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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-30

The usual capacity audience for to-
is indicated by the large reservations
made at the Orpheum. The entire bill
Is proving ominently satisfactory ano
big audiences every evening are showing
every sign of appreciation OF the acts
The matlnees arc also we'll attended.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
CITI TERRV BOIT RIWS SIR.
Two swsW Hurt aDd the slip 5SuI out SG
commission

The municipal ferryboat Brooklyn
from ~ George. staten Island. assisted
by a strong tide rammed the bridge ~
her clip az the foot ~ Whitehall street
yesterday afternoon with 90 much vIo-
lenc, that many of her 20 passengers
were joltsd from their feet and several
were hurt The boom u tho impact
startled a thronR q, the Battery The
planking Il the solid part - the pier g.
which the bridge 10 hinged Was torn ~
and piled several fee, high The BronA.
Ign backed ont of the slip when her pilot
saw thar landing was dangerous and
docked Ia the slip Co the east The
damaged slip wac abandoned for the day
An ambulance surgeon attended two
women who mad been h,iTt and who were
later s"nt To their homes They are Miss
Catherine X kr,sger = 49, Lexington
avenue. Brooklyn. and Mrs ErnAstina
GudArian. aged p - lOi Nest Ninety
SIXTH street Miss krieRer mad got N
her feet IN the womens cabin when the
boat hit the bridge and she was thrown
against the arm % seat. Mrs GudArIau
was coming down the cornpSn conway
from the upper cabin and Was tumbled
down i've s'eTe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
FIGHT PiT ,SYOy ENTER cans.
Receiver sutherland says NOnkers Folks
kIcked IntII re changed.

The Public service Commission gave
hearing yesterday On the complaint
that the Broadway trolley line bStw-sn
Van Cortland' Park and Yonkers hAd
failed to Obey tho order 90 equip itS cArs
with Tenders and wheel guards
II wa brought out thar the residsnts
81 Ionkers DO not like the pay a. you
enter type 81 cars LssLe Sutherland
the receiver for the company who is
also the Republican leader Of Yonkers
said that so great was the outcry against
the cars that he had taken them on and
put back into operation the old styls car
The reason for the objections. Mr Suth-
srlAnd said was that Passengers found
them Inconvenisnt IN the matter Of en-
tsrinR and leaving The feeling in Yon-
kers aga net the cars was 20 strong Ia
fact Mr. Sutherland stated. that the
passengers had formed themselves into
what was known an dollar committees
the members ~ which combined to hand
q dollar biz 20 tho conductor ca change
every time they entered y car The result
Mfr Sut hsfiAnd kAid NAs 50 much con
fusion and dispute that many arrests
were made lscAIss ~ tho rows Which
folio wed bstween the conductors and the
Before taking steps 20 enforce its or
dera the commission consented on the
application % Mr. Sutherland 10 hold
. 1otner hearing On March q
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
ILWOST cor HOLL INDER.
secret service NGent Trace Him to
Montreal. Then Loses HIn.

MoNrRt quebec March 10 Alex
andeT HoIiander. for whom the MontIea
police have leon holding warrant
sworn out Nv Nev ,rN state Attorney
Henry 4 Wise charging HIM with grand
larceny. ESCAPED arr~-, here early this
morning SPECIAL Agent Pouhn u the
UnitNi States secret service visited q
private res!d@nCe IN NOrthn cunt a sub
urb. where Hollander Wa, SHOWN n 10
pouln went away to ret q local qffncer
10 -erVe the warrant When he returned
with Detective Marley q search OF the
house showed HollAnder had gone
Hollander VAS the head ~ the customs
brokerage firm uf alexander Hoilander
A 90 ;? Wall street lie fed m January
after the arrest ~ two % his clerks on
charges II defraud.nR the customs one
specific Case was an automobile on which
me importer paid Hoilander tho full
duty \ clerk altered the invoice value
50 that only a fraction ~ the duty was
"a ID 10 the Custom Hous~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
ARRESTED FOR CONTEMPT.
"esano Neisea. q Wealthy Clubman
tgnorcd . Writ % Csart.

PoCOHHEEPAIE. March IS.-For ign"r-
ina writ of Justice MOrschAuser direc' :
inG him 20 appear in court and show cause
Why h ahould not he punished for Con-
tempt. Horatto Nelson. u wealthy club
mar and automobiles. YES ordered Ir-
rested by JGA,ice Aorachauscr to-day
me order of arrest IL the outcome oT .
sdit for $40 for a monument erected
IN the Poughkespsts Rural Cemetery
TO the memory q Nelsons father. Will
am Nelson. millionaire New York
real estate operator Nelson 10 a director
OF the IDutcheas Golf and Country club
and captain ~ the clubs team He Is
director Of other organisation.
The Graham Granite Works obtained
lndgment aaaine' Nelson, who In eSe vi
tor ~ he fathers estate by default
The Sheriff returned the execution unly
partly satisfied and Nelson was ordered
70 appear bsfore John b. Gr,Ibb q referee.
on February ~ and he examined in sup-
plementAry proceedings. Ne didn't
Appear and again failed to comply with
an order to appear before the referee
IN March 10 He appeared before Justice
Morsrhailser and promised Ia submit
10 examination before him lAst saturday
hut failed Ia appear To-day Justice
Morpchaneer signed an order for his
Arrees The sheriff u ordered 10 produce
Nclson In court on the morning 81 April o.
Nelaon's palatial residence N on the
south road near this city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
SH4CKLETON'S AMERICAN rOUR.
Pians OG the English Explorer On HsIs VIsas
to This Country.

Lieutenant Sir Ernest n. ShAckIeton.
L V o.. and Lady ShscklstOn sailed
from England on the LusitAniA yesterday
and will arrive in New York on ThuFsday
or early Friday morning They will 20
10 the Hotel Manhattan, where they will
be the guests of the TrAnsportAtiOn Club.
the president Of this club. Edwin p.
Benz amIn being a friend Of Sir Ernest.
Sir Ernest and Lady Shacklston leave
for Washington on the Congressional E=-
press Friday afternoon. and proceed
20 the British Embassy. where they will
hs the guests II Ambassador Bryce dur
ing their stay in Washington.
On Saturday Sir Ernest will be- pre-
sented 20 President Taft the arrangement
being made by the British Ambassador.
Mr. Bryce. who will give a luncheon IN
honor Of Sir Ernest and Lady shacklstoa
Saturday noon. at which Commander and
Mrs Peary are TO be among the guests
This will be the frst meeting between
shAcklston and Peary
ON Saturday evening Presldsut Taft
will confer upon Sir krnsst the gold medal
Of the National Geographic Society.
On sunday Gilbert II. Grosvsnor vii
give a luncheon IN honor Of Sir Ernest
IA order that the officers of the National
GeogTa phic Society may have q confer
enoe with him concerning the propoeed
American Antarctic expeditaon The
ShAcketons return 90 New York Sunday
afternoon. and will proceed 90 the Hotel
Manhattan.
On Monday SIR Ernest vii be
Elest at q luncheon given in his honor
BY the Pilgrims Of the United States &C the
Lawyers lub Monday sweating tho gold
medal Of the American Geographical So
ciety will be presented TO SIR Ernest az .
msetinE 10 bs held IN the hail Of the Eng
neers Club.
On Tuesday the Explorers Club will give
a luncheon In honor Of the visitor at the
Hotel Aston.
On tuesday evening viii occur Sir
Ernsst's first public lecture IN America.
Il will take place in Carnegie Hall.
Joseph ". Choate presiding. Com
mander PeAry will make an address Of
welcome and Sir Ernest will deliver his
lecture on -Farthest south. Illustrated
by acknowledgement pictures. Subes-
quently be will lecture in New EnglAnd
and Canada.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
WISTER BEG6 IR HELD.
N"S Hes . Prom otter. nat Ne FaIsed 20
Support Hta ChIIdrsn

NIusm 4 Poster whose begging
r''ers IRE --'d 10 he models end who
fa"Ihty for &. ining new II ndlord's
g graces ~ u LsrIn He WIS In the
mis- police court Yesterday On the
rg~ Of ling to pay the q week
r. Iir~d of n m By Justice deuel. Of Special
B. on- for the support Of his children
Nh"r NJ gi-tr.te cornell asked him
ether hs was still writing those letter.
90 -fnhs rrs as~d gent larnan the mT -ter
-. replied wIfh dignity
N"J- H"r"r. ! I'm promoting mIn'ns
0 .-'rHErf
.r-'er IS arrested -eVersl months ago
~ r.- ,A rye Of dsserttnR his five children
-..f 'r-'r two gOveTne~seN ~ the Hotel
..r1a tu Erss Eleventh street Justice
e. . ,pmm''t~d the children 20 the Five
80 industrist Home ard fOseer WIS
sd ." e. upon his promise 20 pay -
COX fur iheir support He made only
.sH U.ymerts
.r frdry night Agert MPtsOn 81 the
tr.r -oc'ety picked him up. Accord
'. '. t-on FOst ~ h ~ been frequent NJ
%. .r4-'- ~ the tedersl Building When
u- sppe red there 10 carried
'H II busrTe.s looking documents
made CopiO,R Hote~ ~ the prOoeS d.
.. He also got greet deal Of MIL
80 ~" general delivery
vs. held for further hearing
-'r' 20 the TOmis IN default 81 $500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
THE CIRGIs mans FOR TOWN
And ~ Better Than Ever for Here are
IIS NON cities

The Barnum aud BaIlsv Circus started
for town last tight and will open its season
at the Madison square Garden on Thurs
day II ~ two wears older than when 70
Was lar' seen here ana the solemn Assur
ance comes from The Bridgeport winter
quarter that u has grown a lot IN that
time ANA - nov greater and grander
than ever ~ any rate there are this
wear 80 horse- ~ elephants lOp cages Of
ANIMALS fnD new performer 50 clowns
and rs new acts. all 81 which all Ill
eightv-fva cars on the road tour
The thriller this wear n called -Des-
peyato. a diving daredevil which has a
sound ike arti0n He dives from a high
platform and lands IN a chute instead ~ a
iank Among the other features are
rhArlIe the trained Chimpanzee Nine
IordOya the Venus e the air. the
WhizI-W hrl Brothsrs Adonis wizards Of
~" ~Aying fagstah and Baby Brzhoono.
me only giraffe horn and reared ia cap
ttvlrv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
enc AGO SWTTCHMEN WIN.
state Arbitration BEARD 1.raUss 7.k00 .
Per Cent. Rasse

CHICAGO. March 10 4 decislon grant
ing Chicago switchmen an increase IN
wages uf , cents an hour over the old
rates has been handed down by the Illi-
ncts State Brand % Arbitration The
decision affects 7.SOO ysrdmen afiliated
with the brotherhood ~ Railroad Train
men and employed On thirteen railroads
catering Chicago The wage increAses
amount to sboIt per cent.
A demand az the men for time and
half pay for overtime work wac denied
by the hoard. The daciaion however
recommends 90 the railroads that ten
hour day W leas he established under
average conditions. Compensation for
overtime work. the arbitrator decided.
snAll be at the regular rates ~ pay
The award means that the men WIll re-
ceive an increase Of - cents a day on the
basis Of ten hours and wiih overtime u
will amount 10 q raisN of from - 10 90
q month. Tn the basis Of aGHD switch
men IN Chicago. .S9 81 whom are mem
hare Of the SUitchmsns Union 20 North
America the increase Of ? cents an hour
will coat the railroads approximately
sSno. ooo a year in addition 20 the present
psvroll
Neither slde 10 sAIIsfIed with the de
cieion. The men wanted more ana the
railroads did not wish To give anything
Both aides. however. aer~ed to abide by
the boards finding.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
ORDAINED M BISHOP o. oONNOR
PoaIlnraI Mass m RreOgnitlon &C the
Day % Thelr OrdlRa ton.
snrrH ORANaE. Y J Ma

SOrTH ORANGF. March 10 With
solemn pontifiCal mass IN The chapel ~
the Immaculate Conception az Seton Hail
College this morning ten seminarians
were ordained To- the priesthood by Bishop
O'Connor The ordination CEREMONY
usually takes place at a low mass. but
As today ~ the feast OF ~ Joseph tho
high mas was Used.
The new priests are the Rows. Michael
MeChlsr and BroniSlaus peznalski Of
Newark. John Y Mulliglnd ~ Jersey
Citv. John = Maxwell OF PttSfsld. Mas
Edward ! Barrett OF Parsons Pa. John
J Estigsn 1T Hoboken: Maurice X Spilans
OF HAMPTON. y Charles " TiChlsb Of
Paterson Thomas u Iarkin of this
place and Lawrence J. TTsve=- of Phil
hpsburg
Mrhe Rev James Ilnherty assisted tha
Bishop as arch priest.the Rev De James
r Mooney, president 81 Seton Hall a.
archdeacon. the Rev Frances McHugh
and the Rev nr Thomas Mclaughlin
a. deacon and subdeaoon. the Rev. d..
John D,Ifiy and the Rev. Or. John Dauen-
hauser, deacons ~ honor. and the Rev.
Chs rles A Smith. chancellor Of the diocese,
aud the Rev. John Gcrmley. masters OF
ceremony.
Zach priest will celebrate bis drst mass
on Easter IN his home parish
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
HOLES ~ DICKEI PICTI NJ.
or Painting ~ Retired Justice q" ne
InN rtled Tomorrow Defacra.

The portrait ~ former Justice William
n Dickey n the Supreme Court ~ the
Second district. which u TO ~ unveiled
Tomorrow in Part III in tho Court House
IN Brooklyn. was received yesterday and
unboNed The discovery that about nifty
holes had hen punched IN the Canvaa,
apparently Ivy a hatpin or some other
sharp instrument. caused much surprise
and speculation among the court attend
ants as ~ the motive for the defAcemen'
The holes had heen made from the painted
side ~ the canvas and are scattered over
q large part ~ the surface
Gen HoratIo & King. chairman Of the
COMMITTEES OF Brooklyn lawyers who
have presented the picture. expressed
tho opinion that while the picture. which
- tho work 81 II Call the well known
artist had heeH oil view IN Manhattan
some small hoy mi-chievously inclined had
punctured the canvas with his mothers
haipin sen King doe not believe that
l, was spit" work hut he intends IL have
the matter thoroughly Investigated
The p'Incturcs do not show when the
rs,nting - hung on the wall. and they "a n
easily 10 efaCed Nv the artist
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
vANDALs IN CENTRAL PARK.
rae, DESTROY ShrubOery ana nuan Gar
dema-

The annual spring spoliAtion Of Central
Park by Inischievous boys and young
men has already got under such head
way that Park Commissioner slower
sent word TO the park police yesterday 60
exercise - vigilance to-day ~ pre-
venting destruction 81 park property.
The depredAtio1s are mostly committed
On pleasant sundays. when large numbers
Il visitors are In the bag reservation and
the limited number Of policemen are nm
able to watch all II them. The damage
done To -hrubbsry last Sunday Was very
great The vandalism was especially
severe upon the rhododendron planta-
tons near the East Drive above
McC'own'z Pass tavern These are this
Old plants acquired nv tho Park Depart
ment several years before Mrs. Russell
Sage donated ssO O'O worth ~ the plants.
No attempt Was mad. Ia steal the Plants.
They wer~ just pulled up nv the roots
or the stalks we're bent over and broken.
~ a herd of cattle had been driven
through the plantations not much more
damage would bAve teen done. The
gardeners gathered up a truckload OF
uproosed and broken plants.
The Park police squad - short 81 men.
hut even With the full force II 10 impos-
sible to keep an eve on all parts IT the
park. IL 10 zap TO the public to stop de-
stroyinR Its own property, Commissioner
Slower thinks
rhs Commissioner - gong 10 appeal
to the public school children to lend their
ard In the preservation ~ public property.
The Commissioner Wtll have a circular
sent Co the teachers and ask them to rad
N 70 their D,lrtls in the rlasa rooms
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
BOWB ron STRIkE BREAkERS.
d, aaHsIte wakes ~ Jews Who Teok the
Places sf STRIKING italians.

RED RANE. y. y. March 10 An al
tempt was made early to-day 10 blow M
the tenement house ~ Peter DemidowItz
in Mechanic stree, Two dynamite bombs
had been sst. but one % them failed 20
explode The other one went on smash
ing all the windows IN the house and
doing other damage but injurinS no one
For the last two months there has been
a strike az Eisner's clothing factory One
hundred men. mostly Italians. are out
and their places have been hlled by JsS
iah workers Twelve Of ne strikers live
in DemidowitI's house and the police Aay
that thea- men we're undoubtedly 'he
intsuhed victims % the dynamIters
when the bOsnb exploded eVerv one m
the house was asleep The sound Of ~"
explosion and the crashing ~ glass
aroused the whole neighborhood and
there was great excitement for a time
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
Drnuns the Criminal C.Irna.r

SiI courts % General Sessions and two
Jus;lces n tho supreme Court hearing
criminal cases have enabled District At
torDey Whitman TO make an Appreciahls
impression On the criminal calendAr 81
this county during tho last week Tho
standing calendar has dropped hfty-two
cases. from 80 % slS. sinct last Monday
The number q prisoners awaiting trial in
the Tombs has decreased from iSl to 1877
in the nAms time. These figures show q
considerable drop from the condition az
ske hsginning o. the March term At
that time thu standing calendar was $50
and thsre weTs iT7 pFtsODsrs IN the Tomhs
aWaiting trial
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
TO TRY ZEaLOIS POLICEMEN
snVestiEatIen % ENciar Arrests started By
MAJ OF Leads 60 charge

Charges were filed oy Inspector
schmittb@rger yesterday against Police
men Charles r Cunningham Of the Ed
ridge strest station and Thomas Keenan,
OF the Madison street station. whose &C
tivity IN making excise arrests IN Tho
Bron1 while they wore OF duty was tho
subject Of a letter which Mayor Gaynor
sent recently 10 Polio" Commissioner
Baker. The Mayor suggested that 30
much real might ne worth looking into
The charges against Keenan, include
one for not making just the sort Of
arrest for which hs hAs been criticised
He 10 also charged with borrowing money
from saloon kespera and with drinking
In q saloon while IN uniform
Cunningham IL accused 81 borrowing
tlb frosn . BronH saloon keeper and %
drinking soda cocktAils- IN a saloon
while in uniform.
The policeman will M tried before
Deputy Commissioner Walsh on Monday
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
NAY RENT HTH ST. CHURCH.
Justice FItKGserAld Grants Psrwiss10n
Win an Option for IIs sale.

Supreme Court Justice FitEOsraId
granted permission yesterday 20 the
Fourteenth Street Presbyterian Church
Co rent it, church property AZ Second
avenue and Fourteenth street 90 the
church extension committee q the
Presbyterian Church for two years At
sIO.ooO a year. with option Of buying for
e2gO 40 ~ the end Of that time. The rent
- to be used for the support Of the Green
name the FOurteenth Street Church has
united with the Thirtesnth Street Preaby-
terian Church. They are 10 Use the ThiF-
tenth Street Church near Seventh avenue
The church extension COmmittes 10 to
use the Fourteenth street building -
. lnbOT church.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
NEW COURSES ar COLUNRIA.
Tue UniVerslty Gives Mere Atteatlsa To
Musao-LlhPaFy Ece0saiS 20 Ne Taught.


Musao-LIhrary EceaoasS 20 Be Taught.
Music will be one Of the features OF the
summer session % 1910 at Columbia Uni-
versity. the course being much more
extensive than ever before. There will
be the usual hand concerts and organ
recitAls. open 90 the public. and in Addi-
ton there will be q course in choral music
under the direction Of Walter Henry Hall.
He Uill hold reheArsals three times
week in which students will JOIN with
q chorus % $50 Of his own. and At the
closs Of the session there will be a hlg
muaical festival at the university with
chorus, orchestra and soloists.
Among tho now courses will bs those
In medicine. Law and library economy.
The couraes In medicine will he on elm
ioal pathology under PrOfs. Wood and
Vogel; bActeTiology. under Prof. Wads-
worth and Or. Zinsser; physiological
chemistry. under Prof Giles and DR.
Rnsenbloom: nutrition. under DR. Foster
and physical and medical diagnoses.
The last named IN not open Ia women.
and all will count toward the degree Of
doctor % medicine. The lectures ON law
properly by PrOl' RircSwey. on sTm.
Inal Law. oy Ralph W Clifford: bankruptcy,
by John w. PARKS. and New York proceed
ure by Prof. Redtield. and all viii count
toward the degree o. bachelor Of law
The course Ia library economy will
be under the direction. % the librarian
Of the university. W. Dawson Johnston.
and his assistants will he librarians IN
active work There will he lectures on
photography by Miss Mildred A. Collar.
librarian TO y. n. Fearing. Newport.
r. l.; on book selection and book buying.
With study az the standard works 81 ref
erence. by Miss Helen Rex Keller Of
Columbia University. the selection Of
ohildren's books. by Miss Clara W. Hunt
Of the Brooklyn Public Library: on book
buying and book publishing in New
York city. by Joseph PiAss Of the Library
Of Congress; cAtaloguinG and classification.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
MaV SETTLE VINE DSSP, r..
Scale q e~,1'Irtec Empeweresi tSNesotIaIr
for Q I've Near Wa9e Agreement

CIScISNAII. March 10 The CnitNd
Mine Workers ~ America gave TO-DAY 20
their members 81 the sub-Acsle COMMITTEES.
together with the International officers
discretionary power To neRotIate.A wage
agreement 10 govern Tor tao years con-
rnencing April !.
This action Was taken after Pre~Id~nt
Lewis Of 'he United Miners repeated the
decIAration Of the operators side voicsi
by r n PennA. commissioner 81 the
Indiana operators that there would -
no use In further negotiations unless there
va some hexibility in the miners stand
The operators % the sub-@cale com
mittee will return here Monday ith tn.
expectation of formulating soune kind OF
an agreement The action ~ TODAY -
believed bv many 20 have paved the wav
for q speedy agreenlsnt.
The final action OF the cub. scale com
mittee is ~ course subject "a ratification
by the miners convention. which will
reassemble daily next week until N"
differences between the operators and
miners are adjusted or tinal disagree
rnent assured
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20

Charlea BuTnham Of Norwich. conn and
Mis- Beatrice Manbride a DAUGHTER ~ Mr
nd Mrs Nathaniei AleNandeT MacbTide.
we're married az noon yesterday az Tho
homo 81 the brides parents 80 West Nine
fourth street Only the immediate man
bera Of the families Witnessed the cere
mony which vas performed By the Rev
Hugh TritchaPd OF the fifth Avenue Pre-
bv1eTian Church Miss Isabel Macbride
& slater Of the bgids. we the maid Of honor
nam Ell last night On z wedding TRIP through
ths south and afpsTward win live u Los
enaelea Cal The hftde wna graduated
ron CorSsii Univsrslty 10 IoSs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20

t", Edward = Ssndsrson %
.Hri ONO. has accepted . call 30
.r. & ia" CongregAt ional Church
". CRIME p BTookiyn. which wss
..t ~ the Rev d. Richard \
'1T more than half century
-. Mr SAndeTson WhO 10 - years
rs Unmarried - a graduate ~
.-' tnli0ge ard tho Hartford TheO-
urinary and has had pastoratee
-rIy Mass and Providencc. r {
tlke charge 81 he new field At
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
10 REIORu LEG a. PROCEDI RE.
Judge Parker Names Committee for the
InlTsrtn Liquidation COarerenre.

Judge Alton p. Parker has named IN"
following committee on reform IN legal
procedure. which Commi;'e" was au-
thoriKsd nv the national conference on
uniform State legislation recently held IN
Washington and was instructed 10 90
operate nth = siFnile- COMMITTEES 81 me-
American bar Association.
Ralph W Breckenridge Omaha. Neb
Morgan J. O'Brisn. New York citv
william y chandler New Hampshire.
John n SAnborn. Madison. Wa, seldom
p spencer. ~ Louis. Mo stephen n
Allen. Kansas; Charles Jewett. New
Albany. Ind. Thomas " shelton. Nor
folk. Va stephen \ Gregory chicago
~ Willard Salisbury. Wilmington. Vel .
AmAHa NJ Eaton. Proytdenos X J.
lawrence Cooper. Huntsville. Ala. Henry
Wade Rogeru New Haven. Conn George
Turner Spokane. Wash W Mscintyr"
Georgia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
DrramIan.I to Open va, IL

Greater Dream land will omen 10 season
on Nav ~ with. the management says.
more new attractions than before EG-
cepting fhs tew stormy months Of the
winter Workmen have been continuously
err plOyed n the park on heavy structural
work building new rides. amusements
and devices Tor CoDey Island merry
fpaksTa