davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-04
PRINCETON MUST
ADVANCE Or DIE,
DECLARES WILSON
President OF Old Nassau Sees
Danger in Wealth and Too
Much Athletics.
GRADUATES ARE NOT
SHAPERS OF FUTURE
1.-THE Side Show Has Swallowed
the Circus as Far as
Colleges Co."

CONCORD, N. H., June %-.Schoois
Princeton must pass out of existence
unless they adapt themselves to mod
ern life" said DIR. Woodrow Wilson
yesterday.
The distinguished historian. who has
been a professor In Princeton since 1890
and its president since 1902, was speak,
ing at a luncheon, one of the features
of the closing day of anniversary week
at st. Paul's School, a widely-known
institution which prepares boys for col
lege. DIR. Wilson in part said:
II believe in athletics. / believe IN
all those things which ella energy,
that the faculties may be at their best
when the energies are not relaxed, but
only SO far do 1 believe in these diver
sions. When the lad leaves school he
should cease to be an athlete. The
modern world is an exacting one and
the things it exacts are mostly intel
lectual.
"a danger surrounding our modern
education is the danger of wealth. I
am sorry for the lad who is going to
iOi1C L 1Coi iAob tAiO hAAio "a
men who are to share in shaping the
future are not largely exemplif1ed in
schools and colleges.
$50 far as the colleges go, the side
shows have swallowed up the circus
and we in the main tent do not know
what is going on. And | do not know
that l want to continue under those
conditions as a ring1naster. There are
more honest occupations han teaching
if you cannot teach.
when once we have the gracious
assistance of fathers and mothers we
shall educate their sons. Given that
assistance, in a generation we will
change the entire character of Ameri-
can education. And 1t must be
changed" He then made the state
ment quoted at the beginning of this
dispatch.
President Harry A. Garfield. of Will
Jams College, predicted that a "a out
of the existing maze would be found
and that President Wilson would be
the leader.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-04
ENGINEER ~RElNSTATEn.

The Common Council poor and aims
committee yesterday afternoon con-
Cured in the action of it's chairman,
Alderman Patrick ]. Dolan, in the re-
instatement of Matthew Cavanaugh,
the almshouse engineer. whom Frank
Doetterl. the superintendent. suspended.
hi committee did not know until after
the regular meeting had adjourned that
the chairman had taken such action.
Aldermen Wohifarth, Schmitt and
Taylor were appointed to purchase sup
plies for the coming month.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-04
no CHOOSE CONVENTION PLACE

1t is probable that either Atlantic
City or Camden will be selected as the
next meeting place of the New Jersey
State Conference Of Charities and Cor
rection- These two cities led In the
places proposed at a meeting os The
executive committee held here yester-
day. President A. W. McDoug1u %
pointed three committees FOR The moe1-
ing. one on time. and place. ano<11or -
program ana . third on exhibit
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-04
PIONEER wOMEN'S TRIP.

The women's German Pioneer So-
ciety will take a trolley trip to Carl
stadt Monday. Special cars will be
used for the purpose. There was a ses-
sion in its headquarters at Washing
ton and william streets last night. pre-
sided over by Mrs. e. Adler, president.
Mrs. E. Weller was at the secretary's
darl
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-04
GERMAN SOCIETIES.
ARRANGE For yOLKSEEsr.

This committee was appointed at the
Plattdeutsche verein's session In Das-
sings Hall, Springfield avenue. last
night to make arrangements for its
coming volkfest: Henry Rode, Peter
Strunk, August Meyer, Adolph Pappe
and Frederick Ahrens. The delegates
to the German Hospital Society will be
Peter Strunk, August Meyer and Mich
olas Habers.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-04
FRoHsINN DAMEN's OUTING.

Arrangements for the excursion of
the Frohsinn Damen Verein to South
Beach in August will be made by Mrs.
Lenz, Mrs. Haberstroh and Mrs. Met
ting, the president of the society. There
was a meeting in Muth's Hall, Spring
field venue last night, when the de-
tails were arranged.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-04
sAENGERBUND DELEGATES.

George Hermann. George Grimme,
Henry Ali. Louis Wagner. John Vie
reck and Herman Dittler were elected
delegates to the Northeastern Sanger
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-31
SMOKERS STILL PAY WIR TAXES
Alleged Joker" Discovered in Present
Laws Which il 10 Estimated Has
Cost Buyers Of Smoking Tobacco
$4,000 cOo-system IS Also Ex-
claimed.
(Ry Associated Prcss.1

WASHINGTON, y. G.. March 20
What is designated as Joker that
cost the consumers of ;obacco in this
country nearly s45.c0r,o0a. WAS fo'hd
TODAY in the existing revenue laws OF
the. Uni,cI States b: Repre- sentative
Dawson, of iowa VINO at once intro
duced a bill to correct the error.
;ruIer the Dina3ev tariff law he Two
ouuce' packages OF tobacco sell 10 IN"
Consumer at five<cenls each. aud ihe
four ounce package az ten cents. III
1855 n war revenue tex Of six cents a
mound additional was levied on 10
hsccC. At the same tine in order 10
serve the convenience OF the trade
authorization was given for the re-
tuction of the sizes OF packages from
. 2 and 4 ounces to %. l-2 and
z ~ ounces. thus enabling the smoSi
to procure a 1--we cent and ten cent
package Of tobacco lat the store.
Short Weight Continued.
In due time the war revenue was
repealed. Somebody forgot. Mr.. Daw:
SON believes to restore the packages
of tobacco to the original sizes. and
hence ever since 1902 the consumer
of tobacco has been paying the Seqplks
a1ef1f 81 the var revenue tax 10 me
manufacturers of tobacco.
Representative Dawson figured out
that the purchaser OF each small pack
age has been mulcted out Of one cent
AMI the purchaser of the larger OF
TWO cents and hence the Joker mas
cost the consumer almost 45.GD0.Oon.
MIR Dawson's bill proposes to re-
store the packages to the original
sizes
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-31
he, HIMSELF, WILL MAKE CHOICES
Nevertheless, President VIII BE Glad
to Receive Suggestions From sena-
tors and Representatives a. to FIT
ness Of Appiicants-Exeeuti Has
to FIN Many Vacancies.
Thy Associated Prcss.1

WASHINGTON. y. c.. March 3d.
President Taft again today stated to
callers that he did not consider the
appointment OF judges to be q part
or the patronage of United States
senators
Mr.. Taft thinks that judicial APP
pointments should he free from poll
tics. He considers himself competent
to pass upon the fitness Of them for
the bench and will do SO.
At the same time he said he would
be glad TO receive suggestions from
senators and representatives as to-
their consideration OF the qualtfica-
tons OF the applicants. The Presi-
dent has several federal jndgeships
to fill in the near future. and has re-
ceiVed many calls from senators and
representatives from the district
where the vacancies occur.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-31
Roosevelt RECEIVES Ovation EsaRlas
habltants Of Ponta Del Ga'da.
TAKES AUTO RIDE ABOUT CITY
Next Stop at Gibraltar-Many Con-
fiietirc Eumore Concerning Alleged
Attemo. en- Ex-President's Life-Ap-
pa-ently Rerct Was Canard.
lHr Associated tressl.


p0NTA DEL GARDA. ISLAND Or
SAC MIGUEL. THE AZORES, March
3,.-The steamship Hamburg. with
fl:m.r President Theodore Roosevelt
aboard. arrived here this morning.
The vessel stopped briefly to give Mr.
Roosevelt an opportunity of seeing the
beautiful scenery of the island with
it. spring and gardens. \ There was
great excitement among the people.
all Ct VII, III were eager TO OBTAIN q
glimpse of Mr.. Roosevelt.
Mir. Roosevelt came ashore at ten
O'Clock In the morning. A large
crowd assembled at the dock and
gave him an ovation. He was greeted
by Edward A. C:eecy and William W.
Nichols. respectively the American
consul and vice consul at st. Michaeis.
with whom he drove around Ponta
Del GarGa in an aul omobiie. On this
trip he was acCompa lied by the MEM
bers of his party. The Hamburg
steamed out OF port al half past
eleven this morning Her next stop
ping rlace is Gibraltar. where she is
due Thursday.
On leaving Horta yesterday. Mr..
Roosevelt was given an enthusiastic
send eff by the English. German and
Portuguese residents.
While al Hor;a the ether members
CT the Roosevelt party went On a
shoorinS cxycdi;ion and got sixteen
birds Of FIVE different species.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-31
ELEVEN FOUNDED.
The American Miners Force Hunsar.
ians to Leave.
NV Associated Pyess.)

TERRE HAUTE. IND, March Co
Hungarian miners employed at III"
Boyle coiliery az Jasonville. after en-
gaging last night in a gun fight with
American miners. in which eleven per
sons were w;unded today, accepted
the inevitable, and scattered to diff
ferent parts OF the country. Many
of them went to Adena. Ohio.
Harry st. John. an American. was
the most seriously wounded. He was
shot in the stomach and may die.
Teresa Neggi Hungarian woman.
was shot in the foot. The Hun
garians and the Americans had been
at odds for long time. Each fac
ton fred into the houses CT the
other and street fights We're COM
mon.
All night there was occasional
shooting.
Today the armed Americans order
ed the Hungarians TO leave al once.
and the latter. knowing the odds were
against them lied their goods en-
wagons and drnv" away.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-31
DEMANDED $4,000;
GOTLOAD or Ord SHO1
One 81 Pair Of WouiGbeE xtort'o ners
in the Hands Of Indiana
Officers.
Ipy the Associated PressD

WASHINGTON ID. C., March 80.
A woman was sho; last night rs she
picked UP Il d"coy prepared after
Banker y. G. Real had received IA
letter demanding that he deposit $50
600 at Il designated spot.
A man accompanying the woman "S-
capped unhur: and the police are look
ing for him The woman was pep
urr, d with bird shot. The woman h"-
smearcd with blood. was taken TO jail.
where she was idcn itied as Itl'a
Clark. She has been employed AS 4
domestic.
Read is pr, idcnt of the National
Bank Of this city. The letter he re-
ceived demanded tnat h" place tn"
money in box to the left AT the east
gaze OF q school l'lilding a. 3 p. III.
Must Deposit and Run.
He was given instructions to leaT"
the box and run for his life. Upon re-
ceiving the threatening letter. MI
Read laid the matter before the polio"
and at the appointed hour officers
were secr.ted in neiehboring houses
The bank president made his way 10
the gate placed the decoy letter i'll
the box and ran as instructed. A few
minutes later the man and the woman
in The case appeared al the gate. tn"
woman running to the box ard p.ckins
il M.
Some one fired from the school
building. the woman gave cry OF
pain and fell TO the pavement. Her
companion escaped.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-31
DARING MAR ROBBERY.
Thieves Probably Got 5000 in Cash
Besides Checks.

GEORGETOWN. Gf, March y" i
daring mail pouch gohhrly in which
the alleged thieves goI NOR" than
$5Uun in currency ani checks wa
made public YESTERDAY when the iron
and charred leather OF two rouncheS
were found bv a 10y near HE Gran"
from which they Fad h""n taken.
Checks to the amGGnt OF S3S,h"n aG-
dressed 10 A. l.. FsrG son, president
Of the Burley TOBACCO Soci";y's ho"rl
of control are said t" b" among I'll"
stolen nrOperty.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-31
CASTRO MAY LAND.
Governments Attitude After
Touches Shore ConjecturaI.
tRy the Associated Press.)


PARIS. March 30-The French
Steamship Company today confirmed
the report that the Venezuelan gov
eminent had considered its decision
not 10 permit Cipriano Castro the for
fer president Of the republic. who IS
returning home on board the steamer
Guadalupe. to land in Venezuela. u
is not known here what course will
he followed by Venezuela when Castro
lands.
Responding 10 query sent b ?
local newspaper for an explanation OF
this change in the attitude Of the Ven
eZucian government Senior Paul
says:
Venezuela VIII not hinder the voy-
age oh Cipriano Castro on board the
Guaisiopc that is all.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-31
LYNcHiNG AVERrEp.
Farmers Wife's Pieadings induce Not
to Oesjst.
Especial TO The Daily Press.D

Especial 10 The Daily Press.D
CHILLICOTHE, MO. March 3D.
I.ynching of two men accused Of
shooting and MORALLY wounding Mar
shall Caraway. at Jamesport yesterday,
was prevented by Mrs. Weed. wife Of
a farmer living near Jamesport. The
men had been wounded by a posse
Of farmers. 4 rope had been pro
cured and the farmers were string
ins up the prisoners in the yard OF
the Wool home when Mrs wo-d
pleaded with the leaders of the posse
TO permit the law 10 take its course.
Her plea prevailed. and the men
were taken to the jail, at GaIlitan.
Farmers have followed the third msn
10 the Grand River bottom, several
miles northwest Of Chilicothc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-31
70 STRIKE sHAcKLEs.
Authorities win Relieve Women Pris,
oners and Road Gang.
fBv Associated Press.)

ATLANTA, GA. sAiarch 2o.-Chair-
man Turner. Of the prison commits
sion, promulgated an order that under
no circumstances are shacklcS or
chains to be placed upon women prls'
nners in the penitantiarv. or upon
what is known as The 'road gang.
The order was the result of a furOre
created by the discovery that Mrs.
ODwyer. prisoner al Macon. was
not only shaekled ssut chained after
her conviction On r misdemeanor.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-31
Filth District Congressman WlI
Not Give Way 10 Swanson.
He WILL STAND FOR REELECTION
When Retiring Governor Returns to
Home District. Seat in Congress
Ma, Be Resained Only as Result Of
Hot Contest.

RICHMOND. VA. March 30-Gover-
nor Swanson will have to rely on the
promise Of his friends to nominate
him for Congress from his old dis
trict-the Ftfth-when he retires
from the gubernatorial chair at the
end Of January of next year
Following the election Of last No
vember. when State Senator John NJ.
Parsons. OF Gra.son. came 20 near
defeating Judge F. W. Saunders. re.
ports from the Fifth district were
that when Governor Swanson return
ed to his native heath he would be-
asked to stand for the Congressional
nomination and that his friends would
see that he got the nomination IL
he would agree to accept.
Saunders Friends Will Oppose.
BIZ; there Is 10 be opposition TO such
a move on the part OF Judge Saun-
iers for his friends have announced
that he is very much in the race. and
that he will seek the nomination at
the hands Of the voters Of thai dis
trict. and ask for reelection That
statement is authentic, and IL can
be established. for Judge Saunders has
informed his friends Of his intentions
AM hey are said to be Standing bv
him Loyalty Judge Saunders is now
serving his second full term as a
meml''r Of Congress. and for a new
nemb.r he Is achieving considerable
prominence. With the last few DAYS
b" is also one Ct the three members
of a special committee from that body
Democratic Majority Small.
The LECTION OF last November. how.
ever was great surprise to- the
people Of the State. Judge Saunders
was Ewardet the certificate over Sen
ator Prisons ny n majority of less
the fact that FLOYD comfy. one of
the h"avicsi Of the Republican conn
tics in the dis riot. was transferred
from the Filth 10 the sixth district
" the lat general assembly. and on
which alleged irregular" transfer
Seastor Parsons Is now basing his
CONTEST for the scat
Tha, Ju Ige Saunders was elected
there Is no; the least doubt But the
contention Is that the general sssem-
bly, had 90 right to make the change
In the arrangsfn, Mt of he districts a,
the time that % vas dcre
Not Contest Promised.
With Judge Saunders making de-.
isrmincd fgh; for the nomination. and
with tho friends q Governor Swanson
backing him for the place on con li;ion
that he will accep' II nominated. ana
they arc known 20 have said that
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-31

EIGHT WOHkMEN killed.
EIGHT OTHERS INJURED
Casualties Result Of Explosion Of Car
Of Dynamite Men Were En-
gagged in Unloading.
tl,v Associated prrss.'

CHlLlICOTHE. ONO. March so
Eight workmen were kitI"d and eight
others injured today by an explosion
of several hundred pounds of Lynn.
mite a, Indian Geek. near here.
whore he Norfolk and Western rail
load Is double TRACKING a crew Of
men was unloading a car "t dynamite
when IL exploded.
The dead include Charles Buchanon.
Columbus. conductor in rh&iR" q; u"
work train: Jonathan Floyd. Pride,
Ohio. and John Hayes. Antonio, ohio
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-31
SENATE WILL Strike
OUT DUTY ON COFFEE
Reported That There Are Interests In
Washington Promoting proposed
Duty on Coffee.

WASHINGTON. D. G.. March S0.'
Recognizing that Brazil Is powerless
to suspend her export tax on coffee.
because OF the next several years ut
least this tax is indissolutay linked
with her foreign debt the Senate COM
mi'tee on finance today decided to
strike from the Payne bill the coun-
tervailing duty proposed.
Members of the committee eaid to-
day that IL the Payne provision ia
adopted, in effect 1t will place q duty
on coffee imported from Brazil equai
20 the export tax assessed by that
country and the consumer would be
compelled to pay the difference In
cost.
Alleged American Syndicate.
Incidentally the Senate committees
is seeking information about tie al
legged American syndicate credited
with having four million bags OF cof-
Rec IN storage to be held for q rise
in price. which 1t Is believed will 0e
inevitable.
A member Of the committee said
that the further plans would be made
by the members OF such syndicate
at the expense Of the American break
fast table, II the committee on finance
can prevent it. 1t is said that there
are interests now In Washington pro-
noting the movement for q duty ON
coffee.
Will identify Members.
A member Of the committee assert
ed that the committee IS in the way
of procuring full information as to
the personnel Of the syndicate. and he
claimed that the movement Is likely
TO fail.
Protests are being received from to-
iaccO men in the Connecticut valley
against the admission free Of $50, 00g,-
6oo Cigars = year from the Philip
pines. as is provided by the Payne
bill. -..
The Philippine schedules have not
yet been considered.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-31
NORFOLK FERRIES SOLD.
Bought by Reid ard Company for the
Sum Of $4,000.

NORFOLK VA. March Goth"
Norfolk and Portsmouth ferries were
sold al public auction today TO Reid
and Comrany TO $l35,2Oo annual rem
tai as against Sol 600 per annum IN
der a ten wear i..a." expiring AT noon
tomorrow ard held nv the Norfolk
AMI Portsmouth Traction Company
Blades and Company Of Elizabeth CITY
y. G.. wore IN" n"xt highest bidders
AZ s135.I50
TIL" same poverty sold tW"niv
years aGo n S.. "'"' per annUm
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-31
Dead Under Cotton Seed.

I.AURENS, S. c., March 30
Buried six ieet deep in wagon load
of cotton seed. the dead body OF an
unknown white man, badly decom-
posed was found today at Clinton by
a negro who was driving the team
from the ginnery Of the Clinton Oil
Mill. A pistol and over twenty dol
lars were found on his person and a
shot gun by his side.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-31
ENGLISH SUFFRAGET:ES
ATTEMPT ANOTHER RAID
Try to- Invade Pari Lament in Search
o. Premier-Plan Defeated
Arrests Follow.
,By th" Associated PrtsS.)

LONDON. March ao.--Thc militant
sutfraGottcs made another attemI, to
rail n" House Uf Commons in Il
search for Premier Asqn,h this NJ,
t"rn"on but wrr" quickly scattered
by " d"tac"m"n, of mounted police,
men
d"pniation of a. representatives
of tn" larrcst cities OF England march
I'd oIt from CaXton Hall and made
Their way In the dr"ci ion OF West
minister
The premier already had mad"
known his refusal 10 see the depn.
tation, and the police. expecting the
coming OF the women, were in parlia-
m"nt square III large force
The d.putatiOn found all the en-
rance. to Parliament barred. and in
spite or the courage they displayed III
risking l"ing tramplcd under the feet
OF the polio, mems horses, their com
bined PUSHES TO reach an entrance
were abortive.
Dozen Are Locked Up.
The polio" began removing the
more determined OF the attackers 10
tn" lorkup and altogether ahout a
dozen of tho women were taken into
custody. None of the better known
leaders took am part in toiay's raid.
The women arrested will be charge 4
with assaultiny the police, as they
used their fists and umbrellas to be-
latcr the officers.
The slffragettes tonight notified
AsGlith that another deputation wOnld
call tomorrow In attempt to secure
an interview with the premier.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-31
Funeral Of eitxrers!d.
nv sssoc'o'eS press.

BALTIMORE. ND.. March S".-Th"
funeral Of the late Thomas Fi'zE"r.
aid. the veteran railroad Official took
place here iOds, Following scrviC"s
at the Westminster Presbyterian
church the int"rm"n: was At Loudcn
Park ccmCtcTy. AZ the time OF his
death iaSi Saturday q cancer OF the
stomach. VI. Fitzgerald vas receiver
and general manager Of the Norfolk
& Southern Ralway. 70 having &C.
cepted that y, sj'iIn after leaving the
service Of the baltimore Ohio.
where he was g"ncral manager for
many years
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-31
RUSSIAN DlscHARcED.
Guilty Of Many ssseus Crimes "wis!
/; ,.sas.....sat frsMl intent"

NEW YORK, March 30.--Janpr
P-uren, the Russian refugee. who 'c'
e>traditIon has long been sought ~
the Russian government. was Il =,
charged from custody today by t:.it",l
States Commissioner Hitchcock. Con-
missioner Hitchcock found that PoI-
rem was guilty of arson. attempted
murder and burglary. but that he had
acted as a revolu!ic mist and win 1t
criminal intent
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-31
Objection No: Really withdrawn.

THE HAGUE. March 3a.-Senor
Paul. the VcIezIeian envoy. gave out
an interview here TODAY in which he
explained that Vsnezuela hal not
Withdrawn her objection 10 Cipriano
Castro landing in the republic. but
had merely notified the French Steam
ship Company hat the government
would nor make any difficulties If the
company desired TO carry Castro to a
Venezuelan port.
II the former president continues
his yo> : &c to Venezuela Senior paul
sail. he Will do so at his own pc
Ri y
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-31
Native of vinainia pies.

WASHINGTON. d. C.. March TO-
John F. HarrcIl. president CT the NJ
uonal Capita; Bank. OF washingtsu.
and an of'cer and director In many
other business corporations. died q
bis home here touishs after . Iosg
Illness ne was 20 years cid asl .
native Of Virginia
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-31
Tritute &c Railroad Officials.
nv Associated Press,.

NORFOLK. W.. March :o-As a
tribute Of respect 20 the memory OF
Thomas Fitzgerald. late receiver
anJ general MANAGER Of The Norfolk
and Southern Railway. all trains.
boats and other operations on the
Norfolk and Southern system and its
underlying properties were ordered
susps nded for FIVE minutes At 2 o. m.
today the hoJr of Mr. Fi'7geraITs fu-
neral In Boston
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-31
TO BE TRIED FOR CRIME
COMMITTED 81 YEARS AGO
Wealthy Texas Ranch Owner W''' &c
3 Returned to Indiana to An
swer Charge.
NV Associated PreSs.)

TERRE HAUTE. IND. March Co
Charged with the murder OF Rose
Tritt 32 years ago. Sylvester B'Irnham
is TO be arrested in Texas. ReIuisi-
tiop papers We're obtained today from
Governor Marshall. OF Indianapolis.
The police viii not say in what part
of Texas Burnham is living. He is
sad to be a wealthy ranch owner.