davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-15

Worlds shipments-Wheat this
week, S,4S0.000; last week, s,464, 900;
last year, II, 56S 900. Corn, this week,
$3.50, 900; last week, 4,095,O00; last
year, 100000
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-15

Chicago, June 15.-Clearances today:
Wheat and flour, 100000 blu; corn and
oats nothing.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-27

Medt suln &leinperfauf baben, uni
oos gauge @erfabren 5ielf dnf nihts
@eringeres bin, als Die 8ertrelbllnl
Ser nihuloigen" 8rauereien aus ben
Staate. lteber $500 bon ben 5000
@irtlhoften iln Staate iollen III
Belts Ser 8rauereien iein
2ant enter pom Sainoilel
Staatsobergeri6t obgegebenen Gnt
i6eiolnns lit bos i'm lebten Sabre Dor
Ser 2egislotur paiIierte 2oeal Sp
tior=@eies fonititutionea. Son Die
ier bing bas Sdidial oreier Ibltim
lnllngen iiber 2ocal Option ab, oit
IN Sesainois rnter oel1 geitirnntunger
oes eeeenmdrtisen @eieses abgebol.
ten ipurben. Gurh oieie 9bitin
ntltngen ipuroen bie @irtlhaften ii
SO Counties iiberbaupt beieitigt uni
in ebeniopielen blieben 1lur In ie Ell
ner ODER 5lpei Srtidaften Wirtidaf-
ten beiteben. @atte oas Supremege.
ridt bas @eiet fir nnfonltitltionen
erfIart, 10 ipare in eiiten Seritorinm
BON Sainois, no nenigltens anoert
balb Miaionen Menlben pobnen ar
Gtelle Der 9robibition ipieoer Die Of
fene @irtidaft getreten. gs erben1
oaraus Die meittragenoe geoeutuna
Der gntideioung.
0urd oas iteue 8eniionsgeies,
tpelhes am 19. 9lpril in &raft getrten
iit, erbalten Die 201,O51 Soloaten.
ipittipen llnD anoere Beriiondre eine
nlonatlide 3nlage bon 81. 9tGe Hell-
iiorare, melde meniger>als monatlif
$t2 be5iebel1, erbaIten bon Dem be-
5ei1neten Sage an oieien 8etrag.
obne iif belonoers oarnm belperben
3ll nliilien oa Die 3ulage automatiid
in &rnft tritt. glbgeieben bon BEN
3ntpahs, mel6en Die Beniionsbi0
ourb bieie 3ulage erbalt, nelber
man anf $9,650,448 idabt, nin1ml
man on, oab ourb Die @eltenoma-
dung bon nellen glnlpriiheu mdbrenf
oes fonlnenoen Sabres, ipelbe iid
auf Die @eitimnung oesnenen 8ele.
bes ltiisen molla1 @itttpen BON Sf-
fi5ieren uno Mannidafter, iuel6e
nlinoeitens 80 Gage in Der Mrmee
ooer il, Der Wfarine mG6reno oes
giirgerfrieges geoient babelL eine
grb6bnne Der Heniionsliite I'M $2,-
$4,000 eilltreten miro. sSln @an-
5en iperoel1. in oieieln Sabre BON
&ongreB iiber $162, 100000 ooer Inn
feds Miaioneil inebr nerlangt, als
I'M Sabre 1898 betpilligt ipurben, in
pelhem Sabre Die Geniiolsliite am
bod)5ten geitiegen mar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-27
Sesas. a ..

9lus yorftotpn ipiro Der Soo
BON 2ouis Mebnert, einem alten oeut-
i6en 8etpobner iener @eaeno, senel-
bet.
s(m g, 3. lmo 4. SuIi finoct
in gaplor Die Gountp-slusitellilng
itatt.
Sreita9 nlorgen brad in 0enl
2agerbans Der 8aters-Bierce Oil
gompanp 5u Corpus gbriiti elm
6euer aus, oas mebrere groBe @e-
bdIter nit @afolin gum grplooieren
brahte mo i'm @anaen rngefdbr
10000 @aaonen @aiolin no Getro-
leum 3erltorte. gs ipor grobe &C.
fabr porbauoen, oaB cine allgencine
5euersbrunit entiteben iperoe una tat
i1hlih mar bas 5euer aud ihon aui
Die Gisfabrif iibergeiprunger, bod
mnrbe ein meiteres Musbreitclr per-
bin0ert.
Donneritag nadmittog ino
GolnerItag abeno bat es tpieoer in
tielen @egenoen oes Staates eerea-
net, teilmeiie ipar Der Negell iebr
itbper. Muh Sagel lit an n,an1en
Grten gefaaenL bod niht genue Inn
Sdooen an3uri1ten.
Die fleine Staot 0eport in
2amaf Gountp, Die nnter Dem In.
lpetter. Der letten Gage ihmer eelit-
ten bat, bat einen 9iilferlf erlaI-
fen. Sic lit niht inn Stanbe, aus
eigenen Witteln Der Scot ab5ubelfcr
uno bittet baber Inn l1nteritiisung.
Der Staat- bat bie t3,00C
slder 2ono in 0ioalgo County, oil
er IN ieinem Yro5ef segen .. Smlli.
pan fiir3Iif geiponnen bot, in geiit
| genommen. gas 9ano sebort bcn
Sdnlfor6s.
gead ben aufiteIlungen oel
giienbabnfomrniiiion iino Die 9rutto
einitabmen Der teraniiden Giientob
nen in ben nit Dem 1 War5 iblie
benoen adt Monaten I'M S.72 gro
gent fleiner gefpeien als nabreno oel
init oem /. Wfdr5 lebten Sabre;
| idlieBenoenNaht Wonate
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-27
Der CONNER itabt.

Ser Spmnter nabt nit raidJen Shritten
Ypnt S1imntel gliibt Die Spnne betR,
8alb tit er mpbl tn nni'ren Wtttten
ltnb ppn Der Stirne rinnt ber Sd)ueie,
Naam bemft midbt mebr ait Spl5 mno Sob
len,
I'm Seismmg pber 1te9errDd,
Ws5djt Iieber balb ben Gismann bDleu,
Wsit ieimem falt =frDitallnen 8lpf.
8alS fam man aitdJ ppn Hicnics tramen
Ebeater, 8illc iinb nDrbei,
Sieueil' in 5mgcidblpii'nen Hanmeit
Gs nidJt gan5 tnebr gentiitlid] let.
Gin iiber,pmmb'ner Stanppnnft lange
Sinh mariner Saffee pber See,
ODD ,pirb mir fir bic Weagen bangc,
Nenn idg smniel nDnt Giserente feb!
Tins aus Der glpptbefe bDlen
Bir Sampler &iigelden nns nntt,
Sie,peil bic Gpriidjt nns befublen,
Sic 0interfletber meg ST. tnm.
Die Siirem fimb mnb sSeniter pffen,
Iillfpmmem jeber 2mft5uB iei,
Sud ,upllen mir babet aud buffen,
Sat; balb Der Hegen iei pDrbet.
SpdJ Gines b1rt man 1fter flagen,
Scr Snrit eftttuifelt iih gar iebr!
ltnb Giner m1d)t ben Mnbern fra8en:
$50 ue6nten mir ba 2imb'rnng ber?
gsun - mint Gmh nidt I'M npIen Olail
Sas ih5ne, Hare 2Dne Star8ter?
9sidts tilt ben Snrit in iplhem Wake,
Bon alien 5liiiiigfeitcn bier.
Gs lit Der Sranf fir ale 3eitem,
Sm @inter tudrmt CT itns bas Slmt,
Sett ipa es 6iiblmng uns bereiten,
ltnb iebt - es lit aud bafiir gut.
Srnm liRt bic 0l1icr mns erbeben,
ttnb rufet lant SIT Hreis rnb 9anf:
y9as Gone Star =8ier laft bod es leben
Den id)5nen, fiiblen Spmmertranf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-27
SIM Sitter BON iiber einunoiieb-

SIM Sitter bon iiber einunoiieb-
5ig Sabren lit Grofeiior 2eopola
S6rotter b. ariitelli, eine Der
&orppbaen Ser meoi5inii6<dirurgi-
i6en 5ofnltat Der 8iener llniperli-
tat, plobli1 aus Dem 2eben gei6ie=
Ben. Ser @elebrte batte ON ben
8erbanolungen oes Snternationalen
&ongreiies fir aeblfopf- unb 9eaien-
beilfllnoe, Ser gegenlpartig in 8ien
tagt nod oen lebbafteiten Mnteil ge-
tell genonnen.
- Gem bentlhel1 8unoesrat 1T
cine @eleb-8orlage 5ugegangen, ipel-
6e Dem v9eorooeutlden 2lopo" cine
iabrlide Subpelltion bon elmer bal-
BEN Weiaion Marf fir Die l1nterbal-
tlung elmer n1oltatli6en 0ampfer-Ter-
binolng 5lpiiden 9eutlh-Neu=G Guinea
einerleits uflo gluitralien nno Sapan
onoererieits betpiligt Wean erlpar=
tet, BOB Sic 8orIage ben &ei6stog
nod Mblanf Der Siterferien pailieren
miro. sUeit Ser neuen 2inie ioa mt6
oie Sriel Sap, Ser @nopunft oes
MISREPRESENTATION &abels, re-
gelrnGBig aneelaufen uno bierour6
fir cine before Gerbinbung 9ertle6=
lambs nit ieinen ionitigen 8eiibun-
gen in Der Siioiee Gorge getragen
meroen.
&aiier @ilbelm bat benz Bib
bauer Sobnones @os Ben slntrag er=
teilt, fir oas 9l6iaeon ouf aorfll, mo-
oas &ailerpaar sur 3eit ipeilt, cine
aoloIiol=Statne Oes @6illes ber5ll-
itellen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-27
Giienba1ll= JaDrplau.
q. u. & u. q. 8abm

s0abb grodet 1<8ne nod Soufton, 9aIbeton
Beaumont unb Orange. abfabrt 8 llbr abenbs
Mnfunft 7.55 morgens.
gsad Rerrebine, albfabrt $50 ntorsens, glu'
filnft bort 11.30. slbfabrt bon aerrbtIe llbr
na1mittngs, Nnfunft in San slntonio 750
abenbs. gnr @amftaes mad aerrbilIe: lDr
na6mittaas. Riidrabrt bon bart Montags b. ,
morgens. anfiinft in @an gntonto $50 mors
gems
Ma9 guero, gocfunl, 9oufton GaIbeito1,
gibbings, NodreIe, Cameron uno 8oco, Mbs
fabrt s.45 pornsittags, Mnfrnft llbr moreens.
gtab geebiIe, CORPUS gbriiti, MIiee Watbts,
Mranfas DaB. Modport. Mbfabrt 1.50 na1s
m tars nnb llbr abenbs. @nfunft 7.55
morgens uno 1.50 na6mtttags.
gSnt SaIfurias. slbfabrt 1lbr abenbs, ans
fitft 7.55 morgens.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-27
W & & Z. Sabm.
abfatrt.

Wadh gaco, Sort @ortb. 9alas, aanias ettp.
Ct. aouis unS ebieaso. tdslt@ (sunlei
9enotl 600 abeubs
aofaIsue bia SmitbbilIe 730 oormtIa3s
gIIomo speaiaI nod smtibpiIe. Sonfton. @al'
neftou 1926 abenos
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-27

gon ebieaeo, ct. aouis. adntas Gttp, Dallas.
Sort @prtb unb 2seco, tdgIth (Sunfet
9epo) .... I.5o mor8ene
QofaIaug bia Gmit9biue 9.05 apenos
gtIamo special bon emiibbiue, Souftcn. @al'
seitor 625 mcrgettS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-27
Den Sub amf ben sseriem

bafte Seize 8. MORRIS bon clippers,
3d., I'M Griibiabr 1906. gr iagt:
Gin Yneumonia-Mnfaa binterlieB
bei mir iolde Sdpade uno folhen
9uiten BOB lneine Jrelnoe erfIarten,
oie Sdtpiiloiudt bdtte MIDI; Der Soo
ipar auf meine Serien. Mun ipuroe
mir Or. Sings gfeue grt6edr1g 81
nebmen seraten. gie bali iofort,
5ipeieinbalb GIaiden furierten mid
rno id fano, 6ab fie oas bette MittaI
Der @eIt lit fir &uiten uno 2ungen.
Ieioen." @arontiert gu bnben Bel
MooIpb 9reib in6 81. gobn & 60.
SO gts. nn6 81. BrobeiIaide frei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-27
eumtberm Nacific Sabn.
Uittoria Eibiiion, O.. 8. e. :
(0uli Sbore.)
WDYdH Hrf

Wa9 guero. gietoria, BORT 9apaca, Corpus
gbrilti, 9ropnsbiue. 9tio Granoe. @itp.
@oItab, 8eebiIe, g8barton. BaIaetss uno
Souftou TOO moreens
Mnfnnft $50 nbenos
Ser Gam Souiton" mad Guero, 8teforia,
Ibarton uuo Souiton:
Mufunft 100 moreens
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-27
@abt ; Mn3eigen.
Sir Sheriff.

9ie .Sreie greFe fir Segas" TT autos
riiiert, dr3u5eigen, 6aB .. 8. Gtnbs
10 Ganbi6af fir 6as Mmt zines Sberiffs
bon 8egar gointb lit linb iid ber gnt>
ideibung Der bemofratiiden 8riudrs
fpablen ilnteripirft.
Die mSreie EreHe fir Eeyas. TIT autos
riliert, ofl3u5eigen, bnb SameS R Rcs
gIosteb Annoibnt fir bal Nmt
bes Sberiffs bon 8egar goiir1tb 1T itnb
iid ben beruofratiiden Primdrtpahlen I'M
Slli lntertpirft.
9ie ,Sreie greiIe fir geras" lit
altoriIierf, atl8n8eigen, oaR g8 m. S.
@pfprth &anbiDat fir bas Nmt ei>
mes G6eriffs bon 8egar goaintp lit uno
iidl Der gntideibung Der bemofratiiden
8rimdripahleu untertpirft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-27
yiad Brownsville

Ser BUG ber Sunfet 8ietorta DibtitoH, aos
fabrt 7.05 moreenS. madt in plaeebo Serotn'
buns nit Der @ulf goaft Cine fur Corpus
gbrifti, Mnfunft bort 4.55 ua6mtttags anliHli
i'm 0rotpusbile 9.25 abenbs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-27
s. & q. ". Sabm.
Msfabrl {

Msfabrf.
Ma6 alien gsorbs1egas ss6unften ........
411br unb borniitta9s.
gaa6 ct. aouis. Wsempbis nno benz Often
80. .l.25 ubr nahn1. nnb Z, As abenbs.
g2ad Wserito 1920 1lbr bornltttags.
Mntnuft.
Bon ct. Souls u benz Often. $50 morg
Bon ct. 2ouis u. Dem Often, $50 morg.
Bon 2areoo nnb Negifo Il. LOS nndm.
BDn ct. 9auis, 8anias gitp 8 45 abba,
ct. 9ouis & snn Slantisso BAN.
Mbfa1rt
Mad Sort Smith. Springfield. ct. 2ouis, aans
fass gitb. Gticago Is. & q. q. DepoD
o.oo uoetpz
Mnfunft.
Bon Ct 2ouis, aanfas 9Th, 9aris, Gbieaga
1910 morgens
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-27
a. 0o.MA.nn I'll

sSn Weiapiae, 5la., lpuroen
3pei 9eeger BON elmer @olfsmenge
aus Dem @ef1ngnis gebolt uno an
einem Baum ollfgebangt. Sic ipa=
rem in einen Store gegangen, batten
auf oen 8eiiser eeihoiien uno oa-
BEL cine tpeibe Srdu, Die iid s1fdaiJ
in Dem 2aben befano, idper perlpnn-
Apt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-27
Siir Guuntp =Glerf.

Sic .5reie greiIe fir Eeras~ lit aue
toriiiert, an5u5ei9en, bas 9 3 / an g.
8 milton aanoibat fir bag Mmt
6es Gpuntbeglerfs bon 8erar Gountb
lit lnb lid ben bemofratiiden Rrimdrs
ipablen I'M Suli ltnteripirft.
9ie .6reie 8reiie fit Seras" lit ats
toriiiert, ail3i5eigeil. oab Wife s.
6 M b b ell aanoibat fir bas Slmt bes
County, @glerfs pon 8erar 9pilntp lit unb
ii6 ben bemofratiidlen Erimdripableu i'm
Slili unterlpirft.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-22
NOW IT'S THE "sKYsCRAPER NECK.
Boy Gazes at Singer Building and Can't Get
His Head Back Again.

The dangers of sightseeing in lower Manhattan
had another fearsome addition yesterday. when the
surgeons of St Gregory's Hospital discovered as
pastic contraction. or 'skyscraper neck John
Witz ten-year-old boy, trying to see the
fagpole of the Singer Building through the smoke
clouds and mist yesterday, when his neck shpped'
and he couldn't get his head down again
John frightened than hurt ana ms
wells brought a wondering crowd around hlin'
Nearly eyerv one made a guess what the boy
was troubled with, and it was decided to let the
doctors have try
At the hospital Drs Jacobs and Heacock used
mental suggestion and massaged the boys mead on
straight.
40 Fldred street Brooklyn the doctors named the
disease.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-22
LCSIT4NIA KEEPS 1T UP.
Big Cunarder Promises to LO1cer
Record OUer Long Course.

The Cunard liner Lusitania, which passed
Nantucket South Shoals Lightshp at s37
o'clock p. yesterday at a speed estimated to
be more than 25 knots. giving promise of com
ing abeam the Sandy Hook Lightshp at about
1;45 O'Clock a. m. to-day, delayed by fog
midway between Nantucket Lightship and Fire
Island. The marine observer at Fire Island
was unable to see the steamer, but wireless
message announced that she was abeam the
island at los o'clock a. m. Later reports said
the fog exceedingly thick Notwithstanding
the fact that the Lusitania will be forced to re-
duce speed between Fire Island and Sandy Hook
Lightship. il is believed she will make record
over the long course
According TO wireless report received from
the Lustania on Wednesday, she had broken tl,a
record for a single days run, making 632 knots
from noon Tuesday Wednesday. Her
previous record for the best days run was 627
knots. made from noon March to noon
March 10.
1t is generally believed that the big turbiner
has been travelling fast she be driven
in an effort to make round trip at an average
speed of 24.5 knots more, which will entitle
her to the government subvention of s750000.
Until she ran into the fog She made an average
speed exceeding 25 knots. If she arrives off the
lightship at 245 O'Clock a. m to-day, as is
pected, the Lusitania will make record over the
long course of 2,S90 knots of days 20 hours and
II minutes, which is hours and As minutes less
than her previous record of days over the same
course from Daunts Rock TO the Sandy Hook
Lightship.
The Lusitania's average speed her record
run of days IS hours and 40 minutes over the
short of 2.7s1 knots, in November. 1907.
was 2435 knots.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-22
GREAT STEEL 4CTITITY
Indicated by Immense Contracts
Placed for Coke.

Pfttsburg May 21.-Activity in the local
coke market indicates resumption in the iron
and steel trade on large scale. The United
Iron & Steel Company started its large plant
at Leetonia Ohio to-day. at its full capacity.
after being shut down for some time. and has
signed a contract with the Washington Coal
and Coke Company of this city for 10000 tons
of coking coal TO be delivered at the rate Of
$1,000 tons month.
Another Pittsburg coal company has sold
10000 tons of foundry coke for delivery during
the next eleven months, and a Wisconsin firm
is about to close a contract here for 10000
tons of furnace coke. A number of other i'm
portant contracts are pending
Practically all of the coke plants in the Con-
nellsville region have been repaired and i'm
proved and many of them enlarged and are
preparing TO enter upon long run.
A gas plant to operate thirty-two open hearth
furnaces said 10 be the largest in the world.
has been opened at the Duquesne Steel Works
of the United States Steel Corporation.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-22

Board Planning TO Go There for
Brooklyn Supply.

The Board OF Water supply 1t learned yes
terday. is preparing to make fight to tap the
almost inexhaustible supply in Suffolk County to
get the additional water that Brooklyn needs now
and will need in the future 1t has been generally
supposed that Suffolk water protected by the
so-called Burr law. which passed TO prevent
the old city of Brooklyn from extending its water
system into Suffolk in 1896.
The board, however, in making a thorough study
Of water needs learned that Brooklyn would soon
require from 5000 600 10000 600 additional gal
Ions day. The borough does have enough
now in times of drcuth So the board decided to
map out a comprehensive scheme for increasing the
supply materially. This calls for going right into
Suffolk County. In week ten days the ques-
ton will be presented the State Board Of Water
Supply
The plans call for aqueduct into Suffolk and
several wells. 1t is estimated that such plant
capable of furnishing 10000 600 gallons day could
be built for about s4o0oo5oo Some 100000 gallons
a day could be produced for about sls,Go,0o it is
estimated
The Board of Water Supply had bill in Albany
repeating the Burr law. There is no question, how
ever that such a bill would meet with violent
opposition Of Suffolk County interests. Already
those interested in the private fish preserves and
large country estates IN that county have become
alarmed and have protested to Commissioner
Bensel
New-York tribune., 1908-05-22
PARANoIAC DEVELOPS FROM EGOTIsT.
Insane Thoughts and Actions Reflections
from Phases of Sanity, Says DR.. Kellogg.

Philadelphia. May 2f-Dr. Theodore H. Kellogg.
of New York. speaking the session Of the Amer
lean Neurological Association here tonight point
ed out that the thoughts and actions Of the insane
are not original. but merely reflected from phases
of sanity. He said. in part:
There are sane prototypes for all the chief in
sane mental processes Mankind has always enter
tanned delusons due TO ignorance. superstition love
Of the marvellous and morbid fancies. peustons
Of injuries received sometimes cause wrongs be
tween classes Thus anarchists not only have rank
delusions. but would if they dared. be driven by
them to commit continued homicide.
Sane suicides outnumber the insane suicides The
insane suicide simply maSines he has lost his all
and his act is committed for the same reason as
in the case Of the sane What is true of suicide is
also of homicide
The acts of the insane in the main only
continuation of the folly violence and criminal
common in sanity The paranoiac develops out OF
native egotisn1.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-22
RESERVE PLAN 4PPROVED.
House Passes Bill for National
Forest Commission.
From The Tribune Bureau.T

Washington May H.-The House to-day put its
approval on the project to establish ultimately a
White Mountain and Southern Appalachian forest
reserve by passing the bill providing for the ap
pointment Of commission to go over the ground
and report as TO the necessity and cost OF such
reserve 1t also gives the consent of Congress TO
states which desire to cooperate with the gov
ernn1ent in conserving their natural resources and
protecting their navisabIe streams. Representative
Scott of Kansas, chairman OF the COMMITTEES on
Agriculture said that the bill merely pre-
1fn1nary step toward the acquisition by the govern
nent of the White Mountain reserve Repre-
sentative Currier. Of New Hampshire. pointed out
that the only opponents of the measure were those
from the Western states. on whose lands more
,ora than 81 50oO0ocoo has been spent for similar
r,,rnoses Mr. Tawney. speaking in opposition to
The measure said that the reserve would cost as
much as the Panama Canal as 75.0oooe acres
vvou1d have TO be bought at an average cost oe
g 50
The House also passed a bill authorizing the
establishment OF bureau of mines in the Interior
Department A commissioner Of mines IS author
fzed and il is provided that il shall be the prov
t,cA and duty Of the bureau and its commissioning
~ foster promote and develop the mining indus
tries of the United States. investigate the meth
ods or mining the safety of miners. the possiole
,r,proven1ent Of conditions under which mining
onerstions are carried on, the treatment OF ores.
the use OF explosives and electricity the values or
mineral products and markets for the same and
other matters pertinent to the industry
IT, oo,farerca report on the District of Column
bia traction bill permitting the laying OF street car
tracks 70 the Union Station. was adopted. with the
rrovisfor for universal transfers eliminated; the
corfaranoA report on the agricultural appropriation
Ian 1os szrsad 10. the Senate amendments which
increased by s1200oo0 the public building appropri-
alton were disagreed TO and conference was
New-York tribune., 1908-05-22
WORSE THAN QUEBEC.
Scientific .Imerican' Backs The
Tribune's Gail for Bridge Test.
-rrr- T.-e S-..r-lfr Ar1elice y.

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i vas sre--ffs1Ie when the chords che pottonl
Soi1IrfssIaa nemDers) of the 'guereC - ri,-er
!e1s She whole structure collapse lhto tile ilHe
taa- the question OF the security OF sllilliaI
9fessaa members in other large bIldses puilt i "a =
lie same rrriues of design should he raIsed anu
certain amount OF anxiety aIoused az - -
tsteIr ii rtase structures The quebec Brlose was
q eu1rr-arsf heavy structure; but IL is not gen
esi.y known rEsr there is one otlef Eiedt an
eve lrlea. nat is heavier than the 1dIen piIVSts
- mat tLe new f5lacf-Weii -. I--rt a
sc-0sS The East River in TINS cltS- Inc ot N "a
tr1ee weighs 7G. ions per linear foot the lIep.c
%li-e-, - tons per linear foot ana L'e DI'1SfN" =
-ssad bridge 1872 tons per linear looI, ,-iL
.1it chord members Of the - sIehec bi sif,t
.s4el consisted Of four fat webs "i
eaea nlage lJr Of several plates riEeted toeetheI
-e isus being in vertical planes du ilFid Nos
Z horizontal trussInS OF llShl aiis 60, -
S'fg their iap and bottom edS"s; a. W. -
tieadr s.,t. n, mis- iof!rna the cboros ialleo pe
ta1se ttie rsrtfing was rot sufncienty suong- 20
700 Tie r. ~ webs ia their proper liai's- -
& aig aa= torn asunder. snd ne .1 -. tss
siaiy 81 line were buckitu iii.o Ia ~
1.-lke letter " The chord iall'o an : he
-t99 Fesr-s "a each square inch OF Sec'ioI IA
YES TIE T0,raI commission that liINtStie -
u-sasler i.5r = chord member that NaS oii. - -
- ~ slze az ;-e Quebec Bridge melHDei, - Ia,a, ia
VIII Respects exactly Identical. II was Ia a.,
testing rasofin4 and loaded unul u laileo "a
se44-i t1. sarne way as the 2ueiec c'pi - :;
49, moreover. under ehacuy TIC ~
pounds The square lhcE- ..-x ,ba, the
4 universally accepted fE eileiis ita,t means
toros col ls,,se F,.tiIs. of the insuf1iciel',
P,oYlceG 10 hold the web members lh ~ bridge
r-lSa, 70 reurp TO the Blackwell islaI- 5,,,tai
relofe former Bridge Commissioner I[Ia.es I[is for
fb' pni u Office plans bad Dgen -,,e,,,, hers -
itHcnes FL ,!,rtb consisting Of three ie4NFH z,eei
- hrnly in position nv = cohtl I, .s,t ~ the
elEtI pafe extending over the fhil ,ri-e,s vas
S'e-1 aad throughout its = llcle iersih- iHe'7
New-York tribune., 1908-05-22
EARL GULICK arrested.
Former Boy Soprano Held for
Assault and Robbery.

Earl GuliCk nineteen years old, of No. 4O
C1ramercy Park who, until year ago,
when his voice began to change. of
the best known boy sopranos in the United
States was arrested last night charged with
bad mistake"
Young Gulick sang before some of the most
prominent persons of the country, including
President Mckinley, and he sang at that Presi-
dents funeral. From Andrew Carnegie, Gulick
received gold medal as a souvenir of the oc-
cason of his singing before the ironmaster.
Gulicks arrest, according to his own story,
which he gave out through a friend, came as
the result of friendly visit of four persons to
an uptown saloon just before the alleged robbery
took place shortly after midnight May 10
Alexander H Dunlop, of No. 554 West 42d
street, who is the complainant. of the
party.
runlop charges that Gulick assaulted and
robbed him of $50 at 41st street and Seventh
avenue.
Guck says that he asked Dunlop to lend him
So which Dunlop did. and then Dunlop began
to spar with another member of the party AS
they were sparring Dunlop fell. and as he got up
robbed of $50
Gulick sent a message to his father. DR.. j G
Gulick. dentist at No. 134 Broadway, Brook
lyn living at No. 40 Gramercy Park Manhat-
tan requesting assistance. Dr. Gulick went to
Police Headquarters and tried to make
rangements for bail, but. account of the fact
that all his property is in Kings County he was
una BILE to furnish bail.