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DAVID y. PILSIFER DEAD.
ts~nrr Of T~fsn.. sise lsr@ss4i,n Handicap
winner which sptrsi . Year Ago.

Col la III Tennv P'Ilsif-r. one OF the
Old rim" turfm-n, dia-i in his rooms 1T
he Hotel kndicutt on Monday IN hIs
-,ghtieth wear HIS famous stallion
r-nnv whch won The Brook lvn Handicap
IN 1891 died "A wear ago Pulsif-r bought
Jenny a. "A v.ariing for SI'o and the horse
made "A lot If mooney for him. although
Nr Pui~i-r lost a great deaf On the
s51D match rae. against Salvador with
James u Hdggin IA 1881 and it'll Long
street. belonging Ia VI + D~v-r. for n
yur~. Of $50. 80 pth.r horses 81 note
ia th. Pul-If.T stables were IOTi.Y. Will
Elliott. Tax garh.r-r. Str t,~org.' Brother
Dan Wah Jim and S,r Joseph
Mr. Pul-Ifer was anna tea: billiard cham
pon nifty wears ago and found ami made
worlds champion out II the LATE LAX.
Scha.far Pulsif'.r was also 1T one time
a breeder If dogs After leaN ing th'. turf
N. ent INTO Wall Street After hrs horse
T.nnv died. last wear h.. lost interest IN
his surroundings and for the last six
months lie had not l.fr has rooms His
" Ife and daughter wer. at hIs bedside
y hen h" died D-a'h ~ss he result Of
uid az. The burial Viii h- IN Buffalo,
ms old home H.. left a forum" estimated
AZ f.J-uiG
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LtBS PSET. DRII FRS re- iTF\.


A cab nj the New NoTN cab com pauy
ras rounding IN" corner al Fifth av"nu''
and Thirty fourth street about ~
sclock yesterday afternoon when a crnwN
4 men and half grown boys stopped ~.
hing open the door and st,--r tn" pa-~''n-
ler. a woman. had -,urrI,-i out, over
nrned the v.hici.. horse and AZ. ami rig
h- harness Ak.S Walton at .t1 Ninth
ran,a IN. driver. wa- thrown from ht-
Eat and beaten owe" tn" head with h-
chip.
When Policeman Stevens II Ira-ti, Squad
: reachsi the spot the men w"r" sat
srinE
There the ringl.aci-r' The fellow with
he yellow hat somebody Told tn police
nan stevens ran down side street
md arrested Vincent II Alien. - year
,d, of - West iirh street Ia III .i-f
'crson Mar,e' court Allen Wa held Tor
examination to-day
Walton, who drov. tn" CAB said that
iis Passenger at the time the rig w.
ipset wa Mr. = : fIrmar ~ /, M'.-i
eleventh street H." >E,Id thar ~. hal mot
heen injured and had been taken ava" IA
q private CarrIag. by fr,-ud- y Mr.
furman's hom., ~. maid said thlt Mr.
Furrnan had gone ont -hoppI"G "a can
tar!y in IN" afternoon and hIi NJ -.
turned She had not heaTi nI any I",'d"ur
Tn. New York tah COMPANY l. hr''.t.','
by the taNIcab ChIuI,.Ir- .'rrn"
\ hanson cab with 49, wuw.'u -
Passengers was overt .ru"i lev "Ih"r~
m Seventh ay"ng" n"hr tIl'T--r'',,n..
street early last evening IN" women
who wore not nl-- rrfI-,i .. Iiv, E.a.r
Dam.s 10 -h.. polrc. ami The driver - IN"
.ab Tan away The cah belonged {" h..
New York tah ,urnDanN
William Poole. driver for The New
SorA Cab COMPANY reported 80 ne
polica Of tho West fprry -.IV..n' h rect
station thai men had dragged him from
his cab Will. in West Fif y-fourth = ra..'
near Eighth ay-nu. and had beaten HIM
The cab was found later un Seventh ave
rue near For'v--lN'h street
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M D>O> RilIR IWI.RO, Eup>T
Gov rrnm-ni ." In, ->iiSair H-forr start.
Ing - .thNs. ssspsp .Boi,

M,SHI<GroN. Nov IS ir',-u".- Gen
..r..l - Mlil"v -; New ' urt STATE. allied on
A--"c..ir" Ju.tlc" IN t-l"- / Hugh"- here
;o-tay 'ir Mlii,.y wanted To talk " iih
.iu-t,r.. HuLn..- ~ l-gLrd - IA. attack be-
ma made. "u ~" '-;al,tF IL The Ig,7 TO-
.tprprr roum'ut ~ New \u-h state lie.
sought fi,'- I,nt advice.
attorney -Ii-.u..ral ONAl."v~ "aIl ON
Justice. ilGSh"- Ma merely incidental
Hrs real purpose. ~ coming 'o Washington
wa - confer with SECRETARY ~ Ma
dickinson IN '"s:Iri ~ steps that M. State.
IT New lOrk must take before. the Wa
Department NH proceed With the con
-trIIctIOu of IrOpo-.~i lock- and dam on
the upper HuI-on. wn-r" III" En-. aui
InImpla q canals "nf"- that RIVER Pred
.rIck 4 Stevens Superintendent Of Pubic
Works Of New York state. accompanied
War Department
IN" rivers lrd nirborS hill ~ jun. -
last carr - an appropriation Ut s. 35D OO
Tor tn. h'-P inning of tn work IN th..
,upp-r Hudson. winch o. j. .-i'ua'..i will
;dk.. fOur v.Ir- ana ~lli ,-,-t more than
b.sDuD lh" npprnpr at 90. was made.
contingent un ne. Hb-DllT.- .,--Irnur.. b,
~" Stat. thar the Federal Government
would not h. r.-ponsibi- 10, any ia ins
% damage ana "n All visiting waite
lSp~cr ''EIt- o. pEII leg affected by he
lfnprOV"u"H' being distinguished by he
Ntatr of New York
ATTORNEY G-u-rai - N.l-y and Supi
St-N-n- ar. not sure. b't what II will re-
quirr Legislation - make f,. insurance.
Of IN. Federal Government ,.O'ntIef..
The War Department will ,ny--'igar- and
d.terInIn" whether action by The New
York Legislature must b- had before. con
strIc'Ion - undertaken.
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WOWi> VINO BROTE TO ut,OE
t;ot Int" an Insane -,Ium and Nav
seeks 10 set Onu.

EhSard Miller. lawyer. orfa,n.d 8.
srIt nfhsr"as "nrprI. from Suprem" Court
Ju-rIc" B,-chon y.st"rday directing The
-up.rin "nd"nt ~ ~" Manhattan Srafr
Hospital - prO'Ip"" Mrs Helen e. CoRan
~ cont 'p-TpTrDS IN Inc ground thsf
-h'. has not been Legally committed
Nr- CpRan wrote a IsIf@r 10 Mayor
b3vu0r a-kIng him to inv'-rlgai" IN.
Ictt on. 81 woman Who lived ~ m" IA
prps" h"r and whom ~" could h.sr
saying unpleasant 'hIngS about nor and
'hv'RfnHIUE ~ kill h"f She wrote the
Mayor thsi @h" wss going 80 GOT a horse
whip and i"a' h"r ncighbcr Tho frE time
~" -a9 her IRE ieiiar vas turned over
- m" police and Mrs logan vas arrested
and seni to TIE Manhattan state Hospital
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FONSECA RULER OF BRAZIL
THF tRSHAL IVA al RtTFD
~ HEPi RITGS PRESIDE\T.
Pledges hin,>r,f TO Financial and Cur
rr0r> RrfSrm Fleet to Er Always
Hrad> strong Niiitar, >ntion
s'srsi.ai Friend Of pitrti states.


RIO UE JANIIgo Nov. Is The new
Pr,sl,lsnt % Brazil. Marshal H-r-n,'+ tia
Fonssca WAS Inaugura'-i TODAY with
imposing '-r-monI"- Ih"r' was gr-Ai
popular enthusiasm
The inaugural Address issued hv Pres
dent IA Funs-ca after - decl.rA' ON al
hIS Ii-t~riulnaiI ION - do ms .InJei ~
develop IN. country mnrailr and ma
az dInR-r1n.
lie will therefore adhere 10 the n..lIcy
81 his Predecessors. strengthening he.
sinking and guarantees funds. and with
drawing paper money ia accordance IA
the law of lsr aud reducing -Np"n'iii'Ir
tie declares hat 1t - necessary ." ht"I,
the nava' squadron always III "Uininl>-t"u.
and Expresses IA. CONVICTION thai when
the army II r-organis-i BRA al VAL n- -
strong mIiitarS ns''Oh
H.rIne- ia Fons-ci ~ thr. u-pil... of
Marshal D-O.iurI ia lou..cs. vino MAS
Formerly head 1t the Brazilian army.
first executive III she prov is,unli govern
rn-nr formed upon the sbdica'I"n Ut the
Fmp.ror DON ps-ir". IN $50 ami iir-' Pres
id.ui OF the republic Ih- new Pres al, III
AZ a cadet at the axe I'll ~ fI," wears
later h.. Mas comm I--iDn.l I.i''i ~ "nant
oi artillery and rh-uc- rus" through
nli the grades 10 b-. Marshal nf BRA ~
lie - cons rO.r-d the foremost authority
IN S"uth America ON military matters
~" Mas Minister II Mar "a the last ad-
mInisIratInn una, he resigned prI"r -
hls election a. Pr--"i'nt
ings toward the United States Al" has
repeatedly oppressed himself a. IN favor
81 ClD--r relations WIth TINS country
rather than with Europe. One ri H.
iay orite projects ~ the. establishment
ot Pan American bsnk h.. had IN
tended to spend some time ia tins country
on his way hom- from the European
trip which he has JIs' concluded. but Vas
obliged u cancel the visit from lack of
time. In doing so he. said {" a new -paF"r
reporter IN turOp"
4 hop. that INV vIsI, - only postponed
| should 'b,. deiIghi.,i ~ an opportunity
81 bringing closer the ti'-- of friendship
he ~ cell the two countries ! am a nTm
nsli-. ser IN Pan tm-rcanisrh. ana ! b"-
li.v. thai Brazil asks nothing b''''-r than
CLOSER relations political AMI cnInru"rcial
both with IN. nitad states and win
lli. ser r.publiC7S II the son h"Tn con
IiE.ni
The lIUdIng principle nf nv policy
A. Pr-sI,ipni ~ Brazil will bs n" de. 81
uptneni Of The enormous pD--bili't "i
the country IN trade and industry We
want capitalists and culunlsts Fnd would
welcome with open arms rnt-rprIsIng
men and companies from IN. lhitrd
States North American manufacturers
can establish themselves among rs with
the certainty Of a cordial w.lC"m. and faIr
treatment
President ia Fons..ca has announced the
follow ing a. his Cabinet Minister 81
Foreign Anairs Baron da Rio Brancu.
Interior. RIy adsS Ia COrr-a: Agriculture.
Pa,irn Toledo. Finance. Francisco SALES
Mar Gen Dsntas Birr-'tu, Marine. Nd
inIral Baj,tI-ra l-lu he new VICE
Pr--li-ni IL Dr W.no-.lap Bra
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DIED..

, OSTikNAN Enterri into resi- ~ NJ Luxe
Hospital. on Monday November ~ Of pDeu
MONA. Nszsr Cos'isyan. in the sSi year %
MS age
Funeral services A. INC Prs, Presbyterian
Church at East orange. J. 10 Gay ~ ! .,
= ~.
DFEGAN Daniel Dee gan. aged ~ year. ~
nrraIai'Th~ Hickman HIli ". r Church Refer
PRANK =. C,NPntLI~ William Good~ funeral
director
DiNSMOHr On M0nily. NOV crnh~- 10 1910.
rryA1' ". ,o1 "r she la'r isuurl y. Dt',
mere s'd Harris BgsT, ng-i ~ lrnr.
TurrrAl services 90 Wr:u"-Gl' Noyrmr-r ~.
81 iON " at tEurrh ~ Dur LHIs ~ Sc. .
Webster ~. ard l'S'h 81. laac 81 as l..
ia Pelham ~.
gOOTE.-Hlie-Sd Into lfr eternal cP.y No id4} .
November 10. ~ the r->iTr1cc NJ h-r NJ IN
.sw. SIR. Lowell " Palmer. fHLabr'h. wife
o. the late Arthur w~iIl- ginn Fo"i-
Funeral s~ryices stli he he'd a. ~ into ~.
BROOKLYN. on Wedle.dag afternoon. ~ haH
psst O'Clock. The nteTnenI viii be Ai
the convenience Of the family.
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~ SPEfT HI>hED ~
Accused >~bur, Park >rEr" Taken nj
Night To sOIntS .IRii.

AsHTRY PAIN, y Nov - Edriv
this morning Thomas Williams rh.. negro
upon whom suspicion RESTS "f IA" 'nur-
der 81 Mare smith the ten y"ar-u "a
schoolgirl. was taken from the laI herr
and whIsked IN an automobile 10 Fr'...-
hold the county sea-
In h.. charge Ut De'nC'lv. Elwund
Ninaugh and Coroner Purdv Williams
was hu-t led INTO an autpmobii. a. ~
O'Clock Warned thai an attempt might
he made by rh.. arm.r- around Farming
dale to wreck the machine and cap'ur-
III. negro. the parry r"nk "A cir,rIltnuS
route and arrived al the county sea- with
out interruption Williams wa- u.-ll..d
up in the county jail
Two nei, have. a--..rrt.,! that they law
Williams go over IN. second brIdg.. after
Inaying Griffin oh m" morning the
Grim. WAS committed and up ne. l,ll 20
"A place. near where. Marc Smith wi- in-i
,-.-n Williams DECLARED ~ h,- -'a' Pc
v,"ni 10 ~" polio. that after leaving
GrItiin'- shorty b.fnr" ~ u.clp,k lat
"Wednesday forenoon n" orO---.d IN"
fr~t bTIdg". iIru.i 30 the woods 10 h..
Ttgh' going w"-i and wen to thu. Iacr, -pn
horne on A-bury avenu" u - known
that III" n"gr" l"f' Gri'fin- b-' tween
~ and 10 ~ O'Clock instead Of around
noon. a. ~" -aId aIu IN" statement Ot
the Two men shows another dISCr"p-
ancy IN his story and places him at Third
and Ridge avenues Al or about the time
Marie passed on her wsy home from the
Bradley school Williams sweater.
with blood marks upon It and not yet
dry after a washing. was found behind
n trunk in the Atkins avenue room where
the PRISONER vas arrested William WYNN
al whose house the negro STAYED on
Wednesday and Thursdav night saws the
man seemed I'll a; ease
No funeral services over me body
Of Marie Smith will be- held her. The
hody was taken To IN" home 81 rhs par
ents on Nonro. avenue Whiiasvill.. This
afternoon by Under'aker Parry 10
morrow " will ~ taken to Brooklyn
rick = Catholic church Hamilton avenue.
a. 10 O'Clock In'.rment will he. m The
Flsrbu-h Cemetery The child wa born
ia BROOKLYN
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HII>OIS TENTRtI PIt\>.
GFs SANITATION n % was Maintained Z n.Irr
~tu, ,rsaRi Fish Wa, Btr Rr>uu,~si.

CH:, AGO. Nov Is On the authority Of
Eastern interests who are ia close touch
VITA lllnni- central AFFAIR, 1t rIn h. said
thai probably nothing will H.. done re
gHTding the announcement of "A successor
=" President James I Harahan Of tn.
ILLINOIS, central uu,ll th. directors u--t
~ New NUrS December u
President Hlrahan has left Chicago ~
attend 'h.. meeting "f the board 1" he.
held ~ New lurk ~ morrow
II present arrangements continue 1t -
though, that " |. PARK vice, president
~ charge of operation. Will b. tbs. choice
There ~ = growing CONVICTION. however.
that there viii hs a return "a the oTganiza 20
rIon - : ~ wa- under Stuyv-sant Fish with
president IN New NorN and vice pT.-I-
dent ~ charge Of actual management IN
4 hI,apn
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ORIILLE RIGHr sans.
s.oins TO H~riln To Teach German
N0lsiIrr> low To EiN.

Orvlll- Wright WIS u passenger on the
steamship kronisrin.e,-n IeCili- OF the
North German lloyd Lane. which sailed
Yesterday morning He will 60 To- Berlin
wh"r. most of his time vii b- spent III
training army officers IN the ils-. ot Ia.
new Wright machine for several 81 which
the German t.ov.rnin-nt has placed an
ORDER Germany his been decidedly
he hind france and Other nations in TAX ing
up tho aernplan" Heretofore that Coun.
~" ras gwen more attention io dIrIgiblc
hH,ipuns
Mr. Wright said l." .HJ.ctnd ia visit
all the a-r"plau" factories IN which the
rights Al" interested! - England. Francs
and Germany aud WuD'l act a. general
agent i"t ih'. company ia iurop.
No. | ava not going over Ia do any
spectacular living h" SAIL NV work
WI y" mora 81 au experimental nature
IN trying cat nur new lrNeutlpns h.
"rrnplau" IN nos "A husirrss proposition.
IN Wright sad that he and his brother
are experimenting With H"ruplan-s In
hurpp" a. we'll as ia America. and y. init
mated that they have. sam. surprise III
s'"r" Tor IA" European countries 10.
said h- did not know how long h- would
I''tnIIn abroad
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WOMAN HAD M RGLAR FOOLS.
Christine Peterson Arrested Near Rich
Mans Home In stamford.

STAMFORD. Conn. Nov. i5.-The STAN
ford police last night arrested a woman
who gave her name AZ Christine Peterson.
i54 johnson street. Brooklyn. Sh. sald
she was IS years old and single.
In handbag she carried the police
found three pick locks tools for showing
back aDaplocks and window fasteners
and eighteen skeleton and filed keys
Burglars have operated successfully
within a week at the homes ~ &. T. -
JasYray. I. ID. Rhinehart and George II
Jones' Several other entries hav" been
attempted.
Mics .Peterson's arrest was due tn u
warning iale phoDed 10 the polio. by a
man who saw woman Prov ling AT the
rear Of the Residences III wealthy folk IA
Bedford Park Chief Brennan arrested
her IN front Of the residence of George
G. Blickensderfer She told IN" polio"
rhe was looking for a woman friend wh"
was employed domestic. Sh"
couldn't give the address OF th" friend
She said rhe had been collecting keys for
years. She pretended not Ia know what
tho pick locks were.
Miss Peterson was arraigned befor"
Judg. Young on the charge Of having
bIrgiar'- tools She plea he'd not guilty.
and was held for trial under 81 go bond.
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DIED.

FULLER -Ou sundsy afternoon Noy- rh.t
1910 ~ Hotel -rlno1' ;. Linus T. Fu!lr-
Furera ,~r,i~-s will h- held a, 81 Tnorr
Episcopal Chpr-h SJi II, ara STA a o.
Wcl1-~ia,. November 70. al $50 = "a.
irru'cnt VEiNs;e
HlLTEBRNST On Tg--try 30 r-.~-- -. o.
Pr-siicnt riac-. King on. N,ldog'
conrad HUtcnrani. n hi. ri --sr ~
'orylr's THURSDAY. No, rmbr' =. - 30 ~ I.
a. family rc~iI-nrr Relative ana 'ri-~ 10 ~
lr'itc
iNriHGT ga November -. ~ master t".nf.i
Providence. u /. Joan Ia lsrr- 10 ID '''
l"rT ~ hi. age
igr"ral services s. TTaICis Na'isr b r d.
18Th - near Ssh az TEgr'ir r'r '.t-' BY
D,lOrs in'~rw-ut private
IEGGrTT 81 November ~ 1910 a. nv 80
dcrrc. ~. cement A. West "" Hrs7'"
staten Islaid. Nnna DwiEh- i.~ga"''. .. i''
~ fh- Res Tr~oiors \ IrEE''' y 70
Service A. h-r la-c rcsiIr- &C N~inr".'. '"
tefnUcr ~. 1850. at 1919 \ n SH-'N VI.
will Uc-' D3J y. " boH' fTori = H"'.'
Tap'rs pieaN~ rnpJ
LfYpOLDT N thr residence Of bis NOM" =. .''
East Dist ~. TrcirrIc. Lrypoii' e"n W
late rr,i~Trk i.ry poEdt and beloved huss''
Of Ad~ir lrnohi
Funeral .~-t ices "Wednesday evening NeS
her ~. ats o'clp~E Ia the church ~ ''seS
Io'ru Di-rIr~ sy'h 1t ana HsdiFDn = ~
i-rta"at private
rLprrS ',a1r Plots. ig~i - v~ar' -
~ TuF fUsUHsL GHTF'H. -sl NS'' VI
H"f"r q" william TOo'ir fInrral d'e~'''
RICHARD lsm~- RirkAri age ~ 80
Funeral a. .IaE FrNvH,L CHrErs 50
~ west III 4 tFFANH EasrHSi' W.
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hae Have ~" fear that YOU viii not bs
H. pgnte-,sd | have gwen the same
Mice aud assurance - the employees OF
o Corr."'i.u' tab company. who are
u,rsly satisfied wtth their pay and desire
GO back ais N.rv rruly yours.
" o. GArSOR. Mayor.
l,HN r,rNSEI 80
The officers Of IN" chauH-urs' union
rTr Very much surprised vest -rdaN
hen they heart that the taNiCah ser
go would 10" resumed to-day VI &.
Erkin, and Charles " Forster. --Cr-
Nv 81 the union Said IN" NrstCort com
,nv's chaufIeurs would not go back To
prk. and they knew. they sad. that the
,nnectICu' cab COMPANY p-opl" would
n 60 back until IN" union was r"Cog-
zad Perkins said
TIL. eight cen people of tn. N-s'cotr
,upany who ~-u' In call on th- Mavor
ere kicker. ~no i" un' represent IN"
h,-S The MaVor IL lahnrIng under
Ilse impression II he thinks th'>. I,-opi"
I'll go back
Gus Perkins. president of The Chauh, ,trs
I'd cab drivers unIon made statement
~, night To- IN. effect that Mr. Mead Of
10 New York Transportation Company
nd asked hun Ia get secret ballot from
L. men a. To whether or not they iaNor-d
scognition of TIA" union. MIR Mead.
nwever. made II PLAN Z" Mr. P"rkIn-
hat the cab company would ahld" hv III"
pe,Il' NJ the voting only III Cd-'' the secret
eliot resulted IN favor 1T tho open shop
Ir Perkins said Their. was Il meeting OF
~ of IN. men sunday night and that
aey then voted unanimously for tn"
Lao, -h,p
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TO REPORT O\ LORIMER a,>F.
senate Committee Win Bring iD Its Find
ina. DUrtnG coming session.

WAsHINGroS. Nov - The Senate
Committee on Privileges and Elections
which - inaurIng into charges that rhe
election 10 the senate 81 William I.orIm.r
II Illinois WAS effected through fraud will
max" report h"for" IN" Adjournment 81
the coming session TINS ~ 'h. substance
II statement made here tonight by
Senator Burrows oi Mich gan who ~ di-
rscting the Investigation The commit
t@- will hold = meeting her. "arIy ~
December II will decide th.u whether
further hearings shall b." held ~ 'h. I.0rI
Tner faSs'
senator Burrows VINO ~ = member 81
IN" National Monetary tOuTnis-iOfi docs
not look for Curr"n"y i"gIsiaiIDn ~ ~"
Ge~HiOp ihi~ wiufrr
u" -'I'i.'". - 900 lmpof1hp' fDr dis
Tp-HI ~ q. -hDr' -'-..pn. 10 sand In
Wy OPINION iff'" vii p" don" his wirl.rr
aud" from ~" passage. - ~" r.utiu"
supply bIil-
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Obituary <Ote,.

William tspinwall. aged 81 wears. died
lie was a son or IN. late ,ol and Mrs Lloyd
ASpinwalI the former being 4 direct de-
s"sndan' Of tho family that founded the
a-p'nwsll steamship COMPANY and for
whom the town Of that nam. in Panama
was named Mr. NsptuvalI was horn in
New Yor city. Tie had hved IN PlaiDheld
for Tw.iVe wears
Ih.. Rev ,dolphu- y Ma lossy. a Me'ho-
di-r ,lerRy man. dt"d y'~f-rdny IN long
Branch ! af th. g Of ~ wears Hc
vas horn ~ clinton county. P"nrsylNaria.
and "a graduated irom Dict insnn college
m 49, W" IL sur iN"d ~ hi- " tie ana on"
daughter
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fO\RtD HIITERR DTtD.
Target ~ ~iipi',I,iirr~ On Hudson. where
he HAD Worked SO Wears.

kIN,SION. y Y. Nov. u conrad
Hillpbrant the largest boat builder on he
Hudson River. wh" for half century had
been RAINING "A -hipvard at Son Ron
dnu' died al his home ON Presidents
place. this evening. aged ~ years lie
hat huIl' a Ihol-and brick and ice barge-
and canal hoa's. also many dry docks.
H.. wa- born IN Germany
Mr.. HIll.braDt was member of the
Board OF Pducar ION Of this cit for several
wears He was noted for his charities
and for twenty five years gave a turkey
10 each OF his 200 or more employees NJ
thris,mas
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TO DRyII. BRt/IIS ann
'eu,Ist>>Isn 81 German Onirrrs sirrasi,
rn Route q" thr Rrpui,',r.
1.1|I rGbI> D.splfIt % Tnf

~ps'i' I1b.> bSspIfc' 10 IHf SIS
BIKiI>. Nov /: Although "A despatch
from Rio .i- .Jan-.ro recently stated that
rh.. question 81 IN" German r-organrzl-
ton ~ the Brazilian army would not h.'
d-cId,-d until IN" new government was
installed newspapers here ay that
German military mission numbering
twenty officers 10 already en- route for
BraziI
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san FRASCIsCo. Nov. Is Mrs.. Virginia
yandarhilt, wife ~ " X Vanderbilt. Jr
to-day sold = business let on rho north
west corner 81 Davis and Commercial
atreesa for esO.OOO. The purchaser will
erect a fine building on it.
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AAREIED.

BROOKS HiGBfr.-On Tuesday, No, cnbrr =;
1910. az Nrsark ' J.. by the Pry LYMAN
whitney Alien. Helen Thornton. daughter of
NJ and Ms lanes NayFc Higbi- to 4.
trey Ire BrOoks
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WriIman and ,anniman Trm rhrir ~,or,
JW-0SEht

Walter W"llfnan and Nl"iru Nanrrn.n
b vii I"ciur" ~ 'arr-Ri" Han r"-nrRht IN
h"ir sir"mpi ." "T0-- ~" Atlantic IN IN .
America. RoD.Tl r.. Prpry will pref de
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Nspt:RT AkERS

VRANk ". CAM PBKaI. 5Al.7ASu 1eaS -
ChapeiS. Ambulance Service. Tel i9-A Lns~s~
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StrI46Gr"Y@G.
Foremost Clo,hiers sinee is+S.

This marvellous Increase in the de-
mand for Smith Gray & Co. overcoats
quadruple that of any previous cor
GRAY & Co. have been synonymous
with standard in fine overcoat con-
struction is your assurance of absolute
correctness of style that the assort-
menti is wider. that the quality is higher
and that the values are greater.
The assortment comprises some 50 dis
tinctive models for every conceivable service
all from the choicest and most exclusive fab
RIGS from the worlds best mills at prices rang
ing from SIS to SIS.
Here are few special values occurring in
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-28
NOW rs THE TIME.
Mer,7 ants Have Prepared for Holiday
Irade-EarIy Shoppers Win Profit.

Mercl7 ants Have Prepared for Holiday
Trade-Eariy Shoppers VIII Profit.
The local INGREDIENTS have made
preparations for the holiday trade
earlier than usual this year and the
special holiday stocks are the largest
and best that have ever been shown in
this city From the present Indications
the holiday trade will onen earlier ana
with a much greater activity than last
year, or in fact. any other previous sea-
SON. The merchants have made these
preparations with the thought in mind
that many would like TO take advan-
tage of an opportunity to do their shop
ping before the rush usual incident to
the last week before Christmas and
now have practically everything that
one could desire or could expect to
find in the stores of the larger cities.
In Justice to them selves and to the
employees of the many stores in the city
shoppers should do their buying as
earl,. as possible. Early shopping not
tunity to select from an unbrokn stock
but it also gives him more time to In
spect the goods and to buy with
thought At the same time 1t relieves
the clerks Of an unceasing rush of
trade the last few days of the shop
ping period. Early shopping will be
greatly appreciated by the clerks and
the merchants as we'll and in the end
the purchasers will be better satisfied
than If they waited until the eve of
Christmas before they started on their
shopping tour.