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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-01-08
QUARTERLY COURT


County Court met llst Monday u regg.
lular quarterly session with the follow
ling magistrates present
q n Swiggart, W. III. Sanders J 8 .C
|Isbell, . b Bruer, R. p Hicks. q e
Holloway, I. g. CalIicott, 6. w. Byrd
ri M fieiQs, n Iifi'is y W e
|W Fl Pyles. NJ . H Walker ] ] Jack
son, IT,. Hunt, M Ws Casey, r.. NJ,
King, w A. Midyett, B. G Carroll,
IN. fl. Cutler, w. II Caldwell; I. WI
Terrell, r p. Finch, W. M Pierce, j.
Nj Moores, r. Polk, I'll, S. Saera, S. If.
Bratton, w. w. Hall, a, Wilson r j.
Lowell, II. g, Corley, ]. M Chambers,
y T. Futrell i
The proceedings were opened Monday
afternoon with the election 81 County
Superintendent Of Public Instruction,
resulting in the endorsement and cleo
tion Of G. 4, Rulings and fixing his
salary at 81 900 a year.
L I'll. r Moss was elected coroner and
4 r. Barrett ranger
The election OF road commissioners
considerabl contest The can
didates were w. G. Petty, J FL. Braden,
]. III. Pryor, G. III Bruer, J. NJ Camp
bell, VIII Clark, Sam Wade, III. II.
Curlin,. Fl. D. Smith. w Ct Petty, of
Number -Four, and > H Braden, Of
Number Eight, were elected.
The following were elected Notaries
Public; w p Davis w w Casey,
H. OF Davidson, j r. Kersey, Walter
ter Nice lanahan and Luther Cherry.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-01-08
FINANCE REPORT.

ter McClanahan and Luther Cherry.
FINANCE REPORT
In Trustees possession
/ County lz$ 24,721. 5f
Bridge @-----4--44a-z 10, l27. III
| Road Ii = 1857. As
School 90, OBS: SO
Total 81 %, OLA. DC
Abe Burton resigned as constable d
District Number Eleven
Reports OF w. I'll. Pyles and Jesse
Moss, Commissioners Of the County
Farm for the Poor make reportas fol-
lows: I.
For year 1908 collected and paid out
f$1 200. Inmates, & white and 1 coli
Eored On hand 8, 700 pounds pork, Al
head stock hogs, head work horses
3 milk cows and 4 two year-old heifer,
i Deering binder oalltiyator ] har-
row, 2 klnuble turning plows, 2 double
shoNels, farm wagon with harness ]
IsuIlxy pillow corn planter, / hay rake,
1an 's s',, ~. Us
good corn ground So acres; acres rent
ed, 50 at ISL 30 per acre; new barn,
|plenty Of hay, poultry and other things
for The comfort Of the inmates
rs Ct, II. Riding, County Superintendent
,,;. q fa,s I. IL Il "A.
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q ,ssl xsf,;.a q oe4
mai ,sl,;fs KS, ,l,t eoIorad Ia, 7ds
N,,,,,1,av ,.rl,a IA, ,aad a,,d
xvb;ta y III. 5. totsl ,sbta =, @ a,orad
o ,s,,' SRI 's's'' /" 80 ss''s' 80 =
~ s., o,,t w,;ta oo7. .,ta, ~, u
"a ~ l 3 ) "a 800 800
ns;l,, atfa,,d s,,ea. xvb;.a eo7. y.
49, a,d o,esa5 so 60 ~ 49,
NJ s1,a 80, ri VIZ. al.
49,, s.S 'a's VA co Jl, loo 'S 49,
~ Il ~. zoe
;.s IA 81 5 1e
al ssl,a@ ,il a',s ss 1900 ay 1ooc pr;o
IL. ia TT Ta !. ds' III 80 a 80
Ny, W., ~ ,,sa,,as4s, s,1n osn
Nh, IN ssi,aals r; si,s' %
I,' ass , ,,l- X 49,, 49, : s
E l,ss'ss IL ~ + 600
,',,' G 1872 coz az ao 10 la's NJ
,,s., $50 @so 40 Is 3D. ha,d
e s.,s,s 10 d. ~ - 10y
j 81 Hutchens and Glenn Bolton APP
n n
priige oLl,i'ieIee statlon levee across nar-
e ! Z, = = Fl Y s,2s y ~
y e e W. q o'!,'.u q =
~ ~ 1S''l. q 81 IS.
ll,aaj N ~. ny =, sAoeu sV
q ~ ~ ~ q u I ls;S,' '9 ts,s,
y p s'l i'ls'sl1, .'ll.' ~ Ply,
~ III N,''ls',' ss.,u ! ~ wy &C.,
~ :, ~ y sF.,ss,l Z 4,
a; 1880 : s,l..scu g s'i,.l q,
ssli 41 o''.l'ls; n, t;, a. ,Yss s'1e
"a o1,'oI II "a 80 N'aD,' iss''-' 10y ~
= TAs : go i, =
~ ,13; i'ad :, I1,,a' = ~ ,u
Mcconnell road cost not to exceed ";
bridge on Troy and Union City
road 10 Taylor lane, cost not 70 ex7 i
Ii s:s. s'sss:' s.: !: :
,seee tIs SIS s'ss''' s '"S''' '0S' = :
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-01-08
COURTHOUSE

"a
IA. B. Nichols
I'LL T Robinson Il So
CreneIine Mfg co.
Hardy Malone & Jon
Chas. Dietzel coffin, 9
Frederick Disinfectant
Ivie Lippard conveyed
Mailing X eiser HARDY
Union City Hardware
Niles Drug Co.
j. L. Ransom & Son I
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-01-08
BRIDGES, LEvEEs, REPAIR

BhhDdEo, his W ~,
/ w. a. Edwards, bridge
IS. M. Fields, lumber
Scott Wiley, repairs
Joe Henderson, repairs
Bailey coleys drift
f.. G. jackson, lumber
G. I'll. Davis, repairs
I'D. III jackson, levee
bridge
Bridge commissioners
Sam Shore, repairs
]. w Matthews, moving b
Shore Bros, nails
Hardy Allen, bridge
IS. N. Matthews, work i
III B. Dunn, work
Clarence Matthews, work
J. A. Payne, work.
MorgarP Pend rgrass, lin
E M. Tate, repairs
G.. jackson. repairs
Will Jackson, renairs
r. H, Mitchell rebuildin
M, ". Bruce, bridge
M. v. Bruce, repairs
ID w. Hogan, repairs i
w Al. Muse, repairs
e. G. Jackson, bridge 7
y. r. Wofrell bridS
G. w Byrns, funls =
Newt McAdoo. pile-A
Claud Mcdaniel, drift.
James ~ Forcum. lumbt
Thos sshackiett Co. MAJ
ID "A Shupe, work
Pierce Seallin Co. lninbc
Frank EIInaor repairs
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-01-08

MI. Cleveland Jones and brothers,
of Whiteside, who have been attend
ing school at Mckenzie for several
months, spent Xmas at home.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-01-08
Bought Grocer

Oscar White, w. T.,
McC Council have X
grocery stock on ~
continue the bsp -
Mr.. Oscar WI
Walters and tlln1
enjoy a rrofita
q
We offer One H.ii
case Of cntarrh tn
calarrh Cure.
We. the undersigns
for tie last hfteenyea
Honorable ID all pi|I-Il
ciaify able to Card l
his FIRM. " 4tpf1
Halls catarr q
per bolsie. soIlea
Take Hall's
For Sale
lights ard IS
ID auf bad
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-01-08

County Court met IAst Monday ii * 81
ular quarterly session with the dollows
New-York tribune., 1909-06-22
HEGEMAN COMPLAINT DISMISSED.
President of Metropolitan Life Company
Freed from Charge of Perjury

Judge O'Sur}ivan I'm Part J. Court of General Sea-
siou5 yesterday afternoon was one disnissirE rhc
complaint alleging perjury by John r HrEeman.
president of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
parr. Hegeuan was indicted by . former grand
jury on evidence that he had submitted or caused
10 be submitted au alleged false statement t.-tne
State Commissioner Of Insurance in 1905.
This Indictment with two similar ones vas
brought before Justice DoVIinE and one Of them
was dismissed by him under an agreement between
Hcgerlans attorneys and Assistant District Afro~-
noy KreseL Uho had charge Of the cases. So that
the case could be taken At once 20 the Court Of
Appeals The Court Of Appeals held tho iudIrt-
mont 70 be valid one. but decided tha' as il had
been dismissed b., Justice poH.Iuc the evidence
upon which II t-st found should he rosubrnttel
J. is this evidence upon which the present grand
jury refused 10 ird't and handed down judge
OSuIIiyan yesterday papers dI-rnssius tho COM
plant
New-York tribune., 1909-06-22
OFFTCER TRIED ron LIFE
U'incss Says Dillon Told Young
Pr0bbcr Hc UTOuld Fla" Him.

The trial Of Fzr-o-H1e1 James F. Dillon vas be
gun IN the supreme Court. BROOKLYN. yesterday for
The murder Of Louis Proobe~ nineteen years old Of
10 81 Myrtle avenue. on the morning ot sunday.
May . The charge made by the Frohhers is that
the officer shot rh@ hoy while he and his family
were obtecr-g u the petty -rafr which tho officer
il is said. levied on them The policeman says that
Il cred in sef-der=noe while trying 10 compel thsm
T. close their grocery store
He alleges they assaue5 him with cheese knife
some time after the shooting the officer showed
cr.r in his Uniform which he said had been made
bv rre knife The P-ohbers say they saw brother
C7ce- Cgt the sir in the officers uniform ON -ha
way n the station house after the killing of the
boy.
Max P~oHrer. eleven years old. brother f the
dad hor testified yesterday afternoon He said ha
had known Dillon fn~ SIX months. and that the
officer had been i'm The habit of taking supplies
from the stand in front ot his fathers place Here
is what Max P-0hher saws happened.
on tha evening before The shooting Dillon called
a. The store and demanded some duck esSz. Louis
told him that they vera Ell gone Tie officer re-
Piled: IN fix vol''
T1e next morning 10 -zre IN about u o'clock.
7ata NJ Prohle- vas taking I'm 'He =.En. Ia
stuck his foot IN the door 70 prevent II from being
shut. saving Vow 7 GOT Eou.'
He rle-eug0r pulled OFT sun. according 70 The
Witness and he--0 abusing the man. A. rhe fam
r were in The store. and Ms Frrlha- tod Louis
10 telephone Police headquarters that there vas
drunken policeman IN -1a shop He did So and as
fa stepped from behind --e counter rne n=~er shot
him
New-York tribune., 1909-06-22
BRASS FILINGS AS WAR WEAPONS. %
Man Who Made Change il Central America
Shipment Acquitted Of Grand Larceny.

r.c-e Malone lr tho Coar, os General SESSIONS
ordered the jury yesterday 20 urta- % fsra..' .-
a-qulraI against james r. Hale~ who was
@. a-zed with rrand 'al.an. THIS was done and
the prisoner VAS discharged
ItaIIcu vas arrested on the complaint - Ramon
F..se-arrcta. q representative of rio %..sEa- .a.
government. nro has siro" died. iio said he Ea-e
Hallen an order for rifles and au..a-al-ion worth
Srl o0o 20 ~ shipped Nicaragua. When the
cases arrived In Central America they were found
70 contain brass filings
r. defence IIalcn pleaded that tho -.Hrututlon
had Hern made With the erEutarr- of Erre-a-reta
and tha, he had returned 70 rao latter rH~ cash tn
czeese II the cost tho f.0re The defendant also
alleged himself representative of the G"are~.a'an
go>erment, and said DO was justified Sd checking
,l~araFua'e uarilke designs a-air.' ra4- s.4ta-
John r Mcintyre. counsel for Ifa|... made the
motion on which judge Malone directed tho ar-
qutral Hausn in 1888 vas convicted of forgery
and sr--ed a term in Sing sing.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-22
THE NEGRO QUESTION IN GEORGIA
Attorney Tells Strike Arbitrators BIoodsred
Would Follow Restoration of Firener

+@--7-a- June --Ln his s.a.sr4-t r. ...a e-,.-
ing r-ene1.s side or tre rs---. .-.- q..r ,aa
Georgia Paa-oa5 before tra arbitration ...-.-....
1e9 today Reuben Arnold. an a-r.--.. s-..a-.-
We purpose o. prove 't-, r.e people .s -..s
F's'@ ~" so o.'-.r'~ .-@.-rrz sza.-s. -.a -....
f-ame1 --ar were .aa r...z -. -...... -.l... ..
their Ela.rz n~ o... pho ...-.a. .....- s.... ...
0-.07 70 p-' them oa.'#e engines a--.- ,-..o
would 10 violence and t'a.-sa.a a-. r.e .sr. ae
1S.'-e- e--gI-E. r-- passenger rs... .a .ara -ga
MIL bring Her" rho mayors o.. ..'s. aa- others
Who have Investigated and vino know The. ,..
rei E7- that III" T~o7" oc ne state v.I nor stand
fo- The -eS., IA tic cab and thar 4 ro. o.. FL,
force then. fHera. '.o~e o.. 10 fra.a.s..
Are ans negroes rurr.rs ra- Inquired Mr
Ea-50trE ora nt the arb. TRAITORS
eyes, said Arnold. .r.- o-lr pending p 6--.-.n-
r. ta.s commission. and g.. E-- even ra.a ,un.,z-
sion NEre-Prss.eer- ks.-y la. rn ~ down tho Inc
and cz-'a.0 20 rH. people 'a' '.. s,.'.:a'.. ~
the aa... nas o.- re~ro-ar"
Tia .au-.-s..r adjourned after Arnold had a--
t-.ed ur'H Tomorrow. when The c-smea VIII be-
-. thsi~ rrs-.ularF.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-22
HOHE NIGIR ETTDENCE
D'@'m1"ts i0 Smt T0rued Orcr to
Iniffd Suites District .fftorneu

'....E a .'.. ..a I-.'aG E'4-e- A--r--ov -rr,
investigations -.e operations os the A--a-i.a-
-.r Refining Company -. sec "a rher74~ r. has y4o-
...t '.- sherman .1p.. Us rr-r .~ -os-aess-7 % 7rr
.- .. ..- Er-a-S .- -.e PENNSYLVANIA sugar
..'.- '."t.s. ...r sr- Lul.. $50 AGAINST tho
t'.... .- ..r.rt--. which vas errt.aE hv -r- lat
far .E -." .a. -.r' .t S.r ,r ~ cash and t-e can
."..fr..- e.. . .,tn n. g. 5000
'.a-... =. Il. -. secretary ~ Tho Araa--,n com
lt... ar '.. .....' ., ..H appearance before the
-"-1 '.-r .a.. IT.a.. .iro 'n -ra federal rt.-.--
E '.s'~-ta.. "-. n.'H ..-. rs-a several men
.t-.s.r- book. a.. bundles ~ documents lie v.as
....." '.' sFarl t.-- -.t 70 short time r- was
.f. thar Doe nas .-rv required to II.-,-- the
brooks. and fa.t... I.e papers and books as tho
...--.- l.aatt .,riar. We're delivered Ia-- week
Henry J. S'rne.n. former United --a-es Atrorrev.
-'-" .n consultation n.ra 1Ir. N..o Yesterday and
8, Was sand that much ot rho evidence that NJ
S..a=0a obtained :- IFS prosecution of the Amer
...u company .n '." short ues-.t cases Will ba
spent much ". yesterday t1 -..rS over r.a trans
a7 -as for several days before Witnesses are called
-.t re.e arc man" persons under s.bpraa AMI
some 90. them ua. Do called to-day
An effort HII he made to-day by counsel s.~
Oliver -tI0r. formerly dock s.rertn- -er1ent at the
fa.sU..ser 81 t--er r.-.err and six ~ The former
checkers employed There Indicted .o- short weight
frauds. to have tl'.r trial postponed NI- Stlneor
wild oppose this. Tho counsel trr the Indicted
u.a1 pleaded for po-tponausut ON the GROUND
thar tl.o ighl. Was lraruei With prejudice oyl--
tr tho revelations in the recent suit or the Penn
sr'>a1.a company
New-York tribune., 1909-06-22
SMUGGLER TESTIFiES
e. {. U'hdc Before Graad Jury
LcHiencY PrOmiSed Him. It Is SaiG.

George C. White. who pleaded guilty la5' week 10
indictments charging smuggling In f-'- and Hho
was sentenced 80 TWO years in the federal prison
AZ Atlanta. was before the federal grand jury yes
-a~da- vas said that under promise OF Lenieuer.
10 had agreed 70 give evidence that would .aa, NJ
The mystery Of the five 'sIeapar" trunks. r.e Drr-
ent- of which were appraised at goo and AZ
marsaaI's sale brought about 5000" This would.
according to = federal authority enable rre gov
eminent 70 break uT the so-eal-t .Iursr~aria. n
underground Express" which has suinded The
government out If thousands IF dollars annually
cor many years
Ir was reported Yesterday tra. indictments for
.~.se.rnE would be found in New Jersey to-day ez
.." result ot the seizure If trunks al the Hohoker
piers Loren r. Walker. q former government l--
.n-0r0r. stationed ar the piers who indicted IN
March. and again when White and tho FlfIE4rno-z
were Indicted. pleaded guilty to both ind .r-reur.-
7.aS said yesterday that he had not been sem
."n.et. ta' Das our on parole. and was NOW en-
-ioF.d ir ono of the branches os rhe government
"r-.-o in This ottv r was through Wake thai
.-e government was s-a..aI 70 trl.~t TH. 20 and
he N-ranr"rz q" spent very little time In -.@
rrs 'aa operating agent for the s-7u-EIe-s
ar RI" piers I'm this c.,.. his r.ra u..rr ,.. .s-e
7r.rral 0f "s.ee7e-z' lie Would remove me labels
from trunks already inspected en-. 7f7z ,-s- p,
-'se7@-7-. The labels used -ra-. those ~ an f--
-e.'o- who was suspended hr-s.-e -re- were
''rs- detective work on IFS own account -- clear
0"r found m-..n.-a-.a- "-.as--o -r1.r-.
Walker. and Was rs.-.-a'at Tie ind .---art ~
walker followed and then ro save rra o-.arr-o
.a' e--h.r3 -Ee government r. Obtain ......-.---
-a.--- Waite and his companion.
'." j-'ot States A'-o-1o- WISE Is s- Paris
..7s at'@- ~" -..er-.aan' ,-I ~ tho Ea-e--.
f. ,-.1a.0 E-a. .a.as ha 7t. have with him.
was said Yesterday t.e marks FOUND on '-a z.-.
.-'.--.s-e- ls--..--= kept o-., Of -rs NO --- r-
..@ r- evidence. -..-a v.- 10 -.--eE o.-- -- .-a
'1 .1' r'r... aeo".. 0 '.e French capital The
-'.@~- - ft- " H.0 '.e-a. II v.- -a.t vvr-tt s---
'.' .' "-oa'. -1 --aa- efforts 20 C0f --o
.' '.. .-r..-- Paris r-- this may Re
.......i '.l r...r -...a ..-- Ns..r
New-York tribune., 1909-06-22
FOR BERMUD4
CA~tcrng Of Big Liner HW
Shorten Trip to Forty Hours,

Cons .5erab,e surprise Vas manifested Yesterday
IN shipping circles when II 7as learned that the
White star liner Majestic. one ot The fast express
steamships of the New York and Southampton ser
vice rrahaaIv would le chartered next winter oT
the Perrn5a-Arlanr.c Line Representatives Of The
White S-ar Line and The Bermuda Atlantic Line
confirmed yesterday tae report that negotiations
were pending and il vas generally believed a. both
Offices that the deal would 20 through
The only immediate obstacle is The question IF
the mail subsidy rovr earned or The Majestic Cor
CARRYING the British mails from southampton and
Queenstown 20 New. York Il is thought however.
that a-ranEerents can be made in Liverpool a.
the home office of tle White Star Line. that Nil
permit the Majestic 70 leave The White Star ser
vice for the winter season.
The success Of the Bernu5a-Atlaui0 Line. which
took thousands Of passengers 70 Bermuda last wear
on the steamship Prince George. as an expert
mental enterprise. caused rre company =" cast
about Tor larger ana faster steamer for the i'ih-
coming season The Majestic. which IS one 0f ihe
most consistent express steamships of 'Ae " Nhl'e
S-s- feet can easily make nineteen knots an hour
and With her htE cabin accommodations il IS eN-
recr4d that she viii he able 20 handle coniortaoF
-ra tfs business Of The ueN company III the Ser
luuda passenger service.
AS the Majestic Is easily handled. She Viii have
no difficulty in making The channel into Bermuda
and tr IS thought she will lie able TO make the run
in about t1r-y hours.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-22
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.


Plymouth. r.n~ 2rT,rop p-.-sHss.7 Ce-E'e oer, New
y.sl. C7r ,rer5ou-c and Bremen and q-o-ee1el.
Cgee1sro7n. Inns 2l--Mau-etlla t-i1. NeN York tor
Naples. June 70 America Utah. New York. Finland
t..-tet. New York Via - Nir"a-s
Juu@ q Tr-uzesslG E'A.-i@ ua-t. New
N-~h f.-r1 r.sn f1r Bremen t1Ei preceded
Hun June Il-ffa.Gr' If-'. NeV YoEk.
Bristol June 2I-%-vv f0-- city iEsrI. New YORK
tR- N-v York Uo0IrE barge Nlvahra)
sydney ". June 1i-AIoHa tIetI. New YORK VIA ST
M,a,cv.teo juno q -r,oehra Cs- Nev York Tor u
A4.I .rlne 2l- s-ronfeIs Uiaro. New York
Eu-rll-hec. 2I Tanueafals ttzerr. New To-k
rryeTp@s. June q. lois Maur-tania CRr'. New
York Queenstown
chorhoure. juno Is kassrln Auguste Victoria Ger.
Hamburg ami Southampton for New York
IFavr4 june 10 Ia Provence ,Fr Nav York
Naples June ~. ! J. m-uuca ii Geneva itaN. N"'
re-tstu June = Wells city ,rr, New York
June Is-NerdI tB- No-teyiieN for Nav,
Gibraltar June u. p N Konlstn Iuise oGe0 Genoa
and Naples rNr New York.
PASSED
-a4.sz June Chesapeake ,Br New York ror Eur-a
chc- and BOMBAY. IniTapur ,ErI. New York for Hong
Kong Shanghai.
Rotterdam and Hamburg
Lizard. juno 70 Marina 'Fr' New ork t"- Antwerp
Sarres. June la-Ci"rwarla 'Fr' N~W York Naples
NIl-sei les. Laura tAIstl. New Work Naples
"rr. -"t-. Principe 81 Fiarnute HtlD. New York Co-
Naples and
New-York tribune., 1909-06-22
COURT ON STEAMER COLLISION.
Judge Holds Ciudad de Reus Blameless-Says
Maraval Should Have Kept Of

Judge Adams in the tinted States District Court.
held Yesterday The steamer C.ud=d &C. Feas q Ia
N'2-.z Soe.e6z5 Ar00.-z. t,aue.e== tn- r-e coli
rs.o1 with rz= steamer Na-zval # the Trt-.5al
shipping and Trading -7n-g-1--. on January o. rea-
Quarantine He ordered reference and dismissed
the c~os=-.hel ~ -.e Trinidad company Tie 'uo
steamers were anchored and. when rne rtde turned.
dragged anchors and came together.
Judge Adams cens1-el The officers os he Ita~a-
Val Tor not using her steam power T. move av-a~
from the CtlGad de Eeus Which 6.E not have
steam " ~ rh= time. The whole tes-tr..a-
sao1s." cle judge sad. ".aa. hath vessels We're
anchored somewhat r..,a.. -.- a-.r..s-a ltu.=.
and tat r.e 1Iara.aI anchored roa ..-.e % the
other vessel vE-l r..e r~e--- - a--E.a- about 'ae
New-York tribune., 1909-06-22
SUBWAY WAITS on COURT DECISION.
Met Opposed 70 New Brooklyn Lines TIL
C-tE Is RelLeEad of Easement Danaees-

--e nv-r-=-.- ~ easements -r F-arlr-r streets
Is --vavrd -r ra=- SIR aov- ir the Court cS A--
peal. sasrro.a- l-erz szfl Yesterday that # rad
Fs'z' .-a-l-E a- r.e question oc damages n r-e
construction "- IrnraEa s-,0a-s. ard lie made IT
plain -lar .r would continue 10 oppose the build
l-E - --.-ar- m Hro a.Ea r-.tG the courts de-
--5e5 -.e easement matter
Controller Hr-- expressed Willingness YESTERDAY
T. r.ra @0- amy proposition rre B~zdley-ris are.-
steers people insight submit long as the c.t-
should ae relieved tram responsibility Tor the case
Ue-' damages
II private capita, v.- taxa r-e risk said the
-orrrHHr- .a" rs-a.. Ws-r --e easement question
s-H in doubt. however. ! VII not vote for Tie
Fc-rr. avenue --haar T necessary viii see
thar there IS another subway i can't ser II as
.'arr--e-. VIII Ea- ogr of Office zud get II IS \
-aEgaEe. We VIII probably have Court ~ An
aea's decision in Tic Ieralerno0 street awards r
--@ faH guess South Brooklyn can pa,t until
i-sr twe without suffering much"
President Ngo""an fo~ bis part said he wouldn't
Fute f-~ subway that half . srihv-a,-- In
ess proper asslr1nee were given of continuing -rs
-'o7osed route 70 Fort Hamilton and cona,. Island
20 V-oulG oppose The Fourth avenue cane.r-,.rsr,
New-York tribune., 1909-06-22
COUSINS COME HERE TO WE'D

Edgar Jonas Kaufman. OF Isaac Kauf
mann. and Lillian Sarah Kaufman. a daughter Of
Norris Kaufman. both of Pirrsours came 70 this
city yesterday 10 ue married because of the Penn
sy-tan'a Ia" iorhiddins in-erua -r4se between frs
cousins They appeared al the marriage license
bureau yesterday afternoon and applied for ,
license The wedding Viii take place III the -
Regis this afternoon.
Tie fathers Of the couple are p-oprietors Of
laaltInal-ns department store in PittsLurg
New-York tribune., 1909-06-22
ARABIAN GUIDE A SUICIDE.
Made Fortune as Lecturer. but Reverses
Brought Dependency

~==-z IL '5-an. an Ar-h-an PHOTOGRAPHER anil
.r.'I-er- -a '-.el with his wife al So III West
15-a street and was employed as Official Troros-
ragae- 1ar ,-@ Eaer ar.- stores 81. this ,sr..
committed suicide carly Yesterday morning IN the
rsar 0f drug store - 18Th street and Fifth ave-
nue. II taxing quantity II ~-ar.5e @. potassium.
IE G-aa spoke Owe LANGUAGES g.-eed Up 0hle
acting tourists. guide N the Holy Land. with
UH.- IL Was familiar. having aes- born md raised
In Jerusalem ir made q fortune as a lecturer.
hut net rere-=@s and .o-r most of his money. He
paE dissatisfied virl his work for the drug stores
The bod" was c.=oor r-r5 following rao receipt ~
letter l- Ms rs Chan. in which he- husband
announced his .--sa-Lr- ~ committing suicide.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-22
SAY SAMUEL RoEBUCK WAS CRAZY.
Queer Actions Of Screen Manufacturer at
Tine He Drew Later Wills

Hearings began yesterday. - determine T-lr- ~
--= ---e- wills -7t- t- Samuel RoealcE -Le screen
manufactures 90 EraoElsr- IS valid Es died aa
February =, before commission appointed to IN
Q--ra r--a bis sanity Lad reported
The "-507. N-z Ella -. R-e1arl. f-=- @-7d
v v-en was 4-aza o- FEBRUARY o. -15. Later
aur--sr 6-aar aa o1 Ies L. -eS na- fled
-Af-er7--7 third Was discovered z-l5.l lad heeu
made E#--- - -,--. TIE E--- vary go an IN
L=sz. -r7--r.
andrew gor-r- To-.s,. testified le had sean
the ~--srn man ~ work painting hrs 0.ite ho-ea
Er s-eEz.E green Thomas 1E. sl-aeE. former
r-a-aEer ~ -.a EreH-.s business. tod e other
V0-7----r e.-.r-E
1--s THE Brown Er- Eae-grE's maid. related
low --z o.5 man lad r-ed 30 asnh>xtate her and
his 7-fr fa had turned on al rre ;etz in the gas
et-rs. and 'ra- r.a women demonstrated. lIr
7n5---z. a..orl-~- 70 nr-=. Brown said II 7a-c-
. 20 xiii --.- r-.o ~ .--.r
New-York tribune., 1909-06-22
OLD MAN IN JAIL AGAIN.

William orr, Who gave his address as No q
Hoperv. was sentenced yesterday to eleven months
and twenty-nlue days in the poniteDtiary by Judge
p.SulIynu iu the Court Of General Sessions on q.
plea guilty 70 petit larceny. orr was arrested
ua June !. for stealing lead s. from the store
Of John a. casey & Co. No IA Maiden Lane orr
is rixty-ono years old and. according; to the police
has q long record Of crime. dating back to 1876
From 1891 to week ago he gave the police no
trouble apparently living honest life as a team
New-York tribune., 1909-06-22
NEW YORK CENTRAL TRAIN AFrRE

4 canvas FeS'i1lle covering between Two cg- on
ne Chicago fast mai 4 the New York Central 1,
7'oh lef' te Grand Central Station at 12-n o.ol-
ges-e-'lzE afternoon. caught fire N some ,-,,l,- -
manner "''"een 'ftn street and llsrh street and
HaS '-a@n4 nFis"iy when the train emerged from
..e tunnel Some one in the street sav, the ,r.f,.
passing -iarh street and turned in IRE alarm, fr,
there ~ 18th street hrenen assisted the rain
zen IN eEttEauishrg the bI4ze The train v.az a.
.->-d @fleen minutes.