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70
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The sun., 1910-12-28
PAWN TICKETS FOR CHRYSTMaS.
Mother and Three children Found StarS.
Ing and Neither May Die.

Mrs. Margaret Plumb. - years old,
was found starving in her apartments
over a barber shop at $50 Utica avenue.
Flatbush. last night by Policeman Gull
Of the Snyder avenue station. who broke
into her rooms after one of the tenants
had told him that there was something
there that ought to be looked after.
On a cot IN bedroom empty Of furni-
ture save two cots lay Mrs. Plumb with
baby in sser arms Her
boy. Wardleigh. "a years old. lay on
one side of her and her daughter, Edna, }
years old. on the other side. In the room
lay mongrei dog that seemed to lie
almost starved.
The policeman went downstairs and
bought food: The mother could only
mutter unintelligible words at first. She
and the little girl and the baby were taken
to the Kings County Hospital and the
little hoy was taken to the Children's So-
ciety. The mother il not expected to
live.
Her story ia thar her husband Robert
=. Plumb. left her three weeks ago with
The sun., 1910-12-28
GIERRrs LAWYER DEFIANT.
Accuses Cuban Court of Trying to sup
press Real Facts of Murder Attenps.

Sp,c,ai CAKE Dcspafch 10 Tss SrN
HAVANA. Dec. % Gen. Pine Guerra 3
lawyer presented 10 the Court to-day a
brief strongly protesting against its
ruling out of his previous motion to take
the depositions Of hotel people at Santiago
de Cuba. of the purser Of the steamer
which carried TO Porto Rico Police Cap
tain Perez. who. Guerra charges. ATTEMPTED
To assaSsinate him. and Of the customs
officials IL san Juan. Porto Rico and Santo
Domingo.
The brief alleges that the Court is try
ing To stifie the private prosecutions
purpose To prove that others took part
in the attempt Ia asss.ssinate Guerra and
that still others inst! gated the attempt
IL further alleges that there is every EVIL
dence that high Government officials were
Implicated in the attempted murder
Guerra is in very good spirits. He says
II does not matter who is in power. he will
ultimately obtain his old position Of
commander in chief of the army
The sun., 1910-12-28
OBgTg- ARl-.

John NJ polph, superntendsn, OF public
home home IN that city Monday night He was S a
descendant ot u member Of the New Haven
colony ni 1895 and was born siyty Ave years
uat.d from >yracus. University in is7?
in the first class graduated from that insti-
| luton ne Iva was formerly msmosr r,'i OF
H. tn. N,inisin- Valley Historical Society
riis brother. tn. lat. Joseph y. Dolph. vas
from Oregon His only surviving brother.
Cyrus \. Dolph. II the senior member of
children are pr Banjamin V. +. Dolph Of
SOdIs y ' Mrs George y tsumaer OF
Denver. col. and Mis-. Ads DoIph OF Port
Jervis
BENJAMIN Cov-i sparks who Waa a resi-
dent OF TINS city for srventy-sey-n years.
died yesterday AZ his norr. 9o2 East sixty
second street. Of heart di-sas-, ia hi, nine
ti-th year. lie was born in peeKskiil and
S 4 Sear nna scs me ;I2
/ nd.r sheriff OF the city and Was . member
tiouri-hed III the early jts lie also be-
onznd to the Volunteer Fire Association
and the. Association Of Exempt Firemen.
a" Was a member of the Sons OF The Am"ri-
can R~volution. Ne Is survived by three
Mrs T. J. Fitch ana Miss NINA 7 sparks,
all Of this city. and RTands"n. 'ovsl
spark.
y
Was on. OF the Fremont Republicans OF
Brooklyn. i'"i on SInda- AZ his home. ~,
cl,-~on avenue, in his eighty wear
He repraaentsd the seventh ward in the
Board OF Aldermen in l-S7-Sa He vas one
Of the founders Of The Episcopal CHURCH of
the Reformation, now the Church Of IN"
Incarnation. and was connected with ~
until the clos, ~ his life he was n grand
son ~ Gen Jeremiah Hal-sy of the Revo-
lutionarv army "" IA survived by hs
wife. a son and daughter
Mr., Mary Gray Curry Wolf. widow Of
william Alnon Wolf. lawyer. died yasrer-
day morning. Of pneumonia AT her home.
10 i.amartins terrace. Nonksr-. in her
fortv--evanth year Her father was Dun
can Fraser Curry. for MANY wears president
~ the R"public Fire Insurance Company.
Mrs WolH ~ survived by y brother. Duncan
Curry and three Children. " WOLF. Jr.
and Jeanne Mari. and Estrlle MarRueri'"
Wolf
Green McCurtain. prIncipa chief Of IN"
rhocrav Nation and egarded A. the great
r-t living indian. died AZ kinta Okla.
Yesterday afternoon. Tie Was an important
witness rsc"niiy in the tOngr-.s committees
Investigation of nli.o Sta'"- senator tior.'-
rnarve- against Indian Attorney McMurray
and others
The sun., 1910-12-28
TON OF DYNAMITE ON A PIER
PITY PINE BONES FOR Hi-
GANA LEFT INGt ARDED.
Firm They Came From Thought They
sailed Last Weel<-w aido's Men FIND
AMI Seize Them. With lO.OspO Dctona-
tors-Poaice ami Firemen Nervous.

tOFs- Eohec hnu ftFrnstu NrfNOas
Nervous and alert firemen and police
men guarded the dock OF the Spanish
Steamship Line at Pier =. East River.
last night with eyes fastened on fifty
white pine boxes which were dimly Wis.,
ible through ths darkness at the end Of
the pier. Those boxes contained 2.5OO
pounds Of dynamite and 10000 detona-
tors consigned TO y. f.. Havana"
On Saturday last Inspector Joseph
l.. Burke Of the bureau Of corb,isti ibles
and two Of his men learned tha, lot
Of high explosives had left the magazine
Of the National Powder Company. Under
orders from Fire Commissioner Waldo
they searched the Fast River docks. Yes
terday afternoon they came across the
pile Of fifty boxes surrounded by other
freight. The pine was a quarter of an
inch thick. Fresh marks Of truck wheels
wore very close to the cases. Stuck into
the top Of n machine case near by stood
a bale hook. Printing on the cases set
forth that the contents were high ex-
plosives. dangerous and that each
bar was 20 per cent. dynamite one and
one-quarter inches in diameter and seven
inches long.
The inspector and his men seized the
casee and a squad OF police and firemen
was summoned TO guard them. This
morning they will be placed on q lighter
which will bear q large red flag TO warn
all river craft against humping and taken
TO the magazine OF the bureau Of COM
bustibles on Riker's Island.
Il was seen from the stencilled mark
ings on the boSe~ that they were int ended
for shipment TO Havana on the SAINT a
Clara OF the Spanish Steamship Line.
The Santa Clara sailed last week The
bureau Of combustibles had no record of
the shipment and so had sent no MEN o
superintsnd il lnspecto or Burke called
up a represent alive Of the National Pow
der Company Of 100 Fifth avenue and
learned that the concern had receipts
st ating thar the dynamite had been put
aboard he Santa Clara last week
The NJ out sergeant OF police who went
to the pier from the John street star ion
from the piles Of pine boxes nor did he
unnecessarily move n hand or foot while
on guard. Once he did. and then very
quickly. when the bureau OF combusi ibies
men lifted up one OF the cases TO note the
markings. The sergeant leaped away
holding n hand before his face From
that time on he caut ioned all to walk
IL walk he must. ON tiptoe and 70 talk in
whispers The acting chief of he First
bait alion peeped at these boxes and re-
marked thar he hoped most sincerely that
no alarm would ring in from that pier
las; night
The Santa Clara touches AT 'he ports Of
Havana. Guantanamo and Santiago An
employee of the line guessed that the
dynamIt. was to he used in raising the
bat; la-hip Maine
This morning an invest iga'ion will he
made by Commissioner Waldo and RI.
bureau or comhusr ibles 10 sea who was
reSponsib bile for leaving the dynamit" ur
guarded on he pier
The sun., 1910-12-28
The " Gather.

oyrr Halifax. =. =. and Raleigh. y. extended
along the Atlantic coast. IL wa~ accompanied
by fair weather In the lower N-S EnEland cnd
mLidic Atlantic states amt somewhat warmer
v-s her In the southern STATES generally ! storm
c-nIr- over Lake superior causing cloudy
weather In the section from the upper lakes cast
ward 20 the coast with generally higher tcmpcrA
,ur~ .nd some scattered nurries Of snow. mother
storm forrna ZION In tnr extreme West Cau>ir 6
generally cloudy weather between the Mississippi
and Ro~sy Mount tain districts. There were iiyht
SHOWS in ,ouihrrIl Idaho ami northern California.
In tuis c.ty the weather vas fair with light
west winds average humidity. q, per cent
barometer corrected to read 10 level. at :
\ NJ. 1iT 3P " $40
The temperature yesterday. as recorded by the
of',cial Thermometer. Is shown Ia the anne Ird
The sun., 1910-12-28


wasHISOroN FoRFC,sT ToR 10 DAT AND TO
MORROW.
20, srS'-rn New fYovF. i1SysfsfuO c'0Udt1Sss
20 agg -isH or rorsSrn. IHd vJiB ~ SCUM
rrr Drrf Of stair nv Hghf. 70 morr0T ram IN er-
rr>mS .oufssrn Ddr'. Hnd rIin or gnOU and coisrr
IN Ir1ryior toufh~rig rfHd'. incrrGIing ~ rorror
night
Tor Nrw England Increasing rInudine~- 'o
day snow at night AMI tO morrow In northern
part rain IN southern part. moderate.
variable Vlnds. becon ng northeast and east and
Increasing " night
For Srw Jrrry and Delaware. inrrra sing
rIoudn-,s and warmer To day. rain by night.
io rrSr-ow rain. colder at night: southeast ia
.ouih winds. Increasing IN night
Tor eastern Pcnn-yiyanla. rain aud warmer to .
day TO morrow rain In southeast. rain or snow and
rtLier In northern and western parts: sou thcrly
winds Increasing 20 Night
FOR western New YORK and western Prnnsyi
ynnIa. rain or sn0r - day tO morrow snow and
colder winds becoming northeast and east to day
and inrrrasing
For the District Of CoIurnbis. rain ami warmer
10 day: to- morrow rain colder at night moderate
southeast u so'Ith winds
For Maryland and Virginia, rain and wAEne er
IN day IN rnorrDw rain. except SHOW Snd coLter
in the fnountal colder IN morrow night.
moderate s0utness, 70 south winds.
The sun., 1910-12-28

;wenty-nine who was reelected the mex,
year
" was in these years also. 40 his friends
re'alieu yesterday, that folks would
money To be made during the six week.
u; rh" balioting. There was talk Of as
much A. s25.OJO, even more. paid out for
single vote. Chester A. Arthur. al
! though ce-President % the United
states al the time. went TO Albany per
sonaily 10 take charge VI Conkling' 3
campaign
In thos. Cinvs too Erodsky Was Re-
publican member OF the Iegislar urs
one year when the Democrats had n
measure came up and disnay spread
when IL WAS learned thar some one ON
the Democratic side was away on his
wedding trip, Brodsky was down in
New York. Yesterday The knowing ones
with memories told how every body.
and pleaded with him 10 swing over To
their side
More than 700 telegrams were sent
our from Albany In an effort to find him.
Democrats a Municipal Court Iudgeship
II he would get TO Albany in time and
act right Some OF rhe kilograms did
reach him and he started for Albany
How hs Was going 10 vote nobody can
say. hut just a. he reached the Capitol
ing preceded Brodsky into the building
and took his place.
Brodsky succeeded John j. O'Brien
rs leader of the Eighth. About fourteen
years ago the Republican organization
brought charges against both OBrien
and Brodsky and both were put out OF
the party Since Brodsky moved to
Harlem eight years ago he had been
Taminsny man. He was elected pres-
dent Of the Sycamore. the Tammany
club at 20 West i35th street. seven years
ago and again elected four years ago.
He had been reele cted Mt each succeeding
annual election and was president at
the time OF his dea tn.
During the hast few years Mr.. Brodsky
had been devoting his time to real estate
and to his law practice. He and his
brother. +. W. Brodsky. had an ONCE
IN the Emigrant Savings Bank building
IN Chambers street.
Mr.. Brodsky had been i'll for the past
few months. His fatal ailment was
dropsy which developed from diabetes
He is survived by has wife. who was Ber
rha Hartwig. and two daughters. Mrs
Cyrus Secarten Of Upper Montclair
Y j.. and an unmarried daughter. His
real estate holdings are said TO have been
large. The funeral will take place to-
morrow morning at the German Lutheran
Church in iisth street near Third avenue
The Sycamore Club announced last night
that the club will attend in a body.
The sun., 1910-12-28
BLACK REPUBLICS NEAR WAR
AMERICAN ssgD TO mr. kILLED
ON HaHTgAN FRONTIER.


| .Sr~rial Cabi, Ds,pI;eh to The SrN.
| PUERTO PLATA. SAINT q Domingo. Dec. ~.
IA serious encounter has taken place
on the southern frontier near comen-
dador between Haytian and Dominican
! troops and reenforcements have been
hurried from S..nto Domingo 10y the Do
minican Government. Marion T.. Beall
an American and a customs officer. is
reported To have been killed during the
fighting
! The Dominican troops were dies "a to- he'd
on board the American steamship Chsro-
kee. IL is reported that the Haytian Min
! lister has advised mis- Government to with
draw its troops from tn. border II is
the general belief in Santo Domingo that
the dispute will be settled without further
show Of hostile force.
| The two Governments have been ne
gotiating for some time for an adjustment
OF the border dispute. which IL one Of long
standing Hayti occupiesa a considerable
territory claimed by Santo Domingo.
The Haytian Government some time ago
granted certain concessions in the CON
tested zone TO Americans and this led
to demand by Santo Domingo for set
| tlement of the dispute by arbitration.
WASHINGTON. Dec. IA serious bor-
der trouble il reported TO have broken
out between Santo Domingo and Hayti
J. II. Edwards. acting General Receiver
OF Customs at Santo Domingo. telegraphed
TO the War Department to-day saying
that there were rumors Of an actual
clash between Haytian soldiers and Do
nnnican customs and frontier guards
near Lake Enriauillo. The trouble ia due
TO n long standing boundary dispute and
road building by the Dominican Govern
ment from Psdernales northward.
The Dominican Cabinet. he said had
long session TO discuss the crisis and ne
gotiations had been begun to avert war.
Active preparations were in progress.
however. for war. and Dominican troops
were sent from various points in Santo
Domingo 10 the border. The Dominican
Government hopes for an amicable set
tlement of the dispute and will insist upon
an immediate and definite adjustment OF
the boundary.
No word. he said. had been received
from NJ T. Beal and James J Mclean
American employees Of the Dominican
customs service. No apprehension IL felt.
however. for their safety. j. o. Holleben:
another American employee - reported
a. safe.
Similar information was received at the
State Department from W. ": Russell.
American Minister at SantO Domingo.
The present trouble. he said. was due to
dispute over the construction OF q road
between Pedsrnales and Lake Fondo.
IL was reported that a conflict had taken
place between the Haytlan forces and the
Dominican frontier guards. This report.
he added was denied. although the
Haytian Government admitted sending
out an armed force to compel the Dornini-
cans TO stop work on the road.
The Government OF Santo Domingo
takes the position that the proposed road
does not cross Haytian territory. IL
hostile act and for this reason il prepar-
ing for its own defence by sending troops
to the frontier.
The sun., 1910-12-28
TURBrLEyT BARCELONA.
Banquet 10 Radicals -l.ongshorc strike
SERIOUS Ninistr, summons we,ier.

Sp.riri CrRr Desrgfchts 70 TBE SrN
BARCELONA Dec - A majority Of the
members OF the Town Council gave a
banquet to-nigh, in honor Of rhe Socialist
leaders who represent barcelona in the
Chamber Of Deputies. S"hore- LerrouN
md Emiiano lgleSias.
The strike OF the long-horemen here
IL growing more serious. II Is feared that
the strikers will secure the active sym
pathy Of other bodies Of workmen, which
they have been seeking for som" time.
and that they will he Joined by all the
dock labor-rs. This would hav. the effect
OF tying up the shipping trade
MApRIp, Dec y The Government has
summoned Gen w.yler. Captain General
Of Catalonia. TO Madrid 10 confer with
him on political matters
The sun., 1910-12-28
.NO CHOISEEL NJ H..
Beaupre scared Ow Praslin's seconds
with . GenealOgi~ai Tree.

.Sp"c,fl CGhIr Dcspatch to Tnk SrS.
PARIS. Dec. a. The Duke ds Choiseul-
Praslin. whose wife. formerly Mrs HamiI-
ton Paine. has occupied much space in
the newspapers OF late In connection with
the prosecution of Count d'Aulhy. became
offended by the contents Of letter signed
by the Marquis do Choisss,ll- Beaupre.
published by the press. IN which the writer
Questioned the right Of the Duke de Choi-
seul-PrasIin To hear the title He there
fore sent seconds 10 challenge the Mar
uuis TO Il gh; a duel
The Marquis received them with long
genealogical tables 20 prove his conien-
rions The fir~ eaters promptly retired
and Informed IN. Duke that their mission
was ended
The sun., 1910-12-28

out money and that three days later.
after she had pawned everything she
could she decided to lock herself and
the children in their rooms to starve:
On the floor between the two cots was a
little Christmas tree trimmed with cotton
and tinsel Near the tree WAS found
fifty pawntickets for cut glass. blankets.
&C: A letter from the mother OF the
woman's husband. whose people are In
the jewelry business in Ogdensburg ". Y,
was found. The letter read:
10 Ford street.
OGDESsBrRo. Y.
DEAR MARGARET: I received your letter
this A. VI. Am very sorry my son 10 I'm
such a condition that he IL far behind
in his rent I feel that ! can do no more.
for have done my utmost in helping him
and his family. In the future he must
care for himself. have gwen him a good
education. so this is the end of IL.
& Mrs. - PLUMB.
Several days ago the little girl. Edna.
stumbled against a high chair and broke
her left leg.
The sun., 1910-12-28
NEW MINISTRY N PERI
Crisis Over Two Insurxent Leaders OTer
To Surrender.
Special cable Despatch 70 the SrS

Np|CiaI CabIe Dsspdfch % THE sun
LIMA. Peru. Dec ~ The Cabinet
crisis has been settled by the appoint
ment OF the following Ministry.
Minister of the Interior and Prime
Minister. Senior Enrique Basadre; Min
lister Of Foreign Affairs. DIR German
Leguia MARTINEZ; Minister OF just ice.
DIR. Antonio Flores: Minisfe er of War,
Gen. Pizarro: Minister OF Finance. Enrique
Oyanguren. and Minister Of Public Works.
Julio Egoaguirre
Il IL stated that Samanex Ocampo.
leader Of the insurgents in the south.
has pet titioned the Government for guar
antees Offering TO surrender IL they are
granted Mateo Vera. leader OF the IN
surgents in the central part Of the count ~ .
has made a similar pet ion and offer
The sun., 1910-12-28
YRIaRS LANDS EXPERTS.
witnesses start From Min,ioro q" Tell nj
Deal In Washing StoU.

>p,cidI CasI~ Dsspdfrh 70 TIE SrS
MASILA. Dec - Manager Poole Of tho
NIindoro Dev elopment Company sailed
to-day for Washington. where he will
appear a. witness before the Congress
sional Commits. which il to investigate
the sale Of TN. friars' lands.
Can't. Van Schaick. the Gov ernOr n the
Province Of Mindoro. who has a thorough
knowl.sig Of IN. situation. also sailed
for Washington and will appear before
rh. committee to tell what he knows of
the deal.
The sun., 1910-12-28
TO M TRIED MERE FOR FORGERY
England Surrenders Morris ksusrran. q
German So OsSsD Charge.

>p.c'gI Cdb'. Drspdich 70 TIRE SrN
IoSpcS. Dec n Morris KlugmaD. a
German subject. who was arrested here
on Nov Is on a charg" ot rohbing his
,yriploy.,rs Goidstein Bros. of 25 East
twenty first street. New York. OF 5000
by means Of forgeries. was arra'gned
in Row Stree. Police Court to-day.
warrant for kIuxman's extradition
was granted. and hs will be taken to
New York where he il under indictment
for forgery
The sun., 1910-12-28
POPE .ssOLvEs PRIME Wix.
Ro, M Jesuit Retracts Views on Orient nj
Church Magazine @upGreS.ed.

RoME. Dec. 27.-In the presence of the
pop.., Cardinal Merry del Val. Papal
SECRETARY Of State. and Cardinal Wives v
Tutc, pg.f.ct Of IN. congregation Of
religious orders, Prince Maxirniiian Of
SaSony. who il a Jesuit. soiemniy re-
traeted to-day tho article he wrote up
holding the Oriental against the Latin
church He then received absoiution
from the Pope.
Prince Macmillan has caused the
suppression Of the magazine in which the
article was printed
The sun., 1910-12-28
FELL DEaDI> rHE S0RR,NJE.
Former f8uiS arian Minister Rose to Rrpri
ahnrke> of lorruplIon IN Officc.

Nprciil ClbIT D|spGfrh % rRs NI'N
SOFIA. Dec II VI. Payakofr. .x-Min-
istar of Finance. died suddenly to-day
Of heart failure during a debate in the
Sobranje in reference tn the proposed
Impeachment of the StambouIof .A-
Ministers OF whom h. was one
Eighty eight Deputies lately signed
demand for tn. prosecution II the OK
Ministers for corruption and lllegaii'y.
NJ PayakoE was about TO explain his
position when he fell dead
The debate was adjourned.
The sun., 1910-12-28
SEiRCH HOTSEs or JAPANESE.
Manila Military Authorities werr After
Explosives. hut Found None.

MANILA, Dec. 27--The local Japanese
colony is agirated over the action of the
police. in cooperation with the military
authorities. in searching several dwellinG 81
occupied by Japanese. tn" polio. were
looking for explosives. bat the search
proved unsuccessful
Among the houses examined was that
occupied by the agent of the Mitsui
Bu-s1n Kai-ba. army and navy contrac-
tors in japan. known IN Europe and
America ~ Mitsui 4 Co.
The sun., 1910-12-28

BALTIMORE. Dec. -. Five hundred
machinists Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad who have been on -trik" eighteen
months to-day reached an agreement
with the management and will return
10 work. The terms Of the settlement
were not officially announced by either
side. hut IL is Understood certain con-
ce-sions were made by both.
The sun., 1910-12-28
paDLOGk Law ~ FORCE.
ysung Alfonso signs Measure D~alim~ with
tho Religious Bruiers.

special CabH Dsspd'ca 70 THE Sun.
MADRID. Dec. ?T-The paddock law
dealing with the religious congregations
having received the assent os the King.
was promulgated to-day.
The sun., 1910-12-28
raNaRy ISLAND Hs RRICaNE.
Gonsera Devastated win Great Damage
10 Property Lives Lost.

Special Cahi~ D,Spnch 70 THy SrN.
Madrid. dec. p The Government is
officially advised that a violent hurricane
has devastated Gorneva. one Of fhe Canary
Islands.
There was considerable loss Of life and
great damage to property.