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New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
JOHN NOLEN TO BEAUTIFY M0NTCLAn
Points Out Defects to Towns Proud Eatn"'
Says It's Like Rural England

MontcIair ~ j. July IS (Specia11-jonn No''-
the landscape architect. who has been shsfs :.
beautIfy this town. here to-day ana n xr-
inspection of the field which he VIII "o' = "a
Nolen surprised the authorities here whe" ~ ~ -.
the streets badly paved the rau' .h.r
prosches in a disgraceful condition. and tna' !.
ssat,res oy the town we're on a par with those :.
the most commonplace communities IN 'he 80 -.
The municipal beauty doctor was impress .-,.,,
ever with the natural advantages OF aI - =
which he said had many Of the charae'sfis''s
rural English town. -
The irregularity of the town. 80 ,,Sd-
=, Do chief charms The common s'' p.
iro, arrangements of streets Sam'liar 'n -,
American towns had not been followed hs -.
No,ep thinks Montclair VIII prove AN 'oe" -
den,ia. town when the plans of tbs Maaic''~
Commits are carried out
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
NEwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, SUNDAY. JULY 49, 1903

4..,. ..,o+v.. mr. we're able to care for them
solvas unt,l they should again come to Amer
ica. and still others were easily self-susta1nins
with the profits Of their American so9oufn-
The general result Of this re6uent movement
of the tide Of migration seems to De gooo, 70
Is that of all international intercourse. Inc
Poles-and the same rule applies to other ma
t,onalities-,earned much during their stay IN
America. and they have carried tnat Know
edge hack with them, for their own use II shey
remain there and also for impairment TO tneir
fellows in the old country. They have learned
that i'm some respects America is better than
E,,rope. and that Europe can be improved ny
following the American example Iney nave
also learned that in some respects America Is
not so good. at least for them, as Europe; or.
at any rate, is not so good as they expecteu ~
find It. So they are led to take more Jus.
and philosophical view OF their own ana VI
other countries, and to be better c'tzene tn"n
thev were before. Practically, their migration
and remigration form system OF popular eA
change. corresponding to the academic exchange
of nrofessors between American and Euro
mean universities Not 80 many OF our own
neople 90 abroad In return, ana these WHO uo
arc chiefly Of 4 very different class; but PROD
ably II Is lust as desirable and may be Just AZ
profitable for them to do 80 and to learn "nat
they can of our European neighoors.
As for the possible permanent return OF many
immigrants from America to Europe, 1t snouHl
he regarded with equanimity and approval IL
Is process which should prove benenclaI 70
both countries We can easily spare as many
as are likely to return. 1t would not Do U"
Americas benefit to have Europe depopulated
or drained of the best elements OF It's popnia-
tiop and left to decay. We do not suppose tha'
there is any general danger OF that BUT IN
some regions, notably in Italy, emigration mas
resulted in a scarcity Of labor and sparseness
Of population which materially initiate against
the prosperity of the country In some places
there are extensive areas of abandoneo ian"s'
whose former occupants have come TO America !,
IF such places were reflled With men VINO nad
snent some time here and had learned pro-
gressiye American ways, and who had some
American capital. the result would be Tor tne
great good Of the country concerned and' III
less direct degree Of America as well.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
Nv THE eERKSHiRES.
rRv Telegraph 20 The Tribune.

rBy Telegraph The Trfbune1
Lenox. July 1s-5fr. and Mrs. William D. sioanA
who went to New York TO Mr. and Mrs Jamss
A. Burden and Mr.. and Mrs George ". Wander
bilt sail for Europe returned 70 Elm Court o.
night.
DR. and Mrs William NJ Polk. who have been
Manchester. Vt
Miss Maude Adams has gone TO New York
Miss Kate Cary made a run 70 Lee this u1ornn1
with her four bays brake. Hamilton Wilkes
Cary. who IS her guest Buttsrnur cottage.
with her.
DR. and MIS- Austin Flint r., have arrived %
the Curtis Hotel
Edward G. Burdette entertained az dinner at the
Bishop cottage tonight
Mrs Harry Livingston Lee was hostess at Whist
at the Curtis villa tonight
Mrs. Frederic Sturgis is guest % Mrs. Frsnh
K. Sturgis at C1ipston Grange.
Captain and Mrs John s. Barnes have returned
from a motor trip to New Hannpshre
Mrs. Frederick Alderman and Miss Anna Acker-
of New York. have arrived at tha Red Lion
Inn IN Stockbridse.
Mr. and Mrs R A. Keyes and Mr and Mrs
John A. Cuthoertson. who have been the Hotel
Aspinwall. departed to-day for tour Of the Brat-
ton Woods
Miss Helen F. Chace. VINO has been in Lenox for
several weeks. will start Monday for Bar Harbr
s. Parkman Shaw jr-. of Boston. IS a gHest Of
Mr.. and Mrs S. P. Shaw. at Redwood.
Heavy showers late this afternoon broke upsthe
baseball game between Lenox and Beckett ts4ns
and dispersed large gallery Of well known per'
sons.
Mr. and Mrs Richard c Dixey entertained ss
dinner at Tanglewood tonight Their guests IN
oluded Mr. and Mrs. Charles Astor Bristed- Ar.
and Mrs. Henry Ives Cobb. Mr.. and Mrs Francis
Dillon Fitz G;ibbon and James Barnes
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert s. Brewster entertained Dc
dinner tonight at the PopIars for Rudolph Neesef.
who IS their guest. Mr.. and Mrs. Newsch Morr'e
Mr.. and Mrs. David T. Dana and Mr. and Mfs'
George r. Turnure among the invited suesIs.
: MIR. and Mrs. George Westinghouse gave a dlnneF
Erskine Park tonight to entertain Mr. and MI
Clark W. Crannell. of New York; T. e Draxe es
Paris. and Miss n. Hewitt. of Kingston n Y Ao'
dinner followed by musical
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henry Hammond arrived -
Elm Court to-day with their family from the Az AZ
rondacks. be guests of Mrs. Haulntoncs pare"'@
Mr.. and Mrs William d. Sloane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. Morse and E A Mol.
arrived at the Hotel Asplnwal tonight Mr.
Mrs Frederick r. Pratt. with Miss AVerat 49,
Miss Ruth AveraU have also arrived.
Mrs. Richard Starr Dana is guest ot heF "'s
Richard T. Dana. Long Island.
Charles Reed and Miss RosaIie Cowsr are su~~~
of Mr.. and Mrs Harold Goodwin
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT.
RrsIeersrh to Tn. T-fhuD.-p


Newport r. L. July fs-Week-end s,ssep -
E.uroyt fo-dav are mors numerous tran q =.
time since the summer season opened Nr -
Mrs Horace Bfnney. OF New York. are tHe sueuni
of Mr. and Mrs. Victor sorchan: Fred A. Juiilinra
Of New York. is the guest or the Rev DR.. N
Mrs. Roderfck Terry: Grafton Cushing. Of Bosesa
IL visiting Mr. and Mrs Howard Cushing: Mr. -
Mrn Joseph Hartman entertaining Mrs n
McColloush ana J. Borden Hartman. Of New Yosh.i
Miss Crosby OF New York Is the guest Of M. -!
Mrs william e. BIyn. and sranley Morttsnsr. H. =
visiting Mr. and Mrs James Brown
Colonel G. L. F. Robinson entertained at Iunchesa
at his home. In Kay street: Mrs Nathaniel Thay~
~sva n 1,nchaon at the Gooseberry Island rshfn-,
C1rb while Mrs Seth Barton French gave y
luncheon at the Graves Point Fishing Cluo- MAJ
Elisha DYER Mrs william Storrs Wells and Na
Charles F. Hoffman were dinner hostesses tlao
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs c. Chauncey stillnan occ1pysna
lanes StfInan's summer home. IN Narrasanal9
avenue
Mr. and Mrs Horace Binney. Mr ard Ma G.
Chauncey Stflman. Alwyn Ball. tr.. DIR. ard l0s.
n Barton Jacobs Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Iseiin ~
Mr.. and Mrs. E. 8. Reynal registered at the Casino
to-day !.
tn. Raw Hugh Birckhead. rector Of 81 Georvvs
Episcopal Church. New York. is the guest Of HI
mother. Mrs. William r. Brckhead
J. p Greene, first v!ce-pres'denr OF the PenuaV1e
vania Railroad and his family arrived at thstH
jamestown estate to-day
Mr. and Mrs Louis L. Lorfllard VIII not retur3
from Europe until September
Mr. and Mrs Aiwyn Ball. OF Rutherford. ~ J..
have arrived at their summer home. Boothden, ~
Midd1etown for the summer.
To-day according to reports earlier IN ths weak.
was to have been the wedding day OF Mrs Mary
Braav Hall and Herbert NJ Hartman but the
marriage has not taken place yet II "a under
stood that Mrs Hall is Ill at her cottage. IN Cay
street
Miss Katz Of New York arrived this svenine.
and fs the guest Of Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock
Mrs Alexander Corcoran Is visiting her daushtse,
Mrs Howard Cushing
A Blair ThaW arrived this evening. and - the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Thaw-
Walter s. Howe. OF New York. - visiting Mr. an6
Mrs Arnold Hague
Miss Laura Swan returned from West Chssesu
this evening. and ~ W. Bull and Delaney Jay
returned from New York.
The weekly golf match at the Newport Golf C3uhl
this afternoon was won by Robert Ssdzvick, t
Those playing included Stuyvesant Leroy, Lis1
penard Stewart. A. L. VESSEL. Robert Goeiet q,
r. Rfves q. w Doian. W. P. Thompson. Or. Rod.
erick Terry, Rodertck Terry. jr.. Il p. Cross
Austin Gray. Mrs Nathaniel Thayer and Mrs 9. B.
Thayer.
A bridge tournament is soon to begin at the 0o9
Club for silver loving cups.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
A cLusMAN ON THE POLICE.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: Does the violence of the police the
Brighton Beach racecourse yesterday mean that
we are losing have lost all OF justice
and right? Will The Tribune stand supinely by
and net raise Its voice In protest.
II tho same thing had happened in Russia the
newspapers would have at least column of edi-
torial under the probable heading The Latest
Russian Outrage.
Won't you do something on behalf of fair play: !:
SPORTSMAN.
Union Club Fifth avenue end Slot street New
York, July ~, 1905.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
Abour People and Social lncfdents

VINO has been away for . fortnight - - -
Canada on . fishing expedition. rsturnsd yvoS
and went to Newport
Robert Bacon. acting Secretary Of 5taxA sn-3
tn town yesterday frcm Washington to 49, -
weekend with Mrs. Bacon and his Children = Se1
place At westbury. Long Island He rsewn. ~
the national capital Tomorrow
Neither Frederick w WhftT1dse nor his lnt
tar Miss Eleanor. has gone abroad tsts -.
M,ss whitridee Is staying Newport ana ~
vhitrtdxe IL spending the weekend with sp,AnJ
bassador and Mrs. Joseph H. choats at H.
bridge Mass
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS

Among the passengers arriving here
ARABIC FROM LIVERPOOL
Mrs Thomas Arnold MI eho "a
Mr. and Mrs. Robert My and Mra J z 60
a T. routon Nr and Mra W. T. IT,
=. ?. Sanford @0e@Ss
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19

Mrs Robert Goelet. who arrived from Europe
two DAYS ago. has gone to Newport for the sum-
mer She was Joined there yesterday by her son.
Robert Walton Goelet. Her nephew. Robert Gcelet.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19

r. ,s announced that the Democratic Nauohai
COMMITTEES will employ no "spellbinders TINS
year. Mr.. Bryan will talk into the phonosrap"'
and .sThe Commoner" will be circulated i'i
campafsn literature. But is not such g. inohop
oIistic programme antagon1sffc TO the Den'oi
n,atform's declaration that no monopoly ought
RI control more than 90 per cent Of any line OF
output7
e,ectinr RRYANandkern, but It brings out ane tne
perspira ton in this weather-Charieston news ahu
Courier
yet 1.-THE News and Courier is about the only
r,o,,oora+,c newsnaper in the South which the
aforementioned task has thrown into perspi-
ration.
A bahv struck by batted bail makes the
s;xtb victim, Of our national game this season IN
pittshurr alone Ere long the humane society
NAV be urging the leagues to drop their muir
derous sport and take up football or lacrosse.
Mr. Brvan saws that he doesn't care to discuss
political questions not treated In the Denver
n,atforn But 1t will not be possible for him
TINS TO dodge responsibility for his own utter
ances and commitments issues like govern
man, ownership and operation of the railroads.
nm which the Democratic National Convention
thought 1t policy to be silent
Now bobs up serenely q tale that Presloeht
Roosevelt was elected in 1904 by virtue of a
vast campaign fund contributed-by whom? by
that Warwick Of the World. tnat olympus
shaking potentate. President Cabrera OF Guate-
mala. We had hoped that the awfui skeleton
eou,d be kept in the closet. But since 1t hasn't
been. its companions may as well be let out, too
and the confession be made that Cabrera was
not alone In that dastardly manipulation OF
American politics, but had as his fellow con-
spirators the Second Syndic Of Andorra and the
Deputy Assistant Great High Muckamuck OF
Rorrioboola Cha OF course the object OF these
three In thus imposing Mr.. Roosevelt upon this
nation against its will is quite obvious. But we
wonder If the Sultan of Oman or the Hereditary
Grand Duke Of Pumpernickel Is to finance Mr.
/Taft's campaign?
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19

baby struck by a batted bail makes 'he
sixth victim Of our national game TINS season III
Pittsburg alone Ere long the humane sooie's
may be urging the leagues to drop tne'r ni"'
5a.o,,s snort and take I'D football lacrosse.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-02-06
ADELPHIA FIRES
ALL COME IN
BUNCHES
Four at One time in Quaker
Town Cause Loss Of $780,
600 to Property.
FAMILIES DRIVEN
INTO SNOW STORM

Philadelphia, Feb. 6-Four fires in
this city today, all burning at the
same time, caused damage estimated
at 100000 The first fire started on
the freight steamer Aries of the Mer-
chants and Miners Transportation
company, which was lying at the
Pine street wharf in the Delaware
river. This fire caused a loss of
$4,000.
Meanwhile the big drug store owned
by Jacobs Brothers on Chestnut
street, was damaged by fire and water
to the extent of SIS, 900, and the Ma
cey Furniture company's store, ad-
Joining, suffered loss of $4,000.
The third fire occurred at American
and Locust streets, where a large
three-story building occupied by pub
fishing firms was completely burned
out, with losses aggregating $4,000.
While the firemen were battling
with the flames at these three places
a fourth fire started in residence
at the corner of Marshall and Ritner
streets. The house was destroyed and
three other dwellings were damaged,
while twenty persons, driven out into
the snowstorm by the flames, were
forced to seek shelter with the neigh
bors. The damage to the three dwell
ings amounts to $4,000.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-02-06
RECOMMENDS PASSAGE
OF IMPORTANT BILLS
Secretary OF Interior Favors Two
Measures Of Considerable In
tcrest to New Mexico
People.

Washington, d. c., Feb. 6.-(Spe-
ClaD D-Secretary Garfield of the in
terror department today recommended
to Congress the passage of two bills
introduced by w. II. Andrews, dele
gate to Congress from New Mexico.
one of the bills is In substance a
provision for disposing or leasing OF
mineral lands on Indian reservations.
This bill will be OF considerable bene-
fit in several localities where mineral
lands Of known values cannot be
mined or extensively prospected un-
der existing conditions
Another measure, which the secre-
tary approves, is the land compro-
ago by the delegate, providing for the
settlement OF alleged timber land
fraud cases by compromise, the gov
ernment being unable to show Grim
inal fraud.
Both Of these. measures We're dis
cussed fully by the secretary with
the members Of the New Mexico del
egation now in Washington and they
also endorse the bills as for the gem
eral good.
1t Is understood that there viii be
little or no opposition to the measures
in either the House or Senate.
The New Mexico delegation has
been hard a work in Washington, for
several legislative acts of interest to
New Mexico. The members will not
leave for their homes before the mid
die Of next week.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-02-06
MISS WHITE Sue
CUMBS TO PNEUMONIA
Remains VIII BE Shipped To Family
Home i'm Ohio for Burial

Miss Lille V. White, VINO was taken
seriously i'll with pneumonia several
days ago, died at 1880 o'clock this
morning. Miss White was sick only
nine days. She became seriously i'll
almost Immediately after being strick-
en- and for several days her life was
despaired or All day yesterday she
was kept alive with oxygen, the at
tending physicians resorting to every
possible means known TO the medical
world to prolong life. hoping for the
best She began sinking yesterday
morning.
The body will be placed aboard
train No. s this evening, following a
private service held at the chapel Of
French & Adams at o'clock \
brother will accompany the body TO
the family home at Weston. OHIO.
where a father and a mother, three
sisters and another brother await the
arrival.
Although Miss White mad only been
a resident Of Albuquerque five months
she made many friends who regret
deeply her sudden death. She was
graduate of Maryyille college Of Ten
nessee. She was faithful member
OF the First Presbyterian church.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-02-06
GOOD SEATS LEFT FOR
ElKS' BIG SHOW
TONIGHT
Final Rehearsal of COLLEGE
Pennant" COnvinCeS ElkS
IL Will Set New Standard.
HAVE NO FEAR OF
DISAPPOINTING FRIENDS

Don't forget the big show tonight
and tomorrow night" is the slogan
of the Eks and their friends today
and it has been such an effective cry
that a packed house will probably
greet the production of "The College
Pennant' tonight. Some good seats
yet remain in spite of the fact that
the reserved seat sale has been big
better In fact than the Elks expected.
Tn production tonight by local tall
ent is to set a standard for amateurs
in Albuquerque Is what the Elks are
confidently saying today, and those
who were privileged to see the final
rehearsal last night are extraordinar-
ily jubilant, The rehearsal convinced
them that the show will be put
through with snap and vigor. so they
have no fear that the audience will
be disappointed.
With the large advance seat sale
and the capable cast the Elks be-
lieve they have cause to be happy
today and will be out tonight I'm
force to see the result Of their ef-
forts.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-02-06
.TAAW MUST REMAIN
At LEAST TWO MONTHS
Physicians at Matteawan Will Not
Recommend His Release Until
They Have Had Time to
Observe Him.

New York, Feb. 6-No immediate
move Will be made to secure the re-
lease Of Harry haw from the Mat
teawan asylum. according to the
statement OF A. Russell Peabody,
Thaw's personal counsel, this morn
ing. II has been definitely decided
there is no way under the law by
which Thaw can be removed TO a
private sanitarium.
1t Is said that the physicians at
the Matteawan asylum will not rec
Ommend his release until they have
had sixty or ninety days during which
10 observe his conduct
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-02-06
HUSBAND SHOOTS WIFE
AND KILLS HIMSELF
Insane Jealousy Causes Colorado
Springs Double Tragedy.

Colorado Springs, Feb. 6.-The bod
les Of Earl Ryan, aged %, ana of his
wife We're found this morning in an
clubhouse at the home of the girls
mother In West Colorado Springs,
Ryan had shot ani killed his wife
and nad then committed suicide.
Insane jealousy is said to Oe the
cause. Ryan had been working on a
reservoir out of town and returned
last night 20 visit his mother. He
asked his wife 10 take a car ride with
him and that was the last seen OF
them until the bodies We're found this
morning
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-02-06
FLgGO DROWN OUT
FAMILIES IN OHIO
TOWN
Forces Many to Leave in
Boats and Abandon Prop
erty.-Children Drown.
ICE GORGE CHANGES
COURSE OF STREAM

Dillenvale. Ohio, Feb. "a heavy
rain today caused the ice in Short
creek to gorge and at the Dillonvale
Athletic park a bank of ice thirty
feet high formed. This changed the
course of the stream OF water and II
flowed into the lower part Of town,
submerging 1t to a depth of fifteen
feet
Fifty families were forced to use
boats in leaving their homes, so
quickly did the water surround them
and many others escaped just in time
TO reach the main part of the town
before the water covered their
houses Two Polish boys and a girl
were drowned. being unable to reach
higher ground before the water
caught them.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-02-06
.FIREMEN INJURED IN
WISCONSIN FIRE
Eighty Men Were on ladders
Against Wall When IL
Collapsed

Racine, WIS, Feb Captain
John Diedish and four other drcmeu
were badly injured today i'm a fire
which broke. out i'm the clubroom Of
the Racine club and caused damage
TO the amount Of $4,000.
Eighty hremen were on ladders
against a wall Of the building when
IL collapsed. and all We're thrown TO
the ground, a number being buried
under the debris The fire was
caused by defective wiring
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-02-06
DID new YORK BANKS
SPECULATE WITH MONEY
senator Declares Cortelyou's Report
Raises Issue of Use of
Public Funds.

Washington, Feb. 6.-In a speech
'n the Senate today Senator Culbert-
son declared that Secretary Cortelyou
in his report to the Senate concerning
government financial transactions in
aid of the banks during the recent
panic, has raised the issue of whether
the national banks in New York used
the S75,OOO,O00 Of public money de-
posted with chem for speculative pur-
poses, or whether this money was
used TO meet the demand of outside
banks for reserve purposes.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-02-06
CONGRESS MUST ACT
OR CITIZENS WILL

Seattle. Wash, Feb. 6.-The Asiat-
ic Exclusion League Of North Amerl-
ca, yesterday framed a memorial to
Congress, demanding immediate leg
islauon for the exclusion of Japan
ose, Koreans and Chinese from AM
erica. The memorial suggests that
If Congress does not act quickly the
people viii take the law into their
own hands. @. A Treitmore. of san
Francisco is president of the league.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-02-06
RANK TO REOPEN

Washington. Feb. 6.-The comp
troller of currency today granted per-
mission for the First National bank
of Brooklyn, to resume business Feb
ruary 10. The bank suspended six
months ago.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-02-06
COLD IN NEW ENGLNNn.

Boston, Feb. Ga cold wave
which struck the New England states
yesterday, continues today, and the
coolest weather recorded this winter
is reported from various points.
Northfeld. Vermont, was the coldest
place in New England today, the
zero.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-02-06
TAKE CONFEDERATE CEMETERY

Washing on, d. C., Feb. 6.-The
Senate committee on military affairs
today ordered favorable report on
the bill providing for the taking over
by the government Of the Confeder-
ate cemetery at Springfield, Mo.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-02-06
sNNNTE nErINEs moMNRp.

WIshIUgt0U. y. O, Feb. 6-The
Senate today passed bin placing
Major General O. @. Howard on the
retired list OF the army as a Heuten-
ant general
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-02-06
FESTIVITIES CONTINUE
WITHOUT ABATEMENT
Americans So Deeply In Debt
They Can Never Repay Hos
pltdIity Shown Them
Evans Health Shows
Improvement.

Punta Arenas, Feb. 6.-The de-
parture of the American fleet from
this port which was scheduled for
yesterday evening, has been post
poned until tomorrow In order to
give the Americans more time in
which to return the many compli-
ments and entertainments showered
upon them since their arrival here.
The officers and men of the fleet
have been lavishly entertained and
the festivities continue unabated. The
residents of Punta Arenas seemingly
cannot do enough for the Americans
and the latter are so far in the debt
of the Chileans that they cannot
hope to repay the many kindnesses
shown them.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-02-06
APPALLING SITUATION
FACES RUINED BANKER
A Judgment Against Him. Suit
Filed to Recover Money. His
Home MOrtgdged and Grand
JurieS Investigating Him
Added TO His Losses.

New York, Feb. 6.-The search for
Charles w. Morse. banker, promoter
and organizer of the American Ice
company and of the 100000, 900 Con-
solidated steamship company. began
in earnest today. Morse has not been
In the city since Monday, according
to information gathered today, and 1t
Is possible he may have left town
earlier
Morse faced a condition which
might well have appalled, any man.
With a judgment for $155,753 against
him, a suit for S243,321 brought
against him by the receiver of the
National Bank of North America, his
home mortgaged and in addition at
tached to cover the amount of the
suit, his accounts in several New
\ York banks attached, his Consolidated
| steamship company in the hands of a
receiver his holdings of bank stock
greatly deprecated, and two grand
juries investigating his relations with
the banks in which he was interested
his affairs are in perhaps as bao
condition as it would be possible TO 10
them to be. 4