Semi-weekly herald., 1909-03-15

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C. Este, flour merchant. Mrs. Bau-
mann. with her 4.year-old son playing |
at her side. was waiting for street |
car at n corner In the Bronx: Estes
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Jpn,etiiono lake, SIX miles West of here
and died a fen hours later. The fatal
shot yaisa yiatgs. ttigsd mBS BSS {, S, woodward, a
Santa Fe trainmaster. The news was
telephoned and by the orders of the
trainmaster himself special train
II went for the wounded boy. He was
II brought here and taken 10 the home
III OF hia parents. He died during the
n ifkAt without regain consciousness.
N NEW YORK, Mar. 12.-With only
her foremast left standing above her
I decks the three-masted schooner Anna
J. Trainer of Philadelphia was towed
into New York harbor early today
after having been partly dismasted
in gale OF wind off Atlantic City.
The Trainer was discovered In dis
tress off the Jersey coast yesterday
by crew OF fishermen, who reported
her plight to a wireless station in
the. vicinity OF Egg harbor. Passing
siaRaneps were informed by wireless
ant otwoEaf them went to the assist.
anoe .ofithe schooner. Captain Derrick.
son OF the Trainer, however. declined
to be taken off and steamers were
sent at his request for a tug by wire
less and soon afterward tug started
from Delaware breakwater in search
of the vessel
WASHINGTON. Mar. 12.-The Re.
publican senators of the committee on
finance will begin a careful study OF
the new tariff bill as soon as copies
are obtained. They feel the import
ance OF pressing the measure 10 a
speedy determination, and Senator Al.
drich, as chairman of the committee,
said he would make an effort to have
the bill reported as soon as possible
after Its passage by the house. The
bill cannot. of course, be officially con-
sidered by the committee as whole
until after 1t has been passed by the
house and transferred to the senate
In the usual formal manner. 1t is
believed. however, that the house will
make few changes In the bill after It
is reported from the committee on
| ways and means. and Republican mem.
bers of the senate committee on A.
nance feel that they will have In the
| house bill as good a basis for their
representations as they will have after