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New-York tribune., 1909-03-26
UNITED BoxBoARD 90. ORGANIZES
1t Elects Officers and Directors, and VIII Be-
gin Business on Monday.

The reorganization OF the United Box Board and
PAPER Company, which went into the hands of a
receiver on July last, practically completed
yesterday. There still a few creditors TO be
settled WITH but It is expected that all of the old
debts OF the company will have TO be settled by the
end Of this week
At meeting Of the reorganization committee
held yesterday the following board of directors Of
the United Boxboard Company. the successor to
the United Box Board and Paper Company. was
elected; Charles c. Adsit. l. w Bodman. Herman
OrossTnan. j NJ Hopkins. Joseph E. Otis George
H Webster. E c. Bodman, Hyatt Cox, Sidney
Mitchell, Wilmer c. Staley. ". H Binnian George
J. Marott, A. Albert Sack and Eugene NJ strehl
Ar subsequent meeting Sidney Mitchell was
elected president Of the company; Charles G Adsit
yice-presdent; Hyatt Cox vice-president and treas
urer; Wilmer c. Staley, secretary, and James Todd
general counsel.
The new company will have capital OF SIS 0oo 600
and Will begin business next Monday with a work
Ing capital consisting Of cash quick assets 10
the amount Of S2.5Oo0Oo.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-26
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Nav X,
80 h % cars Consigned direct local slaugherers
and the for the market 20 TLsI 800 tT fair
pnrtsf. feeling generally steady Dressed peer u t.a
dmand at sg1oo per 10 59r G5ndo1 and liver
sue ,-aFtIa and beef markets unchanged No exports
s-or, this port to-day tomorrow, -, st-o,. 60
CALVEs-Recepts were 141 head. 5-ssssa az reeis in
o6srats demand at eQ15o per Ibi country dressed
do, unchanged at 50 l5c. -. -. n .o-s ~
NO AM IAMBS-Recepts were LS cars 20
sGs head Of which Il direct to slangnIe.sFS a
For the market. The feeling was hTIa N
1ethv with Buffalo and western adVlceS rSa.saS
lambs 90 10 average. soid at IS 70 per Lu 10 80. a.
-+Son steady at sG104c per Ii; dressed amos ~
et II n 18c: few choice carcasses al 4S
S-osIe3 So-houss lambs unchanged at S4GSi oO Per
carcass
average. SIS % per 100 lo ~. z..A all
HOGS-Receipts were IA ears, or 2I14 neao' ria az
a,ract 70 sIaughtsrers Feeling nominally nrr1 Flgs
IS late Yesterday ct 81 10 per 100 ID; light hogs a;
a. 90: common mixed Sc rs Country
hogs unchanged at 69s1so per lo for heaVY 10 nsh'
weights. srata
bn1a Is4 II average at 81 20 per 100 b .-., q,
s. Judd & Co: % state pigs 4lV 10 a. - ~'
rough. 40 lb. at So To-
New-York tribune., 1909-03-26
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago March 25.-Reports claiming that seeG-
t-, has begln In South Dakota and that the ian
so, cron "a in good condition caused considerable
yreakness in the wheat market to-day closing quo
tations showing net losses or sc Corn clossu easy
oats weak and provisions steady
traders in the wheat pit were inclined 10 disre-
oord war talk which has internationally for the
iaet few months buIishly affected the market here
favorable outlook the winter wheat crop OF this
country Although some reports were received
telling of the poor condition Of the CROP the great
ma iority Of the advices claimed that the growing
beaI-v rains had greatly benefited the crop in gen.
araI The beginning Of seeding operations in south
ns<o+a under favorable conditions also gave
rronise of a large crop Of spring wheat In addi-
ton to the crop news demand for cash wheat and
Nour continued slack and primary receipts were
iiba-aI About the only news Of bullish charac-
tar was an estimate the weeks exports OF wheat
from Argentina. which placed the amount at more
than 600 coo bushels less than last weeks move
nnent Trade in the pit was rather quiet all day
ing between 81 II and 81 17A Sentiment in the pit
vas bearish nearly all day and the close was weak
at almost the lowest point May being at 81 II to
81 TIA July closed at 81 O3%.
The feature of trade in corn was the buying OF
Nov delivery and the selling Of July by leading
oor,roIssion houses which widened the spread be-
tween the two months from slack lc to 11zc- Sen
tirnent in the pit bearish the greater part Of
the session owing to slump in oats and to a con-
tinued poor shipping demand The market closed
aae1, with rrices shade higher TO 4c TO $40 lower
compared with the previous close Final quotations
ON Nav were at 667sc to SIC and on July at 65ssc
General selling of the July and September deliv-
cries based on a favorable outlook for the new
crop caused weakness in the oats market Trade
was active all day. At the close prices were 14c to
7sc 70 1c below the previous close, May being at
6u5c TO 54i4c and July at 47Ssc 10 471zc-
Trade IN provisions vas extremely du1 throughr
New-York tribune., 1909-03-26
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, March 25, 1e1e
COFFEE-The coffee market very quiet tod ~
only bags being sold. all for June delivery at 635e
Prices unchanged points higher on BIDS, WIN
the closing tone quiet The market opened pnehangs5
points higher absence of offerings. ana
showed further huctuaton. No important changes
reported in foreign markets. and the general sitL
feature, spot conditions the
sustaining factor Of speculative interest
remain lighti mean
while warehouse deliveries liberal. and with the
below minimum selling price for Naoflz
ton supplies holders Of the worlds are evidently
disposed make the most of their position some
authorities looking falling off in warsholse
deliveries during the Of April. but with incoming
receipts light there be some reduction IN le
deliveries without materially weakening the spot situa
ton, months before the additional
export duty shipments from Santos is removed Dur
ing period therefore Independently OF further asia
of import duty this country the advantase
will probably rest with the holder OF spot supplies @
cepts ports reported to-day were bVo oass
against $4,000 two years and Jundiahy Teeeipts
against IS, 900 New YORK ware
house deliveries were II 54 bags The market for SPOT
steady, with quotations the basis or sac
for Rio No and 9lsc for Santos No 4.
range prices in the loGal market to-day
was
New-York tribune., 1909-03-26
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

,,-.rnooI March 2S.-ClOsinE: WHEAT-Spot
.t.sST. 10 ? red western winter. ss 4isd Futures
Nav IS 2sSd: July. IS 3Tsd; Septenber IS
i67sd CORN-spot firm; new American mixed R 8yis .s
Galveston 1O Futures dull; May Ss va FAs
sn1e gos HOPS in London (Paciac coast} steady
ssSoSSto pFEF-Fxtra India mess dull 103s 2d PORK
EPrime mess Western, dull 75s HAMsIshoTi cut :
% ~ 40 IL strong short rib 16 TO "a ID htIn
4ez cd long clear middles light 2s 10 "a ID nIIn 555
u1tddles heavy S5 to 30 10, firm 4SS;
St 90 Clear backs Ia 70 ID. r 49s ed clear bel
slur - n In drm. SHOULDERS-Square
IL IL TO IS Ii. Arm. 4Ss LARD-Prime Western IN
,a-ees seadv SIS Qd: American refined in pais nrIr
90 o5 TESE-Canadian finest white nEn. o%s 90;
Canadian finest colored Arm e5s sd IALkCN a. as
pSsIT&Comnlon hrrn. S. I'D. PETROLEUM-tss-
49, stAadv I'D LINSEED OIL, steady 22s-
New-York tribune., 1909-03-26
GREAT WESTERN TO SELL BONDS

The reorganization committee Of the Chicago
Great Western Railway Company, it is understood.
purposes selling before long S5oOoooO OF the $780,
c0o,0oo bonds which 10 be issued under the re-
organization plan The proceeds OF this sale will
pay the outstanding Indebtedness OF the company
and leave q surplus. AS already announced, ST.
10000 OF the new bonds VIII be reserved 20 take
up the bonds of the company's two subsidiaries.
the Mason City & Fort Dodge and the Wisconsin,
Minnesota & Pacific
New-York tribune., 1909-03-26
CONSOLIDATION REPORT DENIED.

The report from Baltimore that the Western
MARYLAND the Wheeling & Lake Erie, the Wabash
Pittsburg Terminal and the West Side Belt Rail-
road were TO be consolidated into a new company
was declared yesterday by a representative Of the
Western Maryland 10 be WITHOUT foundation II
was added that no active steps were being taken
at present in the matter of reorganzinE the West
MARYLAND.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-26
ToNoPAH ON 40 PER CENT BASIS.

Fhaladeaphia, March Z.-An extra dividend Of
- per cent IN addition 10 the regular quarterly
olVioeno OF Is per cent, declared to-day by the
directors ef tie Tonopah Mining Cornnanv. This
psts the stock on dividend basis of 40 per cent
year ana restores the rate existing before the
suspension OF dividends in the fan OF 1901 The
he~ dividend is payable on April p TO stockholders
ot record On March 81. The stock advapced 70 81
a share TODAY
New-York tribune., 1909-03-26

TTVHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW TORK.
i BY the Grace OF God free and independent. 20
rector church wardens and vsstrymen OF Trinity
Church City OF New York. Mary D Butler Dana.
Richard Cooper Kate S. Cely Trevian. George = But
terworth individually and as executor OF the viii %
Kate F. Weman. deceased. Edward J. Hancy. John L
CadwaIader and Edward J. HanCy as executors Of tho
Mary CadwaIader Jones' Georgiana Peters. Lucy ".
Baxter, Constance Borand Maud Rives Smith. flor
encs Wright. Mary Alcock- Hospital Book and News-
Society St Marys Free Hospital for Children.
New York skin and Cancer Hospital Young Wornsn.s
Christian Association Albine WolH. Helen Leavttt-
Society OF New York Hospital Chfldrsns AID Society
Of New York. and 70 all persons interested Ia the
estate E Strong late Of the County OF Nsw
York deceased. creditors legatees- next o. kin or
otherwise. send greeting You and each OF
hereby cited and required personally 70 Be and
before Surrogate OF the County OF New York. at
OF Records IN the county OF New York the Goth
day OF April 1909 half past O'Clock IN the fore
noon OF day. then and there 20 attend judicial
settlement Of the account OF proceednzs OF Ceogs
Butterworth Trustee under the last VIII and Testa
ment Of said deceased: and such of ars harsoy
qured appear by your guardian II you have one.
you have none. TO appear and apply for one 70 %
appointed the OF neglect or failure to
guardian Will be appointed BY the Surrogate 70
represent and for IN the proceeding
IN testimony whereof. have caused the seal oc
hersunt6 affixed. Witness. Hon. ABNER
TSeaLl G. THOMAS. SuTrogats OF our said County.
the County OF New York the 9th day ct
February. the year OF Lord one thousand nine
hundred and nine DANIEL J. DOWDNET.
Clerk OF the surrogatsS Court
90 wall Street. Borough OF Manhattan New YORK
New-York tribune., 1909-03-26
Notice of Summons.

~ Y. SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
N robertson PlaiatT against aas sSirss NatS a
New York County TO the above naaS1 e ,5,. ss se
ton and 20 serve Q: your ansvsr on The plain
ts aIt2TyS eEcuss ot the day service. ana IN
Of failure 10 az aPPsa5 ss Is sor he rses dsanded n
thf 8ated January 2s,h. le9e; .-. ,... -.
5ffcs Address and Ofics no. 100 Broadway Man
To S1i5sn: t5s .b63s S3 asei aG so.zons
mons Is 'sEysd Sp0Rw ws. g2p ~ pst2s Jasts e the
creme Court Of The OF New Yok dated Essrus g Z
n Ss9; The ls Scs q the Clerk ne County q Nsw YgE n
'A Dalsd, Sew York February 24th 1902 g., pp,,,,-,
DEqEs cs ana AIS Pd.S o I5 H2dres. loo Toaay. Borough
Of Manhattan. City Of New YORK
S7UPPEME COURT. NEW YORK GoTSTT-L;EoS . LEO
ois hsTg Bgsessi Frederick Nader Abraham PsElH1an
os e1q SIS Wife Alexander Rosenoau and julia Rsssn-
baum his .fS =! 15sss q benjamin Marcus and others
Union Trust C9pa.y q m He% and 2 testament Of israel
c6Tss Dsoessed the benefit Of Is Lsne B G Eys s
ne sass SiA'f8 8ae5su SfaS D15d sad simon sssH
Abrams. Pelham Bay SnsniG@I Sbse DONG business
under the firm % name Hs5fasi9 s Sci and Leon Iauro-
vz CopaEtners doing business gnas5 tns TI TrI FTi
and styIe - Hl 2 oTe1lny frank wedsn. Nathan Rssler
8o9F s6S Jaeob Blsn Fred 3 schumapn Mag LsveGStad
Samuel Fattnan David RoSen1sa. genJs5Ln , w. l
man man FF2saK Kiimpl Howard Newhart Morris Earesr
Jacob 7 F5sdssn s ans h9u5 Doe Richsrd Roe Mar oe
80 set5 names John Doe Jane Doe. Richard zoe ana
Mar Roe being fictitious, their true names oeing IN
who are sued herein as tenants
- tbs premises described IN the complaint herein de-
fendantR-Actfon No summons AIl1A U7sl-94 -
A. COUNTY Of New York
70 the above named defendants; 4.
TO o7 az berehv summoned answer the complaint
action and copy or your answer oa
FOR plaintiffs. at their once No. -
Borough Manhattan IN the CITY o
work within twenty DAYS after the service OF tn
q day Of service an1 N casS
failure to appear answer. Judgment
taken against you by default for the renet
IN the complaint - -. 1oos
PTTC9 WOODFORD, BOVEE BUICHER-
..o-,a-s for plaintiffs once and Post once address
is wall street Borough OF Manhattan New York
CITY. y. Y
you. by publtcation pursua anr
or1er OF the Hon n Marley Platzek one OF the
justices of the Supreme Court OF ne STATE 0t Ns
80 5ates the 18Th day OF February 1909. and hed WIN
,Sa c-npfafnt in ONCE OF tns Clerk OF the county
- NaJv y1rk at the County Court House IN tns
Rorourh Of Manhattan IN the City Councy and Stats
- SsS York on the day, the original Of vaich
fled IN the once or the SAID c4eF<
tha DAY of December. 1908
Dated February Ie 1909
FTTrH WOODFORD. BOVEE & BUTCHER
A++or1avs Yor Plaintiffs once and Post once address
IL wall street Borough ot Manhattan. New YORK
City -. I
New-York tribune., 1909-03-26
FOREIGN COMMERCE FIGURES

The chief Of the bureau Of statistics. Department
Of Commerce and Labor. reports the classification
OF imports and exports for February and for the
eight months ended February follows:
nPoRTsFEBRUARY
1863 1905. 1907.
6 food animals sIs4OsIs2 sIo5I21s4 s1og7a 2m
wholly rrefared -. 1549eeos I29esoe7 145so15o
use in Taaauf turing ~ ssseos z7os22s 4Se2s442
uss nlaTrufacturing Ia7s4.2e7 osss7e3 2I.s245lT
ai:8ss855s. sa5i55lSP sss5 as $500 8 2 @ @s
Total imports sIIs7l052s Fs4 ia 44S s113oo56s8
ExPoRTs-FEBRUARY.
{ food animals So 180eO8 sIe5l4sl2 sl42z8o4s
wholly prepared -. 4sl.2s7 ss.755sI9 44s
n nlanudectaTing. 4o.71a.Tas 6I5ae7ss 56lsa7as
use in Manufacturing le sp.24s 22o2a2ss 1sl27e54
soas'lnPoa ': ..;..,. -. sssgsss2 aso2asl2 sSss7og
Miscellaneous 74i.7o7 6oS.952 529.4gO
Total domestic sl24 4s5 4e4 s1ss 48I s57 49 48s
Foreign ndse exp. 1.52s,24o 2224,504 2,O207H
Total exports oz8 784 sI67 75s as5 s1595I722I
IMPoRTSETGHT MONTHS.
F99asf4t' 4staFa stata
food animals sIc4 4s9se7s ssssN4s4 Sss s7eO74
Foodstufs. partly
pared -. s2As.e1o s4eso777 se4soe12
ufactufng -- 2so44s.626 25.I52Ie2 BOZ 2o5 sa8
manufacturing l40, lSe.S5S 1zo IsS2Oe iTeS22 o65
Manufact's ready
4ass.0 sssss5 ss2s2SS ZEE s ssP
Total imports ss16sS2e5o ss417Is673 1882 734 $50
ExPoRTSEIGHT MONTHS.
Foodstufts
state
& food animals tl09oB,68 Sl0l,lf9lO e4lZ'oIo'o4o
Foodstuffs, partly
wholly pre- $1,000 -. ooo o,o 40
Crude materials,
for
ufsctuTing SSS20odo4 44o,%oosoz4 4Ei'Oo4.''o
Manufactures for
manufacturing. 142O7e29S 11S,oSz45 loooSS'4=
Manufact's ready --. -. ~ ,-o -,
consumptn 2IS4e1523 S2SSl46Z9 SOJ.'.o 1!5
Miscellaneous 1882 40 z,239Sl' 4ioo'i4
S13SS.Ssl slzfoO4oSfO
Foreign o,-
1 exported A8SSOIS 1f,b25,44S 4oIooV-O
Total exports Ib7 ia 2Io 81 s5s 5o4 500 81 1851
New-York tribune., 1909-03-26

out the entire day and the market was steady. A
sc advance IN live hogs Offset the weakness %
grain Prices at close SO higher to 2aSo 90
lower.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-26
School Agencies.

AWEEICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY.
Supplies Professors Teachers Tutors ove-nesses eta.
TO Colleges Schools and Eamttss- Apply 70
Mrs Ns j. EoUNG-EULIOS. 70 Vnioa R2sArS -
New-York tribune., 1909-03-26
Proposals.

PROPOSALS FOR MAHOGANY FURSITURE-
TIeDot C9Uarterrnasters once whitehall Street Ns<
York CITY March % 1e0e-Ssaed proposals. n tIl7Sc
cate subject the usual conditions VII oe reeeivs4
Sara ,,nrfi two O clock, NJ, April 90 1905 and then
oansS fr manufacturing delivering 70 the Quarter
Department Z. 3 Army, 300 Chests Oc
Drawers: 256O Book Cases; 2s0o ParIOr Tables. and
Increase decrease q twenty (O per cent assirsd
The right IS reserved 10 resCr
accent any or all proposals part thereof Prefer
enoe VIII be given 70 articles OF domestic Manufacture
conditions OF quality price Qncudng IN the priea
OF foreign manufactures the duty thereon hsing equal
samples b and blanks for proposals.
and information viii Be furnished upon applieattea
en6orssa. proposals Tor Mahogany Furniture %
opened April 20. IeO9'' Col WM- 5 PATTEN. Dspos
New-York tribune., 1909-03-26

80 .Sssa q Charles D. Barney & Co No Is Broad st
-"dN- and No 10 South zJh ST, PhIadeiphIal
New-York tribune., 1909-03-26
Citation.

UvHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW ToRK.
L by the Grace OF God free and independent.
rector church wardens and vestrymen OF Trinity
Church o Of New York Mary D Butler Dana
Richard Cooper Kate Ceiy Trsvilian- George But
terworth. Edward J. Hancy, Mary Cadvalader Ip1ass
GeOrgana Peters Lucy W Baxter Constance Bo-tanc.
Maud Rfves Smith. Florence wright Mary Alcock-
Hospital Book and Newspapers Society St Mays Free
Hospital Children. New York Skin and Cancer Hos
pital WoTaen's Christian Association. AIbfae
Wolf. Helen Leavitt Society Of New York Hospital.
Chidreu's Aid Society OF New York and to all persons
interested in the estate OF Kate Wean late of the
County OF New York deceased. creditors lsgatees
OF kin otherwise send greetng- You and each
OF hereby cited and required personally 70 Be
and before Surrogate OF the County OF New
the Surrogates Court or said County held az
the Hall Records. in the County Of New York. on the
10Th day April 1909. half-past o'clock IN the
OF day. then and attend Judi
cal settlement or the OF proceedings OF George
ButterWorth Executor OF the Last VIII and Testa-
OF said deceased. and such OF hereby
cited under the OF twenty-ons years
qured appear by guardian II have
II you have TO appear and apply for one 70 be
appointed. in the event OF your neglect failure
do a guardian viii be appointed bv the SurrO-
to represent and act for you in ths proceedng
In testimony whereof, We have caused the Seal oc
Surrogates' Court Of said County OF York
IseaLI c. THOMAS a Surrogate OF said County.
the County OF New York the 27th day of
February. in the year OF Lord thousand nine
DANIEL J.. DOWDNET.
Clerk Of the Surrogatss' Court.
STRONG & CADWALADER. Attorneys for Executor.
40 wall Street Borough OF Manhattan. New York
City
New-York tribune., 1909-03-26

OFFICE PURCHASING CONynssART. Q, s ARMY,
~ 90 whitehall Street New York City. n I. March
Is 1eOesealsd propossls IN dupicAts for Furnishing
times be required ey the ~ s S5oysEnnlent On
and conditions set forth IN Circrlar No 4 Va
once OF the Cornntssary General Washing
ton March o. 1905 viii be received AZ mis- once until
10 O'Clock a April o. 1902 LntorTnauon t1I1iSnsd
on application. Envelopes containing BIDS should b
marked Proposals for Subsistence stores opened April
1909 ana addressed to A L SMITH. Colonel. A G
c.. Z. s. Army
WEST POINT N Y. MARCH l. ISOe-sEALED
M proposals ripltcate. 70 the usual cord
.5s for furnishing and gasoline at this Poss
will be received until II O'Clock NJ. April l9oS De-
lveres 70 made during the fiscal year ending Juns
go 1910 Information furnished upon Application The
q the right to accept or reject any or az
thereof Envelopes containing pro-
posas should be Proposals for Fuel and Gas
line Addressed Cuarterrnaster
OFFICE COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT OF
" CoI1rnbia. Washington. March % 1eo9-Sealed
received az this ONCE until u O'Clock
M AprfI % 1909. for constructing the Luzon avenue
Trunk sewer and IN valley north OF street be-
tvssn ROCK Creek Observatory lane. District OF Co
ibia Forms proposal specifications and necessary
information obtained from Room No Distce
FuildinS II. 3. F. MCFARLAND, HENRY L WEST
and WILLIAM KELLY (Actins) Commissioners of tha
District OF Columbia
New-York tribune., 1909-03-26

The chief Of the bureau Of statistics Department
Of Commerce and Labor. reports the classification
of imports and exports for February and for the
eight months ended February as follows
nPORTs-FEBRUARY.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-26
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS

'cOuDon or registered.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-26

The range O contract prices IN tAe local market 70
IS follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-03-26
Instruction.
VIM. ]. Belts, Nj. A., Yale,

Stamford Conn Is tutoring college entrance rsQnir
rnents- His long experience In individna4 tnstruct
will enable young men 20 save time
New-York tribune., 1909-03-26

For Both Sexes-City.
THE BERIITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
Square (1122 Broadway
Harlem Branch. 343 Lenox Ave near 12Ith ST
Brooklyn 21S-220 Livingston St
SUMNER SCHOOL AT ASBURY PARK n j.
Teachers all places within hundred miles
CtTAArMERING and dsfsetve speech cured lip readtns
- and articulation taught MISS SMITH 40 West Toh 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-24
HUSBAND, HELPLESS;
SAW WIFE MURDERED

Hot Springs. Ark. July 2l.-A
housh twenty suspects have been al
esled and are held by The police
ahe mystery which surrounds Tho
murder of Mss Amos =. y. Don
'anee wife of a wealthy coal deale
'f Helena, Mont, is apparently be
oming deeper
Mrs Dorcancc was shot and kille,
n her room in the Parker hotel
Thursday. while her invalid HUSBAND
~ helpless ON the bed He is stil
rostrael and is not able to thro,
my light On the crime.
Last night the police found coz
md straw hat which they believ
belonged to the murderer on M
'ocrsteps of the house adjoining m
lotel A New York man identifie
he coat and hat as his own. statinr
0 the police that they were stolel
rom him the night of the murder
tie was detained by the authoritie
for a short time and then released
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-24
NINKED At PASTOR;
WOMAN IS JAILED

New York July 24-The Rev. w. A.
Hortensan, of Chicago Lutheran cler
gyman. caused the arres. today of
LILY Rei1ch, who by her own word Is
widow living in Nineteenth street
me clelgym n complained that the
woman winked at him and also smil-
ed at him
He went up to the Yorkvilla police
court after the arrest and told Mag.
81 ate Kernochan tha he is on visit
to this city. He was walking along
lhlrd avenue, near Fifteenth street.
during the afternoon. when he slid
tae woman made an attempt to get ac-
quainted with him.
"Dil she speak to you?" The magis
trate asked.
she said something. but / didn't
catch the worls. said the pastor. Il
stopped to look at my notebook for an
address t winted and she turned
around end again annoyed me.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-24
LABOR LEADER DRAWS
LONG PRISON TERM

New York, July Cornelius p
Shea. the former Chicago labor lead
er who was found guilty nWednes-
day of attempting to murder Alice
WALSH, a former Chicago waitress
with whom he had been living here.
was sentenced toda. to not less than
five nor more than twenty-five years
in prison. The former president Of
the International brotherhood Of
Transfers listened stolidly to Judge
Fosters scathing remarks in pro
nOuncing sentence
Your services for humanity are
urged here in your behalf" said the
court because you have been active
in the affairs of organized labor. /
believe in the right of labor to or.
ganize but there Is prejudice in
this community, and we must admit
lis existence, against organized la
Dor. because such men as yOu dom.
mate 1t with your brutal methods and
your course, offensive personality
and part Of the community has
come to look upon organized labor as
being composed of brutes and secnr
ing their victories by brutal methods.
But that is all wrong. believe II
am helping the cause of organized
labor by ridding it of one such as
YOU and sending you to states pris,
on