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New-York tribune., 1909-03-31
J. B DUKE TO STAY
Denies That He Is to Resign Prcsi-
dencg of american Tobacco Co.

James r. Duke denied yesterday a report that he
vas about to retire from the presidency Of the
American Tobacco Company. which he held
since the formation OF that great corporation Pub
I-sred articles yesterday. which included that ru-
0-. also pointed 20 certain changes IN the lists Of
officers end directors OF the American Tobacco
company and the American Cigar Company as in
6caruE that Thomas r. Ryan and the Wideuer-
Esht1s interests were strengthening their control
q The companies. and that the Duke interest was
beng weakened corresrondinelv- In support Of this
s vas pointed CIT that benjamin y Duke and
Ge,-se y. Watts had resigned as directors OF the
tobacco company and that Josiah T Wilcox had
succeeded William Il. McAlister as secretary.
These changes. however occurred a year ago.
~ that time George \. Wfdener succeeded B. y.
Duke director NJ. Duke having retired
Cause - III health. Thomas b Tuil}e succeeded
NJ Watts. end George " EIkins took the place
- tGe late C. L. HaIveIL The interest Of the
T56e0ers and Jha Elkinses i'm the tobacco company
and their confident BELIEF n its future have long
been common knowledge n Wall Street. and
s.-u5fca-ce Is attached there n the entrance Of
George y. Wtdener and George Y. Elkins into the
hoard when opportunity offered.
Other corrobo-ation OF the alleged strained Yela-
tons between the Ryan-W -Widener-E -Elkins interests
and the Duke interests was sought 10 be sho-4l in
The retirement on January I last published at the
:r2e of John B Cobh from the presidency Of the
t.-e-ent q his brother. Henry W Cobb, as vice
president John z. Cobb said last night that lie
had resigned because oC desire ~ obtain leisure
a-6 FOR no other reason He Is still a director of
rhe American Tobacco Company Henry ". cobb
leaves the American cigar Company TO become
president cf q suhsidiarv company IN New Or
leans
New-York tribune., 1909-03-31
GIRL or LIGHT LOSES IN COURT.
Esd Charged Woman with Hitting Her with
Pitcher Of Milk

L---e a-eenfe-E. eight years old appeared IN
-aa Lszer Market court yesterday afternoon. ac-
ooraasr7ed lar rar sister Sadie, aged six ~ press
charge CT s1r against Mrs sadie ScLIossb=rE
1-ll-fe alleged s.at Mrs SchisssberE hit her with
: tssE=r rr milk
l- Vas between and o'clock in the after
ro.r- said Ituuie, when she took The witness
sand "5ar baby Has very sick. and 7 ran for
lne-icLfe- The doctor VAS there. The baby lived,
bIi u i"ek god dsaf o. wake II, The drug store
= .A lie corner. ana vhrn came back met the
-aa. ID Ii@ -aa and she a5t me-
JOB -a- 81" anything ra he-9" asked MAGISTRATE
Na.s-
f" -"a.- la anything TO her. answered
-l- SIZE ls sn big aaL am So suau1r
sadie talked sr -asr thai Tie court stenogranhe-
e1--- 1e- take down her testimony Mrs ScaI0ss-
'--E asserted tl-- t.e Gr=eHherg children had
'==7ea her children. and tHat she only took their
ya-t
Magistrate Walsh tas1 ts-d the complainant that
- .'--a i't decide 90 her favor Minnie there
y i2.adE .e-~ -l- sau t1.s Hgr you and vo-r sis
,+-- -e began. The law says Jnal 70 child under
were sears ~ age Vito does not know the SIX
----.ei..t "t AN oath IlaE NOT be- evor1.. bat IT'S
's-.ia'n. may b. taken iT fl the f-aar-ut ~ tho
magistrate. the CHILD shows sufficient iutellioonce
regard Eo- a. a very bright a.rl. But IN another
iace The law SAYS -har uo person shall He convicted
'. S--- testimony alone J -al you rH.s So that
5- P"f 8" egsr urle- the lr.rre-sor at having
Zen tree ed with injustice
New-York tribune., 1909-03-31
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Exchange Throughout the day. The number or
different stocks dealt fn-sixty-nine-was only two
less than on Monday. Efhen record in this
respect was estabfsheds United States Steel com
mon was the great feature Of the late trading ana
the strength and activity in il sympathecally AZ
fected Colorado Fuel and other issues of the steel
group The result was that prices for these issues
often ruled in the trading stout fraction above
the quotat tions the Stock Exchange. Earlier IN
the day the market had to contend with large real
izirS sales, well short selling on consider
able scale by floor traders, who were expecting
reaction. All the offerings were well absorbed, and
In the afternoon very firm tone developed
throughout the list. 4 heavy expansion in busi-
ness took place in Brooklyn Rapid Transit q stock
that has long been a favOTite IN the trading on
the Consolidated. A movement IN this stock quick
+ besets a following there. Among the lower
priced Issues Erie particularly active and IN
demand. Detailed operations follow
New-York tribune., 1909-03-31
FIRST PHASE OF POWDER SUIT ENDS
Taking of Preliminary Testimony Finished
Witness Tells of Watch on Competitors.

Chicago March 20-Takng Of preliminary tasti-
nony in the government suit against the Du Pont
Powder Company wCs completed to-day. Assist
ant Attorney General Wade H. Ellis who arrived
here to-day from Washington. has charge Of the
governments side. The case was adjourned until
April .. at Wilmington, Del
Z. P Brewster. an independent powder manu-
facturer, but formerly in charge Of the Chicago
Office OF the Du Pont company. testified to-day
that when he was employed in the main Offices
Of the alleged trust At Wilmington q competitive
bureau for the purpose Of keeping advised regard
ing the business Of competitors and for the settle
rnent OF special prices was maintained.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-31
70 The HoIders Of Trinity, Yukon,
National Stock" and First National:

atoved
What a the Of
In ansuc
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ofv lita
TACT
the budn O o
srnuclyou canre n
the arrive "stcansl on
falacy, holders
be
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be
a
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condition which foresad
for
THOMAS ", LAWSON,
Boston, March 3O 1909
New-York tribune., 1909-03-31

Involuntary, against Bernard Marcus and Max
Marcus individually and the firm of Marcus Broth
ers The petitioners are Peter B and Frank J.
T0--aIf coI,?poeiuC the firm Of Frederick Butter
field & Co. creditors for SSH 90. Marcus Brothers
Is q retail drygoOds firm at No. 339 East Houston
street and No. 1884 Fifth avenue The assets are
placed AZ $1,000 and the liabilities exceed S7e.oNe
Jesse Watson was appointed receiver with bond
Of s. 900.
IuvoI1Iuta-y. against the Leather Goods Speciality
C0r7nan7- cf No rs Broadway, the petitioners be
ing Robert H IngersoI * Bro William A Mentzer
and i. Wood & Co The liabilities are given as fol-
lows. Robert =. IuEersoU & Co, S3I6 Io5 n Wood
q Co. S2s William A. NsurZer $I26 The liabilities
are placed al 81 GOO with value of assets given
Voluntary. By Joseph L. Levy. OF No l25 West
---th street Marshall and lisje- Rauk Of Milwau-
kea are named as creditors Tor $1,000 ana the as
se.s
New-York tribune., 1909-03-31
Il. 3. CHAMBERLAIN RESIGNS FROM ERIE

Il. B. Chamberlain. vice-president Of the Erie
Railroad Company in charge OF traffic, has re-
signed, it was announced yesterday. and the office
he held has been abolished. Delos ". Cooke gen
eral traffic manager Of the Erie, in Chicago, Will
he in charge OF the roads traffic department, with
headquarters at No 30 Church street, in this city
Mr.. Cooke has selected David l. Gray, assistant
general freight agent for assistant traffic man.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-31
INTERNATIONAL SMELLING BOARD.
Announcement OF Personnel Expected Soon
Organization Nearly Complete.

The Organization Of ne International Smelling
erd Refining Coupanv, formed recently h-- the
CoIe-Ryzu Interests IS being rapidly completed,
and an announcement o. -ne personnel Of the board
of directors is expected this week. Although the
company Is capitalized al s. ea0 600 the initial issue
Of stock VIII he only Sl0eaopo Il is understood
thar this block % stock which has been placed
privately. has been oversubsCrhed . cent The
subscription price is said 70 re around par-
The delay in completing ire organization Of the
company has given rise TO rllm0rs that the inter
esrs back o. the concern mad reached an under
standing with tie American Smelling and Refining
Co-rarg for merging q the TWO. These reports
ere e1Phstcally denied, however in authoritative
quarters The international company has got op-
lions some o. which have been exercised, on
E--e--tr1 plants IN the West and in Mexico, and
VIII r.. Il IS sad. going company from the start
New-York tribune., 1909-03-31

to pay $500 for some bar fixtures in the Bergen
House When he sent for the fixtures Koppel
Cohen, the owner Of the building, said he owned
the fixtures, according TO Jackson. who then syore
out a warrant
New-York tribune., 1909-03-31
GARFIELD NATIOIAI RayE

GARFIELD NATIONAL BANK
"I--N- Third 81 & SIXTH AVENUE
Nez YORK March "a 1900
~ meeting % the Board Directors oT rris rsnt,
zee tlls day, quarterly dividend OF THREE 81
vas cecLared on the capital stock OF thfs ba7E
P-Zaois t-ee q tax. On and after March 81 Iaae
LGe LraTs5-sr Books VIII be closed u1rfI TT1rs5a,y
" L DOUGLASS Cashier
AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVE COlIP4SY
81 Churcn Street New York March = 1900
ne 5oarc q Directors declared a 1rs-rs-fv
llvl1end OF one and rhrseluarrsrs cent ,r07 ~
PSssS-Le C1plai stoca PAYABLE Ac-I 1909 r- r1s
eere1 stocS3oid=rs q close 81 business
-4pTi- o. l--s Cheeks be mailed
transfer books Of ureserre4 STOCK VII -l,sa -
? H. ApEl- . 1909 anu re1pen April - Iso9
T. Sscretz-v.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-31
JAMAICA REAL ESTATE RAN uFlD

'.aIl=s j. Grlef. a real estate dealer ~ Ja-
a@.ca, was arrested oa Monday night and admit
- ~ 7a- i1 TIE sEm ot $500 early yesterday
th.1e aE County Judge Burt J. Humphrey. Ran
-a Hl.te, OF JarnaIcz went on Ais bond John
o.. jackson. = the Lincoln Hotel Manhattan.
oLaESeJ that through G51et he had been induced
New-York tribune., 1909-03-31

The milk exchange at the monthly meeting yes
+erisv afternoon reduced the price Of milk 70 ship
Iers in the Decent from 81 cents 81. cents
10 become effective April /
New-York tribune., 1909-03-31
DiUidend Notices.

Bocs Loyaiton Railroad Co. 6s
Butte County Canal Company .. SIS
Castle, New York, Water Is
Camilla, Georgia, Wster 6 Light SIS
Citizens Water Light Co of Shebyville, lnd.5s
Cold Spring, New York, Sewer 34s
Creston, Iowa, Refunding .. IS
Essex Co., n. J., Hospital As
Essex Co., n. j., Park As
EIyria, Ohio, Water Works .... IS
franklin County, Ohio, Bridge IS
Gusnsiuato Power EIectric Company 6s
Hawai Terr tory Improvement 31zs
Jamestown, New YORK, Water IS
Lancaster County, S. c. s. D. No. 40 6s
Long Island R. z. Co. Consolidated IS
Long Island R. R. Co. New Consolidated. As
Long Island R. R. Co. North Shore Branch IS
Marquette Bessemer Dock Nav. Co. AIS
Minneapolis, Mimi. Imp. IS and var. others
New-York tribune., 1909-03-31

THE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF THE CITY OF
New York March %. 1893
The Board Directors this day declared guar
terIy dividend TWO PER CENT, payable On and after
April 1st proxino-
't7--"-S CHARLES H PATTERSON Cashier,
United Railroads of San Francisco
Coupons april 1st. 1909 from the First General
Mortgage Sinking Fund -Four Per Cent Bonds Of the
above Company Will be paid and after THAI date a. the
Messrs- LadeuburE ThalIaann & Co. . Broad
street. New YORK GEORGE e STARR Treasurer
OTIS ELEVATOR COMPANY. -
IT Battery Place. New York City March Z 1872
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF the Otis Elevator
this day declared quarterly DIVIDEND OF
81 50 per upon the PREFERRED STOCK and also
semi dividend OF S15O per share the con-
on Aprfl 1909 preferred and common stock
holders close OF business on AaEc1 81
jlS4 LYNDE BEL KNAPP. Treasurer
THE NEW YORK AND NEW JERSEY TELEPHONE
COMPANY.
vvilIoughby Street. Brooklyn, y Z
DIVIDEND NO lO2
regular quarterly dividend OF and tIree-4uart-Ts
rer cent been declared the capital stock ~ this
Company. payable April 18th 1909 stockholders o.
record a. the close OF business April 5th, 1909.
FORD HUNTINGTON. Treasurer
MINNEAPOLIS 6 ST. LOUIS RAILROAD COMPANY
Coupons April 1909. Pacific Extension Bonds
of this company will be paid and after thar tats
presentation the Office OF the COMPANY = Broac
street, New York r u IANLS- l-eeSlEsE.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-31
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following proceedings in bankruptcy Were
fled YESTERDAY with the clerk OF the United States
District Court.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-31
FERRY COMPANIES.
ExPoRTs oF MERCHANDISE
MILK PRICE REDUCED.

1909 1905 1907
ended March % So 5265e9 sI3 119 79I SO Sss 3Ts
January 1.--I49 645, $50 lGs 73s. O29 151 225 s9l
New-York tribune., 1909-03-31

State OF New York County q New York.
WILLIAM H PERKINS, President and WALTER u
BENNETT. Cashier. of the Bank q America. bans
located and doing Nos. ~ and - Wall Street
in the ci,y New York. in said county being duly
himself that the foregoing
all the best Of his know
edzo and belief and further that the usual
business of said been transacted the lOCa
tion required by Banking Law Chap 6Ss, Laws Of
1892 amended elsewhere and that the above
repor- Is In the form prescribed by Superintendent
OF Banks and is made compliance with Official
notics received from him designating the 24h day OF
March 1909 day OF which such report shall e
made -
WILLIAM H. PERKINS President
WALTER VI BESSET. Cashier.
aeverauy subscribed ard by both deponents.
the 27th day OF March. 1909. before
LSealy Of Notary B. DENZLEH
Notary Public Kings Co, Certificate filed in New York
Cna1ntH 50 a9T
New-York tribune., 1909-03-31
san Francisco. March S0.-The official closing QUO
.--o-s to- rnining s-aezz -o-daw were as follows.
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

FURNISHED by j. Thomas Rerhardt No : Broad street
Nez YORK and 40. 70 Exchange Place. Boston,
New-York tribune., 1909-03-31
DiUidend Notices.

Monroe, Louisiana. improvement . So
n 7. BROOKLYN & Aanhat- Beech 2. r. Co. IS
Northern tIectric Company ..... 5s
Ottumwa Traction & Light Compsny IS
OswegO, New York. Water 3zs
Petaluma Santa Rosa Railway Co. Ind 6s
PIeasantSiIIe. New York, Water $50 38s
Ridge~OOd, New Jersey, Town SchOOi -
Rooka"dy Hunting Club So
Salem, Virginia. Reiunding IS
Salt Lake City, Utah, Water Sewer 4s
SohOOi CITY, Fort "ayne. Indiana. o. 34s
Syracuse, n T., Improvement 3Es
and various others
Toledo, o.. Improvement As
and VaTiOuS others.
Toledo, o.. An issues Of Board of Education
Firginie EIeCtric CompdGy's IS
Vancouver. Wash. Funding April 22) IS
Water Works Company san Antonio. Tex. 6s
Wilson, n Carolina, Improvement (OCt.I5l, IS
New-York tribune., 1909-03-31

I4Z.460 Total GALES.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-31

Is. $50 Total sales.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-31
SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.

sNev stock
New-York tribune., 1909-03-31
QUARTERLY REPORT OF
The NASSAU BANK

At THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS on TIE 24TH DAY
OF MARCH. 1903
New-York tribune., 1909-03-31
nEM YoRk ANo oTHER eAs sEcURLTIEs.

"And interest
Evening star., 1909-03-15
BACK FROM THE FAR EAST.
T. II. Elder Resumes His Duties at
Takoma Park

After being absent from Takoma Park
over six months, during which time he
visited missions iii Japan. Korea and
China. |. H. Elder of the general confer
ence committee, Seventh Day Adventists
has resumed his duties at the headquar-
tiers in Takoma Park. He brought a very
interesting report of his extended trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beuchel and Mr.. \. l..
Bayley of Battle Creek. Mich, We're re-
Gently the guests of officials of the gen
eral conference committee at Takoma
Park Mr. Bayley is the new secretary
and treasurer of the eastern PENNSYLVANIA
conference.
Mr.. Morris LukenS OF the Review and
Herald office has left to assume his new
duties in the Indiana conference. ON his;
way he will visit the Seventh Day Nd
veutist institutions at Mount Vernon,
Ohio, and Bcrricn Springs. Mich.
MIR. and Mrs. W. r.. Iianc1ck have left
for Guatemala City. Guatemala to take
charec Of the English school recently cs-
la hlishcd ia that city. The former has
heen in attendance at the Foreign Mis-
sionary Seminary for the past two years
and the latter has been associated in
The work of the Sunday school depart
meut.
Evening star., 1909-03-15
GIVES FOURTH CONCERT.
Arion Gesang Verein Entertains a
Large Audience.

The fourth concert of the Arion Gesang
Ncrein attracted u large audience to
Arion Hail last evening. The Arion
chorus sang four numbers ''Schaefer's s
Sonntasslied." by kreutzer; "Altdoutschcs
Liebeseied.' by Wohgemuth: 'Goldene
Zeit.' by Wenzel. and kremsers Sci
datenlied. Mrs. Dora Holland sang
"Ah. Let Me Dream and, with Dana
G. Holland. Il duet for alto and bass Il
Will Magnify the Lord" by Marsch.
The Carnival of Venice" was rendered
by string quartet. composed of George
Moskey. Otto Radl, Frank Moskey and
Gerda Christiani; Charles r. Myers sang
De koNcn'S Il Love You So" and Franz
Rernadi played c"rnct solo. 'Schaefcr's
Morgeniicd." by IIoch. The orchestral
numbers under the direction of Prof.
Karl Holer. inc uded Suppes Light Cav
airy" the iitermezZo from Cavaliesia
kuSticana, Loeschs False Petit. Nan
ncttc.' ard a selection from Carmen.
The chldren's rnasque ball will be held
in Afion Hall Friday evening, March 26.
and April l. the ArionS will give "A con-
cert and ball in National Rifles Armory
at which the Baltimore AriOns will sing
several numbers.
Evening star., 1909-03-15
FIND BODY IN FIELD.
Searchers Locate Remains of Robert
Lee Veirs Near Bethesda.
-rcspondrnce of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
ROCKVILLE, Nd. March II, 1909.
Early yesterday afternoon the body of
Robert Lee Neirs, farmer of the yicin-
ity of Beane, this county, was found IN
field near the public schoo! building at
Bethesda. About = o'clock Saturday night
he left Wilson's store to go to his home
half a mile away. That was the last
seer OF him alive. Early yesterday morn
ing Charles Neirs became alarmed upon
discovering that his brother had not re-
turned home. and organized II searching
party. After securing the country for the
greater part OF the day the body was
finally located
Neirs had imperfect sight and had not
bcen in very robust health. 1t is be-
lieVed lac lost his way 3nd wandered about
until overcome by exposure and eX-
hauStion He was about forty years of
age and unmarried and was OF
the late clark Neirs. Two brothers and
several sisters survive him.
Evening star., 1909-03-15
APPRAIsEMENT OF INJURIES.
Estimates for Square $40 by Grade
DAMAGE Commission.

The Union station grade-damage com
mission has reported TO the Supreme
Court of the District of Columbia it's ap-
praisements as to the damages alleged to
have resulted to the property in square
No. $40. bounded by 9TH. 9Th and x
streets and Virginia avenue southeast.
owing to the changes made in the grades
of these streets by the District Commits
soners in connection with the railroad
terminal work
The appraisements follow:
Lot 10, square $40, improved by prem
ises 501 l street, William Ii. White
owner. S160
Lots IL. 10. IS and Il. square $40 i'm
proved by premises No. 503 and 505 |
street and 507, 500 and 511 Virginia ave-
nue.. Rose j. Menikheim owner. $3.50.
Lot II. square $40, Rose j. Menikheim
owner. no damages.
Lots os. % 80, 81. 80 33 and "a. square
$40, improved by premises 515. 517. $40.
5a1, 5o3. 5a5 and 527 Virginia avenue,
Michael l. Weller owner. So, $50.
Lot S5. square $40. Improved by prem
ises 529 Virginia avenue, Michael 1. We'll
Ter owner S1,75O
square $40. improved by premises 305. 907
900. oil, 913. 91J. 911. 919 921 and 923 9th
street. Michael 1. Weller owner. $3.50.
Lots II, Is, 10 20, u and 22. square $40
M1chaeI l. Weller owner. no damages.
Lots %. "A 2.. nj and ~. square $40
improved by premises Nos. 922. $50. a1S,
916 and ola 9TH street, Michael |. Weller
owner. no damages.
Attorneys Joseph J. Darlington and Jo-
Sepn l. Weller represented the property
owners before the commission, and At
torney y. Leftwich Sinclair appeared for
the government.
The grade-damage commission will in
spect certain property on Virginia avenue
southeast between I'd and Sd and 18th and
Sth streets. this afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
preparatory to hearing evidence regarding
the damages alleged to have resulted TO
the property from changes of grade The
hearing of testimony will be begun to-
morrow morning at 1870 O'Clock at the
city hall.
The owners OF this property will be rep
resented by Attorneys Wolf IL Cohen Eu-
gene a. Jones Wolf & Rosenberg, j j.
Darlington and Joseph |. Weller while
Special Attorney Sinclair will look after
the interests of the District
Evening star., 1909-03-15
MAKE ROUND UP OF "VAGS."
Police Arrest Seven Men, Six of
Whom Are Convicted

Seven victims Of Il police roundup Sat
urday night were arTaigned in the Po-
lice Court tSiay, charged with vasrancy
one was acquitted. a second went to the
workLouSe for sixty days in default of
$50 bond and the others received thirty
day sentences each III lieu Of SiGo bond
1t was testified that all those convicted
had been drinking and took positions
along the curbns and 'boned" pedes
trans for financial contributions. They
gave the names of Thomas Mctiee Harry
kee, Harry Bourke. William Clark
Charles Love and Daniel Lynch Peter
Murphy was the man adjudged not
guilty. Love received the sixty days
Policemen Lauten and Garfield of the
sixth precinct made the arrests
Evening star., 1909-03-15
TRIALS ARE POSTPONED.
Two Unlicensed Bar Cases Before the
Police Court

Two unlicensed bar cases were pre-
sented in the Police Court this morning
as the result of police vigilance yester
daN. Neither came to trial. however
from the fac that continuance was
granted 10 one defendant and the other
demanded trial by jury. The defend
ants gave the names OF John Smith and
Bernard Wilson. The latter was arrested
III Georgetown yesterday by Detective
Grove of the seventh precinct. Smith
WAS taken into custody after ii raid made
anon his home. III SulivanS 5 court, by
Policemen Donovan and Smith of the
fourth precinct. Smiths case was con
tinucd until Thursday
Evening star., 1909-03-15
Doctor Held UP and Robbed of $500

FLEMINGTON, w. Va. March 1J.--Dr
j. Thamer Davidson, a prominent physi-
clan of Flemington. was held up in his
office Saturday by masked man. who
presented revolver and he was forced
to give up his pocketbook. which con-
tanned S2ti9 in cash. DR.. Davidson was in
a doze on the sofa in his office when
awakened by the intruder. who demanded
his money w. G. Greathouse has been
arrested on suspicion of having committed
the crime. Means boodhounds were used
and they followed the scent to Great
houses residence. Dr. Davidson claims
Greathouse Is the man who held him up:
that he Identifies him by his clothing
Evening star., 1909-03-15
Wireless Messages to the Departed.

We have telephony and teiegraphy
without wires today W. j. Colvilie said
IN an address before the Washington
Sprtualist Society yesterday afternoon
IA hint OF the subtle secrets OF the ether.
Tomorrow we shall have intellectual ana
spiritual telephony. The speaker indi-
Gated by gestures how iii the future II
will he possible to Srnd wireless message
10 beloved ones IL ta- great beyond,
Evening star., 1909-03-15
Leaves Home to Daughters.

BY the terms of the will of Marvin +.
Fisher. dated October II. 1899. premises
$50 G; street southwest. with the house
hold effects. are left to his daughters,
Harriet V. and Martha c. Fisher By a
codicil dated May -. 1904 S1,20o addi-
tional is given to Martha c. isher and
81 .t1 to Harriet Y. Fisher
The Tena ming estate is to be distrib-
uted equally among his four children.
William S. Fisher is named as executor.
Evening star., 1909-03-15
Struck by "Pennsy" Express.

MOORESTOWN. n. j.. March 10
While driving TO their home at an early
hour notwithstanding. Charles JONES' a
Burlington county farmer; his wife and
their fourteen-year-old son. Harvey. We're
struck by an express train at Lenola, on
the Amboy division of the Pennsylvania
railroad. Mrs. Jones was instantly killed
Her husband had his skull fractured and
both arms and four ribs broken. The boy
escaped serious injury.