davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-10
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
Leans and oeposits itsnns show
Substantial Increase.

(by AS0OClSte0 FT0oo.)
NEW YORK. Jan. s.-The state
ment Of clearing house banks for the
week shows that the banks hold ST.
69a,950 more than the requirements
Of the IS per cent. reserve rule. This
Is an increase Of $1.73S.S50 In the
proportionate cash reserve as COM
pared with last week.
The statement fellows:
Loans 81 .2s7 .o35. 200: increase $e3.'
$751;
Deposits sl.s5s.s4o.soo: increase
81. 49,, 200.
circuission sso.e54.coo; decrease
3l0S, 100.
Legal tenders ssa.iss.ooo: increase
specie sa7sl7s.4oo: increase 81
s3S. 800.
Reserve. sas2.,so.4oo: increase ST.
10000.
Reserve required $685.. 5s7. $50: in
crease: Ss.37s.5so.
Surplus s2:,ss..sso: increase 81
1884,
Ex. United States deposits $2l.s90.'
$50: increase S1.7&o.4s0.
The percentage OF actual reserve OF
the Clearing House banks today vas
27.0s.
The statement OF banks and trust
companies Of Greater New York not
reporting 90 the Clearing House
shows that these institutions have
aggregate deposits Of &l.l&5 &ss.s00;
total cash on hand S1i3.30l, 100 and
loans amounting to 3l.10S. s02. 800.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-10
isx York Traction Measures h.
lfsne Loss On Stock Market. .
aAAf PRICES LOWEST OF week


= NEW YORK, Jar. ''--l he STOCK
market had to ,0n'"nd again iou"y
with the effect II violent o;"uh
! fA one compapyS Snare, III when
there had ~Oceu mo. dinI;e Specula-
sion based on assumed favorable de
Z selcp,nen;s followed BY lntimauons
of coming disa ppointment IN specu
slative hopes.
These we're conveyed IN the reports
Sof a heavy assessment involved IN
the reorganization OF New York Irac-
ton securities. The effect was seen
in the six point break in Interborough-
Metropolitan which measured the ex-
sre1e loss.
Suppor, was no longer effective II
+ il were attempted In q considerable
number OF stocks Of small railroad
systems which have undergone re-
Gently q process OF speculative ex.
p,oitation by the circulation Of ru'
unors Of increase in dividend distri-
buttons. OF mergers with more power
sful companies and by other sugges-
tons Of coming happenings which
would rebound 10 the profit Of share
holders In these companies.
The sentimental effect was bad on
the whole list.
Bankers report continued quick
sales Of new bonds which they are
Offering and with no sign Of invest
mem demand in that quarter stated.
Many Of the prices touched In the
last hour were the lowest OF the
week and rallies were frequent and
feverish.
Bonds were easy. Total sales.
PAR value, $3.616.0O0. United States
honda were unchanged on call.
Total sales today 647.400 shares,
including: Smelling 30.7O0; Sugar
500: Atlantic Coast Line 100: Chesa-
peake & Ohio 400; Reading $1,000;
Southern Railway $500. do pfd 800:
Tennessee Copper 1900; United
atAfo~ Steel RI 900
New-York tribune., 1909-12-06
SAP THEY HAZE BEN.
Storm Delaying Railroads, the
Managers Sdu.

ST Paul. afinn.. Dec b.-Colo sn6 snow
ere now delaying freight traflc On the
Northern Pacific snd some parts Of the
Great Northern Railroads more than the
strike Of sv1tchmen. according 70 state
rrcnts issued by the general managers of
fhoss roa6s Tonight
According 70 General Manager slsde. ot
the Northern Paeihe, freight is more or
less tied pp al along the system on ac-
count of TIE snow, snd especially IN
asrtAeTp aiinnesota and NORTH Dakota.
Passenger trains are from an hour 10 four
hours late 81 s.. Paul tonight
According 10 an official statement tie
Northern Pacific has all the svitchmen
here that IL needs now ana new arrivals
are shipped West Fifteen switch engines
were working a. Tacoma sne brsiness Is
opening at Seattle. according 10 Nir. Slsde
General Manager oruhcr tonight said
that tho Great Northern had moved
ueventy-fivs cars of wheat int0 Mime
apols to-day and that freight was
handled nt the Minnesots transfer to-day
for tho hret time since the strike.
President Hawlsy cf the switchmen's
unicn stated that he had received word
from several eastern points to-day 20 the
sffoGt that suitcigmen in those places are
ready TO strike on q moments notice.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-06
POLICE VISIT A sEANCE.
Arrest Man and Wife and Young Girl
in Newark.

Police Captain Ryan. OF Newark. and
some OF his plain clothes men visited q
spiritualists' meeting at No. IL West Park
street. that city, last night and took in
custody oliver c. Aielter and his wife.
who were conducting the meeting. They
also took 10 the police station Blanche
Neal, seventeen years ola. whose home is
said TO be in Trenton. She was paroled
in the custody Of man said 10 Be a WELL
known New York lawyer
The police declined 10 give any informa-
tion concerning the case or the prisoners.
who were put IN witness room instead
OF in cells. From another source IL vas
learned that the Neal girl had said she
was under the hynotic influence Of Meter.
end had communicated her position to an
outsider. who informed the lawyer and
the police. All the police would say is
that the information they have viii be
given 10 Judge Hahn this morning before
being given 10 the public The Meters,
who arrived in Newark a couple OF weeks
ago have been staying with the Neal girl
in a furnished room house at 2s Centre
street
New-York tribune., 1909-12-06
has received Assurances OF the support
~ the American Federation Of Labor.
READY FOR DEMANDS.
James Murdoch, Official Of
Trairmen's Union, Here.

lanes Murdeck. nfth viee-srand master
~ the brotherhood OF Railroad Trainmea.
Vas a. the Grand Cnion Hotel yesterosy
q make nnal preparations fer The pres
orfat!on of the demands 20 Be made TINS
eek On al the Eastern railroads Tor tae
10 per cent advance in wages. he has bsea
IN ths neishborhoea for week but has
kept tie fsct 3 sssTet
The demand VIII be made simultaneously
ou az the members OF the General Man
zg.rs' Association. representing the thirty
syo roads involved In case Of a rsfassi.
a pol of the men viii again BE called on
-he question of the demands. ana II the
resslt 81 the nrst poll is then confirmed. a
strike vote VIII be taken hy secret ballot
This before il Is operative, in case the vote
e fer a strike. wo,ll6 have 70 meet the APP
p-cvsl Q. Grand Master ". J. Lee, Whose
he.dousrtsrs are in Cleveland In such
ssse however Il would be foregone con-
oius,on that he vote woEl6 be approved.
on some OF The reads the Eve brother
hoods are federated, ana on these rosds
ssrlks 81 one branch would BE supported
BY the other branches. None Of the local
headers pcula say last night that strike
~-ss likely. though n is known that II after
al negotiations are over the oemsnes
are refused 4 strike vii take place some
or Llls frs.nine0 were "NfttS@ sSs@S--@s'
Ths fo..ov.ng stateEasnr vas mace on be-
fzlf of TIE raininsn
raen The Demands are made the Gen.
ersi Menseers Association viii take the
matter up, ana Conference oegHeen their
reprSSe.af stivss ana the ad;usl rnent COM
-sfff4ss az The systems usually follows. We
ere IN hopes. however, that everything viii
bs sraicably settled and that the strike
SviI not be necessary. The usual thlrtE
cs,s' notio- Of : dssire 70 change or END
shs agreement has not been given BY either
side vet Our orgsnikation VII act con-
esrVkiVely. snd ~ strike comes TIE
flasns win not be with as.
II was stated that the Brotherhood of
Railroad I-sinmsn has still in mind the
tskine OF the places % striking trsinrnen
at Tort Worth. Tex, two wears ago BY
The members of the sNltchmens Inlon
cf North America, the Western cresn.za-
non. The trainmen therefore are running
sheir own mcK emeut al the East without
regard 70 how the strike on ths North
-estcru ~oE as ends.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-06
HELD COURT IN STORE.
Kentucky Chancellor Holds a Militia.
man for Trial.

Louisville. Dec. 5.--JudEe shaekeIford
Miller. chancellor of the county. sat on \
stool IN a drug stor. tonight ana hsld
court.
The cate war that Of Frank Beoodlck q
member OF The lat Kentucky Infantry. Who
previously In the day had led twenty uni
formed soldiers, headed by a captain, a
mile chase through the business streets OF
Louisville. Behadick was wanted for re-
fusing 10 respond 10 military duty in con-
nectlon with the internal row which Is
threatening the future OF the lst Kentucky
Regiment
While the cash register tinsied and Gus
toners drank soda water Judge Miller
heard arguments aud evidence ana held
hebedlek in 800 bond 10 appear on wednss-
day before The regular chancsry court.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-06
Guardian
Trust Company
Of New York
ITO Broadway
Capital Z Surplus si.0o0,eoo
KILLED BY Il MOB.
Murder Nay Cause Race War
Jcith Italians.
tsy telegraph 10 The Tribua,.

Marion. H., Dec. s.--The body OF
Luther Williams. an American, known
throughout this section as "Klondyke,"
was found in the public highway short
distance from Seottsbcro, this county.
early this morning.
Fifty Italian coal miners last night
left a house in Scottsboro. where they
had been drinking bootleg" whiskey. II
is reported that they went to Luke New
tons home and riddIed 1t with bullets.
firing mora than one hundred shots into
the building. Newton was not at home.
and his family escaped in their night
clothes at midnight through a rear door.
Than the mob paraded through the
streets. shooting at every American IN
sight.
Although 10 rained between midnight
and s o'cloclz this morning. WilliAmss
clothing was not rer, ana tt Is believed
he was slain IN house and his BODY
carried 70 where IL was found Will
Jams was last seen here at 1850 o'clock
last night, when he remarked that he
was going 10 see his father, preacher
az Scettsboro.
Luke Newton, who was a dStecttvs,
has long been active In running down
murderers and other criminals in this
section, and IL Is said that he had thus
incurred the enmity OF soma Italians.
Every policeman in this section has
been summoned to prevent race war.
as the Americans are up IN arms TO
avenge the death OF williams
wholesale arrests OF Italians are re-
ported as imminent AL the Italians
questioned pretend they cannot speak
English. and say they know nothing
about last nights mob.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-06
EXTENSIVE WIRELESS TEST.
The Salem Sails on -Four Months
Cruise-The Birmingham 70 Follow.

Boston, Dec. s.--Tts scout cruiser Salem,
which. with the Birmingham. is equipped
with the most elaborate wireless outfits
ever placed aboard an American war ves-
sci, sailed cut from the Charlestown Navy
Yard to-day On a cruise for thousands CT
miles through tropic seas ara Arctic Zee
foes Tor a thorough ana complete test Of
wireless telegrs ply under al conditions.
The Birmingham is expected TO follow soon
The tests wiz extend over four months,
and the specifications call for sending and
receiving messages at least 100 miles un-
der 81 conditions and 1900 miles under
favorable conditions. TIE tTy-outs for the
first nonth will lie aicng tie Atlantic
Coast from Cape Cod 10 TfetteTas with
tho land station at Brsnt Rock. Mass.
After q visit 20 Hampton Roads the
cruisers viii san fer Hamilton. Bermuda.
ana then run 20 Trinidad. From Trinidad
the ships viii go south 70 the mouth of
the Amazon. thence 20 the Canary Islands.
the Msdeiras and Gibraltar and. possibly.
through the Mediterranean and then cruise
up 10 kiel ana the North Sea-
New-York tribune., 1909-12-06
MARRIED TWO SISTERS.
Heard the First Wife, Who Had Run
Away. Had Secured Divorce.

Los Angeles. Dec. S.-Ernest PendletCn.
a prosperous baker. who has lived in this
city for twenty years. Is confronted to-
day by the fact that he has two wives.
who are sisters. and that there is between
them great affection and that no is equally
fond of both
Thirteen years ago Mir. Pendle.On was
married To his first wife IN this city and
lived with her seven years. Then she
was attracted to band OF Holy Rollers
and went away with them. Hearing that
she had procured a divorce IN Denver.
Pendieton three years ago married q
younger sister Of the first Mrs. Pendleton
In this city.
The first Mrs. PendletoE returned 20 Los
Angeles a few days ago. met her former
husband ana has been forgiven. Pendie-
ton has undertaken 90 maintain an es-
tabIishment for each woman until a solu-
ton OF tho problem can De found.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-06
4 GLASS CONTENTION
SO, 900, 900 Company Formed
at Bradford, Penn.

Buffalo. Dec. S.--A dispatch to The Ex-
press from Bradford. Penn. says that
official announcement has been made that
tho sixty hand-blown glass plants OF the
country viii I'm few days apply for ar
ticles of incorporation under the laws OF
Pennsylvania Tor a company to be known
as the Imperial Window Glass Company OF
the United States. II viii he capitalized at
Si1.eo00oo.
Ihe concern Is organized 20 provId. a
Sesiing agency for hand-blown glass. and
l,s existence, the incorporstors say, is madc
necesSary 10 adjust the supply 20 demand
~ VIII also aid in meeting the counpetitioD
or machine made glass and to protect ths
hsnd Workmeu against the encroachmenr
OF Slassmaking Inventions
Ine following officers have been elected t.
PRESIDENT. Myron L. Case. OF Bowling
Ircsn, ohio, ytce-president NJ J. UeaIv'
OF Bradford. Penn: treasurer. Josenh -
SaSFe' OK columbus, Ohio; secretary, J. TX.
johnston, Of Hartford City. Ind
An increase In the wages OF the u,c, Il,
also assured, u Is said -
New-York tribune., 1909-12-06
STEEL STRIKERS QUIET.
Troops in Bridgeport, Ohio. Have Had
No Trouble Yet.

Eridgcport Ohio. Dee 5.--Th4 situation
81 ,ac .TtnR- standard plant cf tho Ameri-
oou sheet and Tin Plate Company. where
Tor thTce 0avs rioting has been intersnit-
terri between strikers Hnd guards, was quiet
TO-DAY.
Fifteen hundred ml.i'.sn.en. comprising
she main strength q three regiments. en-
tered tho Town during the night and early
Fo-cay. tsfins possession of ihc tinilate
-rill rnd s6jaoenf property ~ tlrc name of
fhe slate OF ohio. aud placing the town m
Jer martial law.
Q; is belicvca uint Al least ono thousand
~ The troQps viii leave for theiT homes to-
morrow. az Tire situation is now extremely
quiet and mere uot,Eg highly improbable
Coluuabus Ohio. Dee. AGING on re-
rorts from Bridgeport that troops were on
hasad and LIst np trouble from the strikers
vas expected Untl tomorrow. Il lhen.
Governor Ga~Uon to-riEht ordered nine
companies ~ -. ohio National Guard.
v hich hsd been hold IN resdinsss IN iheir
tarrscks. seaf 20 their iioInos
New-York tribune., 1909-12-06
PIERCE ON ANXIOUS SEAT.
Will Know This Morning if Criminal
Charge Is To Be Dropped.

Austln. Tex. Dec. 5.-fenry Clay Pierce
and his attorneys spent quiet day here
to-day awaiting the convening of the court
tomorrow morning and tho ruling OF Judge
Calhoun as TO whether or not the antitrust
afiidavit upon which Pierce had been in
dicted for false swearing was properly
drawn ara his oath properly administered.
That decision, the court says. viii be
announced a. 20 O'Clock. II the court up
ho.ls tho contention of the defendant as TO
tie illeealrv Of the affidavit, Pierce will
be Immediately dismissed. II the contrary,
tho trial Wiz proceed.
In the mean time Judge Wilcox. of tie
eeth District Court, has declined to post
p5ne the sale OF the Waters-P Pierce oil
company's property, which is announced
for le o'clock TUESDAY morning Decem-
her :
New-York tribune., 1909-12-06
OLD MAN DROPS TO DEATH.

carl Windeler. retired merchant. either
fell az Jumped from the fourth floor Of No.
5b West 5lst street. where he lived with hts
aGushtsE, Airs- charles T1eissg. az MID
night last night ana was killed Vvlndeler.
Who was se1snty -four years old. had been
shins Tor some time. and II was his dauea.
ter's opinion that her father went 20 the
window TO set air and lost his balance
Tie police. however. are inclined 10 the be.
liat that he Jumped
Patroimsn scheidsler, OF the west 9Th
street station, who was doing duty in the
neighhorhood. discovered the body. The
Coroner gave permission for the removal Of
the ho1y
New-York tribune., 1909-12-06
SUICIDE MAY BE NEW YORKER

Sgtannal. De-. Taking such eiab-
o-ste care in an e1oTf 20 conceal his fden-
sity that hs even cut the insker's name tag
from hiE oicthing. a. unknown man. well
dressed vss feu1d dead in = lonely field
NoGt of fhis city - noon to-day. . costly
pistol al ilis si3e and q ballet hole 81 his
head
a pawn ficAct. the only CleN. except that
n it sfs fel b. came 10 Save unah as a Las
serr.r on 3 steamer from New YORK. bars
fhe nsns Cf "R. IA. Perish lie vas
about fhirty-lve years old.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-06
LIEUTENANT WALKER ACCUSED.
Wife Seeks Divorce on Ground Of
Cruelty TO Children.
lFv Tclcrrarh - The Tribun. !

Newport. T. J.. Dec. 5.-Tho TRIAL to-
morrow of the suit Of Mrs. Nina f,hinn
Walker against hes husband. Lieutenant
James NilsOn GTyBes Walker of tie
United States Naval Training Staten, for
divorce is attracting much interest here
Mrs. Walker charges that her husband wss
cruel and abusive. especially toward the
children. shsitestined in rhe preliminary
hearing that lie beat them with an Indian
" hip = poiice.nsn's club with leather strips
mailed OF it. She satd that their Oldest bov
was covered With Nelts after one beating
by his father. She finally left home with
the children. He Is seekias q get the Gus.
tody Of tie children.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-06
OFFICIALS BLAME MUIR.
New Haven Institution Charges Defal-
cation to Treasurer.
rBy Telesrapn 20 The Trinure. !

New Haven, Dec. 5.-Ofcials of the Peo-
pies Savings Rank and Trust Company
tonight confirmed the statement that II
was Robert ID. Muir. treasurer OF the bank,
who distracted s2S.s0o. causing the bank TO
become embarrassed and finally TO be sold
to Joseph L. Hubinger. manufacturer and
turfman, yesterday.
aIuir's defalcation was discovered four
weeks ago. but has been concealed till the
New York City. Part OF his embezzle-
ment is covered by his bond, which, the
hank officials say. they Will collect from a
trust company, leaving the company 10
prosecute Muir II IL desires 10 do SO.
Mr.. ITubinger. the new president, says
that he has made plans 10 place a surplus
of sl0e000 at the disposal OF the bank
New-York tribune., 1909-12-06
ARTIST COMMITS SUICIDE.
Washington Man Says He Lost Money
IN Recent Panic.

Washington, Dec. 5.---w'hils his wife and
three little children were out N-alking John
h. Souther. an artist. committed suicide AT
The Hotel Grafton here about noon to-day.
D. shooting himself IN the head. Souther
lived Tn Eria. Penn. before he came TO
Washington nineteen years ago. He was.
thirty-nine years old.
In note souther left addressed 70 hts
VIE. he said he had lost considerable
money In the recent panic. and suggested
she would set along better witLou. lin.
lie requested that his body be eren,st~e
New-York tribune., 1909-12-06
MANY TOWNS DAMAGED.
High Winds Cover Wide Area and
Temperature Is Falling.

Detroit. Dec. s--Tind. rain, snow and
sleet late to-day caused much damage
throughout Michigan. Grand Rapids, Bay
City. Saginaw. Lansing. Flint. Muskegon.
Marshall snd ST. Johns report buildings
unroofed ana traffic seriously imreded.
Telephone and telegraph wires are down
in many localities. The temperature Is fall
ing rapidly tonight. The wind here at
taineS velocity Of ffty-six miles en- hour
New-York tribune., 1909-12-06
STORM HURTS SCORE.
Sercre Wmd Does Much DAM
1ee in Terre Hdufe.

.Terre Haute. Ind. Dec. a. severe storm
that swept Southwestern Indiana TODAY
caused great damage in Terre Haute. 4
score OF persons were hurt BY flying debris.
and a sirl was seriously injured when the
buggy in Th eh she vas riding with her
father. J. Y. Clatfelter. zras overturned.
The wabash distillery was wrecked. The
roofs OF the buildings OF the Goldsmith
Commission Company and of Human &
Co. wholesale grooers. we're torn away.
Many persons were blown over in the
New-York tribune., 1909-12-06
STORM IN SOUTHWEST.
Blizzard Weather Reported from Mis-
souri, and Oklahoma.

Joplin. Nc. pse. S.-With the violence OF
q blizzard the FIRST storm CT the winter
swept over this district lssr night Inter-
urban electric car service between the
cities OF the Missouri kansas mining fields
has been denorslizsd. ana power companies
report heavy damage 70 high tension wires.
The Thermometer registers "a degrees.
drop OF a. degrees in ten hours.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-06
TglEeRAPHlC NEWS NOTES.
'rohihiticnisss' National camos;a,.

lvpeka, Kan, Dee. 5--Ciovernor w "
Sstoos YESTERDAY ssnt out letters 10 -ov-
.iio.s OF all PT0hiDition and local ocfiop
sSs@tcS ihluatinS 2 movement for strisfer
Si!lyIyement or the federal revenue isvss
a. fTtps.Nihh 70 LIQUOR. Governor Stubbs's plan
=, ~ Ste governors 10 unite in "A protest
sSJ.ors 70 post revenue tax licenses IN con
New-York tribune., 1909-12-06

Oklahoma City. Okla, Dee. s.-oklahonla
is in the grip OF Geld wave, and IN the
western part % the state from one 10 three
inches OF snow has fallen. All southbound
trains OF the Chicago. Rock Island atPa-
cinc ana -he ~. Louis & San Francisco
railroads are from four 70 six hours late
Great suffering is reported among livestock
IN the northwestern part Of the state
New-York tribune., 1909-12-06
Banker Guilty Of siqamy.

bail,oridse, Ga. Dec "A II oltver
- Si,,,,, PRESIDENT ot the Benk Of CHmsx,
sSnS- i.t1 ga, was loUnd glllty OF hig-.
,.is.sN' ~,ssN' OF the superior Court 70 serve f"s1-
tbst m IN b sne penitentiary. Oliver msintsins
No ,I ras q twin brother. and that wife
was Georgia gtrl 'V0'"u VIC
New-York tribune., 1909-12-06
large Fire in Jsol,s,.,,,,,.

..,,a,i5 ,sash5svnN H NE, Fla. Dec. L-Fire which
~ ~ ,Hlnss- ~ Vic aolesale grocery wareho,lse
~. 'Hs . unn-i issrrig- -eullard Compan,. ,n1
eSlaes ,his r,ssi,nen ,ssssir,,,esen Company seeg,
o" The ioss 10 the fisnn. ART. nss,ih.sra ~ ihsa
New-York tribune., 1909-12-06

IN consideration OF. the training and edu-
t" her and 20 me. j hsr4by release arv
claim l might have on the life insurance
o. my wife. FLETCHER sNEAD
The funeral OF the dead woman. Il has
now been decided. VIII take place from
the morgue on Tuesday morning. and the
burial vii! be III Mount Hope Cemetery
The funeral expenses will be borne by the
class OF "a Of Princeton College. accord.
ing TO the latest report. This class will
also see that the Nsrdlaw family in New
York Is taken care Of while the police are
trying 10 clear up the murder case. The
interest OF the class OF - was made oIear
when It became known that IohI. =. Ward
law, a brother Of the woman now under
arrest. was member OF it. and was eaid
10 be one Of it's brightest pupils
Mr. Fort was asked concerning an as.
sisnneHt taat had been made some time
ago b. J. 2. ". Snesd. brother OF
Fletcher snead. Of $1,000 policy on Ais
life To tEo elder 2irs. Snesd and Misc
Virginia SDsa0. his aunt This man was
burned 10 death In the south and IL was
then discovered that he had assigned his
policy 10 tie two women. in place OF his
wife. M. Fort said that at The time OF
ths assignment Mr saeaG waE not living
W!th liis VIE and vsE about 10 procure "A
divorce In consideration OF the Kind
treatment he had received al taa hands OF
the two women. and because OF tho
trouble with his wife. Alr. Snsad assisn.!
his life insurance policy 10 them
Prosecutor Mott said Tonight: Il am not
trying my case in the newspapers. but
when the proper time comes viii produce
enougl. evidence 20 warrant the Recorder
in holding Hiss wardlsw for the grand
iury on the charge OF murder"
New-York tribune., 1909-12-06

Company viii he 1900 and 70 tne So 80
son company j2Seoa covered ey msa''~