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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-15
RESULTS ON HALEAKALA RANCH.

As to be accomplished by continuous effort at
small expense speak only my knowledge IN cen
necon with the Haleakaa Ranch Maui where within the
past years OF less than $500 year. there
have planted and growing well about 10000
trees which already beginning to yield timber Tor fencing
and all necessary ranching purposes.
During this ranch there were cut from
thirtyree rastrada eucalyptus trees $50 good
= fence posts.
There why equally good results cannot be
obtained almost anywhere the islands
Private forests is within the immediate control OF
individuals corporations but public work OF this kind
requires legislative appropriation
Requesting APPROPRIATIONS NEEDED.
Up to the present the Hawaiian Legislature has con-
tented with appropriations for forest barely
sufficient maintain skeleton organization without sui
fcient funds take up the active work OF reoresng
appropriations for this purpose requires public
enlightenment and support from that portion OF the COM
munty which recognizes the necessity of the situation
There is organization in the Territory which compares
with Association to bring TO bear upon
the legislature intelligent public opinion and Influence
submit only should the Association reso1-
tions the legislature support OF appo
prations reoresng, but that in their interests an
should their private influence IN support
of such policy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-10
Violet Ball. Who Was Named as Correspondent in
Russell Divorce Case Years Ago, Attempts Suicide
in North Yakima Hotel in Presence Of Millionaire
Tide-Land Owner.

Miss Violet Rail- who vas named
as correspondent IN sensational
salt for divorce instituted BY Mrs
Elizabeth v. Russell against
Charles y Russell the millionaire
udelaud owner OF this city. on
October %. 1909. attempted 10 com.
init suicide In a North Yakima
hotel last Monday evening 10 the
presence of the man whose affec.
lions she was accused Of HAVING
alienhted
This remarkable sequel 10 ono
81 the moHt sensational divorce nc
lions ever aired In the local courts
came near ending fatally. and the
young lady who occupied such n
prominent place in The Russell liti
cation was only saved by heroic
efforts on the part % the physician
who was Immediately called
Miss Ball. according 20 tho re-.
ports reaching this city. swallowed
a dose Of strychnine. and Russell
hurrlediy secured the nearest doc
tor. who worked over the would.b be-
suicide for d couple ~ hours before
be succeeded 30 placing hor ont o.
danger
Mr Russell explained that the
young lady had taken the poison Ga
mistake Tor some other medicine.
but the hotel attendants Insisted
that aho had tried 10 end her life
after a bitter quarrel with the
wealthy tldclaud dealer
According 20 the hotel register
Miss Ball and Mr. Russell arrived
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-10
FOWLER ESCAPES FROM INSANE
ASYLUM AND is In THIS CITY

A + Fowler. secretary of the
lapanerc Korean Exclusion LEAGUE
% Seattle. who waa committed to
the state asylum for the Insane.
az stcllacuom. on September %. "a.
capped from that institution last
Tuesday and u nov known "a De-
IN this city A close search Is
boiug made Tor the fugitive. bat
The officials have 80 far been un.
successful Ia their search.
Fowler climbed TREE near the
wall ~ The asylum and while The
guards sore not Watching jumped
over and escaped tie came AZ.
most direct 10 thia city and was
acuu here Tails morning. although
bis exact whereabouts canuot DO
h8ecFtAiued
Tho fuKluvo's wife. who lives az
zIla ElmWood Place. deuiea ans
kn0 wledNe nf her huahanda where.
ahouis ills friends lnsiai that hu
has completely recovered bis rea
sna There Is meeting ~ tho ~.
clualon league scheduled Tor thls
evening az ihe Labor Temple. but
Fowler % uot expected TO attend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-10

az North YAKIMA on sunday. aud
we're preparing 10 return on Monday
night when the gfi attempted to
end her life A. result she was
Ia the hospital for two days and
then ia reported 10 have returned
20 this city with Sir Russell
Sensational Charges
Tho legal firm Of Tucker & Hy.
land appeared Tor Mrs Russell Ia
Tho divorce action she Instituted
against her husband and In support
OF this complaint filed sensational
affldaylis. alleging that Miss Ball
had not oniy alieuated M Hussnirs
affections. but was engaged In con.
stantiy shadowing Mrs RUSSELL aud
otherwise annoying her
The ease was finally settled out
Of court and sealed papers dellv.
cred IN the hands Of the court
which we're never opened. Tucker
& HYlaud. however. were compelled
20 sue Mr Russell before they could
obtain their fees In the case and
afterwards acted as attorneys for
the Thief Detective service IN col
iecting a big biil against Mr Bus
cell on account OF detective ser
vice the firm had rendered In FOL.
lowing Mrs Russell aud working up
evidence for the defense in the
divorce action
Helped Miss Bail.
During the recent tidoland furry
IN which Russell ia supposed 10
have cleared more than half a mil.
Hon dollars. n is known that he az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-10
FRESHMAN ENDS HIS
LIFE WITH BULLET
Fred BOylan Grows DespOndent From III Health and
Commits Suicide--Was Well Known in Seattle and
Stood High in His Observation-Disclosures Live in
Australia.

Suffering severely from stomach
trouble, Fred Boylau. aged ~. a
prcssman employed for some time
by p w stfang early this morning
committed suicide by shooting
himself through The head The bal.
let entered back Of the night ear
and penetrated the brain, causing
instant death Deputy Coronera
Arnold and Austin Investigated and
had the body removed 30 B0nney.
Watson morEue pending action By
Coroner Carroll
Hoylan has been roominR az 1909
Sixth av lie has complained fire.
qucutly OF his ailment FOR which
he has been under the doctors care
for some time on last Thursday
he came home and locked himself
up in his room all day. declining Of
ferE Of assistance
Early this morning Boylau went
TO the shop whore be % employed
90 the Grand theaier alley and gave
the key 90 an office boy. remarAInE
that he would return shortly The
young man appears 10 have I'm
medintcly walked 10 the old Uni
versity grounds. whore he sat down
and lit bis pipe After q few puffs
be took the revolver and placed 10
tn bis head firing a bullet into his
brain
Earl Osborne % T2e Twentieth
av was working on the TOP Of The
Federal building and saw the mui.
eide take a seat on the ground. ar
forwards hearing The shot He
started % investigate and learning
that the mAn was dead notified the
coroner Arthur Miller 90 1922
Tfth av also heard The shot and
waH a. the scene whcn the deputy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-10
tBy United Presa.)

CHICAGO. Oct 10 Big Ia Roul.
bach will attempt 20 keep up the
winning streak Of the National
league champions today IN the third
contest with the Tigers from De
tHoit King viii again do the
hackstup work Sewer and
Schmidt % the Detroits will try 10
change the tide their way
shortly before todays game.
Manager Jennings instructed his
men 10 depend entirely on their
stick work for victory. king s
great work Ia killing off hase.steal-
lnE yesterday was responsible for
this order II L. quite probable
that the Tigers will not make a
single attempt TO pilfer bases un-
less they Ret a very good oppor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-10

- ,s-ea members % the city
- saard Or. j. =, Laushary
-, lannn and nY J. n liAr
- wnl Be removed ~ Mayor
80 and CITY Health ofiieer
e. Calhoun will ressKn. a. ihe
80 y the action q ,he board or
go a ordering he ely jan
aoaeA -. ,h.t
-. = imposed % take MAYOR
So s,aisd thar be vould enforce
- ~ ana ma, BE- did not pro-
=, -. a AVE any officials connect
- - ADMINISTRATION who lail.
- 4, shelr auv tie stated that
4. members q ne health board
- rlslnN nilea 10 comply With
iseir sriy il pot closing the JAIL
r,essss bslors q tha conditions
49, sseA A The board elaim
ne esadlsions a. the city iall
- Ae,.er nQs shaa they have been
~ ~ee-al years said the MAYOR
srvss iAe members ef the health
hsra ssknosledge this % b. true
Z, ~ propose % have officials
1 ~ aamlaissraiion that have
60 .awugh 4 past Naturalization
~ sssrly through mine eithogg
esmsnlng ptfh their tufy n shat
49, a. u the jail ~ true ca
ts3 have besn closad a Feav ago
ID 4 lallsng g. a. 80 the board
K hsaaA has been aefeliel iu ila
tsg.. &c rot propose CD have a
Nh board thar waits until ms
erm d Office has hearty expired
hlsr aklns action On matters
q, ssfe called 10 its atiention
rziAs tefsFe
n c4lhoan. after calling 90
NsFar Neoeg this mcrplnE. stated
a. II NJ designations % ans nom
ks o. the hoard were asked as
aaTuF Moore had lnilmasea that
y woa.a lmmeaiatelr Ole bis res
Ha1on a. health officer
Acslee 10 Given.
Qfflriai naglce Was posted on the
az al door and served on Chief
n faace W8ppenatein aud MAY
Maore this morning by Health
Ness Calhoun ordering all per
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-10

coroners arrived. Boylan's pipe
was stll IT,
Financial troubles had nothing 70
do with the rash act apparently,
for Boylan had considerable money
ON hls clothes. a gold watch and
chain and bank book showing a
small deposit in the Peoples Saw
lnFs bank He IS also known TO
own considerable realty a. Column
bia The young man recently made
a Will the nature OF which ~ not
known. and entrusted the instru-
ment 10 r Mitchell. a fellow print
er All Of Boylans relatives live
ia sydney. Australia
The suicide left q card on which
be had written the words. 4 did
this. but giving no explanation.
Hoyian was a delegate 10 che Inter.
national Printing Pressmen 3 union
convention In New York last sum
meg and was gone three months. Ne
was ambitious and while away took
a post graduate school course al
Indianapolis. lie bad been err.
pioyed as head pTessman by Mr.
sirang for the past three years,
before which be had been employed
Ht his trade Ia the shop Of the
Deuny-Coryell Co
boyian was unusually well educat-
Cd Nas reputed 10 have been q
total absiainer from an liquors was
an excellent musician. being par
ticulariy proficient with the violin;
% handsome and engaging appear
ancc. and his suicide came as ter
ribie shock 10 all OF bis many
friends aud acquaintance The
body will probably be- held here
pending the receipt Of instructions
from his relatives.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-10
HAS BAD FALL But
GETS UP UNHURT

hsflet from The staging around
ple asoas 10 he driven into the
safia A he public market % the
k,paad eeasaih and 10 shat seem
s 2 mean bFoken bones ~ not a
sieAsh Heek Barney Les. a iaborer.
aa,unlshsf bis fellow Workmen by
AMI pesinx himself up unln
hiee viii The exception OF a
EA~ q the arm sis escape
20 serious u not fatal lnlury was
ls.A'i9 By The crowd on the
49, - nothing short o. mlrac
- fas standing on tho staaina
ssAAa > pile saving the edge or
- ne pie driver manipulators
~. PREPARING % pound "a further
~ n ground A small plank
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-10
o6ral Notice Served This Morning on Mayor and
Chief Of Police Ordering Jail Closed al Once
V,ppenslein Says He VIII Take Steps at Once TO
FIND New Location

at once 20 secure new quarters. and
that in the meantime aii eases pos.
Nihie VIII be tried under the state
law sad offenders given county jail
sentences
when asked 90 give bis definition
~ a reasonable lensth 81 time for
Chief of Police Wappeustoiu to IS.
tahllsh new quarters nr Calhoun
stated that q mlsht b. ten days or
two weeks
Mayor Makes Statement.
Ia discussing the matter 81 the
closing Of The jail and lta sanitary
condition Mayor Moore today said
In the early part % June 1907.
: asked Or Calhoun. health officer.
20 make an examination and give
me written report on tbs cundi-
tion ~ the city Jail which be ga
The board % public works under
the advice 81 the executive inn
proved the jail hy Increasing the
ventilation and improving the
plumbing sud drainage
The committee of the city coun
cll 90 health aud sanitation and
myself then deemed that thn im.
pFovements made 10 lhe lali met
the approval % tho health depart
meat ht which timo thrY stated go
me that the iail Was in better cou.
dlllon than % had ever been in o.
any time since the city BEGAN the
use of &c and that 20 further im
rfuvewents could be made tn its
condition
Heard No More.
Neither fhn cnuncil nor myself
heard anything more about tho
conditions % the iail until tho
beard % health reported on the
eighth ~ ihla monih that it uaa
nof flt for use az a Jail
10 I cannot have officials an.
der mo Who Will take orders FROM
me then wouid better set others
who ain Do 80
% TIE matter - making any
further use ~ the lail regardless %
the action of the board ~ health.
Aiavor Moore said that from ihr
Investigations maids 81 hiniseit 81
fhe las ths eity cenld continue me
use 0f the premises az a receiving
prison until the officers had ume
% take those under arrest 20 anofh
er place
Or G. y Ford will probably b.
named rs The ncW president OF the
health board Mayor Moore stated
% members ~ the city council %.
day that changes ar. 30 BE- made
a. the health board. and that Ford
viii probably be- the new president.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-10
IS SOME COED a
KLEPTOMANEAC

students are warned not 10
leave valuables IN this room Thefts
are occurring daily"
Signs bearing these words were
posted this morning In tho WON.
ems cloak rooms at the University
~ Washington. as the result of a
remarkably bold series Of thefta
from the cloak rooms since the open.
ing Of tho university The culmln-
alton was reached this morning
when two thefta were reported
within an hour. one girl losing 81
and another $3.50. which had been
left in purses In their coats.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-10

The university authorities can
reach no conclusion bat that some
coed Is systematically stealing
from the cloak rooms. perhaps I'm.
PEELED by kIoptomania The klep.
tomania theory Is sustained by the
trlviality Of some OF tho thefta.
money IN any sum, however small.
being stolen, while books and furs
have also been missed
The goods al the university OK.
pressed some Indignation AZ the
word theft. blazoned forth on the
signs posted this morning. but
there rs no other explanation for
the repeated losses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-10
RAY MACDONALD
MUST Be TRIED

OLYMPIA. Oct I0-The supreme
court today holds that under iis
charter the Seattle ordinances uaak.
ing gambling a mladcmeapor are
not repealed BY the state felony
gambling act and directs the King
county court to proceed with the
trial Of Ray Macdonald for vlulat
lng the city ordinance b. shaking
dice 10 a game Of %.
Mr Macdonald conducts the cigar
store AZ the entrance Of the Lumber
Exchange building. Second av. and
Seneca s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-10
DIES IN AGONY

gBy Unitea Preas.l
VANCOUVER. y. G.. Oct L.
Frlahtfully mauglcd BY heinr
struck by the flying end Of log
cling cable. Peter Herman. a cap.
itailat OF British Columbia. died
two hours after Herman was
standing near a logging engine
when the huge cable broke The
flying end caught him square on
the body and hurled him through
the air. tearing an arm aud leg
from their sockets, then dropped
him on the skid road. lie died In
arnnt nKnnY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-10

"a that Titus was tempting her 20
travel the wrong path ! decided
that be should die Ny wife told
me Fast Tuesday that n week ago
last Sunday she went 20 San
francisco with Titus and made the
rounds Of the resorts"
Curtin was arrested By Captain
OF Police Book. Detective Hodg
kinH and Patrolmau Kelly Titus
was placed in an ambulance short
by after the shooting. but was
breathing his last when lifted into
the vehicle. Two bullets pierced
his stomach two inches on either
side ~ the navel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-10
TROUBLE IN
HUNGARY
10y Unlt.d Press.)

BUDAPEST. Oct fo--With bnal
meas a. a standstilt fully 100000
workmen are making demunstra.
lions In a hundred and fifty cities
a. n result of the opening az the
Hungarian parliament today There
IL unmiatakable evidence that the
people want universe suffrage. and
the business paralysis viii continue
for 20 hours. Soldiers are under
arms IN an che cities, but are keep
Ing IN the background. The pas.
sage Of universal suffrage viii be
a great victory for Emperor Joseph.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-10

Slipped from The driving machine
and was pushed against tho stag
Ing with great force Lee was sent
wh.rllng off The demolished staging
% the earth beneath. a distance
OF practically IS feet The ground
where Lee fell Is very solid and
rocks and broken timbers are seat
tered over w. Couaequs the
other employees rushed 10 the edge
81 she market expecting % SEES Lee
llfeless beneath What they dld aee
vas Lee calmly picking himself up
when they rushed down 10 him a
slight bruise on the forearm was
found 20 BE- Lees only Injury Ice
LEFT work Immediately. evidently
having decided that one such OK.
ucriencr wns enough
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-10
RUNAWAY ON
PUBLIC MARKET

Drawn by two wild runaway
horses. whose driver was absolute
~ helpless to slackcn their pace, an
express wagon came whirlinK down
Stewart 81. and turned up onto Pike
place shortly after noon today.
Continuing their mad flight mp the
crowded market IL seemed certain
that some one would be killed. peo-
pie fled In all directions from the
runaway team. many narrowly es-
Gaping tho horses hoofs.
Turning toward the edge of the
bluff which falls from Pike place
TO Western av, the horses would
have rushed over the brink 20 Ger
tain destruction had they not crash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-10
WINS
AGAIH---5 TO |.

tunlty The weather Is warmer to-
day giving the players 8 good
chance TO timber mp.
Despite the fact that che two
games so far PLAYED have been the
best contests between baseball
teams 80 far this season. the at
tendance has begun 10 drop off. and
a. o'clock today. when the game
was started Il was announced that
only about 10000 people we're pres
emit
Tomorrow the players 40 TO De
trolt
The score: r. II r,
Detroit o o 0 600 OIL Z o
Chicago 0 $500 Q IS II o
Batteries Sewer and Smith;
Ed Ruelbaeh and King. Empires
sheridan and O'Day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-10
WON An
TAKES POISON

alsted Miss hall IN n number %
deals by which she also cleared up
quite a tidy fortune.
All attempts 20 reach Mr. Buaacli
today proved II 70 avail Al his
office hia clerks claimed they do
not knoW where he VAS and AZ his
residence tho statement vas made
that be was still IL North Yakima
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-10
JUDGE WOOD WILL REPORT ON
PETITIONERS CONDITION

of his own motion In open court
this morning Clarence barrow stat
ed that the defendant was ready
for trial and that he was ready
10 be taken back 10 jan az any
time The trial jury viii report
next Tuesday morning bat whether
or not the trial will proceed de-.
ponds on the result OF the courts
Investigation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-10

ed into the pile driver operating on
the market Here the wagon tongue
was shiyered and the frightened an
finals stopped shivering on the
brink of the bluff which they an
but went over.
The driver. who had been spilled
10 yards back and dragged a few
feet underneath the vehicle. picked
himself up. somewhat bruised but
not seriously hurt Without leav-
ing his name he took his team
away leaving the wagon with tho
broken tongue on the market place.
ON the seat of the vehicle was No.
lSl. which is the license number OF
4. oliver. of Fremont
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-10
SAYS he is IN CONTINUAL FEAR THAT
WIFE WILL KILL HIM

Alleging that his wife, Della E.
Parks, has repeatedly beaten.
struck and bruised him, that In
Portland she threw Ratchet at
him. narrowly missing his head,
and that she Is an habitual drunk
ard, Seward j. Parks this morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-10
STEAMER ATTIRE
IN MID OCEAN
10y United Press.]

NEW YORK. Oct l0-The Aus.
trian steamer Giulla with 765 pas.
sengers experienced narrow Is.
cape from destruction by fire In
mid.ocesn during the storm OF DC.
toher g. The crew, assisted by the
passengers fought the flames an
day AZ nightfall the fire was an.
der control The steamer arrived
here today from Trieste.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-10
JOHN MITCHELL TO LEAVE
Mine WORKERS UNION

avowed candidate for Mitchelrs
place He and Mitchell have scarce
~ been on speaking terms for
years. and Il Is predicted that IL
Lewis is elected 20 the presidency.
next year will see the biggest coal
strike ever known Lewis counsel
led the strike IN the last two agree
meuts between operators and
miners The contracts for both
anthracite and bituminous miners
come TO an end IN April and l00..
600 miners will be free 60 strike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-10

brought suit for divorce against
the woman
The couple were married May II.
1904. In spokane. Parks IN the
complaint, alleges that his wife has
threatened TO kin him on one or two
occasions and that he lives in con-
unued fear OF his life
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-10

CoPENHAGEN. oct 10. Frid.
loif. the boat which Walter Well
man used On preparing for his
proposed balloon trip to the north
pole. was wrecked and practically
all the crew drowned according 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-10
DIVORCE GRANTED.

Judge Tallman in the superior
court this morning granted de-
cree of divorce to Alice A. Todd
from John Todd, awarded the GUS
tody Of the one child, Benjamin,
to the husband, and granted a lodg
INK house ut 25iA Third av., 10 the
woman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-10

a, .o'ah. Ida Der % Judge
Ml personally investigate
senditlon Of George A Pett
-. -, We has been At 81 Alphonae
-, .'.al fof ne past month and ln
- e iinda that the tidal set
Z Z ns1' Tuesday. would probably
Interrupted By the defendanta
-'As'S ne VIII continue tho case
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-10
GETS LIFE
10y Uni,ed Press.)

w Nf'fNNN fNNNf
RELLINGHAM Oct l0-Pro-
testing his innocence and claiming
that he had a preiudiced jury, vii
liam Dell, who two weeks ago was
convicted Of numbering Miss Addie
Roper. Of Blaine. on January 10.
was late yesterday afternoon SEN
fenced 10 life imprisonment at
WallR Walla Previous TO this
motion for a new trial was made.
bat denied Judge Neterer IN pro
nnuncing sentence. stated that he
could only give the maximum. as
the nature OF the crime was most
heinouH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-10
husband METES
OUT VENGEANCE

!, osehLAND. Cal. Oct 10 Rob.
4. e y. a 500 Of Callahan Curtin.
49,. aah franciaco's pioneer dry
~ merchants. shot and Killed
4. ~. = Titus last evening while
=, ', y vas standing IN the door
~. !, AZ home. ana IN me prea.
e,s silla wife and seven chill.
i.Ilsa ~ S.afiin declared that ne
ssas =. mus because be had alien.
n We affections Of Mn Curtlp
s,n,s ss,ea ny wife ana was a..
lave ~. mat no other man should
ia, s 1sl SAID curtln 70 the police
AIS arrest. "aud when / iearn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-10
TO
THROW FISH

CHICAGO. oct i0- The rumor
IL persistent that a Ncw York stock
broker named nabcock q here seek.
ina Illinois Central proxies on be-
half ~ John Jacob AHtor and Cor.
neilas Vanderbilt. Ia be- used against
stuy veAant Fish At the annual meet.
Ing une week from today Rumor
had Il that these men had formed
a combination 20 support new
man. not mixed up Ia any % the
Illinois Central feuda. FOR president.