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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-16
DIR. II. ]. POWIERs POISONED.
INJURED BY TOY Gun.

cyril Knight. the 1l-year-old son %
Mrs Annie knight. while hunting with
90 companion near West Weber yegter-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-16
Constipation

HSSt<SANbOu
mould not be neglected. u leads 10 more
serious troubles u shows that the import
ani functions u the liver ore imperfeciy
performed. The best medicine 90 take for ID
is me mild, gentle ana purely vegetable e.
ihartic Hoods Pills, which act on the liver
ana bowels, cure biliousnoss, consultation.
morning and sick headache, breakup colds.
relieve uncomfortable iullncss after dinner
Hoods Pills
Are prepared by C.. ]. HOOD CO. Lowell.
Ness sold by an druggists and sent by
mail. Price. 2jc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-16

Airs. H. g. Edwards De- one OF tod4ya
hostcssCs, entertaining Informally az
bridge Cor Mrs. Nelson Stoiy of E0ze.
men. Mont
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-28
sSrau 8uulS 9ciuinnt.

Iem: 9orf, %. Slnt, - 6rolI
Sonoro @oulo bot ibren Ero5eb &C.
gen ibren @ottcn 9emonnen. Hidtcr
9omling bcpiligte ibr berte Die &C.
miinidte Srennlng mo iprod ibr
Nlimente I'M 9ctrogc bon $4,000
pro Sobr SIT. Ger Rid)ter iogte IN
ieiner Gntld]ei0ung, ole porgelegten
9epeiie ieicn SIT @rnlten Der alGge-
RIM uto 0ie Der 2ettercn sur 2uit
gelegte Srlnfeubcit lei nidt errpicien.
Gle San0lltnoen Der Srnu @olllo bit
ten geraoe 10 gut ourh NnfreGumg
peruriadt icin fonncn ais 6urh CT
men Hollid). @oS Srou @oulo'S Ser.
febr NIT 0uItin 6ormrm onbeIongc,
10 bate Ocrielbe crit be9omen, uod)-
DEM iih oo5 Gbepoor trennte, ulo
&r. @ouIo babe iid ME bariiber be.
idmert. Sine Stmoung bcS ltrtbeilS
uui 30 Gage mlr0e beipiligt.
Der Fro5cB bollertc uobc5u orei
@odcn. &omorO @oulo, Der Ser
flagte, lit Ser brittle Sobn oeS Der
ltorbenen 90rien. mo g%iienbobn-
Mognaten Gan @oltI6. Die &lGgerilt
bate Nlincnte 5llm 8ctroge Don
$250,000 pro Sabr %geioroert. Gic
@ebiibren, iucld)e Clarence :. Sbeorn,
ser 4npolt Der alGgerin iiir ieinc
Giertite crbGIt, bcIoufen iid onf' ST.
600 unO mlBcroem muroen ibm
$4,000 fir NilSgaben bepiligt.
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SpffnnmasDoQe 9silansc.

% oOeito, Gol., 20. SUM. -
Gecil Sopfins, 5polf Sabre off, ge-
ltano berte, oaB er leinen iehsidbri-
gen 9rltoer 3beo0ore erl1oiien nno
b~egroben babe. Seine Angoben be.
ltGrfen oen Coroner in Dem 8louben,
oaB SbeoOore dilf einem Siigel, oili
lueld)em man gciiern ieine2eife fano,
lebenoig b~egroben muroe. Gecil oB,
lp0Dreno er leiile Wittbeilungcn mod.
te, Ganop uno i6ien feinen 9egriff
bon oelnl@rnlt Der Sade su boben.
8ie er er5Gblte, gerietb er, m16renb
ieine gltern JON Sauie obmeieno nas
rem IN Streit nit Dem fleinen 9rlls
Der, trieb i'm aus Ser @obnuna uno
ld)oB i'm nieoer. I'm iein Serbre.
d)en 81 perbergen, grub er elm @rab
IN Oen Sano mo legte ben a0rper
binein. 8beobore babe babel geItobnt
uno Die a(rme allsgeitredt. Der Wlnb
Der 2eihe iuar nit Sono gefiiQt unb
Der Gbarafter Der 8unoe, iofpie Der.
ifieoene onbere llmit1nbe loiien
l6lieBen, ooB Der anobe lebenoig be-
graben ipilr0e. l'3a eaafags
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-28
Euiturcn-M cdicl.

Goitor @ieic miro Seclior0cr Der
Goncoroio- @enteinoe in @olbroof.
Ser biSberige Yoitor oieier Sc.
mcinOc, Geo. GBmonm. gcbt uah
S6enectaop.
Pm ndGitcn Sonntug meroen 5uci
0cutldc llltbcriide YuItoren ibra Ib.
Tablespoonful balten. Eaitor 8eorg
GBnlann BON ser Stride an
Ser Gcde bon Walbroof .9luenlte un0
EopionitroBe, Ser om Wtontog nit
lciner 6onlilie mad S6enectonp, g..
y, 6ie6t, INN cine 0ortiQe 0elltife ep..
lutb, @emein0e 81 itbcrncbmen, iugt
leincr bieIigen @eneinoe, Die er ieit
rngcfGbr nelln Sobreu beOient, lebc.
lpobl, mo an Oemlclben Gage bGlt
Eoltor 3. @ieie in ser 0elltidcn co..
llltb. GbriItuss Stride feline NlbihieOS,
pre0igt. YoItor @itie miro nGmlihl
Der NodfoIger oe5 EoitorS GBmonn
an Ser Goncoroio>&irde, Tn er1ten
Sonntog I'M Suli tritt Yoltor @ieie
Ieine neue Stelllng on. @r fom Dor
ungciGbr bier Sabren bon Sfenectu'
3D. N..Yy nod Baltimore. Sem Gor-
oGn9er an Scr GbriItuS. Stride, GoItor
3. Npib, Scr iebt &oien.Wiiiiondr lit,
miro bis uuf @eitereS sic SeeIiorge
Der GbriltltS- @cmeinoe uuf 2ocrlit.
Eoint iibernebmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-28
Die pcridiunnoencn Bidder SeS
&upfer=SrnltS.

Hcm Dorf, %. Suni. = ar.
tbnr q. Sein5e, elmer Der 9riioer,
oeren Sanf- m16 &upferbergrperf-
Madenihoiten ieit Dem 3uiarnmen.
6rlld ibreS &upier-GoolS 8cgenltnno
geridtlider llnterllldrng oerucicn
iino, wllrOe beiltc ourd) ENC S,lrp i'm
9un~oe8geridt iduloig befunoett, Die
&onobabmg Der Suits ollf corrllpte
@eile bcbinoert 5u boben, inocm er
Die Bidder Der .llniteo Copper &c."
ouf Die Seite idofite. Die bGdite
Strofe iiir oo5 Gergeben lit orei
@onote @cidngniB uno cine @elo-
bllBe bon $500. Hidter Hop Der.
ihob oas llrtbeil bis gum #. Otto.
Der, mo pielleif)t neroen Die pers
%idmunOenen Bidder bis oobin oui.
aeirn0et iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-28
,Wetcur" an orittcr Stellc.

&ieL 25. SUM-. Nur brci
6abr5euge nabmeil an ber bcutigen
Ne9otta fir Oodten bon Der aluiie
u. Nr. 1 Sbeil, nGmlid) oMeteor A."
meldler bonn &oiier @ilbelm 'ielbIt
geiiibrt nnrOe, nSamburg" nit i.
8. Sietjens am Steuer uno Ger
mania" inter Siibriung beS 2ieute-
nants b. &rupp bon Soblcn uno Sal
bad, oes 8otten Bertha &rupp'S. IS
bonoelte iid nm Oen Sralt arupp.
Greis, melher bon Der n@ermanio"
eeiponnen muroe, nit .&ombur9" an
5meiter un0 ,Weteor" an oritter
Stelle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-28
2ofomotipillrer nnb Sciser aetObtct.

Mibbteto NJ II, I..0., 20. SUM.
= 3ug Nr. 5 Ser .Nep.Oorf, Snta-
rio uno @eitern 9abn" entgleilte
beiite gbeno 81 8bite Sorie Gurpe,
brei Meilen n0rblih BON 2ioingiton
Morlor, uno Die 2ofomotipe, iolpie
Ser 8epddmaggon ltiir5ten bon elmer
5ebn SUB boben 8oifung berab. so.
fomotipliibrer Heuben 9anoemarf
rno !Sei5er- 2eiter 3ongbertp famet
nm's 2eben. 3pei Yaiiagieripog.
CONS entgleiiter, blieben jeoot gliid.
Iiber @eiie auf Der 9Gibung nao
ibre Snioiien entfamen obne erpab.
nenslpertbe Terlesungei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-28
&Un elmer Mabmaidinc in Stiife &C.
lGIuittcu.

Geaoin9, go, %. SUM. -
Serbert 9. 2ooie, Elm nobe Samburg
onidiiiger 2l-iGbri9er 3ormcr, ml,r.
De bellte bur6 cine bon linn geleitete
MGbmoi6ine bitd]ltGbli6 in Stiite
geifnitteenrI, H., Seine &ierbe ginger
oirdl mo er luur0e Dor sic Weiier
Scr Muidine geihleitoert, meld)e iei.
llen &0rper unO icinc @lieoer alf
cntieBlide BciIc 5~eriebtcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-28
Iationalbnuf itcllt 3ablnna Gin.

SbebODGon, @iSc, %. SUM.
- Die .IairDmen'$ Notipnol-8 unf"
bon Sbebopgon Sails mllr0e beite
olri Anoroung oeS Gi~reftoriumS &C.
i6loiien unO Elm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
u%linotor lit beItellt moroen. Gie
@riinoe Der 3obllngS.@ initeIlitng
meroen porlGuiig nid)t befomit aegc-
ben. Gic 8onf bat ein afticnfopitol
uon $4,000, cinen llebcriduB bon
$4,000 mo Gcpoliten gum Setroge
Don $4,000. Sic mltr0e Dor ctuu
80 Sobren 8egrilnoet mo ibr GrGii-
Dent lit SSobn 6. 5bomos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-28
M6bnl's Wutbaben in Der bcntidcn
Hetdjsbanf.

Gonitantinopel, 25. sum-
Gem Sernebmen nad) bot Die tiirfiife
&esierung ermittelt, baB iidJ Die BON
Dem abgelesten Snltan Iboul Samio
in Der beutihen Hei6sbanf oeponir.
ten 8elOer auf 100000 tiirfilde
Eiuno (etua $21,000,000) belaufcn.
Die Hegieruns erpagt iest Die 5rage,
Die lie Die Woneten erlnngen fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-28
%ritiidc &riegsidific nady San
TranctScp.

.2onoon %. SUM. - 0ie bril-
tilGe Hegicring bat bei6loiien Sen
Stronger uSeoforo," ionic Ole ariegS-
Sdolllppen nNlgerine" inO nSbeors
moter" nod Californian ST. ididelt
mo tic an Der Seller sur &erberr.
lidJllng bes @ieoeroui6ol'S BON Son
6ronciaco i'm nGdltcn OCTOBER tbeil-
nc6nnen 5u lalien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-28

6romlep's 8eri Of 10
It t.-Gapitdn g. .. 4ratt
bonn Gampier oWierrimod," Der ge.
itern Morgen BON Sadionpiae bier
anfam, beit6tigt Die am Gonncritag
bier eingetroiiene Nodridt, oab Sr.
So6n 5rotulep bon gr. POOP, G6ein.
peafeItroBe, Canton, oui Der 3obrt
mad Sodionniae am 10. Oieies Wio.
mats Dor SngeSonbrud olif nnirei.
niaigc @eiic pom Inmpier Der.
i6pnno. a HI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-28

ge0eben, oob ctlpo 20 2lrbciter &C.
tern 1T Dem &od)picn gtr, ) Der
Sones = 9ougblin'ihen StubImerfc
ourd aufipriten %geid)mol5cnen Me-
tolls ihmere 9ranomrnoen erlitten.
Sed]S oerarbeiter meroen mobrihein-
lid) iterben. Aae &erlebte iino Nus
lQlfNer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-28
Sic Cholera in YcterSbnra.

PETERSBURG, %. SUM. y
@dbreno Der beute Mittog perItrihe.
men "a Stunoen mllroen 80 nelie Grs
franfungen nno 81 SooesfGue an Ger
Cholera bier gemelbet. Sluberoem
limo 40 perb6dtige erfrontlngen or-
ge5cigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-28
Neruhetmer Srus.
grDkc SamilicnsSdben
4YJrh Nlue atabt iiir Id.

.7f9YTh NInct9 laNt fur i'd,
Snbettes5 trnbe, our6 bis sur 2erinetonsGt rabe.
NeerlsR SleiOcr'3 uihneiOcmuiter, 5c,, t0e., 15t.
Seitcluneeu per 8oit ooer 5eIepbon ges
ipiHl1t mo prompt aeiiiut. nit Alsnabme
Der onrc1 5ett beibrdHiteu &erfduie.
9Senn Is aRoersmo ange5eiet lit. ITS bier
hiaiger. gSus muiere @ageii In SDrem Sauie
a%blieerH, lit be5ablt. g9ir uertalieH nur ge9er
0uar.
Sn unierem TetaMrant.
Sine iineerfertiee Bianiitin ipielt in ilnie'
rem Reituur1ut GI Die neueiten S1lager. 5rel
ifr giie. 9ue ipiltommeI.
p6clici" Grber.T epnrtement.
lin i6neu uno fndgemdB benient III iper'
beIt, ielepbouire ooer made man Belteluneen
pcr Boit an Sernbeimer's ,,Jieitei" Grosr'Se.
partemcut.
Wiuutag
gruker YargainsYeriant.
Seti Woutaes Sun" mo "gmerteaH" tir
G1hereS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-28
G;ar anf &ciien.
Stattct Dem Sdmcocnf0nig eiucu
SeindD al.

Son Stod6olm begicbt er iid) oireft
nad 8oltolua. &0nig So.
moro'$ Gc6ltrtStugSieicr in gng.
Iono perregnct. 49, Seine Q6oon-
flung Billions uno feline auf-
IGiung oeS &ei6StagcS. - Ger
8nl3Ier miro ieiue 9emiibungen
ST. 8uniten bon HeihS = Sinan3.
Heform forticben. - I60ul so.
mi0'S Wiuionen IN Der oeutlden
HeidS6anf. - GbolerasS ituotion
III petersburg tdgIid) idliumer.
geterSburg %. Sltni. -G5or
NifolotS ihiiite iid beute altI ieiner
Sad)t nStunOart" nod) Stodbolm
Elm, INN Dem &onig8ultop ponSdme.
Ben, luelder %befonntlid] gelentlid) Der
tiir5liden Seiratb beS Trin5en @il-
belrH BON S6meoen mad petersburg
fam, cinen @egenbelud) ob5ultotten.
Cine 9orpeooilotte c@fortirt Die SSoht.
WiniIter 6eS g~uaipdrtigen S9moISti
mo pielc Sofbenmte begleiten Den
G5oren. Son Stodbolm be9ibt liG
Der Wonord 0irett nod Yoltolua, nm
Der Ginlpeibung oeS MonimcntS 81
@bren Der Hitlien unbS dnpeoerL ipels
dye in Der oortigen Sdlod)t Dor 200
&abren fielen, %bei5lnpobnen.
&0nig Gomaro'S @eburtS.
tag.
2onoon, %. Slrni. - Die off
5ieQe ISeier oeS @cburtStogeS bes So.
nigS @bmarb lit ourh ooS beutige
id)ledtc @ettcr nm lire intereiiontc-
iten Yltnfte bcrnubt luor0e1. Nllt
9eiebl bes &onigS unter6leiben boS
,3uiomnlenItellcn Der Sobnen, Die
Eoro0e ser @or0e : NrtiQcrie uno Die
&core SIT 9n0eribot. SIS regnete ocn
goll5cn Gag iiber III Str0men.
9iilom bleibt.
9crlin %. sunni. - Sine bertc
Nndmittog pcr0ffcntIid)te oifi5i0ic
9efonntmohutg iiber Die Miniiter.
&riiiS erflGrt, Shirt 9iiGolu Werbe ais
aun5ler I'M Nmte bIeibcn un0 Der
&cihStng meroe nidt ouigcloIt mer.
ben. Der aon5ler baltic eS iiir leine
Eilid)t, ieinc 9cmiibrngen i'm Suite
rclie BON 8eihSiinon5reiorm iort5u-
icben nno MoBnobmcn 5llnl @ridlie.
ben neucr Steuerquellen burd)5u.
lctett. '''"'.'1 %" ''' ''~ .''''''
(SpGter.) - Shirt 9iilon reiIte
belte Ibeno nod) aiel a6, INT Hitd-
iprad)e nit Dem aoiier &ilbelm 81
ncbmet. Gicie Reiie pernlloBt nellc
@eriidte iiber Den &iidtritt oeS Sans.
lerS, ollein IN gnbetrod)t ser obigen
ofiijiclGen GrflGrimg lit cS pabr.
ideinIid, boB Shirt Billion MIR bic
So6loge nit Dem &oiicr 81 beipre.
hcn lpiiniht.
Niles mob |.
g oipobo, Sritiih Sitairifo,
%. Sini. gae Wit9lieoer Der
&ooiepclt'id) Sogo.@rpcOition, mel.
DIE nod INNER I'M 0iitrift Sotif
logert, beiinoen iid mobl. Der gr.
BrGiibent bat orei 8iiiiel erIcgt.
Iieie Nad)riht mllroe bur6 0rei ans
Dem Gooienclt'ih Eager 5uriidfebs
renbe SoittrG9er nod Nuiuolbo &C.
6ra6t.
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3iuan5is .Siitten-M rbeiter id)iuer per
brannt.

Bittsburg, go, 25. SUM. -
Ourd oos Gepartement fir Silent.
li6e Sid)erbeit miro beute befannt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-28

"** Der uSermania.S ergniigunss.
Gerein" C8ermonio : 2oae, u. 3. &
y. W.") begcbt bos Sobornesfeit
nlor9en in Webcr's Earf oil Der Oar.
foro.Hooo ourd) elm Bitnie, fir mel
Dies umfangreide Sorbereitungen ae.
trofien tpnroen. u.a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-28
$50 I'm ser b%eutioen susoobe bes

Sn Der hfllti9en NuSgobe oes
.3entiden Gorreiponoenten" iino ole
6inan5auspeiie foIgenoer @ational.
8anfen ~entbalten: n0ropers ono
Wedonics Rotionnlbonf," ,Slo
Conn Nationalbonf," n3ational Or.
dan9e gonf," Second Notionol.
gonf," oWerhants Notionalbonf,"
rJarmers ano Werdants Rationol.
9anf" unb .Beitern Hationalbonf."
New-York tribune., 1909-10-30
GEBH1RDT WE.4KENS.
Near Collapse When Held for
Murder.

Islip. Long Tsle Ad. Oct 20 Frederick
Gethsrdt, for the first time since his arrest
on the charge OF numbering Anna Luther
broke down to-day, at the inquest. He
seemed OF the verge If collapse. The Town
Hall was packed TO its capacity. more than
i've thousand persons being or hand.
Mrs. Gebhardt was the first witness called
to the stand Both her children We're with
her. She swore that the prisoner had rep
resented himself TO her as P detective, and
thus explained his long absences from home.
Asked IL he had threatened TO Kill her II
she did not sell several lots she owned on
Long Island. the wife. after some hesita-
tion, said he did not exactly threaten her
life, but did tell her that he would have
her put in some instit"tion if lac did not get
money from her lots. Another witness was
Joseph Marvin, the driver who took Geb-
hardt from Islip to Babylon the ni&ht he
ssys he killed Anna Luther. Mr. aud Mrs
Henry Whirup. of Newark. also testified.
At the close of the examination Coroner
Savage held Gebhsrdt on a charge of muir
der in the FIRST degree. lie vas srraigned
later before Magistrate Wright. who COM
mitted Linn To the Riverhead jail, where he
was taken tonight. pending the action of
the grand jury Ciehhardt will he defended
by Nathan o. Petty.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-30
ACCUSES L4WTER.
He Must Turn Orcr Stock or
90 to JAIL

some family history came out in rour,
Fss'erdsT in the action Of Mrs. Julia II
fm"rE'-R ho- formerly lived AT Tensleen
"To.. against Thomas H. Mckee. 4 law
Ner ~ this city. to recover eighteen shares
- common stock and fifteen shares of pre-
ifT1ed stock Of the United States Steel Cor
poraiio7- which Justice BischoT. acting IN
referees report. ordered the LAWYER to
Urn over IN tho plaintiff The order dI-
rscfs That in case Mckee fails to obey he
be committed to Jail for contempt Of courr
Mrs Emor5 I'm her petition saws that
same wears ago he- husband accidentalrv
shoi their eldest son. This SO proved on hi,
Inlnd that he left his home and went to
Mexico. She did not hear from him for sey-
eral months, but at last received 2 letter
from him in which he expressed a wish
that his proDertr be divided between ber
Emo his second son
soon afterward. according 70 Mrs. Emory
81 arrangement arose between her ana her
son. and in August. la0z. she engaged NJ
lNee. whom she had known for NAM, v,a-s
to so 20 Wyoming and settle up the mat
:ers between them. Later. she say. she
leaned the lawyer 5000, for which she
f"Ids MS notes. and she charges that fhe
sieel stock was converted by Mckee 10 his
ovi use
New-York tribune., 1909-10-30
&. c. DICKINSON HURT
Throun from His Horse in
Central Park.

Charles Courier Dickinson president Of
the Carnegie Trust Company and a director
in many other institutions, was thrown
from his horse on the bride path in Cen
tral Park early yesterday morning and Sc
riousIy injured He was taken to the Pres
byterian Hospital. where it was said last
night lie was doing very we'll and that his
condition was not especially grave
Mr.. Dickinson. who lives at No. S53 Fifth
avenue, was out for his usual early morn
ing canter He was riding a spirited horse
known as Bazes, which he had bred on
his own stock farm When opposite S6th
street the horse became frightened at
something and started up the path at a
furious pace Thomas Mcclure, a mount
ed patrolman, started after the runaway
and came abreast of the horse and rider
at seth street. He grasped the bride
and gsIloped alongside. At a2d street Dick
inson-s horse stumbled and fell. strik
ing its shoulder against a tree and throw
ing the rider. The fnancier. in landing.
struck his head against a dead tree stump.
Mcclure, seeing that Mr.. Dickinson
vas unconscious. hurriedlv summoned an
ambulance from the Presbyterian Hos
pitaI. Al first he was thought TO be
fatally injured, but DR. Elliot, who has
Mr.. Dickinson in charge, said later that
his patient would recover.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-30
CITY CLUB PROTESTS
Objects to "Sun and Rain.
iSnOtC Contract.

The City Club has filed protest with W
n. Edwards Commissioner of Street
Cleaning. against awarding the contract
for snow removal based upon tho area
system" as differentiated from the cart
load system" 1t is understood that Mt
Edwards is seriously considering the let
ting of contracts under the "area system"
which, the City Club asserts, will result in
great financial loss TO the city. As no
acknowledgements Of the clubs communi-
cations have been received, letter has
been addressed to Mayor Mcclellan calling
his attention To the matter.
The club has made special study of the
methods of snow removal during the last
three years Figures of the department
are quoted to show tho alleged wasteful-
ness of the AREA system under which
the contractor is paid not only for snow
actually removed, but also for all snow
removed by sun ana rain. The system, 1t
IS said has shown in actual operation that
it is wrong in principle, the contractor
bidding high enough TO make a profit in a
severe winter with the chance of its being
a mild one; that IT puts high premium
on delay to allow the snow to melt. and
that il is much more costly II is said that
the proposed contract would have in
creased last years cost in Manhattan and
The Bronx by approximately $4,000 The
proposed contract, il is charged. is care
lessly drawn, failing 10 define clearly the
manner Of determining the depth of snow
on which payments are to be computed.
BY grouping the entire area of Manhattan
and The Bronx An injustice is also done to
the small contractor.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-30
LIABILITIES MAY BE 100000.
Financial Affairs of A. D. F. Adams in
Receivers S Hands

Boston, oct. 29.-The financial affairs of
A. .. F Adams, a local broker. who Is
under indictment in New York in connec-
tion with the alleged illegal sale of col
lateral by y. l.. Persch through the Wind
sor Trus: Company, were to-day placed in
the hands Of jeremiah Smith. jr., as re-
ceiver.
Clarence w. Rowley, counsel for Adams.
stated that property in his hands con
sisted Of claims against persons TO whom
Adams had advanced money on collateral
notes. while there we're also many claims
against his client for this same collateral
1t was also said that $4,000 might be
realized in suits against Carlos Warfield,
OF New York.
Petition for = receiver was filed yes
tcrday in the United States Court by A. J.
Sparkling, and It was said that the liabili-
Ties OF Adams might reach 100000.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-30
HOLDS LIABILITY ACT VALID.
Ohio Judge Disagrees with Connecticut
Supreme Court.

Cincinnati. oct 29.-Tederal Judge safer
t""k action t"-day which shows he does
no. ssree with tire Connecticut Supreme
toart which held that the Congl cssional
euartme,it Of 1908 known a. the employ
erE liability .aw is unconstitutional
Jerr." FoalSiev. of Hamilton. Ohio. =
freight engineer. was killed in 4 collision.
TIC administrator Of his estate brought
salt for damages under the employers liza
hlllty act Attorneys for the railroad
moved YESTERDAY to throw the case out of
court or the ground that the new employ
FiS liability act was unconsf Itutional ac-
Syldihg 10 he Connecticut Supreme Court.
Judge Safer spent largo part of last
ulc,st del..ng into tic law on the subject.
zBJ to-ds1 he ordered the attorneys 10
proceed with the examination of witnesses.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-30
FURLoNG PLEADS NOT GUILTY
Magistrate Indicted for Bribery Re
leased in $1,000 Bail.

The expected Indictment for bribery
against Magistrate Henry J. FurlonE of
Brooklyn. was presented yesterday by the
Kings County Grand Jl.ry TO Judge Dixie
The magistrate. who Vas in court entered
plea Of not guilty ana was held for trial
Bail IN Tho sum Of $500 was furnished by
Jgnatz Martin, cIe OF Magistrate Fur
longs neighbors. Judge Dixie gave the
prisoner ten days TO change his plea or
10 demur to The indictment
The lndictmeu' charged AIagstr Fur
long with asking for and agreeing TO re
ceive q bribe Of money aud promise and
an agreement therefor" II resulted from
an Investigation of his conduct i'm tho
Gates avenue court, where he prccided
New-York tribune., 1909-10-30
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