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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19
REO-BLOODEO INSURGENT WANTS SENATE
SEAT Of MICH|GAN'S COLORlESS GHOST
on w. s. COUCH

WASHINGTON. - e.. March 10.
In Michigan the first Of the In.
aurgenta. Representative Town.
send. % running fof The senate
AEaiunt luilur Caesar burrows.
" ho invented republican regularity
and wrote the book There prom
lHau To ~ aome scrap
Charles Eloy Townsend IL so
much Of On lnsurgent that he has
iusarEed against the Insurgents Ia
several cases Isis specially la a
lone hand
The iirst caucus 81 the house IN.
safEenfa vas held in Townsend q
office That was when the ealen
dar Wednesday Was forced ouus
Speaker Canuen
No Tame tnsVrpert
To-day the regulars rate Town
seud As an lnhurKvni. and The Ia.
aureenta complain that they can't
aiWaya teli what he Wil Do The
aecref ~ fhlr ~ Townsend doean 4
seem ~ care Tor flEhunR for polit
Zeal effect He knows shat he
A#ANN AAH AH Nf" HAtfN So hataN
less nf whether hr le alone ~ not.
whether Cannon ia Tor gF against
it. or whether Taft has recon
msuded nf denounced d. of ahefh
~ it'a a Roosevelt policy az = Chi.
caxo platform plank
Townsend b. Bis athletic isi
low. with a strong serious face q
good taikrf. n sound lawyer. a mau
81 culture ard eenrfnl education.
lie haze a wnilop concealed ia nia
bid Hhunidrr muscles. NaNnp
which hc haH banded unt. once 80
twlee. IA scenes 90 political exelge.
ueut jet hts manner is fhaf os =
aaist man. anxious 90 avoid eoutro
4efeY
is Native Michigan Mar.
Toauseud in nlmuu pufe siich.
lFau product Tie HaH born to
Jackson in 1859. educated ln Mich.
igaa uniyefsiiy. pracileed las vita
naccsaa in Jackson. mrd hes heeu
sent Ga congress from jackson four
times
KKcap, on the vocal Hlhs. the rec
ORD % Senator Julius Caesar Hur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

Ans they even gay Oh a..
washington hired iujsns !, ~
little sealpins for him X y, y y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

up IN the famous "Me TOO" phrase
~ the late Senator Plat Bur
rows has always waited for the
powers that be To determine his
course
lie had the audneity 10 tell his
own constituents not long ago that
whenever Michigan wanted nny
thing be fHufrowsl went 10 Sen
atof Aldrich for IL. and that AID.
rich always saw that Michigan got
what she wanted
Michigan didn't get what she
wanted on lumber ln the Dingiey
act Michigan wanted 81 sawed
lumber attn Canada. then. 70 save
the numerous aAwmiilH that firing
"a her northern border These
mills depended on Canada for legs
Canada threatened 90 cut OF the
expectation 81 logs 10 these mills
n the DluFiey rate On sawed lum
bcf went above 8
ttls Stand on Lumber.
nlodEstt. however. bad started n
big lumber business IN the south.
and be- wanted s2 assessed against
sawed lumber Burrows listened
10 Blndsetta demands. turned a
deaf ear % Michigan. Canada stop
pod the expectation q hawioRn
and MlchlEmn'a aawmliiH moved 90
Canada Burrows had done what
be was told 20 do. however
when he came up again. and
ihoy asked him about those faws
mills Burrows waved the STAR
apanFied banner That 81 bic one
argument bis ouiY stump speech
when opposition bumps against
him he speaks softly ~ The Boys
Ia Blue. pulls oat the sob stop iu
bis mellow. organtuued voice. and
waves bis white whiahera In moot
mournfui wise
or. Aklng The other tack. BE-
shouts ths clarion cali 90 buried
lerions and leads another charge
on Lookout mountain II iA an
tery fine THEATRES. especially on
. Decoration day. when people have
forgotten che tariff nnd Aidrirh
and Uncle Jos Cannon fof the mo.
ment. bur II has no particular bear.
( inE on the issues u the day
Where Choice Lies
IN wosd. the Michigan race lies
/ Between coi0rlese ghost who rep
+ rracnia John " biodEeft most ui
the time and Aidfich the rest. and
a viriir young man who represents
the people. OF AZ least tries 20 do
no conHcientinuNlY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19
HE DRIVES LIKE THE WIND AND
LOVES A JOKE-DOES BOYLE

who ls capt poylc. named as tho
next fire chieff
For one thlna he IS known az the
fastest driver ia the department.
Of course. With tho rank % oap'
tain and the command ~ engine
company 30 6, he has not appeared
Al the role * driver recently hut
mcrthcfs ~ tht department say that
when ~ held the feins ON No =
engine wears sge nobody had any
,hIng on him Ter speed,
Itc was not carelcss driver hut
he certainty dld like 60 set 20 a
nre ON time lie let the gallopins
Aorses loose kept a firm hold ON
a. lines and keen eye on the road.
gnv ahead For six years he shooed
am shouted The Ne 3 horses Ca com
naerauons or smudgcs ia double
Quick time
Captain Bowie began his connec-
don with me seattle fire department
In Iuiy. 1895 and in Angust ~ inc
same year BEGAN hls career aa driver,
lie has been "a the department ever
since. both as driver and ere fighter
A well pgoportjonct man, h. was
not the one 60 shirk hazardous and
disaerecablc work when Zoe ilames
cracked and the smoke circulated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

rows g. purely negative For YeArn
John W Hiodgett aud flamboYaut
DratofY az the old school have kept
hlm ln office John " HiodEett o.
lumber king. toe present repub.
liean national committeeman from
Michigan and the sort Of million
airo who has found il easier 90
keen il man in the senate thar to
60 there himself
burrows wan born IN North East
ia. ln 1897 The civil war wac
hls great opportunity he has
been collecting ever since for thu
tao years De- spent fighting iir
pat OF hia uniform 81 the euf 20
thc war 10 step Into public office.
and hs has drHwg salary from
the public almost continuously
since lie served iu the house fuf
years. and he has been Ia she sen
nfe since 1895
Added Little 70 History.
For al this there is ~ Burrows
Law On the statute books - Show
The. great principles FOR which
Burrows has stood can be summed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

were removed 10 the accumpani.
ment Of aighs, 40 their wearere,
casting last longing glance a.
The headKear. hurried into the ban.
auet room.
siS hundred hat racks we're pro.
vlded by the hotel management for
the henished adornments. and 20
extra maids we're assigned to the
cloak rooms 20 assist IN the opera.
ton Of the removal OF the bonnetu
as well as TO lend their aid in get
ting them on straight Ia the after.
dinner rush.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

Ethel fenlling on her friend II
didn't know you were one of those
athletic alfih
Nadge what DO you mean.
deAr7"
Ethel Look at those foils over
your bureau
MadFe Foilsi Why. those are
nay hat pins Boston Transcript
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19
Get Under
Way

The signal flying on this baitls-
ship means Get Under Way \
you are still paying rent you should
get under way and never anchor
again until you are in home q
your own. What's the use OF eruls-
ing around from the flat TO the REM
ed house and back again 10 the ila''
battling the landlords storms ano
former tenants dirt and disease
when you might as well be living -
ease and comfort in your own homs'
You don't realize how easily u
done. II will only cost you w :
month. and that won't break YOU
but it will make YOU independents =
will give your wife and children
home where they can live IN PeA'
and comfort among healthiIi' an'
congenial surroundings. The
cret of HOW to do 1t IS sln'Ps
Merely make up your mind tna' ~
WILL do it, then come ana see -
we will help Nou.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19
$4,000 IN SPRING HATS EXILED
TO CLOAK ROOM AT TAFT BANQUET

and rrIegatod 20 the dingy cloak
room
but. Notwithstanding the edict
pronounced several days ago by or.
flcers uf the club. through which
the hat was banished from the fea.
tive banquet board. $50 Oo0 worth
of spring millinery made its ap.
pcarance AZ the hotel
The hats. willow plume turhaus.
chanteelers and picture affairs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

CHICAGO. AtHfrh ~ Alsh
Madams spring hat
The millinery adOrnmcut which
"set hubby back all the way from
So Go $500. and upon which II was
expected that President Taft az
the irish Fellowship club banquet
might chance 10 rest his eve. was
"OxNed instead last ulght from The
banquet hall Of the Hotel laSalle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

with choking density he has made
his quota ~ reNcuvs aud had his
bunch ~ narrow ESCAPES
Also he o. merry Joker outside
ot fire a nall game or Hrt.to With
the gloves There is nothing q fire.
mau enjoys so much aH q practical
joke. and Captain Johnny Boyle cer-
.taluiV does enjoy his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

Wife Don't you thlnk I.
get him a !obg IVY y
Husband are yoa rssily =.
thing III
Husband an right, i.n. !.
gei you q iob On the noa>. I
aaa City Journal ~
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kNaPP SpOkEONLI FOR ,pp.
New Nork speech Didn't Voice Interstate
Q osnnllsxiOn'. NIeM>

bosrCS. Nov - That the speech nf
hartman Knapp If the Interstate. Com
rnerce Commission before IN. Business
Men = League in New York docs not voice
the position of tn. commission a. a whom.
on III. matter ~ railroad rates ~ the
statement NJ Judge JuCi-on g Clements -
IN. comm isson. Judge Clements SAID
Whatever Chairman Knapp NAV have
said in his speech AFFORDS no basis for the
assumption tina, the chairman speaks for
IN" commission do want 20 say that
tho chairman speaks for himself only
II u were true as mas been Inferred IN
some places. that Chairman Knapp
urferances foreshn dow an early announce
rnen' nv the commission nj the lustifica-
tion ~ railroad rate increases. then nur
continued nvas'iSation Il Tho matter
would h. worse than idle And II the
differences wsr" justified nv IN" chairman
speech AZ New York " IL b-,,ar that all
concerned should have been spared the
performance.
The questions involved IN the com
missions investigation of the proposed
increases an rate are ~ great gravity and
tho commission will reach decision only
after full investigation and hsirlngs
not only OF rha shippers. hur Of the car
rIers also upon whom rests rh.. dItv undar
the law. ~ jIs'IfvinG IN" proposed adj
yances
i don't want people To get tho idea that
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-29
70 tREI tB SISTERS ma.
set Tn Brgin on Jan. -. Wore Than IN
Nonths kIrr Alleged 4 'rtn,r

Jisdg. len Eyrk III Newark Yesterday
again adjourned the trial 81 Mrs Caroline
Martin and her sister. Mrs Mary "
Sn"ad. tor the murder of Oc.v Snaah
which had bean -.t for Yesterday
wear AZ" Yesterday bCev Sne,i was
found dead ~ \ h4'htIh half filled with
water IN IN Fast Orange hons"
The reason fpr IN. further adjourn
mer' l. neciu-s the proceedings ~ do
tsrrine 'hs r-"n'Hl "nndifIon If Mrs
Martin ar" gong an Tho new dat. fixed
- January y objection was made -
'ha ials hv Tho Rev Albert I; Wnrdla W
and Nl'- Bessie &; Spindle hrOrher and
sister NJ the 'Sn women. They wanted
a longer delay Mr. Martin approx Si
thu dat" but later u'E,hil.I ~ She said
II VII take = lawyer some TN. 10
study my "si-s and none ~ tna,n will
vr-S iIrInG m. holidays not on.
IN" ludge assured hsr thai II no ar
pointed u lawyer no would name on. who
wrui.I UprH iIIring ~. HOLIDAYS She
then asked him II the testimony taken N
the INSANITY hearing would z" 80 che J,i-v
~ the rHlr,tsr ,I-.. and 10 -4Ii not "A
wort Il - would Th. Judge said that
II tho famIlv doc not -e"'Ir" = lawyer for
Mr. Na-rir b.torn December ~ he. US,l
appoint on" Mr. Martin then suggested
that n" ,rv"lrr SIrnuei ksll-ch The
-IEg.-'I1n va aCt api,.,i h. th. Gnrir,
n J iIenry clark. ,,"lICs surgeon 81
N"sarS '"-'Itisd Yesterday a. m" state :
p.i'u"-,. ~ ~" proC.adinR- ~ determine.
Mr. Martin. mental condition He told
about -. Nr-i'- 20 the Newark iaIl to -a.
M. Nar''u WI'h ~ { 4 Being and pr
william = HiDk- He laid that 10 did
n"' ANYTHING about IN. prisoner
conduct fht' indicated thai N" u.s.
iu.-n',lly Irresponsible Tha vl,u.--
pIn'..,i NrN Martin - saving IN referring
=" thLnuc"v " B.a-I-v. counsel fer the
hur,i,,.nr- -Nr Ra-slav told mo that
VI Npt' bad proof that I was seen nrIr-
derIuE u"-v ~n"td and that my only
h"T'. ~ aNDIi conviction wa- IN 4 Plea
~ INSANITY
Dr 'lIrk al" testified thar Mr. Martin
~aii that n was The r"sir" IL her sisters
thai -hn he c'eohr"i insane and that she
added thar IN. was IN" --srest woman IN
America
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IDII>J or O,R IO>,s LtTEs.
~. on I apri ann Pays $50 . Year Ritz.
Carlton Head t'Ook Arrives.

William Harris. tho hotel man who
will -uparintsnd IN. opening NJ The Ritz
carlton here. arrived yesterday nv the
hamburg American liner kaiserin Aug,isre
Victoria with hI- boss cook Angus,
f-Crffi"r chef nf m. London RITZ
Carlton \ l-o there wns another Harris
aboard h. kAi--rIn H-aton " p. American
Jon-rIl-G General At Large and Inspector
81 American onsI dates u no has VISITED
I-p consular Offices IN Europe IN IN. Last
wear. lnsp., 'rr Harris SAYS thai tho
least unporihn, officially Of the isO IL
that on Capri. presided over ~ Thomas
spencer Jeron. " hn devote. the time he
- r"' gagged in collecting his wages 81
81 . wear one-half ~ he rareip's Of tho
Office - writing for IN. mag zin.- and
nsu-Iirper-
rh"r passengers by IN" kal-arin were
I,sHrg. ',rn--nIih Tho English pIay-
wright .ho will spend five dav- look ing
for . singer FOR the leading female role
" . musical comedy that soon will I've
produced III ondcn. Capr James 4
Logan. .Ir |. y. \. Count AvoRT Tro,ti.
mr. dealer. Marquis ~. tn-.t Maury. VS.
count 4" Foniana and MIR James Still
man
The hdi-e-in brough' SIS cabin and
lssI -i"-rags passengers. an unusual
nITih"- for the season corning west and
there WIS not a ca-e nf -Icku-s- aboa ri
nl-O unu-tHI
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the Interstate Commerce Commission
because u is not "all.d court will or
should decide this great question OF such
tremendous import on 'h" spur of tn"
merely ~hooing' II of. as i, war. The
matter nov before the comm ssion in
wolves millions and millions Of dollars in
N. immediar. fitur. and for years tn
com" II will bA decided only after the
fullest and most careful and judicial de
liberation
w" shall resume the hearing Of tesIi-
monv next week and hope that that part
II III. work will end wirh tho week II is
now intended that oral arguments shall
begin about December Is saw II onlv
A. venture. hut | think that the corn
mission NAV make irs report not later
than January 81 I hope that we shall
be able To do 50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-29
Duffy's
Sparkling
Apple Juice
Delicious, refreshing, ex-
Vibrating, non-alcoholic.
For ,al- everywhere. Writ. fos rreip-,.'
AmeH' an Fnui Product Co. Roe hester. N. Y.

I ". wrr'. i,.. ,aId lie waited pa,t-nrIy
tur a moment
Nh. Nj fIohrnan il thar Won; Oh
b" WI "all ~" mp later Thus said
MIR ''rn--miih. hanging up IN. receiver
az" hpp.'~ deferred
. h"u know | started th. revue IN Eng
land at III. f'uulr. a few years ago.
n" went ga IN" trouble over rher -
l. mat "" have" Inv that p'rS theatres
hn't.r Two headings. theatres prop"r.
winch com" under IA" Lord chamberlain.
which tnakr~ a. pp~sIhIn for one man
to stop pl.v At h" doesn't fancy IL and
nlisl" halls whnh are under thu aufhority
oi tn" County Councils The laws saws
You must not put On IN "A music hall any
play that wall run NOR. than half an hour
OF contain more Than -iy speaking chlraC-
teri It's pretty hard iitting revue
INTO the time allowance Still several
other rrvucs AZ. starting This year. and
, " looks AZ " they will kill III. old Engli IN
pantoinImc. which will h" very good
radiance. IL il ridiculous 10 think OF "a
nation that goes year after year Ia see
Aladdin az Cinderella
am going SION Ia pat ON "a new revue
That H. why | am over here Ia look after
som" artists WAS thinking of Bessie.
Mc 'oy. nut sh" H. 'i..d lp with cont rae, =
and cannot get away However,, th.r,,
may b@ others American girls AR. apt
To- do very we'll when they 60 over there
MAY de Sn,l-s made "a big hit at th.. ';ai.ty
Then the men max" hits TOO Look az
joe ioyn". the most popular man III
London Why when he, got hack Their,
from America there was a crowd TO great
HIM that almost tll"d Leicester Square
Mr. Gro--mlth "Spart- To r.',,'rn on no =
Saturday He has h"-.n engaged in play
writing tor eleven years. his first VEN
tur- being with Paul Rubens in a work
"all-i Tn. Great ta-ar- He IL parfly
.sl"nslhl" for Tn. Spring chick en-.
tn" l'irls IT Gnu"nhurg. Havana
and The Dollar Princess
How does 'ha earning power Of a
play in New York "ompar~ with IN. same
in l.ondon'- he Wa asked
Tho royalties amount To about the
sans. here a. IN London
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-29
Ht>Dl FOR WFtT THIEIES.
IaS suprr> is'op a supplies "n wards
island Made Palmer.

sho,l. the meat 'hAfts on Wari = island
Thomas Carroll who has b"an head store
keeper for more than fourteen wears.
testified Yesterday hefor. IN" state
f.naCy Commission that abor four
years ago the order came 80 him thai
he was not TO weigh the meat that
he had to handle Lewis Webb, than
assistant steward. had said A. the time
that thus order came direct from r \
Wheeler. chief steward and purchasing
agent Wheeler test tilted last Saturday
that the order had been ISSUED hcs~a,rse
carroll was in poor health and not fit 10
do the weighing Carroll denied this
and said the only explanation he could
figure or, a. the time was that tho order
was a reflection on his work ACCordin CIV
he stopped Weighing and said nothing
He relied on Martin. IN. missing meat
cutter. or Martins predecessor 10 do the
weighing
Asked II he had ever tried 90 verify
Martins figures. he said thai Martin said
he waa taking orders from Wheeler only
Almond Pedeky. a cook. told ~ an &C
casion two years a 60 when he had ordered
$50 pounds from Martin and had re-
ceived only $50 pounds. though The ~ gnsd
renui-ition -ho WED $50 pounds He told
Edward Boylan. The chef who left five
months ago. ahc'it the shortage Boylan
didn't do ANYTHING. P~heky said. 10 he
cont inued weighing the meat The meat
Weighed according To his orders for
Will. and then u began IN fall 81 IN weight
again 10 or IL pounds a day Again he
spoke To- Boylan about II Boylan told
him his scales were not reliable and said
- You're the only one that = kicking. Why
don't WOW cu' " OUT He did
Thomas r Glynn. former purssr II
the boat Wand.Ter. on which barrels ~
bone. ~e~. shipped from the island IN
Contractor katZanStein. said h. kept no
record IN his ledger Of the barrels He
hai entered no ou'going freight in IN"
hnob- after O~'ob.r. IN0s. The freight
was To" heavy. ~ no let the slips serve
az record He admitted that nobody
else could understand the slips
William ! O'Shinshy acting chef
said h. had never heard anything about
Pedekv'- complain that IN" meat came
short from the stores II. had signed
countless receipts for given weights.
hut hal never weighed anything
Deputy Assistant District Attorney
bc Ford was present ai yesterdays hear
ing
This morning the hearing 81 Katzrn-
stern who in under bail on charge II
stealing and ~ bribery. will he continued
before Magistrate Rrsen IN tn" West
chester police court.
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GIRL on TRIAL FOR LIFE.
she u Alleged 20 Have killed Her I'm
pio, eP After WORK Hours In Laundry.

BosToS. Mo- rs. Hattie l.e Planc. a
seventeen year old French Canadian girl
was placed on trial in Fast ramhridg" to.
dav for tn. murder II Clarence r Glover
owner of Naltham laundry. ia whose
household she was emplov.d
Ih.r. was no great difficulty getting a
Jury. and his afternoon that body. ac-
Cornpanisd Ivy rh. LAWYERS and bailifs.
went "a Naltham In automobiles and
visited she Glover house and the laundry
wh-r. the fatal shots wer. fred
After returning :" the 'orrt HOUSE ad-
jOurnment was taken until to-m"rrnw
morning. when the opening arguments
will b. made
The girl i, the Youngest female ever
placed ON trial Tor her lif. In Massa-
chusetts Much sympathy has Leen
her slight physiqu"
An element II mystery has surrounded
IN" AFFAIR ever since ~ happened. about a
year ago. chiefly h-caus. the girl after
beng missed for three dsys was found
concealed under Glnv"r- ted III his own
house
Mrs. Glover. Who ~ a distant relative
NJ tho girl. declared she was NO, aware
tnaf MATTE nau t%en niNlnS IN tse hpure
There was bix row in court over Glover =
will. Efforts Icing made hv his brothers
to break IL
Glover ua- shot while IN hi- laundry
with the girl after hour. on the night Of
November % isra After being wounded
he Crawl. led some distance t. a private
hospital whore he died soon afrerward
When asked who had -ho' him Glover
laid several time. Hattie did IL The
girl could NOT H." found for three DAYS.
but the police finally disco, cred her IN
the Glover hou-.
In tho proceedings TO-DAY counsel tor
Ha''ia announ' ed thar he would object
~ tho diving words II Glover he,nS re
Teated hy the District Attorney in his
OPENING address because no thought ~
might mako such an impression IN the
minds II the i'Iry that " could not be Grad
icarsd Judge Bond replied thar ne would
SEQ what the nature ri the statement was
and then rul" whsthe or not ~ could h"
allowed in IN" oranInE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-29
SHTRTU Asst WikERS AGAIN.
Cooper Union Mass Meeting to Prepar
for Another strike

Cooper Union was filed last evening
with an audience Of young women ir
resp"ns@' ~ a call from tho Shirr Waisr
Makers Union for a series of organization
meetings If shirtwlisf makers. IT which
last night was tn. first to prepare Tor
making demands IN about a month for q,
new agreement affecting about 10000
snlrtwaIst makers. most of whom are
women Tn. d-man d- arr. tu b.. enforced
hv 4 strike II they ar. refused
Miss Mary T. DrIer president If tho
Noman'~ Trade Union League. presided
and speeches were made hy Miss Iaonora
% Reilly If ~" league. Jacob Pankin. Il
Iam.tkin and OTHERS
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William Barnes. Jr.. Has . Friend In the
ENeruti,r lhzmber.

ALBANY. Nov - For the ;irst time
in four years William Barnes Jr b.. tho
Albany county Republican Leader. has
friend IN the Executive Chamber
Otherwise Ia would have been unable
to-day to induce IN" Governor =" appoinr
the candidate 81 'h. Albany county Re-
publican organIzai ION. William y How
land. ~ County Treasurer ~ Albany
To- I'll the vacancy caused bJ the recent
death ~ the lat. County Treasurer
John " Whaalnrk When Albany vacan-
cos occurred during he Hughes regime
MIR Hughes never pad anv attention
tn IN. recommendations Of The Albany
county Republican or ganizat ion.
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The tru. bills found against Jsnnea J
Gallagher by the Hudson county Grand
Jury in connection with mss attempt 10
kill Mayor Gaynor will h- handed up
to-day ~ rho court ho'Isc N Jersry City
Gala ghcr will hn ArraI gn~d Tomorrow
Prosecutor Of the Pleas Pierre p GaFven
will probably make an application next
Monday for The drawing ~ n struck iury
from which a panel will be chosen 20 try
the defendant The trial may be SET
for Monday. December 10
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The Globe-republican., 1910-04-28
LIMBURGER AND THE LAW
odorous Compound Responsible for
Some Trouble and a Little Al
legged "Wit."

Technically" said Judge Wells to
William Rung in the municipal court,
you had the right on your side. How
ever, you chose form of cruel and
unusual punishment that cannot be
tolerated by this court. I'll have to
fine you one dollar"
1t appears from the evidence that
Mr.. Rung, who is stereotyper, sat
down to luncheon with Edward Snider,
fellow employee. The piece de resist
ance Of Rung's luncheon consisted Of
limburger cheese, and Snider, who re-
CARDS himself as something of wag,
had made certain remarks about the
cheese, reflecting particularly on its
odor. Thereupon Mr.. Rung smeared
piece of the cheese over the humor-
GUS Snider's countenance.
"This," said Rung, as he stepped up
to pay his fine, is the kind of justice
that smells to heaven"
THAT will be about all from you,"
said the court bailiff; cheese it!"-
Chicago Record-Herald.