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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-10

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-10
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-10
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-10

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-10

NOTICE Or FsSAL SETTLEMENT
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-10

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-10
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-10

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-10

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-10

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-10

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-10

NcTucE o. FINAL SETTLEMENT
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-10

.McrrE OF FExAA SETTLEMENT
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-10
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-10

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-10

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-10

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-10

Mr7r8E o. FINAL SETTLEMENT
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-10

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-10

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-10

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-10

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New-York tribune., 1910-12-02
BULL ATTACKS A HOUSE
Nearly Wrecks Woman's Home
Before It Is Captured.
3 Telegraph to % Trffune. /

Burlington, n. J. Dec. AFTER break
ing away from a farmland, who was
taking the animal to an abattoir, a big
bull made an attack upon the home of
Mrs Edward Rex during the absence of
the family to-day. and nearly wrecked
the house before it was recap aptured. Mrs
Rex returned TO find a crowd in front Of
Fer home.
There's bull in there. Dustin your
house TO smithereens," yelled a young
ster. and the noise verified il
Mrs Rex and neighbors, who entered
by the front door. were almost smoth-
cred by gas. They found the bull had
wedged itself between two doors leading
into the narrow kitchen A boy volun-
teered 10 climb through a window and
pry open the door. so that men from
gas company could get in and turn off
the Cow Of gas. The bull was then
dragged out, taking a part of the wall
with il.
The kitchen was d sad sight. The gas
range had been knocked over and this
had caused the gas to escape The whole
rear of the house looked as though a
bombsheu had struck II.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-02
WOMEN LESS BEAUTIFUL
English Artist Says It's Difficult
Now to Find Good Models.
~ Telegraph 70 The Tribune.


Chicago, Dec IA London cable dis
patch TO The News" says:
Yes" says Marcus Stone. the eminent
Royal Academician, in an interview this
morning. the English WOmans figure,
like that Of her American sister. is be
coming less beautiful. Excessive athletics
spoils the forms of American women.
and all will look like rail splitters by and
by The English woman's figure, once so
exquisite. because SO natural, suffers
from corset distortion, and it is almost
impossible for an artist to find a good
model any more among our women.
I'VE artists are students of anatomy.
much the same as are surgeons, and we
know how the figures of women are dis
torted Women's neCks used to be
extraordinarily graceful, but the normal
Womans neck has disappeared All are
too short, owing to the shoulders being
held so high by cOrsets. The square ap-
pearance of the shoulders Of the women
of to-day is due TO the construction of
the waist by the corset. The fat chested
women seen everywhere also show the
results of wearing corsets.
MY figures for painting are taken
from the women at the beginning of the
last century. when high wasted gowns
we're worn without corsets. The young
women who sit for me cannot pose in
these gowns properly. They always sit
as if they were wearing corsets. They
have lost the knack OF Dendlng nat
urally and gracefully.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-02
FIRE PUT OUT WITH COAL
Slight Blaze at Harvard Club Ex-
tinguished Easily.

Flames peeped over the top Of one Of
the chimneys of the Harvard Club in
West 44th street, early last evening.
and attracted the attention of Patrol
men Connolly and Smith. on strike duty
across the street, III front of Sherry's.
While Connolly. urged on by the Har-
ward men, ordered the stationary fire
men IN the building TO bring two buckets
Of coal to the roof. Smith hustled Fire
man Kavanaugh in a taXicab from
nearby fire house. AS soon as Fireman
Kavanaugh took command he grasped
the buckets. tipped them slightly and
rolled the coal down the chimneys. The
last bit of fire then went out.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-02
WHITE PLAINS LAWYER GONE
Advertisement Appears Making
Appeal to Edgar K. Brown.

An advertisement in a White Plains
newspaper yesterday asking Edgar x.
Brown to communicate with his home
az once about his mothers estate. and
also TO telephone 5935 John, disclosed
that Mr.. Brown. who is a Westchester
lawyer, has not been at his office. in
White Plains. or at his home, in Mount
Vernon. in seven weeks.
II have had several letters from him. -
said Mrs. Brown last night, and I know
he will soon return and explain every
thing TO his friends"
Mr.. Browns friends. nevertheless,
seem TO think his absence from his office
at the county seat for such a long time
strange Few men are better known in
Westchester County. When Mount Yer
non became a city. in 1896. Mr.. Brown
ran on the Republican ticket in the 9Th
Ward for Supervisor. and was elected.
He served in the Board Of Supervisors
from 1896 TO 1906. inclusive. He was
chairman of the board for two annual
sessions. those of 1908 and 1904.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-02
FELL OUT OF SKlDDING TAXI
Mother and Little Son Barely
Escape Serious Injury.

Mrs. T T. Anderson and her three
year-old son Elliott, of Breton Hall.
S5th street and Broadway, were thrown
from taxicab while going through the
fremont tunnel under the Grand Con-
course. in The Rronx. last evening, and
narrowly escaped serious injury.
Seated on the box of the taxicab were
the chauffeur, Ernest Burhous, and
PatroIman Milan Pratt, on strike detail.
When crossing the streetcar tracks in
the tunnel the taxicab skidded. Both
men We're thrown from their seats, the
left hind wheel was smashed to spIint-
ers. and one of the doors. broken from
its hinges, flew open and Mrs. Ander-
son and her son were hurled through it
Both were badly bruised. but refused
medical assistance. The policeman and
chauffeur were only badly shaken up
AS soon as a second taxicab could be
hailed the passengers were taken to their
destination.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-02
'GAVE LIFE AS SACRIFICE
Woman Kills Herself for Fear of
Spreading tuberculosis.

Washington Dec. Mrs. Lena A.
Skunk. wife of Alonzo W. Skunk. clerk
in the office Of the adiutant general OF
the army, deliberately killed herself
yesterday by inhaling illuminating gas.
Mrs Skunk who was thirty-six years
old. was afflicted with tuberculosis.
Every possible means to cure her had
reen resorted TO without success. When
her husband returned home late yester-
day he found his wife seated il a chair,
dead. with a tube from a gas jet in her
mouth Letters to her doctor and her
husband showed that the motive for her
suicide was fear that she would be the
means Of spreading tuberculosis infec-
tion 10 others.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-02
ECONOMY IN THE CABINET
Members Making Personal Ap-
plication of President Views.
TFron The Tribune Bureau


Washington. Dec. 1.-Washington eats,
drinks and sleeps economy IL IS EN-
blazoned across the White House, 1t per-
vades the government departments and
even the prodigal Capitol has telt It's
.peu. Offices are filled with studious
officials carefully pruning on adding ma
chimes; tablets and cuffs serve the same
purpose in the streetcars and table
cloths and napkins in the dining rooms
Everybody seems to be subtracting and
dividing. There is no addition or multi
olication. The Cabinet is so deeply I'M
nersed in the success of the plan tnat
the health of several of its members IS
in danger.
Attorney General Wickersham spent
his morning between his department and
the White House. On leaving the Presi-
dent he rushed TO the Capitol TO explain
his estimates before the Appropriations
Committee. On his way he dashed into
the House restaurant, was Immediately
fianked by assiduOus walters, and was
about to be overwhelmed by newspaper
men, when he drank five cents worth of
milk and rushed away. a saving Of
time a saving of money, economy Sec
retary Nagel sends out for a sandwich
and munches it over his book Of estf-
mates Secretary Wilson often goes
IunchIess while he pares and pares- Sec
retary Ballinger mingles with the grab
bers in the lunchrooms. Time is saved,
money is saved, but people are wonder
ing whether it is good for the vitality of
the executive department of the govern
ueut
New-York tribune., 1910-12-02
BIC FERRyBOATS IN
NORTH RIVER CRASH
Panic for a Minute as Pennsy!-
vania Boats Come Together
Just Outside Slip.
WOMAN's CABIN RAMMED
No Loss of Life, Though Many
Are Cut and Bruised, While
Other Are Sufferers
from Shock.

The ferryboats Cincinnati and st
Louis, Of the Pennsylvania Railroad,
crashed together last night off the slip
at Exchange Place. Jersey City, and
threw the hundreds of passengers, many
Of whom were women, into a panic. One
woman was badly cut on the right side,
while two others We're also slightly in
jured. Many were badly shaken UP and
suffered from shock.
The Cincinnati was starting for New
York. while the St Louis was on her
way from New York The tide was run
ming strong. and the pilot of the Cincin-
natl was having trouble making for the
slip It was just as the boat was about
to enter, and at the instant when it was
completely hidden from the St. Louis,
that the crash came.
The freeboard of the Cincinnati struck
the forward side of the Women's cabin
Both boats We're well loaded with pas
sengers. who ran about wildly, ready,
many Of them, to leap overheard if their
fears were not quickly allayed The
women passengers who were in the ca bin
were hurled across the room and began
TO Shrek in fright
Mrs. Nester Elting. of Nc 1874 York
street Jersey City. was tossed up against
the side of the cabin with considera BILE
force, badly injuring her right side. She
was taken TO st. Francis's Hospital, Jer-
sey City. Three other women were hurt
badly enough to require treatment. They
were Anna Clock, of No POI Baldwin
avenue, Jersey City, whose left knee was
sprained. Mrs. Sarah Sparker. of No.
IA North 9Th street, Brooklyn. whose
nose was broken, and Joha ma Sass, of
No. 80 kearny avenue. Jersey City, who
had a bruised leg They were all at
tended by the physicians who were sum-
moned and then went TO their homes.
Many other passengers were slightly cut
or bruised
According to the pilots stories. both
gave the signal TO back. but it was then
too late 10 avert the crash. The Gin
cinnat escaped without damage.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-02
HAS HYSTERIA IN SUBWAY
Woman, Unable to Stop Crying,
Sent to Bellevue.

Crowds of men and women waiting for
trains on the downtown island platform of
the Grand Central subway station, a about
o'clock last night, were startled to see
well dressed and pretty young woman.
whom no one up to that time had noticed,
burst into tears and hear her moan as II
in agony. Kind hearted men and women,
at the suggestion of special officer. tried
TO quiet her. but she cried the harder and
wrung her hands,
NJ J. Riordan. the special patrolman,
questioned her. but could get no answer.
Finally Riordan decided to take her to the
street. Followed by a crowd Of passengers,
he led her TO a drug store near by. and
there she was questioned by PatrOlman
Shaw. of the West 3Oth street station. She
did not seem able 10 stop crying. and Shaw
sent for DIR. Lyman. of Bellevue Hospital
where the girl was taken, suffering, the
surgeon said. from hysteria.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-02
GET GIANTS OF THE SEA
Captains Smith and Haddock for
Olympic and Titanic.

Captain Herbert J. Haddock of the
White Star liner Oceanic. which left
port on Wednesday for Southampton,
was congratulated by wireless yesterday
on his appointment to the command of
the new White Star giant steamship
Titanic. The news of his selection to
command the biggest ship in the world
and the appointment of Captain Ted
Smith, OF the Adriatic, to the command
OF the Olympic was brought to port yes
terday by the Majestic.
Since the launching of the 45.0OO-ton
Olympic several weeks ago at Belfast,
there has been considerable speculation
as t. who would command her and her
sister ship, the Titanic. There have
been many candidates for the command.
as the promotion from one ship to an
other of bigger tonnage carries with it
a substantial increase in pay.
Captain Smith, who will take the
Olympic. is the commodore of the White
Star fleet He was assigned to the
Adriatic when she made her maiden trip
to this country. his place on the Oceanic
being taken by Captain HaddoCk.