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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-27
United states Aristocr,cv.

OWseU 0SdteS NTIStocracy.
In tnfs country there Is democracy
OF wealth and an aristocracy of intel.
lectual ability. The ranks are open
to all. and the poor boys of to-day are
going to be the magnates OF the II.
ture.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-27

THE poor beef packers, observes
the Cherokee Times. say that the past
year has been a very unsatisfactory one
for them. But have YOU noticed the
smile on the farmers face"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-27

Good Work by Workhouse Boy.
Possibly the best Interpreter Of the
Bible is Kitto. His Scriptural lore
was the admiration OF ali mis- contteni-
poraries. He was reared in work.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-27
Desperate Shooting

pains in the chest require quick treat
ment with DR.. Kings New Discovery.
Prevents pneumonia, soc and $100 Nc
Mcbride & Will Drug Co.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-27
FriahtfuI Spasms.

of the stomach, liver and kidneys tina
and weak kidneys are overcome by
Electric Bitters. Guaranteed SO cents.
Bride & Will Drug Co.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-27
FIRST IN HIS LINE
CLAIM OF. CHARLES w. DOUGLAS
TO DISTINCTION.
Eastern Man, Recently Deceased, Was
the Pioneer in Train DIspatchlne
Really Was Inventor Of
Present System.

Charles w. Douglas. the first train
dispatcher. died recently in Wayne.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-27

The Cedar Rapids Republican OBJ
serves that Joe Cannon is beginning to
talk back, adding: He knows how
to talk and can cope with almost any
kind of politician"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-27

IF the standpatters had sense enough
enough to know when they are lic1ed,'
says the Sheldon Sun, 'tthre would be
no more fighting within the party"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-27
Topics of the Times

Well, We have the crop again TO fat
ten the winners of the International
stock show. And in addition we have
the cattle and feeders and the desire.
You can't beat the combination.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-27

Midwest automobile dealers are
united in the opinion that the price of
corn is not too high" remarks the
Sioux City Journal
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15
PIGEONS WITNESSES IN COURT.
Drove Of Would-Be Thief and VIII
Appear Against Him To-day.

Wanted: An tnterprste! who under
stands pigeon English. Apply this morn
ing at Gates avenue court. Brooklyn"
William s McMshon. OF no. 725 Franklin
avenue, Brooklyn. is the respondent in the
case which will require the services OF the
interpreter mentioned in the foregoing ad-
vert!senlenI, which has never appeared, and
among the witnesses against him viii he
several pigeons which he is accused OF
stealing from the roof OF No. So Pulaski
street. Williamsburg, yesterday afternoon
The other witnesses VIII bs Rudolph
sehwanenEHgsl, owner OF the birds, and
his mother, Mrs. Ferdinand schwanen-
Iusel, who captured Mclishon. assisted b.
them.
The woman, who is sixty-fve years old
saw pigeon NJ from under the coat Of
one OF two men as they passed the door
OF her apartment on the second floor Of
the Pulaski street building yesterday af-
tsrnoon, and in spite OF her age she i'm
rnedlately grappled with one OF them. He
was getting the better of the encounter
when she called 10 her assistance the
pigeons, who BY this time had escaped
from their capter. and they attacked Nc
Aahon with such energy that he required
the attentio.i OF an ambulance surgeon be-
tore he could 20 20 the Vernon avenue sta
tion in comfort His face and hands were
pecked severely BY several u the witnesses
which viii appear against him this morn
ing
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15
REVIVE sTEINHAEDT CASE.
Lawyers Widow TO Renew Suit Against
Poolroom Operator.

Mrs. Annie stsinhardt widow OF Berja-
min Stsinaardts who was a merrosr o. the
law Arm cf HAVE Hummsl. obtained per-
mission from Justice MacLsan yesterday 20
revive suit brought ey her husband
against Peter De Lacy. the poolrccIn op-
orator. for s5o.0oo for legal services
The alleged services OF Srsinhardt COW
cred period OF ten years. and the COM
plairr in the case shows 20 what extent
the poolroom went IN the 1ght on the
racet-ackx and IN opposing legislation that
was hurrrul 70 irs intsrssrs- The complaint
says that Stsinkardts services included the
obtaining or a decision declaring The ives
poolrcom law unconstitutional ana tells OF
efforts 20 defeat the Percy-Csray law. II
tells. also. Of Steinhardrs efforts 20 enlist
the aid OF law and order organizations. as
well as thar OF several clsrgymsn. 70 de-
feat the measure that lsganzsd racetrack
gambling.
Stsirhardt also was instrumental N OBJ
tanning the arrest OF the president OF one
or the racing associations and defended
several poolroom men who were arrested
in this city for violations II the anti
gambling laws.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15
POLICE CLERK OUT.
Hart Resigns after Bakers
IHueStigatioH of Charges.

Commissioner Baker announced yestsr-
day afternoon that hs hsd accepted the
resignation Of Alexander Hart. an exec
utiVe clerk in the department. Hart was
secretary 70 Commissioner Baker when he
was drst deputy. When AR Baker be-
came commissioner Hart was made an
executive clerk.
Commissioner Baker, when asked later
whether he had investigated the stories
published relative 10 irregularities in the
Police Department. said:
I have Investigated the story which
appeared in the newspapers under the cap
tion Charges of Extortion in Polics De-
partmsnt.' This morning I visited the
trust company mentioned in the Rrtiels
and was informed that both parties 70 tbs
transaction had accounts with the tnsti-
tution-ons a small account and the other
Of larger proportion The amount ct
the note asked 70 be discounted was sS09.
As the newspapers state that III.
transaction involves one OF the men who
is employed in = confidential capacity in
the Centre street Police Headquarters.
Manhattan. and is q confidential ernploye
Of the commiEsionsr. am IN duty bound.
in justice 10 the members OF my Immediate
staff 70 say that the parties involved are
alexander Hart ana Lieutenant Meyers. OF
the trafic squad. Ny investigation brings
out no evil intent on the part OF AIT. Hart.
but shows thar he has besn very indiscrest
Lieutenant Meyers should have brought
his complaint TO ne rather than hav.
taken II elsewhere"
The Commissioner then added that he
intended having Lieutenant Meyers before
him that he might learn the facts about
his connection with the matter.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15
BITTER BADLY BITTEN.
Kittens and a Brass Band
Salute Joker and Has Bride.

Residents OF Grsenpoint VINO have been
victims OF the practical Jokes OF DR.. Wall
lam Waldron, OF No. 30 Noble street-ana
their number Is large. according 10 all re-
portS-got their revenge last night upon tns
physicians return from his honeymoon
His marriage took place two weeks ago n
the Church OF 81. Anthony.
Dr. Waldron and bis bride attended q re-
ception in their honor. last evening without
noticing that several OF their most tnttrnats
friends were missing. Although absent the
latter were busy on surprise for the doc
tor. From Salvation Army headquarters
they obtained enough old furniture 70 stock
a boarding house and put IL into his hand
some home after the former furnishings
had been packed into van and hauled
away To add 10 the confusion. doZen
kittens were iet loose They were singing
a melancholy lay as the doctor unlocked
the door.
Great Cats 20 he exclaimed. using hts ia
vorits expression. bur the rest OF his re-
marks were lost in the strains OF ths wed
ding march from 'Lohengrln," played by a
brass band Of twelve pieces which had been
awaiting his return. The musicians then
bIazed forth with Merdeissohn's wedding
March" returning later 10 the Wagner va
riety. Long before this. however, DR.. Wall
dron had sent in a summons 20 the Green
point avenue station for the reserves.
Attracted by the band and the changing
OF patrol wagon bells. monster crowd
gathered TO watch the patrolmen as furni-
trre movers The van was brought back
and its load was changed speedily for the
temporary furnishings of DR.. waldron's
home. He still has the kittens.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15
sAvAY TO STEP DOWN AND OUT.
American Civic Alliance Seeking Man
Of National Fame as Head.

The governors and trustees Of the
American Civic Alliance. which was or
genized for The study and solution OF poIiti-
cal problems. will meet on December .
70 elect officers. One change that is Ger
tain is in the presidency. for y. LAFAYETTE
Ssvay has announced his desire 10 resign
a. president. and his resignation will be
accepted. In fact. II is said that savay
has anticipated the contemplated action OF
the governors and trustees.
An efforr also VIII be made 70 undo the
harm that has been done 10 the interests
Of the siliancs 10 save IL from disintesra-
tion, and Il is planned 20 invite some per
son Of national prominence 70 head the or
saniza;iOn.
savay asserted last Saturday night at
q dinner OF the alliance that he desired 20
lay dowH the responsibilities OF his office
saying that he had been "viIined by the
press and deserted by friends" and had
been charged with using the allRnce Tor
his own agsrandizsmsnt.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15
PROFIT SHARING.
Steel OffciaI Thinks II H7M
PreUert Strike.
Try -sisTrsph = Ths rribuns

rEy -slegrzph g ne Tribune
junhle of words
-hss Is ths manner IN which the highest
o,aciai os The Crited States Steel Corpora
-ion IN Pi1tsbung tonight described the
resolutions adopted to-day by the labor
l.a1s-S The Steel corporstlon officials here
are more amused fhan frightened a. the
-esolurions.
The steel officials assert hat ths labor
isaGers have overlooked one essential fact
~ rhe drawing of the resolutions.
Thousands Of the employees q the United
STATES Stesl Corporation are stockholders
IN ne corporsrion." ssae onG of the vice
presidents tonight. and They draw divi-
dends and profts from The increase IN the
price cf stock IN the same manner as the
men who hold The controlling interest
when rHs suEyessed 1has the employees
purchase tie stock of the corporation we
hrc r~o objects IN viev-hrEt- 70 make
then E0o1. faithful employees. make them
-aEe 40 interest In Their work and feel that
they wers n0; only working bEf q anan-
ci-a psTt of E-eE. corporation. We know
fnRt we Rave accomplished this The men
realize they ane making extra money,
rhuo1Fh efv1dsneE and the rise IN stock. on
-hsr cwn izboTf EDd they are willing 70
co-Erue 10 O. s.
Ia sec0nd reason sns the one which
-lu have SIS eject IN sbe present crisis, is
fhE1 We feared. zE always Is The case n
farge successful corporation. sorns outsider.
sc-as 6isEa-isaec persc1. woalc enaeaver 70
h-1nr abouf q srrike. When that person.
- svsn body % LABOR leaders, realizes thst
they A-t enassvortng 20 make gnsn strike
snE pull ccUn thu value 81 so-nethinE thsy
themselves Own. ~ hose laeor leaders are
Use they trlmeG.stelv viii zee IN, futi3ty
~ ealing s strike
-arzcr.oallv every sruEsi -sEr in tht en-
ric- q re stss, Corporation Is the owner
- several shares OF TIE stack q the con-
pEu-. They are accunulafing more ana
more sAch dzy The he.ieve IN The cor
pcrzrlon and they vi not leave - On the
othe- hand. there ere any number OF spend
fhr.rrs among ne employees. They NAY 80
ogr 2 q Errlke iE called but when they
sc rhe bu!werk q ire corporation, the
Foo6 employees. remain st their furnaces, =
% dnuhrful n even ths unsteady V-orknen
VII strike"
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15
CAFE DE L'oPERA OPENS.

Lovers OF good things viii have an oppor-
tunity TO eat them in q n.250.Oo0 environ
ment when the new Cafe de L'Opera throws
open It's doors to-day Dinner was served
in this latest Broadway cafe 70 a number
Of invited guests last night.
The Cafe de fOpera Is nearly harbaric IN
It's lsyishness. The main floor is In Assyriau
style, heavy gold and black marble being
predominant marble palace OF music
on this door is feature, and a painting.
The Fan OF Babylon covers the support
ing wall OF a splendid staircase. Ingenious
ly placed mirrors on each floor add 10 the
appearance OF the floor space. and eighteen
thousand electric lights turn night INTO day
The walters Use moving stalrways in soing
90 the serving rooms. which with the
kitchens. are ON the toy floors.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15

siorTs Ely Emmons. writer OF technical
articles for The Iron Age. System and
other publications, and q confidential sec
reIAry in the firm OF Plimpton. Hills & CO
o. New Hartford Conn. dealers in plumb
ing supplies. was the only son OF Mr.. ana
AIRS John Emnons, Of Nostrand avenue
brooklyn. he was born IN New Hartford
thirty years ago, but lived the GREATER part
OF MS life IN Brooklyn. be ne employed IN
~ three years ago il the plumbing supplies
rirna Of Eaton. Cole & Burnham, Of Man
haitian Mr. Emmons was prominent IN
Young AIsn's Christian Association work IN
Brooklyn and while in New Hartford re-
s!dea in the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation building The body will be brought
% Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15
SAVINGS GONE; SHOOTS SELF.
German Stonecutter in Critical Condi-
tion al Hospital.

Win his savings OF several yesrs gone.
Joseph Croback, twenry-one years old. q
stoneeutteY CO Proctor, VI. shot himsel.
IN ths left breast in the bathroom on the
lrst hoor of 40 AZ 7th street last night
He was taken 20 Bellevue Hospital, where
the physicians say that he is IN q critical
condition.
croback came 70 this country from Ger
many about three years ago. Soon after
ward he Obtained employment IN a qusrrv
IN Vermont. he succeeded in saving $50.
and intended 70 remain here another year
ana then so back 20 the Fstherlsnd where
his parents are etill living
Bsfors settling down for another Years
work. however Crobsck set out 70 see New
York With ME savings in his pocket he
reached this city on Monday. After travel
ing the city5 streets for several hours he
boardso e I4th street car 10 go 70 has room
When hs ahghted hs missed his money.
After a E.eepless night Croback early yes
teTday morning bought the revolver with
which hs took his LIE
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15
STICK TO OPEN SHOP.
Manufacturers Firm-Waist-
makers al Parlor Meetings.

special meeting of tie Associated
Waist and Dress Manufacturers. which
was more or less stormy az irst. Was held
~estercsy Al the Eonnsn House % dis
cues wavs and means ~ nghting the
v-s.stnzukers' strike.
During Tie meeting hot argument a.
20 metao6s o. procedure tcok place be
tween Two Of The members. 10 which thsy
nearly can't 70 blows. one of them threat
suec II grsat anger 20 damage rhe others
'-hiccF sne The other made dedsut Te-
tort
Fvhen the meeting Vas over 3 state
rnent vas Elsde on behalf of President
2 3 HyEaan that ths open shop hsd been
-sE..rns5 and that the manufacturers
were employing any raistmEkfrs who
p-ere conpstent
A letter sert hy President Hymsn 20
Mss EliEabsrL Msrburz. Mrs. Egertou
T. wlrth-op. D.. Miss Anne Morgan and
nssoc.Eteg' ~ reply 10 their condemnation
~ ths alleged Treatment ane wages o. the
uaist,u1kers. was made public. II YES
HiulLal n eject 20 Tie recent letrsr sem 20
rhc Rev. Dr. stephen :. wise, m reply 10
cr.tu.sEs O. Ihs 6Erns kind
President Isrrnsr IN this letter invites
-hoEs Who have made criticisms tc invest
Eats fcT fhsrlselveE Tie factories and con
ditiozs. Ee gives the InEnute ctuTers' size
o. rhs Arbitration Gsseo and ssvs ths criri-
cisns were haEec or misleading state
meats. He ayers - facilitate n every v1Ey
any Investigation The critics may make e.
Hrst hand
Solomon Schsn6lsr rLs lEsder - ne
strike. SAD yesterday thst be sxpeetsd
hfleen thousand vEistnskerk 20 strike in
fynPsthy a. ghs en5 o. THE week. = con-
serslct wEs held g. the headquarters cf
rhs W0zns='a Trade Union Lssgus. 10. a.
EsEt "a stree where TIE uptown strikers
rnest, hstvsen William 4 Cosklsy. chair
nan c: rhs comm.tree q the Centrsl Fed-
srEtsc Cn!on winch Is cooperating with
80 strike Leaders and ofiosrs of tie league
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15
MILLS 6 GLIB BUY SITE.
To Erect Building on s66o,0o0 Plot at
Fourth Avenue and 22d Street

Mills & G!bb, one ef the largest dry
goods importing and 3obhing houses in this
countr-, are going 20 move from Broad
way and Grand street where they have
been since 1850. 20 22d street and Fourth
avenue They bought yesterday. through
Henry z. Dwight, from the trustees OF the
Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church. the
old home of the church. az the northwest
corner OF e2d street and fourth avenue,
FOR $3.50 600. II was an all cash transac-
tion The church bought the property IN
April. 1883. Tor s.5 600. On the site Mills
4 Glib Will erect q building FOR their own
use The structure will probably be six
teen stories
The site measures 1i4.= feet IN Fourth
avenue and Ice feet in ga street Ao-
joining the plot and fronting in 25d street
i' The eleven story building OF the United
Ctates Realty and improvement Company.
Opposite the parcel are the United Chsri-
ties Building and the new home OF the
Esnk for Savings
The action of the trustees Of the church
viii be ratified AZ meeting Of the con-
Eregstion on December 20 = new hcIne
for the church viii probably be built on
an uptown plot
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15
E" Black" Opal Rings
by Marcus 6 Co.

increases a. one sees u In all the vary
ine lghts OF day tine and twilight and
night time. II is impossible 10 keep the
eyes from strsying 10 The hand that
holds this pulsating mass Of color.
a beautiful black opal. set In . gold
ring copied from a Hindu model costs
sl0o. Simpler rings cost so. and Jewsied
rings cost $500 or mere.
Marcus & CO. cordially invite the pub
lie 70 view their exhibition OF black opsIs
and other jewels.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15
NEW DEPUTY FOR BROOKLYN.

Brooklyn Will have = new police head
after January L Alfred W. Boorasn,
Deputy Police Commissioners, who was ap-
pointed 70 direct the BROOKLYN force BY
William ?. Baksr when he became PcIics
Commissioner. VIII return az his own re-
quest 70 his work n the otics OF the Cor
poration Counsel IN Manhattan. The agree
nert fer this transfer was made whsr 9Ir
Booraem accepted the Brooklyn post
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15
SCHOOLGIRL SENT TO HomE.

Alice v Walsh. the ssxtesn-ysar-so
schoolgirl. OF Ne. as East -so-a sirss
whc. with Editn Dinsa. also s.xrsea
No. IsSe Prospect avenue. The Bror& ~As
arrested early Monday nsc-rins n '-'o
on a thIes-reom Gar az Ne. LS Fox s,ree.
was committed 20 the House a. tns Soe
Shepherd yesterday BY Mastsr-ars zss.
ran IN the Morrtsania court r,''n
rir an was held IN $500 bail cor exasnss@no,
this AFTERNOON. when ~ will ee aee''s
whether she also shall &c sent 20 ne -
treat- The two boys who wsrs eaAs,s
,hs raid--Jahn 2. Maker and DAVID :. ~
Gowzn-wers held n xo each as esscras''
persons for examination Later.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15
AHEARE SUCCESSOR UNBOUND
Aldermen Adjourn Special Meeting
Called by Mayor.

The TamnGny msmbsrs Of the Board OF
Aldermen from the Borough Of Manhattan.
called together by Mayor Mcclellan az 80
o'clock yesterday 70 elect q successor 10
Borough President John T. Ahearn. ad-
journed until Tuesday on motion OF Alder
man Dowling. Alderman Brown. the Re
publican leader. called for a rollcsl. which
stood % for adjournment 10 8 against
Mayor Mcclellan, when asked about the
Legality OF the aldermen taking an ad-
journment. said
THE Jaw says that they shall forthwith
elect . successor. ! suppose they viii say
that by meeting and aajournipg they be-
gan 10 act forthwith ana thus kept with
Ia the law
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15
LAWYER DIES IN BELLEVUE.
Prominent In Bay City. Mich. Re Was
fatally Hurt By Eall

Isaac kinney. thiTty-eight years cid. :
prominent lawyer of Bay City. Mich. died
n Bellevue Hospital last night from a
fractured teTnur and meningitis. He sus-
tanned the fracture OF D-csmber ?. when
he Zen Ia room that Re oceupied a. -
1se Esst Seth street
According - Or. George Msurer. Of 10.
7s Lsxinston avenue. who had been E
close personal friend of the dead man.
kinney came 70 New York six months ago
- be treated ~ Dr. z. {. spitzka, 4 nerve
specialist. o: 10. 6s East 7Sd street The
lawyer vas suffering from q nervous break
down and wss IN such a condition that he
often lost control OF his legs. Mr.. Einney.
Dr. aIaurer Szlc. was veteran OF the
EpaniEh-Amerlesn War q thirty-third de.
gree Mason. q Mystic shriner and an Elk
Hs was not married
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15
DEMOCRATIC CLUES OFFICERS.

All the oficers OF the Democratic Club
were re-eleci-, unanimously at the annual
meeting m the clubhouse, No. 6I7 Fifth
avenue, last night. follows; President,
John FoN. fiTst vice-presidaRt. Warren W
IostsT second Interpretations. Cord Meyer:
treasurer. Henry Steinert. secretary. J
Lewis Lyon. and corresponding secretary
Richard Croker, lr.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15
Guardian
Trust Company
OF New FORK
ITO Broadway
Capita { Surplus $1,000. ooo
TAFT ATNEW VEN
Continued from FIRST page

apportionment Of work TO the specialist
in the hope that the legislature VIII
gradually cease 10 NEEDLE with those
things which can be better managed out
side OF politics
Turning 10 President Taft. President
Hadley said
You, Mr.. President. have made this
cardinal principle in your policy. You
have demanded that the Legislature
leave to courts those things which are
the courts. and that it should take the
advice OF economic experts on those
things which economic experts alone can
decide"
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15
REPUBLICAN, CLUB INVADED.
Thronged with Members Wives and
Their Friends on Ladies Day.

Their Friends on Ladies Day.
The Republican Club, in West 4oth street
looked more Ike e state or national asso-
elascn OF patriotic and benevolent women
yesterday afternoon than a resort for un-
compromising Republicans About seven
hundred CT the wives OF the members OF
the club OF the women friends OF the
wives OF the nembsrs throngsd all the
hooTs Of the house IN Bryant Square. and
the men seemed 70 be ot very LITTLE eonse-
quenee. The women began coming AT 2:S0.
and by $50 the lower hocrs were about
filed up and the overflow kept on going
W until all the hoors surrendered 10 the
silk ana satin brigade
lars6 share II the entertainment feu
to the lot OF Mrs. Robert Z. Morris. wife
OF The president of the club. and shs was
assisted by the wives OF members OF the
COMMITTEES Oh ente. tainment There were
refreshments during ths AFTERNOON. and
music. that was much enjoyed, by Mrr
Caroline Mir Hardy, Mrs. Adele Laeis
Baldwin, Henry Campbell. Dr. Carl
Dunt Harrison Broekoank and Henry
Weston smith.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15

~ SAID" ~,hen they had adopted the
measure Prexident Gonpers left Pitts
burg to-nisax tor washington The
other labor leaders viii depart during
fhs night or ezrlr tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15
HAZEL ROBERTSON DILLON DEAD
ssid shs Had Escaped from Tsrrytovn
Convent.

rElAso. Dec -s.-Ea1el Robertson Til-
icL. rhs e!gAtesn--eGE- sir who vas
fcgae unconscious IN Lincoln -srk on Ds-
-eEbeT q d.e5 a. 2 hospital here ;c-dsy
The ca-cne- --iu make sa inves-tgsricn
re 81! When discos cred ~ ths park
FEvc several dinerent stories 10 the police
wa Te-E En- ursL inclined 10 the belief
tl-r EHe hEs srre--r.ed 30 commit suicide
- vas learned later. however. that she
v-ss s-f1e--rE from hvsteris
2 che q her stores The gtrl sEit s1s
rEs ~ av-s~ ercrn cc--enf a. Tarr--
-cvE Ehe siEo Esld she p6s the
~ r. gnrer % az ofncisl o. rhe creTon Short
irs E,E.lroad
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15
&C XMAS Wall GOING ABROAD.

Ihs steamer Isronpr.EzssEin Cecills. of
ths .tsrth German Lloyd. sailed yesterdsy
-or PlvmoU1h. chsrbourg ana Bremen wltn
rhe ereatest number o. Christmas -nzilbaEs
erer transported by q vessel % The line
~ me 2 ssl sags On beard, 2so3 are for
Enrl2le. ~ for France Enc G7e for Ger
r-EEv -hs vesssl vii prohafly arrive a.
Brerle! cn -soembel .