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Evening journal., 1907-07-13
ON TUESDAY.
THE 10TH DAY OF JULY, 1907,
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the following described real estate. viz:
All that certain lot or piece Of land
situate IN Christiana hundred. county
and state aforesaid and bounded as fol-
lows 10 wit.
Beginning at the intersection OF tho
westerly side Of Union street at eighty
feet wide with the nOrthorly side Of "a
road forty-ninc feet wide. Commencing
al the westerly side Of Union avenue at
the distance Of four hundred and six
fce- more or less from the middle ~ The
Kennett road sixty feet wide: thence with
said side Of said road FiN hundred feet 10
the easteriy side Of Terrace Lane" fifty
feet wide; thence with said side OF Ter
race Lane" four hundred and nlnety-four
feet more or less 10 the middle OF the
Kennott road; thence with the middle Of
Kenneth road six hundred and eight feet
more or less 10 the westerly side Of Union
street. and Herewith southerly four hum
dred and six feet more or less 70 the
place OF beginning. be the contents what
they may. with the free and uuinter-
rupted use forever OF the road forty-nine
feet wide. above mentioned. and Of Ter
race Lane"
Seized and taken In execution as the
properly OF Ella IT, Southard, admins
traitor d. b. OF Philip Combs, deceased,
and to be sold BY
HENRY STAFFORD, Sheriff.
sherlffs Office, Wilmington, Delaware,
June %. 1897
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BOARD WANTED


BOARD WANTED-Family OF three, In
Guiding 26-months-old child, wish board In
country. close 20 trolley line Address a.
c. H., Evening Journal Ofhce. iyl0-bt
QUIET, genial man OF middle age wants
a room with hath privileges ana possibly
board IN an American family On western
part OF city or suburbs convenient 20 good
trolley service and about twenty minutes
from city hall. No frilis or fanclesi but a
home Address C. F.-2o, Journal Office.
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At HOLY Trinity.

Harvest Time" viii be the subject
Of the sermon by the Rev ]. II. Main,
in Holy Trinity Lutheran Church to-
morrow morning. How to Find
Rest" viii be the subject of the even
ing sermon.
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TnIer Stop,

Tller Stop.
Baltimore American.
An American actress Is sueing hei
English earl husband for a divorce.
What is known as the dun theatrical
season is not really dull II the follower
Of the stage knows now to manage il
rightly.
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To TAX Of Brotherhood Work.

The singing at Scott NJ. e. Church
tomorrow evening will be by a large
chorus of male voices The subject
for discussion will be THE Wesley
brotherhood, It's Purpose and Power"
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Dr.. Hubhard 70 Preach.

The Rev. James Monroe Hubbard,
D. D.. Of Philadelphia, will be the
preacher at First Presbyterian Church
tomorrow. The morning subject will
be "Companionship With Cod and the
evening subject, The Real Bread OF
life
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An paY Meetina ln Grove.

There will be all-day services to-
morrow in Union street grove. The
Revs J. T. Pennington. EzelSial Towns
end L. B. Bantum and Edward Jones
will be the preachers. The Gridiron
Singing and Praying band, Of Phila-
delphia, will be present.
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Proud Of Church Quartet.

Cookman NJ. z. Church congrega-
ton prides itself on the quartet choir
which sings at the Sunday services in
the church. 1t is composed of Miss
Helen Firth. Mrs Jenness, w. j.
Stats and Clyde Carver.
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NOTICES.

soon be held IN every state. Full informa-
ton and questions recently used by the
commission free. Columbian Correspone
dence College, Washington. ID. G.
j2O-22-30.j7-h
NOTIcE-To the taxpayers OF Christi
ana hundred.
The taxpayers Of Christiana hundred
are hereby notified THAI I viii be at tho
following places 10 receive county, poor
road, captut,on and dog txes for the
year 1907.
Greenvlle, Green and MoIntire. July
llth from "a. no. TO d. m
Centrcville. Corners Store, July 18th,
Yorklyn. Marshall's Mil, July 10Th. from
a. m TO p. m.
Marshallton, Foard's Store. July 18th.
from 9 a. M. 10 Z p. M.
Ner rt Polk's Shop, July 18th. from
o. o A. d. m.
" ngton Court House, July Goth.
from a. m 70 4 D. m.
Eisinere, Lynam's Store, July 25th, from
n. m. 10 4 p. m-
Wilmington. Court House. July 17fh.
from n. m. 20 D. m.
Hagley Yard Gate House, July 10Th.
from "a. m. 70 4 D. m.
Kennett Pike, Toll Gate, July sothl from
"a. m. to y. m.
At home. July sist from a. N. to (
At home every wednesday sJEenins. Z
TO O.
per cent discount win be allowed on
all taxes paid ia the month % July.
GEO. r. CHENEY, Collector.
Montchannin p. O., Del. ji1-St
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All pav Alliance Mest;n,.

The regular all-day meeting OF the
Christian and Missionary Alliance will
be held in the hall. No. sos Shipiey
street tomorrow The Rev. r. A. Gull
len, evangelist, will be the preacher.
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MORTGAGE BROKERS.


MONEY 40 LOAN on desrabls first
mortgages on city properties IN amounts
20 suit HAWKINS 4 CO. ~ MarkeS ST.
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HOTEL STERLING

kentucky Ave. and Beach; fireproof; w.
J. Finch, owner. who built and conducted
the Sterling seasons 1900 1903. announces
that the house is onco more under his
personal management, Everything first.
class. Special July rates. $3.50 weekly
and upwards.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed
proposals will be received az the office OF
Connell and Pierson, architects. room No
s03 Equitable Building. Wilmington, Del.
until noon, July %. 1907 for the erection
and completion OF the new building for
the Delaware State Hospital for the In
sane, at Farnhurst, Delaware. Plans and
specifications can be seen az tho office OF
ware Each bid viii be plainly addressed
70 William II. Swift. Chairman OF Build
ing Committee. Blank forms for bidding
will be furnished by architects. Zach bid
must be accompanied by 8 satisfactory
trust company bond In the sum OF 25
per cent Of the amount OF the bid as a
guarantees OF the successful bidder enter
Tag into a contract for the abova work.
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To Preach to Junior Mechanics.

In Washington Heights NJ. f. Church
tomorrow morning the Rev. w. L. S.
Murray will preach a special sermon
TO the Junior Order United American
Mechanics.
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ATLANTIC CITY
THE OSBORNE

Pacific and Arkansas Aves.
Elevator. All conveniences. $3.50
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PROPOSALS


PROPOSALS FOR HOOKs AND sup
PLIES-Sealed proposals are asked FOR bv
the Board of Public Education. for hooks
and supplies for the fear ending June som.
Bids must be on the presidents desk bv
o'clock p. M, Monday, July END, 1907
and must be marked Proposals for
Books and Supplies" A list OF books ana
supplies can be procured from the Seore-
tary Of the Board. The Board reserves
the right 10 reject any or am bids
JOHN PALMER, NJ D.,
jylS-l6-ls-2n Chairman Book Committee.
PROPOSALS FOR GLAZING -seaied
proposals for glazing are asked for BY the
board OF Public Education, for one year
from September 1st, 1907
Bids must be on the presidents desk
by O'Clock p. m, Monday July 22nd.
1907. and must be marked Proposals for
Glazing" The Board reserves the right
70 reject any or all bids.
THOMAS r. O'DONNELI
Jyl3-l6-lS-20 Chairman Repair Committee
PRoPOsALs-B for painting and
other repairs 20 the state House. Dover
Delaware Specifications can be obtained
OF the secretary. All bids must be marked
Proposals for State House Work." and
directed or handed TO the undersigned be-
fore 10 o'clock. a. m, July % when BIDS
will then be opened. All bidders invited to
IA. HIRoNs. Secretary.
jy1l-1ot
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Episcopal.

EpiecoPdls
st. Michael's Church. Adams and
Chestnut streets. the Rev. c. Morton
Murray. rector 7.30 a. m. low mass,
1880 a. m. low mass with hymns and
sermon; 4.S0 D. m. evensong.
Calvary Church, Washington and
Third streets. Rev. Joseph Russell
Peckham, rector. Holy Eucharist.
730; Mathis and sermon, 1880; Sunday
school, $50; evensong and sermon, Z.
ST. Andrews Church, Eighth and
Shipley streets, the Rev. Hubert W.
Wells, rector. the Rev. Professor
Montgomery in charge. Morning
prayer and sermon at IL; evening
prayer and sermon at 7.45
Emmanuel p. f. Church, West
Seventeenth street and TIiverview ave-
nue.. Rev. Kensey ]. Hammond, rector.
Services 1890 a. m. in the church and
open air service in the church yard at
2 in the evening; Sunday school, 9 a.
m.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-A silver covered fountain pen.
engraved on end T.. NJ f.: on side pre-
sentcd 10 T.. NJ. -. by G. and F Reward
st. jyi3-3t
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Preabvterian.

Central Presbyterian Church, King
street below Eighth. 1890 a. m.
preaching by Rev w. L. DeGroff. of
Philadelphia; u m, Sunday school;
s.45 p. m. prayer meeting Of the Y
p. S. c. f.
The First Presbyterian Church, Mar.
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ATLANTIC CITY

HOTEL, Pacific Ave. and
Kentucky. Very central conv 70 piers
and amusements. s. per week, up.
J. MCKINLEY
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HELp wANrEp-FEMALE.

WANTED Middle aged woman. Ger
man preferred. for houscworle IN country
one that can milk preferred; good wages.
good home Address @. g., this office
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sHERIFFS sALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ OF Levar Facias, 20 me directed.
will be exposed 10 Public Sale az the
Court House. on Market street, between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, IN the city
OF Wilmington, New Castle county Dell
aware,
THE 18TH DAY OF JULY, 1907.
AZ 10 O'Clock. a. M,
the following described real estate. viz.
All that certain lot. piece or parcel OF
land with "a three-story brick dwelling
house thereon ereoted, situate In the city
OF Wilmington New Castle county and
state OF Delaware. bounded and described
as follows. TO wit:
Beginning on the southerly side Of Sew
enth street between Lombard and Pine
streets. al one hundred and thirty feet
and ten and n half inches from the east
erly side Of Lombard street; thence
southerly and parallel TO Lombard street
eighty feet: thence eastorly and parallel
to Seventh street eighteen feet. thcnco
northerly parallel 20 the first mentioned
line eighty feet to the aforesaid side OF
Seventh street and thence thereby west
eriy eighteen feet 10 the place Of begin
ming, be the contents thereof what they
may.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property Of. Philip Mullildn administra.
tor OF Anna MulliSin, deceased mortgagor
and Philip Mulllxin, surviving mortgagor,
and 10 be sold by
HENRY STAFFORD, Sheriff.
Sheriff's office, Wilmington Delaware
June 26. 1907.
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sHERIFF's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ OF Levari Facas 20 me directed
will be exposed 20 Public Sale al the
Court House, on Market street. between
81 Wnrninrfon Ney Castie ,o,rt,, ~. ,''e D.i 10y
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CHURCH NOTICES

Have Church Notices Early.
All church notices must be in The
Evening Journal office by Friday evening,
or they will not be printed on Saturday.
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FOR sALE-5Ox150 feet lotion Jackson
street between Lowering and Shallcrosa
aves., curbed, paved and severed. Apply
1908 King st. jy2-1m ,
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WATCH FOR THE DOLLAR.
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BUSINESS CARDS
InnII

Z . =
LOOK LOOK Looi.'
Whltowesher, carpet cleaning kalsom
iuing. soddins, etc See WALTER =.
REDD1NG. SIS King street. Leave orders
an slate. jyi-eod-lm
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PAPER HANGING

THE WILMINGTON WALLPAPER
House. 705 Orange 81, VIII paper rooms
Tor $3.50 up. on all bills less than $40 a
discount Of 8 per cent. will be allowed
on all bills OF $40 or more. q discount oe
10 per cent. will be allowed. Satisfaction
guaranteed on all work. a9o-tf
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BoARDERs WANTED

WANTED -Coiored boarders and iodg-
ers. $50 East Eleventh. Mrs. l.. 7. Jones.
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FOR sA1.E-Dwolling house. s0s Park
Place, fine location overlooking the Tenth
Street aPrk. from all rooms. All the i'm
proyement. including steam heat Apply
10 Alfred Downward, nc shdpley ST.
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WANTED-CaoiS. must have references.
1lO3 Franklin street. iyi0-tt
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FOR sALE-Lot No o at RoseIie. Clear
deed. Apply Al w. s2nd St jyls-2t
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REAL EsTATE FOR SAFE.

FOR SALE-Two and one-half story
brick house, new, with all the latest on
provcments, built on high ground ov1n
Washington street bridge. Eight rooms
Win bath, pantry, side and back porchea.
front, side and back yard. Copper screens
Tor All windows and doors also noor7
carpctcd. Owner leaving city and will sell
very low. Address p. o. Box $50. jyl3-2w
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FOR sALE--The following several
eligible lots to be sold at once al low
prices and on easy terms;
No. 1-Lodge and Claymont SITS.
No 2-Thatcher and Thirteenth sta
No. 3-Bradford and 3 SITS.
No 4--Iiarrison and Oak SITS.
No 5-Wawaset and Jackson Sts.
No. 6-Fourteenth and Claymont SITS.
No, 7--Bcach and Connell Sts.
No. S-Van Buren, and Beach SITS.
No. 9-Heald and Sixteenth Sts.
No. 1O-Cadc and Heald Sis.
No. t1--Thatcher and Thirteenth SITS.
For full particulars call on J. Jackson
Pelrce. No. G W. Seventh ST. 1yll-3t
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GOULD DOESN'T WANT
TO GIVE UP FORTUNE
viii Fight Demand of Wife for
$250,O00 a Year in
Alimony.

NEW YORK, June lI.-Announce
ment was made today thai Howard
Gould IS considering the advisability Of
starting a counter suit for separation
against his wife. Such an action he
thinks, would lessen the chances of Mrs.
Gould obtaining n court decree for ali
mony Of S250OOO year
One of Mr. Gould S friends is quoted
today as saving that Mr. Gould would
be willing to set aside a sufficient sum
for the support of his wife, but that
he certainly would not entertain the
demand for a quarter of million DOL
lars Il year. He thought it likely that
Mr.. Gould would be willing TO give his
wife 100000 a year alimony, and felt
sure Mr.. Gould would consent to settle
the suit cn that basis. although Mr.
Could had never said So directly.
Brief ri the argument between De-
lanccy Nicoll attorney for Howard
Gould. and Clarence i. Shearn counsel
for Mrs. Gould. were submitted yeStcr-
day to Supreme Court Justice Mccall.
and decision is looked for in few
days. This argument took place last
Thursday and was on motion by Mr..
Nicoll TO strike out three allegations
from Mrs. Gould s bill of complaint.
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HUGHES VETOES The
TWO-CEHT-FARE BILL
Does Not Believe Legislature of
New York Is Fair in
Its Attitude.

ALBANY, y. Y, June l1,-Govcrnor
Hughes today vetoed the bill iustitutiug
fiat passenger rate of . cents a mile
on every railroad system in the State
more than $50 miles long
In his veto message the Governor
pointed out that "'thc passage Of the
bill WAS not preceded by legislative in
vestigation or suitable inquiry.
''Nor is the fixing Of tho rate predi.
Gated on reports or statistics which
would permit fair conclusion as to the
Justice Of its operation. -
The Governor also said:
The action Of the government
should be fair and impartial and upon
this every citizen, whatever his interest,
is entitled TO insist. The fact that
those in control Of railroad corporations
have been guilty of grossly improper
fnancioring and of illegal and injurious
Determinations i'm charges. points clear.
~ TO the necessity of effective State
action, but docs not require or warrant
arbitrary reprisals.
- In dealing with these questions dc
mocrscv must demonstrate its capacity
TO act upon dcliberation and to deal
Justly.
ut is Of the greatest Importance
not only that railroads should be com
PEELED TO respect their public obliGa-
tions but also that they should he per.
mittcd TO operate under conditions that
viii give = fair return for their seTv-
ices. Nothing could be more opposed
to the interests Of the community rs 4
whole than TO cripple the transporta.
tiou corporations by arbitrary reduc.
tion Of earnings
Considcra bic differences exist he
tween the railroad corporations. with
respect 10 the territory they serve, and
the cost Of service, and it is manifest
that what would bc fair for one might
be far from fair for another
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FIGHT FOR $40, 900, 900
Rival Factions of American Prouma tic
Service Company in Bitter Fight

WILMINGTON. Del, June 1.-THE
stockholders of the American Pncu-
matte Service company, who are engag
cd in bitter contest over the control
of the S2O,O00,000 corporation, resumed
their annual meeting today after re.
cess Of ten days. The fight is between
w. l.. Dillaway of Boston, president
of the company, and large number Of
stockholders who are opposed TO his adj
ministration.
Counting of the vote for temporary
chairman of the meeting was resumed
today. with about 5000 shares of dis
puted proxies still TO he disposed of
The candidates for temporary chair
man arc William Nathan Frank of St.
Louis, for the Dillaway factions. and
William S. Hills Of this city, represent
ing the opposition.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-12

port OF the death OF City Attorney
Harry II. johnson of Berkeley in an
automobile accident yesterday, near
Banbury. England. was confirmed today
in a cablegram received by Johnson s
father from Mrs. Harry Johnson. wife
Of the dead man, who was with him at
the time of the accident.
Mr. Johnson was - years old. aud a
graduate Of the Yale law school He
Was elected city attorney Of Berkeley
by large majority on the Republican
ticket at The last election. Two years
ago he married Miss llilma Jones. a
graduate of the University of Califor-
mia
Three weeks ago the couple left New
York for Liverpool on a deferred honey
moon trip. Johnson had some legal
business TO transact in London and
three months were to have been spent
in touring the continent
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-12
REPUDIATES CONFESSION
Alleged Murderer Says He Was Sweated
Into Making False Admissions.

DENVER. June lI.-Isck Shire has
utterly rcpudiated the confession of the
murder Of Maurice Caplan. who was
killed by a robber in his home here
February is. 1898. made first by him
in Butte and later repeated in this city
"My confession 10 the awful deed
which | made in Butte, - said Shire
yesterday. twas sweated out Of me
while | was in demented condition
and frightened by the accusations and
questions hurled al me by the Butte
police. My confession IN Denver was
obtained by suggestion and I signed it
before I knew what ! was doing
Shire is being held in the insane ward
at the county hospital awaiting trial on
the charge Of insanity preferred by
District Attorney Stdger.
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HASKELL CLAIMS VICTORY
Both Oklahoma Candidates Now Charge
Fraud Oficial Count Necessary.

OKLAHOMA CITY, june ll.-Hon.
c. \. Haskell this morning claims to
have been nominated for Governor Of
the new State Of Oklahoma at Satur-
day S primaries by a majority Of $1,000.
while Hon. Lee Cruces manager saws
il will require the official count TO
determine the winner. Both sides charge
fraud II is generally believed that
when all the counties have reported it
will be found that Haskell has won
by q safe margin.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-12
EXCURSION EAST

Last date for teachers excursions
via Oregon Short Line, June It. Great
Iy reduced rates To many Eastern
points. See agents for rates, limits,
etc
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Red Gross in Session.

LONDON, June ll.-Field Marshal
Lord Roberts, in behalf of Queen Alex.
sndra, who is president of the British
Red Cross society, today welcomed the
delegates 10 the eighth international
Rcd Cross congress. which assembled in
Examination hall here this morning
The Marquis De Vogue. Frenchman,
president OF the central committee of
the French Red Cross society. replied
in behalf of the delegates. Tho EN-
press Of Russia and Florence Nightin
gale sent messages Of congratula tiOn.
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Sensational Development in
Trial of Indicted Mayor
at End of Day.
NOT ALLOWED YET TO
ANSWER FIRST QUESTION
Schmitz Makes a Good Frank
Witness in His Own Behalf,
With Abrupt Denials.

SAN FRANCISCO, June ll-No
serial story editor ever cut OF tale
at a more tantalizins point than that
selected by circumstances this after
noon for the closing of the Mayor
Schmitz extortion trial for the day. The
prosecution had manoeuNered an elcv.
enth hour sensation by calling Abe Ruet
10 the stand in rebuttal-to contradict
deuials made by the Mayor himself on
the witness stand earlier in the day;
and the fallen boss had opened his hps
10 answer the question; Did you pay
half of this extortion money to
Schmita.' when the defense launched
an objection whose determination WAS
still in doubt when overnight adjourn
ment was taken three.quartcrs of an
hour later,
Former Judge Campbell. senior coun
sci for the defense, called Mayor
Schmitz7n when the defense launched
as the second witness OF the day. The
Mayor mounted the witness stage short
" before II O'Clock, and occupied IT
for more than an hour. during con-
siderable portion of which time CppoS-
;ng counsel were wTanghng over the
light eof the prosecution to ask the
Mavor in The course of cross cNamina-
ton whether Abe Ruef had divided
with him any of The fees alleged TO
have been paid him for protection by
he French restaurant keepers.
Mayor a Good Witness.
The Mayor himself exhibited an ca
eerness 20 waive technicahties of law
and answered squarely the issue. This
he did again and again by abrupt and
unaualitiod denials after Campbell had
Withdrawn his Instructions to his client
not TO answer al all. Judge Dunno
warned the Mayor S chief counsel not
TO give such instructions, but Camp
bell, COUGHING his retoTt.in the most cour-
teous Of language. said that he would
disregard the mandate of the court il
il led 20 sentence for contempt. Such
contingency was avoided, however,
largely through the seeming eagerness
of the Mayor 10 give Assistant District
Attorney Heney an answer for every
question put
The defense, whose day this was for
the introduction of evidence, called in
all only four witnesses. and the direct
examination Of each of them went %
the establishment of two points only:
First. 10 overthrow the testimony Of
Former Police Commissioner Reagan
him as boldup tool 10 force the
French restaurant men TO "colne
through with protection money 20
Ruef. second. TO prove that the hol1up
Of the French restaurant licenses was
he result of labor union plot to ruin
their business because they or some Of
them had refused TO WELD complete
obedience To the mandates of ,nnion-
ISM.
Evidence in Rebuttal.
A few minutes before > clock The
defense announced that IL rested. The
prosecution, after a fruitless wait Of
nearly half an hour for a missing wit
ness whom il was desired To recall. put
on the stand Vice-Prcsident Timothy H.
Sullivan Of the National Electrical
Workers union BY HIM il was sought
30 overthrow the testimony of one of
the witnesses that Mr.. Reagan had sue-
gested the union plot referred TO. Mr..
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Big Fire of Strange Origin.

CANANEA, Mex, June ll.-Sponta
neous combustion in a planning mill
building started a fire last night which
destroyed the assay Office, the old ma
chine shops, and part of tho supply
department Of tho Greene Cananea Cop
per Mining company. The foundry aud
electric shop were saved; also all rec.
ords Of value in the departments dc.
stroved. Neither mining nor reduction
of ores is interfcred with. The loss is
estimated al Sl50.O00, covered by in
SurauCe
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After Umhrella Trust.

PHILADELPHIA, June ll-Acting
upon instructions from Washington,
United States District Attorney Thomp-
son viii tomorrow present information
to tho Federal grand Jury, and ask that
indictments be found against members
Of the so.callcd umbrella trust. Con-
spiracv for fixing prices is alleged