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New-York tribune., 1909-01-07
FORECLOSURE SALES.
NEW Y0RK srPREME OOURT. OoI

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
Of New York-Liilie F1Irst. plaintiff,
against Arthur Price at al. defendants.
IN pursuance Of a Judgment OF fOreclOs-
and sale. duly made and entered in the
above entitled action. bearing date the 18th
day OF December. 1908. l. ths undersisned,
sell At public suction. at the New York
Real Estate Sslesroom. Nos. IA and 10
Vesey Street, the Borough Of Manhattan.
CITY OF New York on the 26th day Of Janu-
airy. 1903. al IL o'clock noon on that day,
by william Kennedy, Jr., auctioneeT. tho
premises directed by said Judgment 10 be
sold. and therein described as follows:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel OF
land. with the buildings and improvements
thereon erected. situate. lying and being in
the Borough OF Manhattan, City Of New
York. in the County and State OF New
York. bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at a point on the eaSterly side
OF MOrniugside Avenue East formerly
Ninth Avenue) where the same would be
tnteTseCtsd by line drawn parallel with
the southerly side OF One Hundred and
Sixteenth street and distant ftty-thres feet
two and three-Quarter inches southerIy
therefrom, said point Of beginning being
about ffty-siX feet five and one-Quarter
inches southerly from the southeasterIy
corner OF said street and avenue measured
on the easterly side OF said avenue: run
ming thence sasterly. parallel with one
Hundred and Sixteenth Street and part OF
The way through the southerly wall Of the
building adjoining on the north, about
ninety-three feet three and seven-e!ghths
inches TO n line parallel with Manhattan
Avenue distant two hundred and tvent.-
five feet westerly therefroHl: thence south
eriy. along said liue. forty-sevsn feet eight
and one quarter inches u the centre line
OF the block: thence westerly. along said
centre line of the block. about sixty-eiEht
feet three and one-elghth inches to the
easterIy side Of Noruingside Avenue: thence
9oTtherly, along the easteriy side OF Morn
iHgsids Avenue fifty-three feat ten and
one-Quarter inches 10 the point or placs 81
beginning. be The said several distances
and dimensions more or less.
Dated New York, December 3Oth 1908
JAMES RICHARDS
ALBERT I SIRE Referee.
Attorney for Plaintiff
No. no Nassau street, Borough OF Msnhat-
tan. y Z CITY.
The following is a diagram Of the prop
erty 70 he sold described above the
street number being NO. Is Moningside
Avenue.
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CENTRAL'S NEW HEAD
~. {. BrC5cn Unanimously Elected
Hartman Not u Director.

w Z Brown senior vice-president Of the New
York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company
was elec4ed yesterday president Of the New York
Central lines TO succeed ". H Newman. who re-
signed recently because he found the work TOO
cnerous Mr.. Brown viii assume his new duties
on February /
The influence Of /. H Hartman and the Union
r,acihc which Owns over Sl4.cDNCoe OF New York
Central stock, is understood 10 have Favored Hlf.
.-o-7, In the recent agitation for higher freight
New-York tribune., 1909-01-07

The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge, TO satisfy which the abOve-ie-
scribed property Is 10 be sold. is Sill .:gejs. 20
with interes; thereon from the 3Oth dav OF
December, 1908, together with costs and al
lOWance amounting 10 1888 II. together with
the expenses OF the sale. The approximate
amount OF the taxes. assessments and
water rates. or other liens TO be allowed To
the purchaser out Of the purchase money. or
paid by the Referee. is s525.13 and in
Jerest-
Dated New York. January ID. 1909.
ALFRED Q. CONE. Jr. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-07

bROPOsALs FOR FLANNEL DEPOT QUARTER,
masters Office, Philadelphia, Pa. December - ia6S
Sealed proposals. in tripcate. .sU be ~
DSrot Quarterraaser, I s A. 26th Street ana
Ferry Road Philadelphia. Pa. until I o'clocL ~
January O. 1909 and then ouened funeninr 30 9n0
-. u. Flannel delivery made at elm ~
PHILADELPHIA Boston or chicago Depots Standard sample
and specifications. blanks
information will be furnished upon application a. tL
Quantity subject 10 increas- to ercosj 5n
desired this Department The
reject all proposals any part fbere%
Preference VIII be given articles narrf,C.
conditions OF quality and price dncluGIng The nriee
foreign productions manufactures. ut-
being equal. Envelopes containing proposals 10 be in
d.r-cd Proposals for Flannel. be
1909. adj % Il. Col. r. q IIODGS0N
Army Depot Quarermaster. 70
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II6 ~ s I

Tie approximate amount ~ the lien or
charge. 10 satisfy which the above described
property is 70 be Aold. Is $40 44s 81 with
interest thereon from the 2Hth day of De
cember 1905 together With costs and al
lowance amounting to Si6T is. with inter
est from December 29th I9OSl together
with the expenses Of the sale The ap-
proNfmate amount OF taxes assessments or
other liens. which ars - be allowed to
the purchaser out OF the purchase money
or paid by the referee. Is taxes for 1905
s1.21O 55-lon and interest and SS5. % water
rates for 1905, and penalty said sale IS
10 ne made subject tO a first mortgage on
said premises or S65. OOn. 10 with interest
from January LIST. 1905 at Eve per cent
also covenants as 10 buildings contained in
deed recorded in I.iber so section = ~
Couveyances. page 45J. easements of Light
and air by agreement recorded in I.fber bS
section Cf COnyeyanCes page 1875 and
party wall agreement recorded in I.iher SO
section : Of Conyeyances page 453
Dated New York. December 3Oth 1905.
JAMES RICHARDS
New-York tribune., 1909-01-07

PED d LINE
For Porto Rico. Curacao and vsne-7ss
Ffer II. near Wall IT. Fern. Brooklyn.
For san Juan. Porto Rico.
AT REDUCED RATES
: Philadelphia 81 tu-d1y. Jan. y. -
SIS caracas --..-- SATURDAY Jan 81 roe,
For La GuRyra, Pto. Cs5eiiO. Curscao 30
Mare caf5o-
IS ZuIia .--.-.--.- -Saru-tsy. Jsn 9. nc's
-SS Karen SATURDAY. Jan ID. uo7
sF'rsisht only
These steamers have superior accor.-oaF
tiOus for passengers
BOCLTON. BLISS 4 DALLETL.
Gsnsral Managers = wan =
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~r,x WORK. DAuy TRIBUNE. THURSDAY, JANUARY Z. 1909
TOLEDO & OHIO CENTRAL

TOLEDO & OHIO CENTRAL
@sn's e6 asy:e:. so 9s s2sis 9s:
Expenses ..-.'.------ %'O'"''
Ne, santns....,. s5ssss sl5s 5ss 5ss SEAS 55i
Other income. e.-.--.. 1885 -'e
ro,., ,noom. .----. slll-7g5 si5s19s sl3e 9ss 9s9
Charges .-----.-.--.-- 14'-o'
s.,n- s70555 Sl16547 SIS rs
fa.. 5s1 II Ssy &c s2 81 81 'f34s4s a4s II
Expenses ....-..----.' A'So''""A i''-''-
", a.-o,rv. sssoo7o 8.7as sos $50
Other income. .---.- ZZs95 9''O''
Total ssss9ea s5es 3ss sI.s 3s SSa SSs
Charges ...-.s----.r"- ZoAV'7 -''''@
snrnIns ..., s65 .sa5 s5s8-o57 s5s7aaa
KANAwHA & MICHIGAN.
%sa,: sE s3sfss4 lss55a
,:s Sss sass5s s sss$5 SS5 s'o5ss 5ss
os.ss. 5se, s3sse 'sss g sss So 81
Surplus ............. Sl88s7 ss87e s24oso
ss5. ss 2sts55 Sss ss ss sPs
Net earning. ....... S254e1 s1lo4oz s255 90
Other income $40" e2'SUS zo"o
Charges .....-.---.-.- 1859 los. 0s2 III. 1862
Surplus ..........-.. sisofsi ss5,234 s141.esI
YAzoo & MISSISSIPPI VALLEY
Expenses and taxes. 762 col 7s2-62o eiO, 195
Me- Me-. e,rnnEs g,. % sas4as7 s21a4s7 $4,000
Expenses and taxes. 5516 4SS aa5os2a 5.a04i9f
Net earnings . mos. s24a4ss sas4ooo s22e 282
CHICAGO MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL
F8 F S S g 5 ' 5sSI 81 Dec 5a :5&
Net op. ST. 73oso4 sl5e1 800 Inc s189.5O4
Net op. income .9e4 sI.402 a84 Inc s1aO.5co
TSs TS 8 8B ssSsnss fss5sS5 5 3S sss Inc 2SSa
Net op. revenue slOstseoa s1O4oass9 Inc s2a5,91s
Net OF. income 50 65ao1s 50 e4o4saa Inc siaAo77
ROCK ISLAND SYSTEM.
ROCK ISLAND.
sa s 55 S:Sss ss es " ss
Net eagnngs.. sl.la2,4s s11e2s5a sl,s7e.2s2
aSsnss G s5i fssss So ss5
Ns earnings a f6r}s s4s G9' yzS34aso s55s ''s
drcIudinE Chicago & Eastern niinoisJ
SRpsnsss i2ss ann s5 1s555 issSsS
Net earnings ---.,..... S44.s7s s6s52a sSO,5Oe
Gsssa.:s Gsqs; l s3 9s2ssi si SOC s5sfs
Net esrnnsr sa17.572 sa1soos tIL9>7
EVANSVILLE f TERRE HACTE
dncludng Evansville 6 Indianapoiis1
Month Of November
Gross earnings ..... 81 252p01 s42134a S4O9a.3sI
Expenses and 3.1SSit0 30765S2 2.69a. l5l
Net ear7linss..-.. 81 OS47G1 S1Isse0s 81 4O4 30
Gross earnings $50 27a s226T7 sos S1a 500 $40
Expenses and taxes. Ii 0S2 215 I6 8Sl ass I2O$0St0
earnings 5 mos 81. 4ssn0O3 s5gl634T St S49S20
TOTALS GALL COMPANIE>Sl.
Month or November
.....-. sq56i
Expenses and taxes. 282OO2 700 0se 300 693
Net earnings ...... s2242O7s S2382 7s4 S3.I8as5I
July ! 10 Nov. 80
Gross earnings s47 ST754I $50 S55I79 S45 647272
Expenses "a. .927.9S ~ }6s 1G9 30 lOS555
Not earnings NOS $2a4a57a s1a 4se 40 s1S 30 SIT
New-York tribune., 1909-01-07
N0gTH GERMAN LlaT1

Fast Express Servtcs
PLYNOUTH-CHER ERBOURG-B9r1r-,.
Kaiser VIM II -Feb.2 Kaiser Wr1- N ~.
Cecigie- -------F Feb. 16 Cecilia. M !.
Twin Screw Passenger Servlca
BREMEN DIRECT. 10 AZ
Prandeuburg Jan. Il Chemnitz. a.
Up Fried Wrn- Jan 10 Necksr. -
fCsIls ar Plymouth and Chsrbourz
Mediterranean SsrVfce
GIB'LTAR-ALGIER RS-SAPLES-c-a,,
Sailing at II n m
K IufsO.Jan, Ia SCS Kurfus-- -.
x. Albert. Jan 30 Barharossa,
'CaUs at Madsirs. Gibraltar. l-..
Genoa. thence proceeding on Orisrf =.
Good accommodations Evailable n 9
y. g. LLOYD TRAVELLERS CESE;
OELRICHS & Co, No. ) BTosdzk5Yy
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FLORIST.

r~-~----~ -------------~---------~~--
BOUQUETS, decorations. cut-iowers ex-
pressed. mailed delivered. Karadonfes
& Dernetropulos. II Cortlandt 81. and 8Is7
Broadway.
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MACHINERY

GOOD second hand milling machines. foot
and power presses. latheS. monitor and
screw machines etc: entire plants bought
for cash Manhattan. as West Broadway.
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COOKS
W1NTER TOURS

III. FNPENSE-S TNCLI DEU
gA.LI.Fg8S. ..4 ., $ :. Ds5s -a53;''5 iscISs- 54-
ting G-aud CANYON. southern Cslifor1ia
N@vr Orleans tMarrli tirssI- LsaFss Nsa
York January 2D-
1qRvFr0M Bv AL o. steamer. =
.M'I Mt.g7,Gl dav tours rom NsT fork
January q. y. February 20. .
FlgLAlyA YarE January 2 ~
rusrv :. T.. Fy s--sUsr Janusry =
February 3 L.
send for Pr0Era -u-1a deEired-
TOURS and TICKETS EVERY TWHEEE
TEGS. COOK & SON
145. 1900 Bro8dWsy 6f9 NsdisOn Ava,
So FTffh Av. VViudsor Arcade. New YORK
COOKS AEE,ILERS CHEQI =
ARE GOOD ALL OVER THE WORLD
New-York tribune., 1909-01-07
RAILROADS
BALTIMORE z CHIC R. r.

EALGlENEE 9Z UE1AO IL r.
ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
EVERY Other Hour on the Even Ho1r:
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGIOE,
DIRECT CONNECTION IN NEW UNION
STATION. WASHINGTON, WITH
ALL LIES SOUTH.
I,ssys New York Daily 2Sd ST 1ioy 81
Washington. Sleepers- .u-5V pm % ~ IN ~
Washington. Diner. Parior % am % ~ an an
Washington, Diner. Parior soo All 10 ~ 20 ss .a
Washington, Diner. Parlor II % am ~ x "
Washington. Parfor- loV pm - pAu
Parlor Car, New York TO RicnInoho,
Royal Ltd ,"Diner, Psrlor 500 pm 80 70 Pn
Washington, Diner, Psrlor S.50 pm 80 ~ "a, pIn
Washington, Buffet. Parlor o-oO pIR ..OV p1
C-bfcago Pi+tsbuTx TOO am 800 am
ShtoaSo' Coiuroiris II so am I2-O n
PittEhSrx Tevslsnd 6oO pm 400 pm
''Pittsburg Limited" .-... 90 pun 80 10 @ ~
Gin. St L, Louisville. II 90 pm "a h-90 81 an
Gin. St L. Louisville so0 am az az ~ an an
Gin. St L.. Louisville o-oO pm oVV IN
ofncs. 24s. 4s4 1900 Br9adwasyi u, r1,isos ATso,
at. Brooklyn: West 23d 1T. and Liberty st.
After P. n Sleeping Car reservations
and fuiI information regarding trains. sc.
can be obtained at Bureau of InforInation-
B S o. r R., 23d st. Ter. Phone 3l4&-
Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1909-01-07
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sEsv,-
TO FIUME VIA -''''Sa

GIBRALTAR. NAPLES. TRrEsv
CarOnia--JaR- .. noon Carmanfs "a
PannOnia- Feb 4 Carpstnia -. =
S'aronia .---.-- Feb lS Slavouia - ]
CCNARD STEAMSHIP co. TTn9'
21-24 State 81, opposite ths Ra,s.-.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-07

Campsnia in I3. loan Caupazfa- p,
Lucania jan =. 1Oanl Lusitania- -. \, ~,
Nauretania. Feb ). n n dauretanis-shss,,',,a ,,aoou
THE MAURETAEIA & LTTsTr1SS--..,lls lssr
largest and fastest steamships In - :. =
viii hereafter sail on WEDNEsDErs
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles u Barney & Co. No - Broad
New York and No. l22 South sth street
"a
New-York tribune., 1909-01-07
STAMPS AND COINS.

OLD Cf1ISS, medals. paper money, bought
scs1 1hoznss l. Elder, - z. Esd St, y. /.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-07

AnEEzaETISEAENTS and Subscriptions Tor
1-s.e -F-iSune received at their Uptown
r<-ee 40 1864 Broadway. between 36th
snS g7th sts-. uhtil Q o'clock p m I'D
,-s~tiseunents received at the following
frspch s,rtlces al regular Office rates until 5
e'clock o. m. viz: 2e4 sih ave. = e.
90 a3d 81 Is3 9Th are. cor. 18th st.: 1o4
yas. 1xth st 20 West 423 st. between
-s> and srh aVes-: 263 West 129th ST; 1893
so sve: 1876 I'd ave. near 6lst 81. 1Ioa
Isl ave IseSr SSrh st l5I EasS 1@aih 81 .
80 T>-sr,,ort eve $50 Sd ave and any
ssr,.-icaa District Telegraph Office
New-York tribune., 1909-01-07
GWEHARD[l D[lOEIEs

From Piers s1-5255, North 80
To LIVERPOOL AND E.E,S-s--rrs-,.
BOOKED T4I0T-clNaN
LONDON AND PARIS Sa 70
New-York tribune., 1909-01-07

The fee is TO be acquired by TIE City o.
New York in all the real estate parcels
Nos 43s 10 $50 inclusive. and parcels Nos
453A 4aSB and 453C. contained in the
above description.
Reference Is hereby made 70 the said
map fled as aforesaid in the Office OF the
County Clerk OF the County OF Ulster. for a
more detailed description or the real estate
20 be taken In fee. as above described
In case any real estate herein before de-
scribcd Is used for highway other public
PURPOSES such use shall continue until such
time as The CITY Of New York may acquire
the right 10 close the same
Dated December - 1905
FRANCIS KEY PENDLETON. Corporation
Counsel. ONCE and Post Office Address
Hall CT Records. corner OF Chan1bars
ana Centre Streets Borough Of Man
haitian. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-07
BOARD AND R0OXS
uRsIsHED ROOMS 70 LET.

uRSIsHED ROOMS TO LEI.
A LARGE. FRONT ROOM ~ PRIV ATE
HOUSE OK ONE OF THE BESI
rsIarES WEST EfGHTIES) TO RENT,
rp&rsT4ED TO A GENTLEMAN WITH
f.xf~EfsTIBNAT. REFERENCES; NO
0-EFT ROOMS N TIE HOUSE Rent
ED ADDRESS COMFORT. BOX loo,
TETESI- II OFFICE
frOFHER 9th ST.. SIS 9Th AVE
Wei furnished steam heated rooms; hot
ard cold running water; bath. reasonable.
Nagel.
LARGE newly furnished rooms. 80 West
2Est 81. near 1~h ave.
~F.~r izrre. light furnished roous, from
s. Up P b. s34 West 18th St
s2D ST. 3. WEST. Handsomely appointed
dozbIe and single rooTns. every convent
srce: desirable house and location; tele-
phone
New-York tribune., 1909-01-07
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
HELP WANTED.

MxlaA
W NANIED.-Salesmsn to represent q long
established glove factory, IN central and
southern New York; must have experience
and road acquaintance ADDRESS r n
Box 4, Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-07

HIGHEST PRICES for diamonds, precious
stones. old gosd. jeWeIry. Ests blisaed
Is44 MIS- Lynch's Son s45 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1909-01-07
ROOFING AND LEADERS.


We bug for spot cash second hand pi-
amos; send postal and representative
will call; have Steinway bargains.
Wise Piano Co. II East I25th st
New-York tribune., 1909-01-07
WORK WANTED.
Malls

MalG
BOOK hhEEPER.-Reliabl bic and ncC1lYafe. ID
years experience: excellent references
PERMANENT position. salary SIS A, 1928
3Sth st. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1909-01-07
IOST=RANkROOKS

LOST.-Balkbook No 799 d16. Bank fo
Savings. 2S0 4th ave. New Nr-k Psv
I1lent stopped Please return book 20 bank
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-30
GEN. GRANT DEFENDS
PARADE IN UNIFORM
REPLIES TO MAN WHO CRITl-
CISED ACTION
Commander Says He Stands for Good
Government and Will Head
Procession When He
Is Requested

WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.-"It was
not temperance parade, but a demon
stration in favor of good government
end law and order, and 1 should have
been derelict in my duty if had not,
when requested, headed the parade as
1 did; and L shall continue, until pro-
hibited, to do the Same thing whenever
I deem it necessary to advance the
cause of good government"
This is the substance of a statement
made by Gen. F. d. Grant today in an
swer to a protest made by W. r.
Michaels of Chicago, member of the
executive board of the United Societies
for Local Self-government criticising
General Grant for having appeared in
full uniform in a so-called temperance
parade in that city last Saturday.
General Grant added that there was
no law, written or unwritten, or regu-
lation that in any way abridged his
right to wear his uniform on occasions
when he saw fit, and he assumed that
no official action on the part of the war
department would be taken.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-30
FREIGHT RATE CASE
BEGUN IN SPOKANE
PROMINENT LAWYERS HIRED
ON BOTH SIDES
Railroads Send Strong Array of At
torneys to Resist Charges lnVoIv-
ing imination-Exhib-
it's Are Introduced

SPOKANE, Wash, Sept. 29.-The
taking of testimony in the Spokane
freight rate cases began today before
Commissioner Prouty, of the inter-
state commerce commission. With
Spokane are allied attorneys represen-
ting Walla Walla and La Grande,
Oregon.
On the other side are attorneys for
the Northern Pacific, the Great North
ern, the Burlington, the Pennsylvania.
the New York, New Haven & Hart
ford, the Hartman interests, the Mer-
chants association OF New York, the
Philadelphia chamber of commerce and
business interests of Boston, Worces-
ter and Springfield, Mass, Portland,
Oregon and Chicago.
At this mornings session Attorney
Stephens, for Spokane shippers, pre-
sented numerous exhibits and indicated
the nature of the testimony to be sub
mitted to uphold the demand for lower
freight rates.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-30
.BRlBE TAKER FREED
ON HABEAS CORPUS
MICHAEL COFFEY DECLARES
HE'S VERY ILL
BoodIing Supervisor of San Francisco,
Under Sentence to San Quen-
tin, Is Released from
County Jail

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 29.-Recit-
ing that he is very i'll as result OF
having been confined in cell at the
county Jail for seventeen weeks pend
ing action upon his appeal for new
trial, Michael w. Coffey, member OF
the so-called Schmitz board of hood
ling supervisors" who is under sentence
of seven years in San Quentin for ac-
cepting a bribe, was granted writ OF
habeas corpus today by the district
court of appeal.
Next Wednesday was the day set by
the appellate court for the hearing OF
the writ. Coffey's attorneys will ask
the court ito allow the former super
visor his liberty on bail pending action
on appeal
Coffey is the only one of the fourteen
former supervisors involved in the mu-
nlcipal bribery graft cases of 1906 who
was tried and convicted. The others
were given immunity.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-30
VICTIM NEAR DEATH
WOULD HIDE WOUND
YOUTH SHOT NEAR HEART
C0NCEALS INJURY
Walks About Street Nearly Two
Hours, Chats Pleasantly with
Family and Retires Before
Truth Is Learned

NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-After Thomas
Gray, Is years old, was shot once in
the chest two inches from the heart
and once in the thigh, he walked the
streets for two hours before going
home, fearing that his father would
not believe that mysterious stranger
in a doorway had wounded him with
out reason.
On reaching home he talked pleas
antly with his parents for half an hour
and then retired.
He had been in bed three hours when
his mother had occasion to pass
through the room and found the blood
stained garments. This led to the disa
covery that the youth had been shot.
The father walked him more than
mile to the Bellevue hospital, where the
doctors said the wound in his chest
might prove fatal.
Gray insists that he did not know
who the man in the doorway was that
shot him nor the cause of the shooting.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-30
ALLEGED BLACK HAND
MURDERERS ON TRIAL
Five Men Face GaIIows at Chicago
on Charge of Assasslnatine Fell
low Countryman

CHICAGO, Sept. 29-Five alleged
members of the black hand were placed
on trial for the murder of Giuseppe
Fillipelli, in Grand Crossing, the night
of April IL
The men accused are Tony Bana'
Pasquala Dudou, Antoine Dudou, GUS
eppe Cara and Earnesto Ferreze. AS
sistant States Attorney Crane VIII de-
mand the death penalty for all nve'
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-30
WOMAN RESCUES CHILD
FROM ATTACK OF DOG
Resident of Oakland Holds Ferocious
Canine Until Tot Escapes,
Then Faints

OAKLAND, Sept. 29.-Mrs. Charles
H. Bennett heroically rescued little
Anna Pearson, a 5-year-old child, this
morning from a ferocious bulldog at
peril to herself. The dog attacked the
child who was playing with Mrs. Ben
nett's young son.
She grasped the animal and held it
by the collar until the little ones made
good their escape, and then fell in a
faint as a nearby neighbor came to her
rescue and subdued the dog
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-30
STRIPPED TO WAIST AND
GIVEN 80 LASHES IN DARK
Fresh Outbreak by Nghtriders STAR
ties Residents of Blue Grass
Region in Kentucky

PARIS, KY, Sept. 29.-There has
been a fresh outbreak of night riding
in the blue Grass country, according
to statements made today by Judge j.
]. Osborne of Cynthiana.
A tenant on the farm of T. ]. Nc
Dowell, who had steadfastly refused to
join the pool of tobacco growers, was
taken from his home last Thursday
night, stripped to the waist and given
thirty lashes.
Saturday night last, according to
Judge Osborne, a band of about fifty
men rode through Milford, a small
town, shooting out lights and break
ing up a political meeting in progress.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-30
TWO OF NEGROES ESCAPE
THIRD TRIAL AT LYNCHING
Men Charged with Murder of Wealthy
Planter Taken to Pensacola
for Refuge

PENSACOLA, Fla. Sept 29.-Three
negroes were brought here today for
safe keeping after having twice es-
capped lynching at Mariana, Fla.
Monday night, a mob entered the
Mariana Jail, but the negroes had
been concealed by the jailer. Yester-
day, learning of the ruse, the mob
formed again, and Sheriff Lewis hur-
ried the blacks out of town.
They are charged with the murder of
John Dukes, a wealthy planter. Dukes
widow is prostrated, for her former
husband, a Mr.. King, also was murd-
cred by negroes.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-30
NORTHERN MAINE FEAPS
DELUGE FROM RAINFALL
Streams Bank Full and Dams May
Break Under Pressure Due
to Flood

BANGOR, Maine, Sept. 29.-The
heavy rain of the last three days has
raised all water courses in Northern
Maine to a freshet pitch and there is
danger of serious damage at several
points, notably at Katahdin Iron
works, where the dam at the foot of
Silver Lake is likely to be carried out,
endangering the Silver Lake hotel,
where a number of wealthy tourists
are staying.
Last night the situation was so seri-
Gus that the guests moved to high land
back of the hotel, and the people had
abandoned their dwellings and sought
safety on the hills.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-30
HARRIMAN'S PROPERTY IN
ILLINOIS WILL BE TAXED
Two Per Cent Assessment to Be
Levied on Holdings in Sucker
State

CHICAGO, Sept. 29.-Although the
late E. H. Hartman was a non-resi-
dent of Illinois, his property in this
state is said to be subject to the Illi-
nois inheritance tax of two per cent.
Attorney Walter K. Lincoln, repre-
senting Attorney General Stead, yester-
day secured from County Judge Rim
aker an order appointing j. Scott Mat
thews to appraise the Hartman estate
for the purpose of levying the tax.
1t was argued that the holdings of
the Hartman estate in the Illinois
Central and the Chicago and Alton
are subject to the tax.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-30
200 POLICEMEN PREVENT
ANARCHISTS FROM TALKING
Emma Goldman Unable to Speak at
PhiIadeIph Because of
Officers

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 29.-Emma
Goldman did not speak at Odd Fellows
hall last night Between her and the
rostrum the law, represented by 200
policeman, obtruded itself.
Those who managed the meeting sue
ceeded in getting Voltairine de Cleyre.
"Philadelphia's Emma Goldman" into
the hail. She made the speech that
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-30
JACKSON HATCH IN JAIL;
MUST GET NEW B0NDSMEN
Must Obtain Sureties to Bond OF
$4,000 Before o'clock Tonight,
Says Judge

SAN JOSE, Sept. 29.-When Judge
Welch ordered Jackson Hatch into Gus
tody yesterday, the act relieved Hatch 5
bondsmen, who have been on his guar
antee in the sum of 100000, and today
Judge Welch ordered that he obtain
new sureties for the amount before
o'clock tomorrow night In the
meantime Hatch is in the custody Oh
the sheriff.
The records of the case which were
necessary to Hatchs appeal to the
appellate court were quickly complet-
ed today as a result of Judge Welch's
action of yesterday.