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New-York tribune., 1910-09-20
% ENLARGE COPPER SHELTERS
american Company to Handle Output
nf Rar Consolidated and Chino.

The American Smelling and Rennlns
|connazy. il was announced yesterday, had
rlosed contracts with the Pay Consolidated
Copper Company for refining its copper
production FOR a long period Of years, and
had also signed a contract with the Chino
Conner COMPANY fer the smelling and re-
aning OF is copper output
Control Of the sale Of copper produced by
these Two companies vas also placed with
ire American Smelling and Refining Com
Dsry.
The Ray Consolidated and Chino Copper
companies are In the low porphyry class,
sn6 % 70 the present time the properties
4Ts teen going through the Development
stage
The American Smelling and Refining
Cmpany, IN order 10 take care Of this new
Szsiless, VII have TO enlarge its plant at
Pasc. and the capacity Of the redneries
81 Perth Anboy vii also have TO be in
creased
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20
SWISS EXPORTS DECREASE
Falling Of Shown in Goods Sent to
U. s. in First Half Of This Year.

Washington, Sept 19.-Exports from
Switzerland to the United States for the
first six months Of 1910 show a decrease as
COMPARED with the same period Of 1919, ac-
cording to a report 10 this government by
Consul General r z. Mansfield, Of Zurich.
The total value Of exports from Switzer-
land to this country for the first six months
of the present year was 81 7ls,651, as COM
pared with sI2 s1 for the corresponding
months OF 1893. This falling off was not
general, however. statistics showing an in
creased production for the country in its
total Industrial output for the period.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20
HICKS LOCOMOTIVE REcEIvERsHIP

Chicago. Sept. 1e.-The Commercial and
Continental Trust and Savings Bank was
appointed receiver to-day for the Hicks
Locomotive and Car Works. at Chicago
Heights. The company is capitalized at
s1.5OOOO0. The petition was fled in the
United States Circuit Court by creditors
claiming an aggregate of $500. It was al
legged that the company made preferential
payments to the Westinghouse Air Brake
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20
OTHER CATTLE MARKETS.

Chicago Sept Ie-Receipts 2S 600. weak
mostly Ice lower: beaves. 81 70qfsS 50. Texas
steers So 65g<6 Western steers. S4 i5dsT:
stockers and feeders, 50 iSQS6; COWS and heifers
s. f5as6 40: calves So 63dS9 so. HOGS-Re-
ceipts - 600: sc 70 Zoe lower than early: Right
81 8OafS0 20: mixed. - 45GSe 10. heavy. s. 500
kO 5O- rough IS a0aSs So. good to choise heavy
& $3.50 so: pigs. IS 50Gs0 90: bulk OF sales
e. G54sg 10 SHEEP-Receipts A. 900: weak.
natives SO T58s4 So: Westerns So 25gx4 80.
vearllngs 81 T5Gs5 20; lambs native. s. s58
az IS Westerns IS 50qs3 10.
East Buffalo. sept. lG-CArTIE-Receipts
q 500: activ. ard 1oGei5c higher: prime steeEa
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago Sept. IS.--Professionai speeuL4tors
worked mainly on the buying side n W1eat TO
dsv ana hoisred prices materially. but tne close
was at a reaction and Ieft the Market Uncnalls 60
20 Isc TO l.c below the final ns1res or Sato. .-s-
Absence OF export business t9ru1sd tne comm -
ing Influence fu the latest dsalinss Corn -
ished l4c 10 sac down 10 -sc up; oats. Inchd
10 &c OF and hog products varying rom z7c
loss 10 sc advance. Covering OF snort sales.
especially those OS a Southwestern operator, sass
the wheat market its direction 20 large exrenl-
some or the Incentives were a decrease n prt-
mary receipts the snia1fness OF the visible SUI
ply Increase and a reduced estimate OF t,e crsp
in France. World shipments. too, showed a oiS
falling on. Range OF prices
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20

The approximate amount q The Hen OF charge.
10 satisfy which the above-deScribsd property -
70 be sold Is one hundred ten thousand. eigcr
hundred dfteen and 96-lO0 tSli0 SIS. 80 dollars.
with interest thereon from the l5r1 day OF July.
1910. toErthcr with costs and allowances amount
ing 20 Eight hundred eight and 54-tO0 tSS0S 5-i
dollars with interest from the 3Oth day o.
August. 1910 together with the expenses of tha
sale The apuroxtulate amount OF the taxes. as
sessTreuts and water rates. or other liens. which
ara 70 be allowed 70 the purchaser out Of thu
purchase money. or paid BY the Referee. 81
Sixty-dve huntred and seventy-hvs $3.50 dol
lars and interest.
said premises Will be soid subject to a rrs-
rnortgaze OF 500 600. with accrued interest
thereon az the rate OF So per annum from tas
fst cav OF June. 1910
The premises viii be sold subject to covenants
and res rtcfiOus contained IN deeds recorded y,
Ifber 462 COnveyances. page so. and IIber ar
Couveyances page SsG. and agreement as to
CONVERSIONS. etc. contained IN deed recort.a IN
I.Iber - Convevancese 0age go. Section q
Dated. New York. August S0th. 1910.
NEWELL MARTIN Persr,N
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20
UTICA BUTTER AND CHEESE.

r-t,ca. Sept. ls.-Last weeks prices for cheese
.Satiea to-day OF the Utica Dairy Board OF
y - The sales amounted TO - lots Of 4.5i5
: l-,,ss The ruling price was IA cents- But
rEP-Creanlery. 9o5 tubs soid al "Oe' ana =
20Ac
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20
cas- COMPANY FIGHTS TAXATION.

The New York Mutual Gas Light Com
- obtained from Justice Blur yester-
80 a writ Of certiorari directing the Board
~ Taxes and Assessments 10 produce in
co,,-, for review the records OF the assess
-oent on the comPany's mains. pipes and
-n,--'.ctior,g hsseG on 8 real estate value of
e. 9l.s ooa THE company says that the Tax
"Reminiscences acted without authority.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20

New York, September 10, 1910
WHEAT-Each time DeceTnDer
wheat IN the Chicago market got around dollar
to-day \ good demand sprang up, which pre-
venCei any material break below that figure, ana
the market the whole was steady all day
Realizing near the close, however, brought about
a partial reaction, so that final prices were IN
changed to 14c under the close of Saturday
No. red wheat here closed al 81 O41a elevator
and 81 04ia afoat; No Northern, Duluth
81 % "a 0 ahoat. CORN-Splendsd weather
In the corn belt over Sunday increased the bear
ish feeling. and selling orders numerous at
the opening, with prices off Z cent, which was
later increased TO &c decline below Saturday 8
close. At this level new buying developed. The
market gathered stdength until in the last hour
prices were only lac under Saturday. The close
was steady and &c net higher on September at
Chicago, while later positions were Ac to $sc
net lower A feature of the late advance was
increased export demand. with sales Of 100000
bushels reported from Baltimore and 10000
via New Orleans. No = corn here closed at CSC
nominal. in elevator, domestic basis. to arrive
and 6314c b. sioat OATS-A little easier
after the opening, with ether grains, but rallied
and closed steady at practically unchanged prices
Cash oats frrn, closing as follows: New standard
white 40i8c: No ., 41c; No 3. 391zc and No !.
s9c. RYE-steady; No Western. new. 7giac.
nominal. b, New York. BARLEY-Ffrm.
Mailing. 7+d7sc, new. c {. Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20
WESTINGHOUSE DIVIDEND.

r'tisourg, sept I.-The Westinghouse
Al srske Company declared to-day reg
u'sr gusrteriy dividend OF ~ per cent an
.~la dividend o. ~ per cent and a special
'loene Of 1 per cent payable or Octo-
1 iisr d
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20
I65th streer.

The sDproxirnate amount OF the lisr or
charge. to satisfy which Sle a22Ve s c-7ST-oS'A -
hurfired ten and 67-10O (SS.z1Ootl poLars.
with interest tEereon frera tne <o.a o1y 49, .
srce amounting to S2Sl- 81 with i1terssr rom
AUGUST S1st 1910, together with the expenses
taxss. assessments and water rates or orner
liens. which are 70 b allowed 10 ns Prl =
chaser out OF the purchase money OF psia ~
the referee. Is nominal 49,
JAMES c BRADY. Referse.
SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF VIEW
Company Plaintiff against The AarlOck Rsairv
Company and othsEs Istsn6aa5a IsIs 5qss 8y
made ard entered in the above entitled action
and bearing date the 2sth day OF august; l9Ie
named Will sell az pubic auction. az the EE-
changs salesrOOm. Nos 14-16 Tesey SrresL- IN
the Borough OF ManasrraR 5e 49, OK 1Sfs a. q
o'cloch noon that Gay- By Bryan I. AsuI,siy-
Auctioneer- the premises directed oy s1ia Jnes
nent 10 be sold, and therein described IS foi.
lows: All that certain lot. piece OF parcel oc
land. together with the buildings and KlpTove-
r1ents thereon erected. IN the BoTough N1l-
rattan. CITY OF New York. b0un tsd and De
scribed as follows Beginning at r2S tnsersecJioa
Of the northerly side OF Twenty-tni'o street ara
tHa VTssferfy side OF Lexington Avenue. running
thence uOrtherly along the westerly sloe ol
Lexington Avenue ninety-seven CJ0 teet ana -
TS1xsurv-third street and through party wall
hfty 95eN feet. thence sOutherly parallet Win
rhrougb another party wal ninety seven Oh
feet and SIX 90 Inches % the northerly SIDE or
+hs no-+Eerly side OF Twenty-third Street hfcy
f-,o faer 10 the point OF beginning. be the said
several Dimensions and distances riore or less
Dated New York August 3orn- 1910
NEWELL MARTIN. Referee
THOs. D. ADAMS. Attorney for Piainrir. No.
fs5 Broadway- Borougs or Manhattan. View
The f5llowtu. Is a diagram of The properly -
be sod. its street Numbers are fS1 and lS3 Eas-
Nfrlf an LsrLl
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20

soGe5c: nearby basket or bag. 40cQS1; ConnsectIl- i
cut basket. T5c. SQUASH. Hubbard bbL Soc9
81: marrow 50d75c. white or yellow. croOkIe,.A X
2sG75c; TURNIPS. Canada. rutabaga. ibi. SIG
81 II; Long Island and Jersey. 75cdS1. whlts
100 bunchss 81 50dS2 80: TOMATOES Albany.
bushel. 50c7s1: Staten Island. box. 6Q1sJc: IeI-
sey ard Long Islsnd. 49Q75c: WATEItC RI =
s1TS1 so
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
RrrrAro RocHEsrER & prrrsRrRc

BUFFALO, ROCHESTER & PTTTsBURG.
1910 1909. 1908
ID VIZ. in Sept S2165ss sI96. $50 si52. 712
July 1-sept IL. 2.094 s27 e.0s1. $50 1886 e45
CANADIAN NORTHERN
July 1-sept ' T. aSSa 100 aosS 20 20 So SoS
CANADIAN PACIFIC.
- a u s e s'P. f. soSS $500 oS $50
DENVER & RIO GRANDE
July 1-sept- IL 6222 400 100000 4,5Gs,524
LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE
"a vk IN Sept. s1.05s. $50 $e95, $50 seoS.oOo
July l-Sept- IA 1osIs.42O 9.957.5s0 9.Os3.6T3
MISSOURI PACIFIC.
I'd wk in Sept. 81. .II5.G0o 81. .046.000 sssa, 600
July l-sept. Il. II I23040 10 662,2 ,24s $3.50, "a
SOUTHERN
a9 81 Vi. Gt Iles n - 8, "a Sse $50 6, oaa 9s9
July 1-Sept. Ia 11.se1,616 11,1s5.564 10 O52.S .ST5
ST. LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN.
3ay p T is.p a sfP p. s s 81 Ss s5sg @ SIS ssS ss
TOLEDO. PEORIA & WESTERN
3aS q ~ 1ssp a ssR. r. :S5?ss ss 81 s 81 s 9ss
WABASH
p ~ w 1o il SEPT ssi3 sSs5s9s sSS5 s9 Esss se as
DETROIT UNITED.
1st vk in Sent SIg3. 1856 s1e771q sl75.516
July i-sept- II 6.326, 237 5,8e4. los $3.50 $50
BALTIMORE & OHIO
Month Of Aug
Gross earnings. s. 55ooeO 1852 16a Ses25. LA
or. expenses. 5,SS4.011 4eoS,io4 4l27,5sO
Net earnings. s2el6,o4e :2,748O6 s26s7, 544
Gross earnings SIG os7, ,7e8 s14744.s11 s12a74 6s1
cp. expenses. 1L157.9o1 s728.166 s.o6s.140
Net earnings. s.. .ese. .s92 S5o21.I4S g. sO6.541
COPPER RANGE
Month Of June
cross saFnings- s5l.2l2 s5s,ss5 So s7selss
Net % earnings; Iiags % 29'SSS Ss'Ssl 1887
Cross earnings. ni1y s747.seo s76s.o2o sso7. .s22
Net earnings 30I,S52 22iO64 2D4, @ 4
PERE MARQUETTE.
Month Of Aug 1910. 1909 Increase.
Gross earnings. s145l642 1882 635 500, 0O9
On expenses 80 LOIS, 500 912, ,zI9 III. $50
Net earnings. S42s,o4a s440814 .s12271
Other income. 6.152 0,s35 3l6
Total income. s434. 1916 s448 $50 -S11. $50
Charges ....... z24 O56 S57, 449 sc, 607
Surplus ...... s1O,Is9 s8s1oi ISIS, ,563
Gross earnings So SEA 15e s. .O9O $256. 122
on. expenses. 2.UI7, $50 1,796. 172 ID, ,S1S
Net earnings. Sso6 1872 S771.s5s $a4.8o4
other income. I2, T03 1920 TS3
Total income. ss1s.s65 s7ss,77s sa5.Os7
Charges -. s1s.59T 71O477 los. 40
Surplus ..... s2ss $78,aO1 's73.O83
Decrease.
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE & CHICAGO.
1fy fsse sRibS i6 Sss6 sSss6 $5SSss Ss!l StsIG
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20
ELGIN BUTTER MARKET.

r,s,p III. Sept. I9.-BUrrER-Firm; zee.
C,,-tn1,t 72s 400 pounds.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20
SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.

san Francisco, Sept 1s.-The official clos
ing quotations for mining stocks to-day
y,ere as follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20
NEW YORK PRICES.

COTTON-LarEer receipts Of cotton at the
ports yesterday than expected, with a promise
OF favorable picking weather in the long range
official forecast. strengthened predictions Of
rapidly increasing movement, revived apprehen-
sions Of depression during the height Of the
marketing season, and. IN connection with pri-
vate cables reporting that master spinners had
voted for lockout in the Manchester labor dis
pute. caused enough selling TO send prices lower.
The close was barely steady and last prices,
showing q loss Of 12d17 points for the day,
We're at the lowest figures Of the season. South
ern spot markets were unchanged to 1sc lower
Exports OF over 5000 bales were reported from
New York yesterday. and the present stock is
down to about 45 600 bales. with spot people esti
mating that not more than $1,000 bales will be
brought here for delivery on September contract.
the outlook points a small available supply
by October L Local contract nricss.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. September 10. 1910.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20
WEEKLY EXPORTS.

Live Live Qtrs. OF
Cattle. Sheep Beef
"a
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20

ICE petitions n bankruptcy fled yester-
rsy IN the United states District Court
sse Is follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20
Cash OBLIGATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

F b ahoat.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-17
IlLE rREHS RAvDICa PrED.
Gne Wan IN Eaeh Eight y indlspOsed
Three Fours Rare.

NV LONDON. Conn. June "a ale .
eiahrs are s'll hand capped through ne
nd sposttiJH Of one man len each boat.
furEer. who has been looked upon ~
a.ture 81 No In the varsity crew, -tro'ls
about camp daily and yisps the various
rews AZ practice from the pier That he
u 4 not take biz seaf IN the boat to-day Was
The subject f0r comment. and b i rumorod
about camp that his attack 81 indiges on
sas more serious Than az hrst eAl.eCied.
Uolburn h hilng 10 temporarily In fuckers
stead. bar the men are not worked ~
nard a. usual. about sH miles being the
distan,e pulled In the days praCtlce. Une
uiile and a half up stream this morning and
down 10 the naval station In tho evening
Capt Walker 10 ia ~ expected back 10
me freedman boat This creW was changed
.ons defably to-day. scragg being d.
niared by PhHhin AZ =. Heed vacating az
IN favor ul Bnindren and Adams took
BOmeialer'a seal 81 a.
lively hall mhe strap tbs mor.nE he-
tween lale's three iOurF resulted 10 VIC
tory for the firs; varsity BY length, the
fre.hmen beng ssr0nd.
The marysui VARSITY eight did not row
below the two mile Tag either morning
~ evening and The only attempt AZ speed
EaH a half mie ~ siredm. early IN the day,
with good conditions, n minutes n sec.
uuds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-17
LONDON HORSE sHOH
More PRIZES Tor Amegirsns 81 Inter
national Meet

AANNMAN WV
speci1i Cal,' n-u8rca ~ THs sUg
LnNnoS lane o. american oEnsrs
walked ~ with many prizes a. tho interns
tional horfe stow az Olympus this after
noon. The Montreal cup and gold me Gal
lass ~. Tor mares or ToidinTs over %
and not exceeding 49, hand. open only
% horses that have taken a drst or serond
prize IN single harness az tho show. vas
On ~ Judge Moorc's Flourish Walter
WiBaha's COker'- Re sador Wus serond
The nr-t Driye In class ~. she i'hiladel-
uhia riD and gold medal Tor -.uaie harnes
hore-. open only IN horses exceeding
49, hands. having taken = Hrst or sec0nd
rrize. was won by Riot judge Mo0re's
robin Hood va, second. and l.ouds alter
l:eb Roy third
The Brussels Gun for pairs % harness
horss5 over ~ aud not eycecding ~ hands
A. won bv Walter Wnans's ioadeahOrO
and IOn-dale Iu Ire Mn0Te's Vesta ard
White WsiIariel wCre second
The Hague rhallengc cup. for single bar
ness horses for the champ ionship, Was Won
by flourish trOker. KosadOr " a. second
The Oakland CUP, Tor riding horses for
the championship. va won by hia High
nesf. fanterhury Relic was Hecond Robin
GFey third. SAXON queen fourth and Beau
IDEAL hfth. Reserve. Bugie March
The ATdenuln tup. for pairs OF harness
horses FOR The championship Ot.cn only
- horrss that have taken hrut or serOnd
prise IN contests for pairs vas vOn hy
FokeF's RosIdor and pro4erpine Reserve
LondesbOro aud L0nd-qle
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-17
Al Exceedingly Attractive Price

GTaE's by the score II 10 70 lzs. In the
hnal slock played last nlrht Moore dsfeaied
Weston by the score Of sg'to IS.
Moore had the better - be opponent from
the rtart gathering HE point. IN tWos and
threes. WetOl vas ont n trim and
missed many shots a. 81 ich he Il quite
eKpert. Both men made high runs Of Q.
The scores FOR the thfee night. Dlays are
tuesday, Moore. a. Weston. Al Wednesday
Meore, -, Weston. 20. Thursday Moore
~. Weston, ~. Total score for the three
blocks a, Moore. ibu. Weston, t15
Mpro MornlnEtar defeated John Hen
dfiCks NJ an exhibition game 90 ts2 Last
night ~ Maurice Daly uF0adWa Academy
by the score Of lw 10 20. Mornin gsiar
made q high run NJ tOa and averaged ~
Hendricks averaged 10 and his high run
Was a..
Johnny King. the Iub'a catcher. defeated
Tom Hue-ton 81 81 l.0ue by q score Of l7i
20 ~ IN q pool match ~ Doyie's room
at uight The game vent tWeniy -one in
nings. King made high run ~ - Huest0n
made run Of ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-17
{ CREWS ~ TRIAL BRCSH.
Penn Finishes ahead ~ syracuse % the
Hudson.

NAMANN9Na
PorGHHEKFsfE. y. Y. June Is-The
feature Of to-day's Eork among the crews
on the river here was a spirited race be-
tween the varsity eight crews Of Pennsyl-
vania. syraruze and Cornell over the four
mile course which they will cover next
week. Cornell DID not 20 the whole fOdr
miles. but pulled into the boathouss half
a mile from the hnish. Pennsy and syria
rtise argiied tho matter out for the Whole
n " miles and the Quaksrs finished slightly
10 she lead Watchers ON the vest bank
Of the river timing the cFeus say Penn
sylvaniA wsnt the last mile In Z minute.
and g. sec0uds, while Syracuse went thu
mile In Z minutes and 80 socOnds.
The cornell crews were the first % start
down over che course The lfhacans started
On a. a thirty-four stroke 70 the minute
dip. penn-yiyania and syracuse we're
dout on sven terms NJ the start and main
aimed tf.Fb post lon 20 the end Syracuse
sept Cistsr - the vel uank Of the river
and tue Qnaker- we're nearer the centre
~ tho cour-e. Syracuse started ~ With
Inty-sir strokes and Penney thirty-ssven
in tns iaai nall uile ~ ths hrilsh Penney !
lignsr sfroke show ed results and the Ouak-
ers went pasg the finish MARI first
C1arh Rice Of tOlunbia sent his four
The siRht ved down over the course
troking tWent nine The rev Fnwed
m apparently very finished form Rice
Was in favor Of q higher stroke. bat Clapp
sept ~ tWeut y-nine. The Wisconsin crews
we're given long rows twice to-day. Re-
-ardiug G0aeh fnuftneYa PROTEST about
hiH varsity etght hsiuE too near one ~ tho
bridgepiers in the big race francis 4. Ranaa
chairman nf the iuterCullegia COMMITTEES,
tHid that the cuurse might h. shifted
aevent -iiye fest further 0ut tnto che stream
One II the reasons for thls proposed Chang
is that course No. I g. nov laid out h Gloss
~ land ~ a point above the hTidaa Ihil
4 uInr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-17
ENGLISH RACES.
Nhitne, = New Castle ~. Takes An AGED
Atahea Bay artlo'a Jun.

sg-e.a' CgE' D-fpa'cl 10 rHE suz
LOSDoN. June 10 Harry Payne WHIT
ney's New Castle ~. ridden By Martin.
Won the Al aged stake. Of ~ zoyereiEns.
az Asrot to-day 4 Barclay Walkers
Lawrennv. wfh Maher 80. was Second
and Count Luizow's Nevolnire third There
Nere no other starters The American
horse won BY Ave lengths. With six lengths
between The -erOnd and third horses The
betting vas IN Z on New Castle II b.. n 10 Z
aGailst iaurenny and 100 20 against
NeNolu'ce
The race FOR tho rich Rcld cup. = CUP Of
he value ~ soD sovereign With 5 an
gorereirns IN speoie added Wa- Won hy
W Fairies HaJ srdo. riddsu hy danny
Maher. he beat n n Vanderbilt. sea
sick " Oheh 40. hy -four lengths
l4oRrys Baf hflor's Double ridden by
Randall vas third. re- head behind seas.rs
" There we're fhifiesn starters The bet
ina va : 20 Z against BayaTdO. 70 Z
againsr Segei,k ! L and 10 against Barhe-
lCr'E Double
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-17
New Hark -. MrrtInr.

SscrstaTv Dsorra T. Corussk has issued
call '9r ne fourth general meeting NJ the
Neu YORK Yacht tlrh witch u 90 no held
On board ne flagship Aloha "a -tsiior No ?
90 tte foot Of Tuenty-fhird street a &
flo,F on mo afternoon 81 InurHday
June - A. fhia mefftmE details 81 the
fui.H H u nr iis'us. 81 Iaunrhes atn b.
FHfilHr 10 me 1dtton N z he members 10
ne faE-hIp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-17
BILLIARDS.

Moore Beats weston ~ Cushisn Match at
FlcGrag'G
GeofFs Moore defeated Cowboy Weston
in a match game az thrce cushions az Nc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-17

rsgtln0rf GOULD hfrc vrr q .rrr-d fsrtsr
ava ~ Dftg NTr11r of rhiraro. s1eitirr
81 ~ q1Aff Hiif D. "a IS Hec1uds ff fr hfl
. Wgll1 llff rqI1Iri Toe World j rrerf-i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19
CRY GERMAN
IN REICHSTAG
Vice President Objects to
Attacks on Kaiser-Con-
servatives Hoot and So
cialists Cheer.

BERLIN. Fob 10. Emperor VIII.
ian and Chancellor Befhman Won
Hcliwig were today attacked bit.
terly Ca me floor Of the relchataE
b. Dr. Franck. floor leader of the
socialists
The same Law which created the
reichsiag created the kaiser. cried
Dr FfAnek.
Vice President shahn called
Franck 10 order. saying that no
speaker would BE- allowed 90 drag
the kaisers name into q debate
q Wiii SAY shat ! like about the
kaiser. rftorird Franck We have
no cause 90 shrink from mcntlouiag
che Kaiser AZ though be were a
divinity I respect the kaiser bat I
Insist that the reichaiaE BE- respect.
ed /"
The conservative side tried 90
boot Frauck down buf the social.
lsfH. though ouiaumbured. chcered
aud appIaudcd wildly Franck con.
tiuapd
The Prusalan government in sup.
pressing public demonstrations with
methods such Sc have been employ
I'd during the past week viii yet
provoke revolution.
II revolution starts thc social.
lists will sweep awny the chancellor
and an obstacles 90 popular govern.
mcnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19
YOUNG GIRL
CHOKED BY
HER MOTHER
Humane Officers Investi-
eating Cause of Alleged
Cruelty Found by the
Police. -
JUST A FAMILY ROW
Girl Today Denies That Any Serious
Trouble Occurred, Despite Police
Report.

Sophia sepich. aged is years, was
choked and throttied By her mother
until she was FaspinR for breath,
and blood was coming from her
mouth ia family row NJ her
home. 50 Bell It.. about o'clock
this morning. and only the timely
appearance Of an officer prevented
what would probably have been a
murder This was the report Of
Sergeant Bunneii 10 the police head
quarters this morning
According 20 the officer, he was
attracted to the house by the row,
and upon finding the girl being
mlsfrcated he inteFfered and took
both mother and girl and sent them
to the home Of Mrs. ". J. Kelly,
who conducts a detention home for
the Juvenile court al 1644 King Il.
An investigation r. being made
By the humane officer today Of a
charge made az police headquarters
that the mother. who Is SO years
old. was trying 10 force the atten-
tiona Of men upon the girl.
Today. when asked about the
case. the girl stated that II was
merely a little family trouble, and
not az ali serious
The mother. who Is an Austrian,
could not speak English.