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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-20
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tllation, at Grogrommet for Sen
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togelig for Sprfiet iom @rltnolng
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Cater. apin6er og @srn bar bpret
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-20
II. Marg.

Den rusiiife 9oit er blepen oper-
rGloet % plDnOret al 9fppere 9ter-
beOen al Sebris. HuslanOs &eger.
ing er OerpeO blepen berettiget til
Ut beifptte &an0epeiene.
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lerne.
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fotolif &oteOralfirfe, iom ifal fo-
ltc $2,O00,OOO, og pes S5nOpiellen
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llOiteOe en- fortnel S5nObpOelie til
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-20
1orosn runot.

Joroen runot.
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til g}obae Srempa / 9ag fra 8el-
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-20

~9uniferen" uogoar TO @nn-
ee ugentlis og foIter $3.50 per
Gargang.
The sun., 1908-03-28
no COERCE rENEZURLA.
plan to give President Power 10 BrlnK
Castro 70 Terms.

WASHINGTON. March ?7--The Admins
tration intends to take radical steps in
an effort to bring President Castro to the
terms demanded by this Government for
the adjustment Of lie disputes with Venez-
uela over the asphalt and other claims
which Castro has declined to submit to
arbitration Diplomatic efforts having in
the Administratlons opinion. been ex-
hausted, the first step in the programme
arranged will be the introduction Of a
resolution in the Senate granting the Presi-
dent certain authority with which to COM
pei Castro 20 agree to the American pro-
posals.
While II is said that war is not contem-
plated the proposed resolution will be
sufficiently broad to permit him to take
almost any action he deems necessary. As
a preliminary measure the President will
send to the Senate mass Of correspondence
dealing with the efforts to adjust the Ameri-
can claims against Venezuela. This has
been called for by Senate resolution pre-
sented by Senator Lodge, who was acting
with the knowledge and consent Of the
President.
The measure to give the President author
ty TO take action will then be proposed.
1t will provide that a special duty Of per
cent. shall be levied on goods shipped TO
Venezuela, that American collectors Of
customs may be directed not 70 receivs
goods from Venezuela and that the, Presi-
dent may take such other measures as in
his discretion he may deem requisite to
bring Venezuela to terms. It is probable
that the authority TO take general measures
will be qualified by the words mot amount
ing to war
Much secrecy is being observed in regard
TO the Administrators plans, but it is evi-
dent that there is firm intention 10 go to
the utmost limit short OF actual hostility
to compel Castro to respect the wishes Of
this Government, 1t Is realized by the
Administration that its programme cannot
be accomplished without the aid Of wide
spread favorable public opinion, and the
introduction Of the proposed resolution
will he made the occasion for putin the
case before the country for its consideration
and judgment.
The sun., 1908-03-28
QUESTION NJOHNBURKESSANITY
Relatives Of Rich Old Man Say He wasn't
Competent 20 Make - 900 900 GIFT.

Justice Hendrick. in the Supreme Court,
reserved decision yesterday on a motion
by Lawyer John B. Stanchheld for the ap-
pointment Of commission to inquire into
the sanity Of John NJ, Burke, who some
years ago donated $4,000 900 to establish
the Winifred MasteBon Burke Foundation
in memory Of his mother.
Mr.. Burke is o5 years old and bachelor
and has lived for years at is West Forty
seventh street. Several Of his relatives are
Of the opinion that he Is In a state OF senility
and that he was not Of sound mind when
he gave away the $4,000, 900. They also
allege that he is closely guarded in his
home and that access to him cannot be
gained When the order to show cause
on yesterdays motion was obtained some
days ago 1t was found impossible to make
personal service and Justice 0Gorman
gave leave to nail the order on the door Of
Mr.. Burke's house in default Of personal
service.
Edward NJ. Shepard in opposition to tho
motion denied that Mr.. Burke was inacces-
sible or that his mind was failing. Mr..
Shepard declared that he thought he could
readily convince the Court Of Mr.. Burkes
sanity and that he was determined to oppose
vigorously any attempt to have Mr.. Burke
declared nsanA
Justice Hendrick gave counsel until Mon
day to submit supporting affdavits
The sun., 1908-03-28
AGAINST MORE BRIDGE CHANGES.
MetZs Engineer Finds Fault With Plan for
Connection with Subway Loop.


Chief Engineer Chandler Wilmington Of
the Finance Department submitted TO-
port yesterday TO Comptroller Metz on
the request made recently by Bridge Com
missioner Stevenson for authority TO let a
contract for the reconstruction Of the
Manhattan approach Of the Brooklyn Bridge.
The object is TO provide means to run the
bridge trains into the new subway loop.
Mr.. Wilmington throws cold water on the
scheme, He says that the Brooklyn Rapid
Transit Company is not anxious for the con-
nection because the steep grade will require
that all trains using It must be all motor
cars. The use of all motor cars on every
train, Mr.. Wilmington pointed out, would
mean added weight for the bridge. which
was already practically at the maximum
OF its carrying capacity. He added that
he doubted II the connection asked for by
Mr. Stevenson would help to lessen the con.
gestion Of the bridge
The matter was reported 10 a special
committee Of the board to confer with the
Public Service Commission and TO report
back 10 the board as TO the advisability
Of carrying out the scheme.
Work has begun already on the bridge,
having in view the connection with the
subway loop.
The sun., 1908-03-28
FIRE FRIGHT KILLED HER.
Aged Mrs. Annie Nhltbeek Was In 30 Dan.
ger but Thought She Was and Died.

ger but Thought She Was and Died.
Mrs. Annie Whitbeok, aged IS. widow Of
Judge Hans Whitbeck Of Columbia county.
this State, died suddenly last night through
fright caused by fire which started on the
fourth floor OF the Quincy apartment
house at 476 West 1Ilst street, in the rooms
Of Edward Burke. Mrs. Whitbeok lived
with her married daughter. Mrs. Frederick
Noble, on the third floor The FIRE started
in one Of the bedrooms in the Burke apart
ment and the halls on the third and upper
floors we're soon filed with smoke.
Mrs. Noble and her sister, Mrs Frank
Nipple. got their mother out in the hall
way OF the third floor. but the smoke was
thick and they feared to start down the
stairs. Mrs. Whitbeck became excited
and said that she felt sick and wanted them
to carry her to her bed Calls we're sent
TO several physicians in the neighborhood,
but when a doctor came Mrs. Whitbeck
was dead.
The janitor OF the house, James Il. Simms
tried to put out the fire with an extin-
guisher but couldn't The firemen con-
fined the flames TO one room.
Mrs. Whitbeok leaves three daughters
and four sons Two Of her daughters are
on the stage Her husband died two years
ago. Her brother-in-l Henry Whit
beck, was years ago partner OF Dan Rice
in the circus business. The family was
well known in Columbia county.
The sun., 1908-03-28
WOMEN IMPAIR CIVIL SERVICE.
Sweeping Attack on Canadian system by
Royal Commission.

TORONTO, March PA sweeping con-
demnation Of the whole civil service Of
Canada as now operated is substantially
the report Of the Royal Commission ap-
pointed to inquire into the working Of every
Government department. The Manufacture
Of the report s the charge Of lack Of in
telligence and Of conscience in the De-
partment of Marine and Fisheries. The
commissioners found politics holding sway
over both the inside and outside services,
They recommend that political influence
be banished, that merit be substituted
for party pull as a qualification and that
there be a permanent commission 10 super
wise the whole service They find that
there has been lot Of examination lodging
They say that the service in the last fifteen
years has declined and they point out
that great number OF women have found
their way into the Department 10 the detri-
ment Of the public service, there being
100 women employed In Ottawa alone.
The commissioners recommended an
equalization OF salaries, and conclude by
emphasizing the fact that political pull
H. eating the very heart out Of the public
service and that the only remedy lies In
its entire eradication,
The sun., 1908-03-28
BANKER TAYLOR ARRESTED.
New England Trust Company Oficlal
Charged With Conspiracy.

PROVIDENCE. March 27.-Thomas D. Tay-
lor, originator Of the Taylor system Of
banking, was arrested in this city late this
afternoon on a writ Of trespass charging
conspiracy and alleging damages Of ts5O,OOO.
Taylor was taken to the Office Of United
States District Attorney Charles A. Wilson.
who is his counsel Late tonight Taylor
had not been able to furnish ball. the
amount required being the amount Of the
alleged damages
The action was brought at the instiga-
tion Of John p, Reagan, receiver Of the
New England Trust Company. Mr. Reagan
said this evening that the bringing Of the
suit was in his own opinion and in the
opinion Of his counsel the only course left
TO him in view Of what he had learned Of
the history Of the New England Trust
Company. The action was taken, he said,
after he had spent much time following
up the intricacies Of the company's rela-
tions with other concerns.
The sun., 1908-03-28
REBUKE FOR BROOKLYN JURY.
Justice Burr Couldn't Understand Their
Verdict In Garcia Divorce Case.

The jury in the case Of Antonio Garcia, a
tobacco merchant the trial Of whose suit
against Forina NJ. Garcia for an absolute
divorce was brought to a close before
Justice Burr in the Supreme Court, Brook
lyn, on Thursday brought in sealed
verdict yesterday morning in favor Of the
defendant. The result Of the trial was a
surprise 10 Justice Burr and he admins
tered this rebuke to the jury:
III the question Of fact had been pre-
sented to me should have had no hesita-
ton in finding the defendant guilty,
cannot understand how an intelligent jury
could have reached any other conclusion.
The responsibility, however for this ver-
dict rests wholly with you jurors and l
do not feel justified in asserting my indi-
vidual opinion against yours"
II is alleged by the plaintiff that after
their separation his wife had lived at 1928
Gates avenue with Otto Meyer, the core
sponjcnt Both Mrs. Garcia and Meyer
cinphsticNlly dcnie Iat there was any
Improperly in their tV,ations.
The sun., 1908-03-28
BANK LOOTED or A MILLION.
New Charges Against Men Alleged to Have
Robbed Big PIttsburg Concern.

PIrIsBURd. March 2i.-Two additional
embezzlement informations were filed this
afternoon by Bank Examiner W. l.. Folds
against Henry Reiber, paying teller, and
John Young, auditor Of the Farmers de-
posit National Bank. charging them with
deirauding that institution out Of s.. los 900.
While the peclations Of the two men
covered a period Of ten years. the sum Of
N,lO5, 900, it is alleged, was taken within
three years, The statute OF limitations
prevents prosecutions on thefts dating
further back than that.
The first informations, made on Tues
day, charged the theft Of $4,000 and false
entries as well as conspiracy. Further
inspection OF the banks books showed that
this amount was too conservative and the
additional information was made to-day.
The bail Of Reiber and Young was in
creased to s250,OOO each.
Statements issued by T. Hart Given,
president Of the bank, and Examiner Folds
say that the bank will not be embarrassed
The entire sum stolen was made up from
the surplus at a meeting Of the directors
this afternoon.
Reber and Young are both poor men.
every penny they took, it Is alleged. being
lost in speculation. Yesterday judgment
was entered against Reiber for 81. 100 which
he has owed hardware company for five
years To-day mortgage Of $500 on the
home Of Young was foreclosed.
Reiber has been employed by the bank
for thirty-two years and Young for twenty
six years. Reiber was known as the most
careful and the best paying teller in Pitts
burg His two sons are students at Cor
nell and vill he greduHte1 this year ahcu.
the time their father is called for trial.
The sun., 1908-03-28
TEXAS MAKES SEIZURES.
Waters.PIercs Property Worth $500 900 Is
Taken before U. 8. supreme Court Acts.

waters.PIerce Property worth $500 900 IL
Taken Before U. 3, Supreme Court Acts.
AUSTIN, Tex, March 27.-TeXas is max
ing good progress in the collection Of the
judgment Of 81 ,e2S, 900 which it holds against
the Waters-Pierce Oil Company, Since
the order Of the Appellate Court was made
yesterday Sheriff George Matthews has
levied on property worth more than $500, 900.
Included in this property is $4,000 in
securities on deposit in the State Treasury
TO the credit Of the American Surety Com
pany Of New York. which is one Of the
sureties on the appeal bond Of the Waters
Pierce company,
Tank cars, wagons, horses, storage tanks
and buildings in Austin and other parts Of
Texas are among the other property seized.
The Appellate Court got word this after
noon from Washington that the United
States Supreme Court has granted writs
OF error, so the court ordered the Sheriff
to cease making seizures,
The sun., 1908-03-28

weapon and continued to curse him. II
was then, he said. that he fired the shots
1 fired both shots toward the ground
10 said, "and did not think that either one
would take effect don't see how there
could have been bullet wound In the
negros head shot at his feet
As soon as Mr.. Hefin had been arraigned
his friends began to arrive at the police
station and within FIVE minutes Representa-
tives Randall Of Texas, Lewis OF Georgia,
Gaines Of Tennessee, Byrd Of Mississippi.
Wiley Of Alabama and several others sur
rounded him.
The case will come up in the local police
court tomorrow.
The sun., 1908-03-28
TRYING NEW MORPHINE CURE.
Two Patients In Bellevue UNDERGOING .
Seyenty.twO Hour Treatment.

Seventy.twO Hour Treatment.
Or. c. c. Langsdorf went 10 Bellevue
Hospital few days ago and said he thought
he had found a sure cure for the morphine
habit. There we're two patients in ward IS,
where morphine patients are treated, who
had been in the hospital some days and
were about 10 leave, but as soon as they
heard that a part Of the new treatment
was little more morphine they decided
to try il. They had had none Of the drug
since they came.
The two volunteers went under the treat
ment at noon yesterday. An hour after
they took the first dose Of one Of the four
mixtures prescribed by DR., Iangsdorf
seven grains Of morphine was given to
each. II they have hopes that they will
get any more in the seventy-two hours they
will be undergoing the treatment they will
find that they have made a mistake. The
morphine seemed TO affect them some,
The dscoverer Of the new treatment has
a theory that the craving for morphine is due
TO depression, which is caused by the clog
ging Of the secretive and excretive organs,
His treatment aims 10 correct this condition
and thus cure the patient Of the craving.
The sun., 1908-03-28
LEFT $4,000 IN COURT.
Lawyer Wellman Discovers His Error and
Finds the Money.

A sealed box containing $4,000 in cur
rency was left in Part ", Trial Term, Of
the Supreme Court yesterday and was not
interfered with until it's owner returned,
forty minutes later, in an excited condition,
Lawyer Francis ]. Wollman was the owner
or custodian Of the box, and at the o'clock
recess he forgot to take 1t with him when
he won't out tc- lrrchcc1. The occupants
Of the court room all filed out without
touching 1t, and when Wellman suddenly
rushed in at about l;4O the court officer
in charge Of the room wondered why he was
80 anxious to break into the empty court.
Wellman's explanation, made with relief
when the box was once more in his pocket,
astonished the court officer.