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Holbrook argus., 1910-09-06

Mrs. L. T. Kleindienst and bab- left Tuesday evening on the limi ted to join her husband in Los Angeles where they will make their future ho1ne.
Holbrook argus., 1910-09-06

Misses Anna and Irene Burke are here from Lbs Angeles tt spend vacation.
Holbrook argus., 1910-09-06

Supt. and Mrs E. J Gibsor and daugh. e. Helen spent thu week i'll Williams
Holbrook argus., 1910-09-06
Man of Iron Nerve.

aud tFSlnetlOuS f.nnd where stomach, Li.ef, K'dnrys and Bnr Is. IT Il of der If you Wall Il it Il Il tht ic cess they brlng, use Dr. King New Life Pills 1he matchless re. gulators. for keen brain an' stronI bo J -I t.
 gusts.
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WiNT> rO OrERIrE ms IrO
Man sO Wears OId Applies for I.irrnsr
or ChauHrur's GertInratr.

AIRASY. sept a. Hrs-klaB " PETIT,
bon" 81 Attcl. Wyoming county. to-day
applied to Secretary IT stat" ko.ul :,
for a lc.u-. To- uperat" hIs AUTOMOBILE"
lie Is ~ year, ~ age He - the oldest
man WSo has thus far applied To Mr.
ko"nIG tor a chauffeur cert .ncat".
Nj P.ttibou". Judging from the pilot
graphs sent To the Secretary 81 stat.
~ young old man he has not had
tn. experience n tn. operation OF motor
cars - hundreds 1T Younger men 40
MS profession. having been f-iv.uE 'ur
'nr,.e fnuu'-S only Ia that t'ua u" saws
be- h.p- driven about = usf Wll.-
Ia his agG.rttIur papers VIZ. H'''.
huue In answer To- 'a' quest .u. Have
yu.l ever hat ar t',.d"u' vh,i" u."fa'inK
,ars. s.ty~ -Nou'. only "a "a" Nil..ns ct =
tpg
A. 20 hi- qualifications Tor chauffeur
NJ P"ttibpn" Sly- 'hI' D." had owned
AMI handled farm Wrsu.u'ry most OF
To-. time -tur. O. 49, an r'..u au agent
for rnchlu"ry during thar i"~ioi ~"
-ay- Dus. ~ hls "ye~ has h..u N.tn since
rhIIr .od and that Ae Et- worn glasses
Tor thirty wears
SECRETARY kp.utE will have the arpI.
cant carefully examined be'Or" SWING
him up,.fl-'
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ACCEPT the HAGUE VERDICT.
BOth Britain ana the a. -. PsreGs Ne
served night % Appeal

SpsriaI Cabis DsspacA 70 rHE SIN
THE HAGUE. sept. IO.-Ths represent
atives u Great Britain and the United
States In the matter of the Newfoundland
fisheries award have decided tn Accept
the result without question. Each coun-
try had made a reservation that demand
for q revision Of the award u the inter
national tribunal could b. made within
Ave days after it, promulEation. Both
countries have now decided not 20 QUESTION
the findings Of the court and to accept
the HwAru in ali its details a. binding on
each Government.
SIR Charles Fitzpatrick. the Chief Jus
tice Of Canada. who was tho British rep
resentatiVe on the tribunal. left for home
yesterday.
WASHIN,nOS. Sept. iO.-Iegal officers
II the State Department have completed
. careful study OF ths Newfoundland
fisheries decision handed down by the
Hague tribunal last "Wednesday Their
conclusion was that the general result
of the decision IL a substantial victory
for the contentious OF the United States
In" Department has prepared Az un-
on cial statement OF the effect Of the
decision. which was given out tonight.
Discussing QUESTION M. I, which in terms
was decided IN favor OF Great Britain the
statement says.
Upon this question the tribunal appears
To have held that while the Goyernmcn
% Great Britain had az an inherent power
Of its sovereignty the right to make With
on, the consent Of the United States
regulations in the form Of municipal
laws. ordinances or rules. such regula-
10 h..E lsy
Britain. CanadR or Newfoundland. yet
the exercise OF that righ' by Great Britain
was limited; in that such regulations
must he made bona fida and must IL
appropriate or necessary for the pro;ec-
ton and preservation % such fisheries
or desirable or necessary on grounds ~
public order and morals without un-
necessarily interfering with the fishery
its'lf. and IN both cases equitable and
fair a. between local American fishermen
and not 80 framed az to give unfairly AN
advantage To- the former over the latter
claSs
On question 5. which was also deri dad
in favor Of Groat Britain. the statement
said
-InaSmuch as the only point before
the tribunal for decislon IN this matter
was thu question Of II" extent OF IN"
remuneration Of tho right - fish within
the bays. &c on the non treaty coasts.
Il IL ~ iGcnt that the effect ~ the deCi-inn
Of the tribunal as thus reported must
re- conhn"! T. the precise question 6efor"
Il and that therefore il cannot Re re-
garGci ar laying down any general mi"
regarding the determination Of the extent
Of bays in other waters or regarding the
extent ~ bavs m tlor" waters except
as to the fishing rights roHounCed by tho
United states
1T wOuli. moro pve-. appear that ~
To- this question the tribunal did not adopt
tho extreme conta1tinnz 81 oith"r Great
Britain or the Unlt.I States. but on tho
contrary gave a compromises decision.
which CLOSES To- American fishermen on
non-trolty coasts all bays ten mll0s ur
less between heldlands and opens u them
all bays VII $50 NJ 1uthS are mpra than
ten miles h.tw ocn ho1dlands
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IN ,RLESrON NV HIDr
south carolina shoe Dealer came IIrrr
for an OprratIon

samuel \ luu"-. Wh l'sII" -i.p..
d"Iles II thtri"-t III : G. -uut nlm-..lf
81 th. Hpn man H"u.~ Yesterday nom
ng ~" had been dead several hours
when hr- body wa- found. ~ ~ oDlpck
~" was president - Gregg. lnn-- 4
Green. one ~ tho hest kuuwu Sh,. 'irms
IN Suuth Carolina ~" cam" Z, New
InTE several weeks aRp tor surgical
operation and Was - hav" Undergone
an N-ray examination to-day
Nhen tho merchant f'li MA brother,
& lnns-. good might "h rldav evening
d. Wa apparently uo woT-" shan m" had
l,,.l Rt the bT th"T guJ No. answer
~ ih" morning when 10 KNOCKED ~ th.
door IN" -uicii" lay on the floor with
a pistol by his safe.
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DLOm,> S,I,Ri REDr CED.
Chlef 1Ierk u Treasury Department
Trandrrrrd TO DNIsIon of Printing.

NA~HISgrpS. S.p. o. " " Ludlow
pai.f ..r-S e IN. Treasury Department
-Ir.,' lssl. VA, to-day Transferred from
that pet go 80" ~ ~. Division II
Printing amt stationery A. ,hi"I clerk
and -up.-.n..uirut uf ~" Treasury VI
Ludlow received o salary of s1vI wear.
la nI- new position b" will got 81. sH
jaime !. Wi.w-.h. an accountant IN TIA"
u'.r,. q 'i. Iumptrpli"- g tho Treasury.
has teen mad" acting chIof clerk
Ina -',t..'u"u' gwen .u' 10y ~" Treasury
Deg prrW'ut M afternoon Nlr Ludlow
II sail - have. b...z 'r.lu-f"rr'.i ~ hI- own
r.-rl.--' o. o. known however. that thu
chang" Wl- mad' 90 th" direction "
~,..r,'arv e 'h" 1r.arurv NaDNeagh
,au-" VI L4tlow md not ~ "a With
IN. A.w.uI-i r.t'I.u plan for IN" r..prgani-
gIttuu u' On" r"a-ury and Dth"r de-
partm"r'- Their hly" been absolutely
M charges f any kind filed against
hum. hu. D. Wa thought that another
man Wru agreed With IN" policy now m
a.. gu. no ~" Department should have
me. position
Mr Ililpw has l-''n m IN" Treasury
Department fpr 'w.u'v-four years lie
wa~ appointed from Penn Van. y ' Rni
wa- uad. oNl.'' clerk under former 500
rciiry II tn" Treasury shaw
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-11
GRE,T ,R0P Or W sH Knows.
The Pastures Around tica Practically
GOV cred wIih Them.

TTioN. sept ~ The greatest nush-
room crop NJ n" history 81 thi- section -
no~ h"ing harvested. ami plentiful -
the yield that IA" fungus growth instead
II h-.ing III" d"hra"v u has hr"n m 1t her
YEAR - a pu-itiy" drug ga m" market
ty"rv morning during m" past few div-
has witnessed hunirrd- - g-'r-rn- barz''.
m hani. making tor th" i,ts'Ir'- ~ 'u,.
puilvIng -r'iIun- aud returning within
foN hour laden Wrh ru-hrnpm- Ia
j. nu' uncommon the ~ MORNINGS for a
stnEl" iudI yldual 90 gather q btI-hel ant a
hall ~ tn" mushrooms tu Two hpur- tttrc.
Iu. morrow viii h" mushroom sunday
N ihI- -. ftnn and "a great "Nu,ius from h''
,ify -ppu after dawn j. -rhcpul"i The
--ra-pu will h. un ih" wan" ~ au,i h'.r
NusN
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DOa ron ACU >ED ar mo IVY.
In JAN al Lo~,iIIe on a 'hArEr Made 10,
HIs Firsi MIfr

ITIrN. SEPT 10. Dr. Arlington u.
Bas-et' who has tcrn practising ms pro-
fes-iou a, ihrne- CORNERS for about "A
wear II IN jail IN l.nwvlilr On a charge Il
bigaruy msds by ms frsI wife. Who was
formerly Mise Anna VI. 'npprn # Al.
gongun. 'anada. They w"r" married.
-ho SAYS IN OgdeusbIrg ia February -.
IVIs AFTER few months residence at
Ple--s- MIR Ba-S-at' left her husband.
and about a year ago h. mu,rd 10 Barnes
Corners wherr h. i- -aIi 200 have married
on August IS Miss Sarah tputtns. II year,
old and former resident IT tultunNill"
SONS. on" informed m" lir~t MIR Bs---'tt
10 this Second marrlag" and IN" Catu" on
post haste to talk things over with lh--
triCr Attorney Perry - Williams I hr
result Il that cpnf"rrnU, wa variant
charging higarny and IN" doctor NaS
bruuSh 10 he lo~NIile jail to-day. Ba--
s..tt says h. l. u years old and a graduate
II the chicago Medical Oll"ge
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SEND MONEY And GET SHOES
TWO PAIRS, ANY SIZE ar Ar.
EOR ONLY sI.JO.
Post OHiee Authorities I.sskInG IntO the
Wv ertIsrment % the standard Pred
uer 90. % oO7 East sixteenth street
lEnal Frankel u the Company

The Post once Department. which IN
Interested IA all kinds Of things involving
the uss of the mails. would like to know
how th" Standard Produce Company can
make and sell two pairs Of shoes for 81 81
at the present price 81 labor and leather
The attention Of the Department was
called Yesterday tn an advertising pros
pectu- issued by the concern. and Chief
inspector W W Dickson will investi-
gate to -ee Il the mails have been used in
promoting what appears tn be an excel
lent money making scheme.
The standard Produce Company sent
this circular out to he inserted in news
pap''rs.
sENSATtoNNL oFFER
what W. oner To "ou has never been
offered 10y any nrm up Ia the present time
II wa- our good fortune To- get ntrol
Of one 81 the biggest shoe manufacturing
concern not working a. present
The reason 81 purchasing this factory was
In securing Raw Material tn the value OF
many thousands OF dollars and enabling us
~ once put the Material into shoes. FOR
that reason "" are IN position TO make this
zIsCial oner
by sending W. ~ - We deliver to you two
pairs of Shoes made from IN. hest Material
for man woman ant children made to
order and within ten days Of receiving your
order
Don't mass this great uner for YOU will
never have another opportunity Of getting
pairs Of shoe for tho amount Of o. 81 aud
40 would also adv 80 YOU tn pun IN a stock
of shoes for your Famili- for many years to
come. send only correct size and We guar
ante" for prompt and correct no and size
fur your own interest We inform you wich
~" fact that We only take orders up the
tim" that tho Raw Material j. Worked up
should your order come later We would
- compelled tn send your money bacE.
You can mak" many friends by reco-
uandtnr Ia them this special Offer In case
they should not have heard Of our great
~ rr
"" hog" that you take advantage OF this
wonderful u'sr amt send a. once for your
shoes no limit Of how many pair Won want.
Money 10 boz ~'ur hy Post Money order or
registered letter 10
STNNpNrr Tr"pI't CuNP,NN. euc Fast 10 ~.
NV Nu.k tIrY Dcp' III
On ~" third floor ~ the tenement house
at ~? Fast sixteenth str".t a woman VINO
said sh" was IN" wife Of the. stan aTd Prod
uc" COMPANY talked little about its
aGaIrs Her husband sh.. said was
lgnat2 Frank"i and lgnat2 - tn. company
Where WAS Mr. Franksl' She did not
know He might come home and then
again b" might not He did not have a
shes. e.. tory anywhere lie bought shoes
from lobhers shoes and leather His
mail cam" To IA" tenement house That
was all -hc knew about the matter
Tn" Janitor Of IN" building said that
lgnatz Frankal had just gone up stairs
and that h- hadn come down great
deal II mail WAS received daily by FrRnkel
he said mail that came under several
names Tn" letter carrier had remar ked
about II ana had wondered what Mr.
Frauksi'- business was
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nan Sr0Ck TR,NSFER STIIfs.
Employee of stamp Concern >rre~tes,
with Iirokrr's Hoy, 70 80

Ben jamin Alexander - years old, Of
1852 Fifty-thiri str.sr Brooklyn. who
says he is convicted with the Aniusc-r-
booker stamp Company at 50 New stress,
was In the 1omb- court yesterday charged
with CTimlnally receiving $50 stock trans
fer stamps alleged to hav" been stolen
from Jerum. DaRzig 4 Co. tEOksrv.
~ 100 Broadway. The stamps ars ~ els
g. denomination. hut AZ they are cancelled
the actual Valu" j. nominal
Timothy J sullivan. ~ years old, 81
rs Amity street Brooklyn 4 Slefk for
the DanZig company. il charged With
taking the can, Slled STAMPS. be said
he Was guilty Both sullivan and, AlsH-
ander were held in sl.OO bail each. ~
Allen p Hallctt. deputy state Comp
troller who was IN court. said the state
has lost about 81 .GO.JO a year by stamp
washing frauds -,
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MOSTLY AGAINST BtLLINGER.
Bui the Congress Committee WIN Turn
In Three aetS oT Findings.

III PAuL. MINI. SEPT 10 Hopele-sly
divided among themselves. the mrmb~rs
II IN. Ballinger Pinchot Congressional
investigating committee have adjourned
and three -sparare reports will h" pre-
sented To- Congress
Two Of the reports will recommend the
dismissal Of BaIhngsr from President
Taft's cabinet They are couched ia
different Language. but they mean the
same thing one report has been drafted
by the Democratic members - the COM
mission and another hy the insurgent
Republican Con gresham Madison II
kansas
What the third report will contain will
h. decided next Tuesday IN Chicago.
when the chairman. senator Nelson. and
his disgrun'l.d followers will NEE: at
the Auditorium Hotel What their re-
port will bs in view Of the extended
publicity given the affair 10y the Demo-
Gratis and the lone insurgent. - "A matter
81 conjecture The Democrats to-day
declared thay would not attend the
Chicago nesting. a. u was called nv
senator Nelson without authority
1T PART. MINI sept. ~ Democratic
members of rhe BallInger committee
ar" preparing to-day to leave the Twtr
city They persist In saying that tho
committees meeting - over and it, work
accomplished
In Chicago next week they will go
through the form - holding another meet
ing and making public another report
" hat the nature 81 this report will he Is
an interesting subject for speculation
should every member ~ the committee
ge, togei her on a report v ~ pretty likely
a. be the Scotch verdict 81 mot proven
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GRtFT IVOUIRY PLt\S
Move Hapld Progrcs, Promised for the
Pre- sent Phase tongrr WAY Testify.

N'HIugh At NA- saturday the lion
tNw." \ NnrrlIr. Ir ,hat man % fHn
Jog. .' y" Z . committee. irit in 20 fIH
-. a"fE IN m" n-uuit'r',' FHadg 'I.rfrr-
has. t. Dob %" Liberty Tpv"r Buluug
Nr.'' r.. tp.r Tu'.,.,rI. IT IaVr"u.,'
r'uu.v. 0n"-" Nr Merritt hives tho ~
lriHy n-f holiday rut" dp..-nt up"rlf"
very .g.H ro tU. r"g-~t of 'u, Commute
"l"rS.. WOO nov and then around 'h' urn1
hour .uuA"d pu' II 10" tower vrudnw- upon
~" r1ui..y crowds r,,..lu.. from work foo
play through Nassau canon
W" ar" getting thlrg- 900 -h.grs 80 iut'
thor" will 10 NJ ruur" hl,f ily iut.rruI.
tions, A. thor" was Yesterday. .aii char
man Merritt yesterday Tn" present
"h.,-' ~ m" investigation will prprtn.y
engage the committee time durirE tIl ~
next ws"k's puhhr h"trtng- Ihp." Al.I
IT, On "Wednesday Thursday and FRIDAY
What n committeeman means by r.H
present phase j. IA" line - work -Ig
g''-t"i hy IN" search ~ ~" tiiIngWW'd
tunniughan a,rpur' hnuk- ] hAf
-pha-s- viii h" DsruI-i"i h"fnr" any
other - Consiterrd gu.s-~ tho committee
- short CirC'Iitad hy th" uu"Nr"Hf"i ..4-
SsuCr 20 Witnesses THIS 'I'u" th" lu"N
I.'Ct" u not expected There - REASON tn
h'll"vs that til the l,'r~Du- the commute"
WI-hrs to IugUir" Of vii 49, pound when rh"Ir
names ara called iU committee sessions
Hartman M"TrItt SAID L" preferred not
~ puilin" N" further purpu-"i work. hut
u ~ not UNLIKELY that the u"N phase vii
r-a'" To matters which wee. hunted az lu
tn" toug"r Alli- affair When tuv ma
ter - taken Sp VIZ tong"r Nru-"E unless
plans chang. Viii H. witness Ir..'nr.' tA"
CommIti"" and b." que~tIp - 90 Dos.
kuowi"dg" oi Albany me, Hpi~ Wuu-'y,'~
may b" involved 10y = 80 - you please ~
animation
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ENDLESS CHiIN TIrkET GiuE.
One Man working u Here Arrested After
IIIs Partner Told.

one - the partners M tho Economy Car
Ticket company. Sp-oallei endless
cham street railroad TICKET scheme, was
arrested IN a chArR" II grand larceny 10y
D.tertive Met nny %" ~ th. Central Offica
yesterday al $50 Nassau street The
other partner had previously submitted
Ia the det"Ctsve bureau an AFFIDAVIT telling
all about the game The latter IL VI
Anthony MInardi. - wears old of 1893
Madison street Ridgawood Heights.
Queens He says m ms affidavit thai he
advertised m a New York s-v"1Iug new.
paper for som" one o. JOIN ham M a part
n"r~hip IN nupk amt ruagazir. business
and that tuntpn u Inarp. Who -Ay- -" -
y u'VsgaT,'r a-tIst. pi - Nest Eprfy-i'rh
street responded It,. b." -ay- ThArp
pruppz.-i the old endless cham t,.-t
-gh,.'T,
MIuarii says that Iharp told hun that
hr had Cpn-ulf"i a lawyer, who said that
N. -Ch"'us Wa not Illegal Iu New NorK
though h- -hDW"t uIm clippings from al
Indiana u"wspaI"r wh.,h said that "a ~tfn-
liar -Ch"Jnr m LrcdEs had '...n .lp--i ~
NJ" post Oi''," authorities pu th"
strength Of the NlILafll SAID tha, o." and
Ihdrp pat % S. apiece" and formed part
nrrshIp 100 which they w"r" 10 share profits
aakc ~" sad b" sold SlI worth Of the
tIUD-ts. lut finally hecaru. suspicious II
The game and reported u 20 the Central
once
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NFIILED NTFTI ORDER>
I -. Corporation IHr~ OuI IT. second
MonIhIN RrRori on the NnhlrrI.

The nitcd states S,nrl Corporation
CAV" out Yesterday ~ report on untitled
orders on hand - Il August 20 TA"
t"nnag" reported 35l3 rs ~hpw, de-
cr-d-' II 49, Sp3 from tn., report fnr luIy
81. which IN turn showed a d'rr"A>.' 90
30 s61 tHn- from IN" june report To-
present report shows fyrtn.r that uu-
tll-d orders are a. a lower t1unaE than
At any time since September 49, 1s|>
" hen they stood - 2 i2l 81
N"-i"-daN- report Of antilles! ORDER .-
tho SECOND mun'hlv report e - hfrl
l-sust toy the corporation Ngr'.f"fpI"
N" rpnnag" was given uu' 10 quarterly
reports. tn" fClIuWlng table g,N,'~ 900"
untu"t riders reported at the clos" 81
each quarter sinrs' N"pt"nhv~ ~ lF2 lu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-11
weather rorecn., for cotton e,a,A..

For North Carullna, unsettled weather n day
and "a MORROW. with probable showers: soderate
northeast To east wind, Nrrr
Tor south Carolina. Georgia and Alabama
Unsettled weather to day ami IN morrow. With
hoWcrs. moderate ras'sfy winds Increasing
For Mississippi and tOuisiAns, Increasing
cipudincs~ 10 southern portions to-day with
shower, IN fnOrroW moderate VaEtahts Niaslg.
Increasing IA DAY. Nth squalls on the coast
For eastern Texas. generally fair To Gay and
to morrow moderate variable winds
FOR u~~trrn Texas fair ~ day and e,4rnOsroO
cooler In northern portion IN uorrbw
For kansas generally tAir day MnA -
morrow Coolrr Ia morrow.
For Arkansas. fair 10 day. probably Increasing
coudineSs To morrow =,
ror T~nnr~ssr. partly cloudy 10 ds,i prssa6b'
showers 81 morrow 80
For Kentucky. parity cloudy 10 day. beeoning
uneettled ~ morrow
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CUBiN vas dFrER ! MILLION.
DeteStiNeS say NenendeI would Have
s3ot % With EnOash nspr.

Raldermo Mencndez. the Cuban who
has heen passing ~ Manuel Alvarez II
The importing Arm Of Naldi-. Alvarez \
Go. 70 Havana and flashing drafts Tor
large amounts upon New York Rankin {
and business HOUSES for ~ eek past was
diffident prisoner IN the Jefferson Market
polio. court yesterday He appeared
bored while nv aRing arral gnment on tho
complaint ~ the proprietor - the Mar
Unique Hotel 10 the effect thar he had
forged n draft for C25OO while IN IN.
hotel and after dspuSiting the same with
the Savoy Trust Company tried ~ procure
1000 from the clerk on "A check drawn Ca
the alleged account
This was IN" only complaint taken
against HIM. although representatives of
the United states Flm Brokers and I'm
pnrters. to whom the Cuban had given an
order for sII.0OO worth 20 films and ~ the
Savoy Trust Company we're IN court
apparently willing To- maxi" charges
against him Assistant District Attorney
% Brien asked that the case he set for
further hearing on Monday 80 that the
detectives could secure additional -vi-
d"nc-. and this was finally agreed To-.
Magi-trat. Steinert held the prisoner m
1.DO hail
He was out on a gigantic schotne and
he VI a. tn" proper man to work H. said
Manager X G. SCHNEIDER 10 the Burns 4
sheridan Detective Agency yesterday
That fellow was ont - gather 81 $50 ISL.
and lac would have sucCredrd Il gwen
sufficient rope he had got rId NJ FIVE
drafts and exhibited others which h, de-
stroysd when he realized he was "a h.'
arrested
Saks h co whers no placed s. an
order drew against hls drafts IN landon
but luSt nothing In fact ~ Wa the
clerk ot their Spanish department Vhn
was among tn. first To- become suspicious
Ut the generous purchaser In their
short acquaintance the two men became
quite friendly When Mcnrndez left
the Hotel MaTflnlgtI" last "wednesday
he told this man that he Vas sailing for
Europe the following day and ask 81
hun Ca come down and Sre hum depart
I from IN" French tine pter The clerk
went. bat M"nendez wasn't Their" The
clerk than had his suspicious and ~
pressed them ~ the management "
his firm We ~ Cuur~" had been IA tho
case before that
The prisoner, Nr Schlndlsr saws. sub
mirt"l To- the s"."rs-t CTuss-,, ut-s'tuning
IA a manner that would imply his will
ingne-- g. tell everything hut " hen ask 81
a. Ia IN" number and origin ~ the drafts
h" had been using would siavcv reply
that H. vas IN. agent for a rev olutionarV
committee and To- reveal any of their
secrets would involve u hardship upon
many influential Cuhaus
The best tho detectives could get from
their prisoner was that h. - IN N,-iadu.
just out 81 Havana. wh"r" h. Owns "a
large sugar plantation valued at least
al ti5O.uuO that he had been work ins
for IN. Naldis Alvarez COMPANY and was
about tp open a similar concern himself
and that h" was transaCtlng financial
matters herr while IN New York for IA"
revolutionary committee Of hls com
patriots
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Mn PORT ~ TO SIR.
%. 4 Fields wants ~ goo From WIIIIa ~
D. Gprtrr for Collision.

NFwrpEr. x soy. 90. -ut fnr
81 2'p damage has u"..1 ,nt"r'i m 'i,'
Superior Court here hy Harold 4, Fields
II ProsId,nC" against William J. Carer
e Philadelphia. q member { Oh" NcwrDrf
summer cpl.U" The SUI H. the result
- an auiomori," uccl lent ~ hi,n occur. 4
AZ IN. corner - N.ll,y|4" aEr4u" ant
Beach road early % August
Mr. Fields 90 tI- declaration -ty- hat
"A small ei-o'~I" rIuEh,u' 100 winch M
Fields was RIDING wa- ran INTO by Mr
Garter'- auto and frHi tn. latter III not
stop 70 ascertain y any dautg" nld b.'.u
dom. Mr. Carer wa- riding ir IN.
machine At IN. tam" ant Wa IN her Vay
- the hnn. Of Mr. and Mr. Reginald {
Vanderbilt for luncheon
October 3 - ~" time -"t for the first
h.ariug ~ IN. case. which Mr.. Carter
Say- he intends to fight
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Br,rr for IIclLr and Gerbrach,.

John u Stanchheld. counsel for charlie,
u H"ke. and Ernest " Gerbracht the
convicted former officials ~ the American
Sugar Refining Company. and Henry l.
Stimson. no represents the Government
submit ed hEi-fs yesterday to Judge Martin
IA the United States Circuit Court ralativ.
- Nlr Stanchheid's u1otio for arrest Of
judgment and "A new trial FOR h- two
client, Tie court will hear Argument
fu.iuurToW morning