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" PREWr COr RT ,DJO, M.
lmportaRt Casrs rhat Are Carried over
but Net Or,iere Rrargnrd

W,srtvGrOV. Nav 20 The supreme
court whirh met 'o-day 'o band Gown 10
risions aud hear motions ad'ourned TO
meet on October ~. when th- uew term will
p.Ein Ia al drtion 90 tho corporation
O. cases fourteen eases we're carried over
bat not ordered targued tho most IN
poriaut of phlph Serr thOss attacking an
1ri-T ut fr. Interstate Oum-ry- com
mission r.-trauniuE rho 80 .ous railroads
sf N-v Work from .Hs-E.ug .~-z han car
iuai rate 1u us- Iut slinm-nts Nhsr- the
articles are n1r .o1sigl-t rb one p@r~Du.
trim or corporation. Test cases IuyuIy -
Ing titles % Iup COP more hom-steads IN
Minnesota claimed uv railroads a. within
their indemnity Eranf The smt II The
Government 10 recover title 20 tBD
acres m Iowa patented 90 The hicago
Milwaukee and ~ Paul road and the
appeal n the Standard on Company ol
Kentucky from the judgment Il the
Supreme Court II 3 s.nn-szes cancellng
ile compauys license 90 80 business IN
tine State because NJ - violation - no
state anti monopoly laW
The court ai-o advanced and 40 Tor
argument on October n the appeal u
the United STATES from the dismissal ~
the criminal libel proceedings against The
Pres Publishing Company involving
puhltsh-d charges referring upon Presl-
dent Roosevelt & TAR Nelson CFom
well amt Others relating 90 tho rurch azs
OF rho Panama CANA
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HOFFSrOr CtSE GbES OITR.
Attorneys OppOsmg Had 10 QualhS First
Court NdlOurReu Meanwhile.


Court NdtOurneu Meanwhile.
WASHINGTON. Nav 81 President Prank
y Hodstot u the German National Bank
u Pittsburg, who was indicted for CON-
spring 20 bride mem hers Of the Council
Of that city and resisted eXtradition
when arrested m New YORK as fugitive
from justice. will he allowed out on bail
az least until the supreme Court meets
IN October and perhaps until that court
hears his appeal from he decision Of
Judge Holt az New York denying him
writ u hAbeAs corpus 20 sci HIM free
The PittsbUrg authorities Intended
otherwise and filed In the court TO-DAY
motions To vacafe the Gas. Tor early argiI-
ment next term The attorneys sent to
make the motions were not members -
the bar Of the court and u was necessary
that motions he made thai they be ad-
mitted and that they sign the roll This
order q business vas not reached until
after the prOce-iingS in memory OF the
late Justice Brewer aud the court had an
nounced IL various opinions
The mum Der u attorneys Admitted To-
day WAS unusually largr The three
Pittsburg lawyers took the oath With the
Others but while thew we're out IN the
clerks ONCE signing the boil ih@ court
heard what motions wrr~ presented amt
then ADJOURNED Meantime HufsfDt will
remain ON on bail
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$4,000 FLYING PRIZE.



HamutUa aussesls TOai Nsw Vsrk-
ChAcagO Would ~ . Coed n0uir.
A. the suggestion Of Charles K. Hami-
ton q movement vas launched Yesterday
10 raise a $50 900 priss for an aeroplAns
sVsnt. CHGord b Harmon. Capt Thomas
\. Baldwin and s,hers interested will
bold = meeting this morning 10 discuss
plans and d-aw up conditions for shoh
a priap. Hamilton has offered 70 guar
an'es R.OOO toward the amount
Hamilton proposes iha, the prize be
offered for a long cross-c0untry Fight
and that the two cities between which
u 10 held Be asked 70 subscribe 10 the
fund. He thought there would b no
dimCulty IN raising hair the amount
in saOh CITY II 10 Understood that Chi
cagO IL extremely anxious to enter into
a proposition for . flight from New YORK.
and that tho Chicago EVSniHg Post has
offered q 600 Edward = Herbert. presi-
dent Of the Illinois Aero Club. 10 quoted
a. having said he will add $50 more
Mr.. Hamilton said while be 10 not thor
OHghlv familiar uith the conditions
between New York aud ChinagO. be BE-
heyes gnch q fight possible
-lt 10 our ann % make the conditions
difhCult without making them appear
impossible be said The trip from
New York 70 Chicago il only q matter
Of finding suitable landing points By
combining the prize money raised bv these
two large cities the indiicement is sun
Gent TO attract foreign aviators 70 this
country. The utp between New York
and Chicago is only a speculation, and
until after a meeting IL held tomorrow
nothing definite will BE- known. eight
nom New YORK to Washington has also
been suggested. and this too. think.
would be good { Ian
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DIED.

EDGERrON At be- residcucs ~ Ess, Fr'-
g.. piainfsc y ] "a Moetav ht
iaiN Ninnie P Edgrftun. sister -' Or.
JArlrs r. CIossrn
Fune-al private
MCVlCKAR ven suddsuy r~wa-- '-"-.t
betryed husband - rdth s~evars N.''.H
end 80 ~ H,1y ani Fu-aDrtf N'nr7--
acNrsar rrncrhi s~rvr- .l.s.
Heavenly Ersf sth a.. a5cys 49,
ray T11~ e. 80 on r'rl,c a-s- -
lHrs pap-r p sas- COW.
PtrEFsoN .u- =, c-tay. Me- 70 ~ Il 20
rss1rcros. fJ' Nartu agr1ga Psi.
81 lanes Esis rale-soa az
Fuasga ssry.-sa ~ rca4solo. 's.H
Iure 1910. upo- aI-tvt 70
ran '-s~-ns liberty ~ %
1EvrHR Ga Tv-sea. Ma
tsace 81 Wei 'a9- ~ Tc-.-.
5z-yths. agsa e.
-Eeral ssrytcs a. 8; Ag--y c.. go
near rcuubls ~. y --.N
'utcrulant e. Eeaf.rn ceuotsr 80
ar eavrs Grane csnua su--2
- 49, Fri7u1s ia'iisa
sUB,RA, o. Nay g.. 80 Lo-.s '.s-t e
vcss --HF Fu,EEaL .FrErH .I
g FA,xE 2 .sNFHtfL 500
s1NN0TT ia s,assy. Mas - - ---'ia
NJ. MAJ >yun5tt are ~ ~ ''--
F----a. 49, 80 ~ be- Eei1 o. t..---.-
I,ls - - c. ret % 90 lr-
r1-r-rto1. yrF' c.sfr -
WEHs. ZOO .Hu .1n NaT ~ o.
,-aIg. Ner#g-s. o D.. 81 ~ V
& gra-..
rarsruI arrvrra EtH b. h-Id e. ~ -
tlr-.s wasE ngtaa e. Nswor-
as IrueGatraaJE Lr H''
Do L. rH.F.rsa#sl CO. a. 90 loser
ErgrFUWAs .Da EsF q tsi" EE
MN --FV.-IH as 'fEEEH.
.T--. -aIs .-~a-r o. "s~Trr.'
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No, rn,snr. Of Nn,aIN...sl.

WAsHINGrON Nav a The topped D.
boats Flusser. Red ana Smith have ar
rived o. Delaware Breakvatrr nj. cruiser
Dive and battleship Michigan ~ Dele
vsr- Br-a> y ater. tho colhsr- Nss'al ara
Hector ~ Bradford the collier L,onlda-
~ Charleston. re torpedo boats Paul
Jones. Pr-ti- and stewart at Santa Bars
uars. the torpedo Yoatz Uhippia. Hu.l
aud IruNtun ~ santa Cruz .h- torpedo
boat Perry a. Monterey. no E,n11a.
New Orleans a. shanghai. -1a ,-r1s--
Birmingham ~ Hampton Roads
The cruiser Prairie las sailed from
Philads iph8 for trIstoUaI rr. EInbnar
Nhe~lng from Rrrmerfon fHr ~an Frau-
ri-ru. no rrfiI-ar New Nark from Snava
for NaaI-.
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CHECK on Alaska SCBEWE.
TAFT and llaillRgeF Oppose Incorporating
NeW Railroad There.

TAFT and IlAillAgsF Oppose Incorporating
NeW Railroad There.
WASHINGTON. Nav u o. President Taft
and Secretary Ballingsr to-day took sum
mary action 20 prevent a favorable report
by the Committee on Territories OF the
House Of Representatives on a bill TO give
Federal incorporation 70 the Alaska Great
Northern Railway The enterprire is de-
clared 20 be backed for the most part by
Pennsylvania capitalists The tending
bill proposed 10 give thu Alaska Grea :
Northern a franchise enough land for
terminals and station sites and Govern
ment guaranty Of a bond issue - the
extent Of StO.OOO a mile
SECRETARY Ballinger opposed he bIil
IN q statement made 20 the House CON-
mit'ee and the Pres ident followed the
Sscretarys action by making public
tha statement
-Ths Secretary VI the Interior was
asked 10 give his opinion "a the Com
mittss on Territories u the House in
respect ~ House bill VI 7a3ST. 70 aid
IN the construction % a railroad. tele-
graph and telephone line in the Territory
Of Alasks and n secure 10 the Govern
mcn' Of the United States the Use u the
sans for postal, military and other Dur-
pos-s. The bill proposes - give Gov
eminent assistance 20 q particular ail-
road mentioned therein To that the
Secretary 81 the Interior replied
It 10 believed that any Government
AID IN the construction Of trunk lines Of
railroad generally in Alaska should h.
extended only after routes have been
recommended BY competent board
Of Government officers and approved by
tho President or soune conpetsnt e1eCu-
tive authority and after bids shall have
b-en invited for the construction u lines
q railroads over such routes a. may
have heen approved In this manner This
Department deems inadvisable the enact
msnt u legislation granting Government
aid 10 any particular railroad corporation.
- proposed IN 1h- hill under crnsid@ra-
uOn
The letter vas on May n. 1910 for
Warded 20 the President FOR approval
before 10 delivery 10 tha committee and
rscrived his full concurrence
LOUIS Shacklefoui member 81 rhe
Republican national committee for
Alaska. also made a statement condemn
ING the bill
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rRIRrrEs no JrsTICE BREWER.
AuoFney General ana Chief Justice Eaio-
9,ye Late JuFast In Court.

WARRINGTON. May 81. - Attorney
General wiokersham in the Supreme Court
to-day. presented tho resolutions adopted
recently by the bar Of the court. e1-
pressing i,s regret II the death u the late
Justice Brewer Mr. WickershAm also
sulogised the character and WORK OF the
late Justice and noted the important
opinions be had written during his twenty
years Of service quoting from those
in the Trinity Church. the kAnsas-Color-
RADIO the Debs and the Oregon Laundry
law
Reply on behalf OF the court va .A., ll'.5s
nv 4 ki,sf Justice Fuller. who spoke teelingiy
oi the Affection IN which Justice Brewer
was held by his fellow members On tho
bench.
The resolutions aud remarks we're
ordered spread upon the courts m'n '1tes'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-01
Reep,vepp Ter ths ArneFicao Vuisa Teis.
phose CSmpaaS

TaENrox. y J.. May u --Croa Epploa.
ton q the Dean Ebc'r,C Compsny oi
Eiyria. Ohm. and other creditors. Judge
Rellstab IN the United states Circuit
Cont to-day appointed Charles Wes, Of
Philadslpha aud Frank d. HOuok II
harrisburg r-c-iverv for ,he American
Union Telsphons Company IL was al
Iegsd cha, Tits company had become IN.
soivsnt a. the outcome ~ 10 absorption
hy the Continental Telerlorr lad Tala
graph COmpPny. FOR tho appointment n
receiver. for whirh an Application }.
psnding IN ~ Tuited s,a'ss Circuit
Court
he Cunurentai r uippAny Eas ORGANIZED
n combine ne independent telephcns
avss~rls ~ the country II undertook
~ purchase the American z nicn company
for t5fi 80 m cash and o 80. 010 M obGga
tluns u the C0ltinenul compFug
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PORTO RICO TO HAVE a SHOW.
Natives 70 Ne ASKED 70 ExhIblt- Na JOE
AslIfsrd Delegate % Brussels.

special Caais DsspafcA % TN sUS.
SAN JUAN. May 81 Gov. Cotton says
that a fair will be held here next February
10 which the natives will be- invited 20
exhibit. The insular government will
make an ample appropriation for the fair
Major b. X. Ashford. head Of the
military hospital and an authority on
ihe hookworm. has been appointed by
Secretary of War Dickinson - a delegate
70 the International Congress Of Hygiene
20 BE- held az Brussels next August
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-01

Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment
About year ago my daughter e0t acake
81 CutiCura soap and one boz n Cuti.
time began 20 llss them nv hands we're
oil healed up and they have not been
q mite sore since. would not be With.
out the Cuticura Remcdies.
They also cured q bad sore on tn
hand u one a my neixhhors childrsn
and they think very highly 4 the CUT.
Cira Remedies. John " HaEty. So. n.
hngham. y H., Mar. S and Apr. II. 90. p"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-01
OVIHI WT Pm rHE BILL.
supreme Court Orders u 10 Take Over
ths water works Property

WASHINGTON. MAY 81 The Judgment
u The lower court ordering the city Of
Omaha 20 purchase the plant Il the Omaha
Water Company a. tszGs.OO0. the prics
fixed oy board Of appraiser was to-day
afirmed by the supreme Court There
vas no doubt. Il Was held. that the original
charter granted the water company and
providing for ~ purchase by the city IN
the manner named vas legal. and the
fixing Of the value Of the plant was strictly
according 20 the contract. which was not
invaldntsd by the fact that the report Of
the Appraisers vas not unanimous
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-01
10 HURRY NATURALIz4rION
Representative Beanet Introduces . BIIl
70 Expedite Applications

WASHINGTON. Nav u II a bln intro
ducsd to-day by Representative Bennett
u enacted into Law $4,000 aliens in New
York city will soon be- admitted 70 Amer
can citizenship The bill provides for the
appointment Of commissioners who shall
exercise the sane powers - the Federal
courts and State courts IN natnraiiEing
aliens
As things nOW stand approximately
10000 aliens IN NeE York CITY are de-
prived of citizenship owing 20 the physi-
cal inability Of The courts 10 natural -
them
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For BabY'S Skin

The purest. sweetest and ulost scc-
nomioal method d preserving. purfylhg
and beautifyiug bahy's delicate sEn.
scalp and hair j. the constant - 4
Clticura Soap. ASSISTED uhen Necessary,
by gentle applications n Cutimua ONT.
ment, For rashes. itching. in6auna'
tons and Chafnes II infantE. chi .drsa
and adults a. vel a. Tor shaving .hETn-
pooling. sanaiive. antiseptc cleansing
and an purroses n tho t1iiet. hath ard
nursery Cutic,Ira soap and OintmeUi
arr unnval-d.
CuttriEA sap 49,. nutrfrA Onuneat ~ .
- CuiicifA New lsorl. 'or ~ ~ -
thrsurheui ~ unrd rutff nrH a rhs- 1cTr.
Acls frupa. laA Criuuhta Ave HiSne- NaaA
~ Al-nafN oaihcnra Nu1t nuansf ~ 800 -
aerr'tn ann usat1snt q . tu1frsd ffin asaraAsa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-01
GREAT COMIC OPERA HIT.
"Hana. h JoasuP % Fluas'' wins Paris IN
q Nlsht-TendeF and Graceful.
Special caus D.,Da,eA 70 run sus.

Special cabis DssDaich 70 rMB Sun
PARIs. May Sl.--HAns. lsfJOusur de
Flute. a three act comic opera By Vau-
caire and Mitchell. the music By Louis
Came. was given At the Apollo Theatre
tonight. Critics cay Ice success was
great and les music delightful
N the people like coarse GAysty. I'M
aavOry Jokes, irony and sceptioism.' says
the JOurA9i. don't 60 70 go Hans. 10
JOusur dc Flute. which Ia full Of tender
ness and graceful parts. The music d
the author Of -Pers Ia Victoire' IL very
catchy. The public Immediately caught
up the tunes
The Figaro says the play obtained
enormous success Ths music IL exquisite.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-01
FRIAR LANDS SALE INOUIRY
The House Adopts q Resolution AskiR 3
Omelala for lnformatton.

WAsHTNGroS. May 5i.-The House to-
day adopted a resolution offered by Repre-
sentative Martin u Colorado. calling upon
the Attorney General and the Secretary
Il War FOR Information bearing upon the
acquisition by the sugar trust of Friar
lands In the Philippines The Houss
tabled another Martin resolution request
ing the 81 lrnsy General % inform 'he
House W ethsr h. signed the opinion under
which Friar Iands were transferred % che
sugar trust or whsther the ouiniOn was
signed BY . subordinate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-01

-apt Z L&syd. 70 surlriry cJnssrrrrr a. rayal
var college Neupurt, a. J.
Uoulu'ander 4 d Nrales. from dete-hrd ngtr..
hJ1frogrAphlr nee burrau ~ cg1ipmenr. Navy
usqartueut. WathiugtUn. 70 dutF Command
hartford and ul3 mplA ana m charge shins NavaI
Academy AnnAnurE. Nj.
Commandef Hood. fIom Comnand % Haf..
FORD ani Oympi1 AIT gtips a. NaVai AcafrrF
Annapolis. NJ. to Was1iurtnn. -Naminauou i1F
prumounn and lBun -ua- plrunn salt urfrrs
lIaH d a. Weaver ron NaVai Arnrrnsr
Aanapois 70 dUw Nore ldvrF sfluhu.l q
t1r1rnrr in runn-ruon vim ffrfug ont salmon
ant duTy IN cor uand when nIaced IN con MS
siou
I Lieut. o. 4 Hlassly. from rhontou % duy
=ssssfaaana Wa-ftansstEf
Eusirn 7 4 Thomson fruns noiphin 70 Raw
Fart hossor. hass n ronnr-unn vita saw
Hifa team
Eu,lsn d. o rrru-h. r'sroa 90 ~ -r1rsd ~
iron Ma "A
sfrfrrfsgn
rnd9n Is ~ wai-hsHsor. RON -srwarf >.
ghuhrrt ~ co ra-c saflrv
Nndsrinmar ~ hcfT H1r ffrr -gr'-- I'D
- ernrgfyl fr afr'rrrF7r
WifrHiT7ran ~ s a Aver. srnr -p7ruTarf ~
u1u1ut i0 HaIls-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-01
LrHiEh NaHr, Puts - Gsmmu,s',aa
Rate

WksRiSSTgy Hsy % The il-ntsh
valley Railroad hss followed no sai u
Neu England ard New Nork -ailroads
and has fl-d Passenger 'artHs virh The
Interstate t.0wwsrCa COMMISSION m
creasing COMMUNICATION -af-s The rev
~afe- -h0F On average I1rraasa " shout
raf -ur' ard srN e. rHfn aTar' Yn luIv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-01
Kx-MAIDS DOUBTFUL DEVOTION
Elise PeFrIer WOuld become . Nua n
Order 70 See ne Murder COunteu.

spsaai Cahls DsspdicA 10 rm SUN
vDucE. May 81 Elise Perrier. formerly
maid TO Countess TarnOwslkL who va
tried with her ex-mistress on the ohArss
Of numbering Count Komsrovski and
who was acquitted. while the Counbua
was sentenced 20 eight years imprsoa.
msnt. has repeatedly failed to secure
admittance 60 the cell Of the Countess.
She has therefore decided 90 become a
Catholic and join the nuns charged WITH
the surveillance Of the female prison.
hoping thereby to obtain permissioa 70
So her ex-mistress
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-01
Nor,Sa va, Becsms TuFus secrsiar,

wAsHISoToS May ~ The QUESTION o.
the appointment u secretary 70 thl
President was discusssd az the Cabine'
nesting to-day The Cabinet tOok no
definite acton. but IL 70 practically certain
that {. B Nortoa Of Chicago, Assistan.
sscrstary Of the Treasury. will get the
nost. NJ Norton q young but has mada
an eruel eat reputation IN Washington as
40 executive.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-01

on the iuHlde9 Tor oVE.T q
year With large sorr
They would crack orsn
and bleed. Itch. bun
and ache 90 that loud
not Eleep and could d.
but httR work. Thev
were 10 bad that I could
not dress mgsef n the
morning. They would
bleed and the tiN1d
dro ped on the aoof I
called on two doctou.
but they did memo good
could ct nothing 70 d.
ruaHuwgood till I rnffha
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-01

be voTy inesrA apAta air nayigntion uhow
would you line % take fight with mel
CfOkof jumped a. the etlGRestion. where.
take the chiuf on Bic NEXT air excursion.
The Mayor and Dir, Cnrtias talked to-
gsthsr foF about half an hour
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-01
TRAFFIC REGULATOR JARED.
Cot. Emo TrembIes while Paris Drivers
Cuss IN . Ferry Minute Jam.

'pfeiai aaAs Dfspafch 70 IhH SCN
PARIS. May Si.-Col. Emo. who 10 re-
sponsible for the Introduction Of the Emo
tranie system in Paris. while driving on
the Avenue de rOpsra this afternoon
witnessed With dismay a road block which
lasted forty minutes
The cursing. shriekR and general
pandemOnium raised by the drivers and
others made Col Emo trsmble with dis
gust
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-01

,psc.li Cras DrspH'rA 70 Tar ,rN
PAEIs. May 81 Prince Fushimi 81
Japan gave a farewell dinner here to-
night, Il vas remarked that only the
embassy star and some members Of the
Japanese colony we're present.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-01
WHITE STAR LINE DEFRAUDED.
niied states ENPresz Agent Sentenced
10 Prison IN England.

N3ftIfl JlbIF DfIDlifl % TnE srN
LIVERPOOL. Nav 81 -Septimus Tate
agent Of the United States Express Com.
rany. has been sentenced 70 nine months
Imprisonment for defnuding the White
star Steamship Company by means q
false bills q lading.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-01
YELLOW FEVER ~ NAN.
Tive People DIE ~ I.agS-Impogted FrSm
south America Panic.

,psciai cox Dssphich % THU SUN
Loco. Italy. May 81. Two persons have
died here from yellow fever
Il IL supposed that the disease was
brought here by an Italian who recently
arrived from South America
The population IL in a state Of terror.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-01

spr-iai c1.s DsrDafrh - Tbs SIS
THE HAOUE. MAY 81 The America
and Canadian delegates 20 the North
American coast fisheries arbitration have
arrived here
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-01
HIS SORE HANDS
CURED IN A WEEK
Cracked Open, Bled, Burned and
Ached for Over a Year Could
Not Sleep nor Even Dress Himself
Doctors Failed to Help Him.
MAN OF 70 OWES SKIN
COMFORT. TO CUTlCURA

Il am a man seventy years old w
hands we're very sore and cracked open
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-01

grEpWHN "a HOVE sangugces ne r-movu
a. tia law OFFICE frlm a Wan arraat 70 -
sfh ~. lbsnr T-5i Maaitgn sqaaFA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-01
UNnEMTAKEH~

FRAyN 4. rAMPBELL. zaH-ssg -ltm
Chapsb Amt dance sErsi-1. se. .--'
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-06-23
ITEMS OF INTEREST
FROM OUR STATE
Chronicle Of important Events
of Interest to Washington
Readers.
Banker Gives Up.

Bellingham.-H. J. Weltry, formerly
president of the Home Securities Bank
of Bellingham, who disappeared two
days before the bank closed last Feb
ruary and for whose arrest in connec-
ton with the wrecking of the institu-
ton a reward of $1,000 had been Of
fered, has notified Prosecuting Attor-
ney Livesley through business friends
that he is on his way to Bellingham,
where he will surrender and plead
guilty to the charges and assist in
Strengthening out the tangle in the
banks affairs. The reward offered
will be withdrawn.
Welty is charged with using bank
funds to finance various land company
enterprises. The bank failed for
100000, and is expected to pay de-
positors about 40 per cent of their
claims.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-06-23
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF WASH.
INGTON, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF sREvENs.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF WASH
INGToN, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF sREvENs.
In the Matter of the Estate of William 81. Van
Deusen, Deceased-No. 647-Order to Show
Cause.
Rebecca A. Van Deusen, the Administrative
of the estate of William n. Van Deusen, de-
ceased, having filed her petition in this court
praying for an order of sale of certain property
the outstanding debts against said estate. and
for the payment of the family allowance here
tOfore provided for in an order of this court,
and 1t appearing to the court that the sale of
essary in order that the said debts, etc., be
paid and it further appearing to the court
that the said petitioner is the wife of said de-
ceased, and one of the heirs at-law, and that
her majority, is another heir-at-law, and that
Henry c. Van Deusen. son, minor, aged Is
years and without general guardian, is an
other heir-at-law of said deceased, that the
have consented in writing to the sale of said
property, and that 1t is necessary to appoint q
guardian ad Item for said minor,
Now, therefore, 1t is ordered tnat all persons
the Superior Court on the 18th day Of July.
1910, at the hour of 9 80 O'Clock in the forenoon
of said day to show cause. If any they have,
why an order of sale of said property should
they have, why the time within which said
sale shall be made shall not be shortened by
the court as provided by law;
It is also ordered that Geo. W. Harvey, an at.
torney of this court. be and he Is hereby ap-
polluted guardian ad Item to represent the
interest of said minor.
The clerk of this court is hereby directed to
publish this order for period of not less than
q newspaper published in Stevens county, and
of general circulation therein.
Done in open court this 9Th day of June, 1910.
A D. 81. CAREY, Judge.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-06-23
Lien Law UnrepeaIed.

Olympia. - The supreme court
knocked out the attempted repeal by
the act passed at the special session
OF the legislature, of the act passed
at the regular session of the 1909 leg
islature amending the material mems
lien laws, when 1t was discovered
that the act of the regular session
laws of 1909, page II, was in a some
what hazy condition.
A law purporting to amend the reg
ular session act was passed by the
legislature, but when it came before
Governor Hay, he vetoed the first four
sections of the bill and approved the
last two, which simply provided for
the repeal Of the law passed at the
regular session.