon such bill VIII be held Mayors OfHCs. 10
the city Hall. In The City OF New York. Fricay
Nav -. 1907 80 O'Clock 2 VI
Dated City Hall. New York. Ma Il. 1897
GEORGE b MCCLELLAN
Mayor.
This bin will be the fourth heard at that time.
DCRSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIREMENT.
Il notice is hereby given that act-Senats 1909
Int No leS-has been passed by both branches OK ths
Legislature entitled
An ACT
PROVIDING FOR THE COURT OF GENERAL sEs-
SlONS OF THE CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW
YORK. ITS JUDGES AND OFFICERS.
Further notice Is hereby given a Public HearlE
upon such bin Will be held the Mayors once. ID
the city Hall. in The City OF New York. Friday.
May -. 1907 at so o'clock 2.
Dated City Hall New York. MAJ 81 1907
GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN
Mayor.
This bin wiz be ths nfth beard az INA. line -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-22

INVEST POINT. N Y. MAY 20. 1sof--SEAL.Sx,
w proposals. in triplicate for the constructor an
covered slow sand alters each about coc
will received here until
noon. June TO- 1907 Forms and specifications ~
nished upon application Address ouartermaster. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-22

YTNREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF THE SEy
Il rotary. Washington. May 20. lsoT-Sealet prop;rs
furnishing officers OF the Treasury Department.
Coin Bags for the nscal ending June SO s' ,s1
be received this office until Thursday. June 20
o'clock p. NJ. Blank forms for bidding VIII win ~
structons and description OF bag printed thereon
upon application the Secretary OF tne w.
ury. GEO. B. CORTELXOC. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-22

PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTING BY CONTRACT
4 five torpedo boat destroyers Nos 1T2D VIII % ~.
ceived at the Navy Department until twelve occA -
August l. 1907. when they will be publicly opened
cular defining the chief characteristics Of said vessels
ready, and plans and specifications for their s.
sruction will be ready for distribution prospes
bidders June LIST Forms OF proposal and contract s
be had application 10 the Department after June -
TRUMAN II. NEswBERRY. Acting Secretary. o-lS"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-22

MORT WOOD. y Y. H.. MAY a. 1eo7--SEAIt.p Ps sna
posals. IN trplicate. for furnishing all
labor Exchange and - al
Stable this post will be received here untn 10
A M May %. 1907. The U. 9. tho rlslt,
any all bids Information furnished on s,rs.s
ton Envelopes containing proposals. should % AZ
''Proposa FOR Public FuiIdings'' addressed 10 -
undersigned. G.. c BURNEII. Consts- Q. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-22

A p. ORR, President
BION L. BURROWS, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-22

DvERrIsEMENTs and Subscriptions for Tn psway
"A received their Uptown ONCE. No 1904 pO-
between Both and 3Tth until clock y m rex-
tsements received az the following oranch ser
ular Office until O'Clock M. Wa - 80
2Sd i53 9Th cor 18TH St: " ga
eth and sth axss.
West 123th ST. 1888 Sd ave- between .osn ana SOFA ~
1925 Sd 6lst LIST neaI ~. -
l5I East I25th ST. $50 fremont ave-: 90 so evN
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-11
PLAYS AND PLAYERS.

Miss Clara Bloodgood has signed a
contract whereby she Is to Join The
theatrical forces of the Me.srs Shu.
bert for the next three years, appear.
Ing next September as the star in one
of their New York theaters.
Edward Knobauon, who dramatized
THE Shulamite' for Miss Lena Ash.
well, returned to London a few weeks
ago and has since completed and sub.
mitted TO Mrs, Fiske the scenario of
drama designed for Nine. Bertha
kalich. M
Macklyn Arbuckle. after appearing
for -four seasons in "The County
Chairman" has terminated his tour,
and will shortly play IN. important
part in new production. Later he
VIII resume his starring tour In "A
new play now being written tor him
William A. Brady has Just conc,ud.
ed arrangements with Frank Mckee
Whereby THE Man OF the Hour will
enter upon an indehlite run at the
Savoy theater, New York. In Chicago
an additional company. viii play, with
eugene o'Rourke ~ Alderman PIE
Ian. t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-11
RIGHT IN THEORY ONLY.
Good Argument. but II Failed to Sc
cure the Cigars.

In q Sixteenth street cigar store 6
young man put nickel In slot ma
chine. 1t was one of those poker ma
chimes. He pressed the lever and IN
the hand" that showed he had two
queens. lie looked on the card of ex
planation and saw one line thar read
kings or better, two cigars" That
was the lowest winning hand"
Well, | win two cigars" he said
to the proprietor.
The latter looked at the machine
Indeed YOU don't" he said. You
have only two queens"
Well" said the young man, Tool,
here. Doesn't this say Kings or bet
ter. two cigars?'"
1T does. but you have two queens
Il was always taught" said tho
young man. that the women were
better than the men. SO queens aren't
better than kings. eh?''
The proprietor laughed. but he
didn't hand over the cigars. s.--DenveI
Post.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-11
Cat its Own Avsnuer.

1t is common belief among China
men that If one commits any crime
against certain animals--cats, for OK
ample-the soul OF that animal will
take possession OF the wrong.doer un
III the soffense has been purged. A
servant girl, according to the oriental
tale, unmindful of tradition, put to
death cat and It's three kittens. She
was taken violently III. Her mistress
suspecting the cause from the fact
that the maid was scratching and
mewing, apostrophized the body of the
dead cat, demanding to know why II
thus tormented the girl. The spirit
Of the cat, speaking by way OF the
girls mouth, denounced the quad.
ruple murder. The whole story was
told by the girl In the character OF
the cat. Then she expired in violent
commissions.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-11

away. when the baby caught his eye.
He patted It's head and said:
1 guess you feel mighty proud of
THIS little man. don't your
The girl flushed and bit her lips.
1T isn't mine she said shortly.
Twins, eh? said Dixey. Where's
the other one?
1t isn't mine!' shouted the girl.
"Dixey walked on beside her. L
suppose their fathers very fo1d OF
them, isn't he?
IT isn't my child. tell you,' she
cried, blushing and frowning.
~ think that is mistake said
-Dixey. Cows milk. In these days OF
adllteraiion, is dangerous thing
The girl shook her head, opened
her mouth and then in despair set of
on a run, pushing the coach efore
her
Our children were all twins.
DiXey called after her, and II you
want any advice about bringing up-'
But she had already entered the
gnte OF her garden, Turnir there
she made face at him.
"Diyey shook his head. 4 hope in.
sanity won't break out among the
twins he shouted as ho walked
away"