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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-23

9iirger. Gs gins ndmli6 bel GelD
IN Die fallhen SaIben. -.
Seine &leinigfeit par es, fir aU
Die Yrdlaten NeBgeipdnber Su finoen.
Sir &c. gminen5 CARDINAL 9 III
telIi bat Die 9omfir6e 8epdnoer
i'm @ertbe bon $4,000 aus Sranfrett
erbalten. Man pil 1000 Gborz
fnnben in rotben Salaren IN Den
Seierlidfeiten peripenoeu. Su mug
es elm SpdB iein, ben Geremoniens
meiiter gu ipielen!
@as Die @obnunaen anbetrifft, 10
giebt Der Gmpfan9s : IuslduB (Ges
ceetion Committee, Grdbilbop's
TaIace. Iontreal) bereitipiai9lt aus>
funft. Yrieiter fDnnen IN ben
&loitern fir anDertbdlb Sbaler Den
Gag $3.50 apit unb @obnung erz
balten. Sabei if linen reidlibe @e>
legenbeit geboteu, bas I'll. WeBopfer
5u feiern. 4noere 8eiufer ioaten
ueiner Iuii6t mad. ipenigitens tpenn
lie aaein elm 3immer pollen. auf
$500 ben Gag sefabt fem. trobbem
man na6 Der Yreisltite 81 i6lieBen,
nit peniger ais 5ipei Sbdlern auss
fomnlen fdnn.
Cine al9emeine gintrittsfarte 81
ali Den @ortrdgen uub Seierli6feiten.
aber obne bas Ged)t auf einen reIers
pierten YlaB, erbdlt man fir eiuen
5baler ($1.00) bonn General Secrez
tarr, 36S Mount Hopal Ipe..
Woutreo(. Mau ioIlte iih balpiQit
nnb eiuem Silet umleben. oa lie
iebr raid abgeben.
Our Sedung Der ni6t serineen
@uslo9en, Die Der GougreB NIT lid
brinet, bat man oiele. gum Sbeil iebr
6ebeutenbe, @elbsei1eufe erbdlten.
Stabt unb Yrppin5 geben 5lpar
bireft nid)ts. tragen aber in>
birett 1ebr piel gum suten @rfolge
bel. 60 ifmiideu lie 8. 9. ollie
Dffentlid)en @ebdube auf ihre etgenen
Soften aug. Sic Staot baiit GIbers
Dem cine Sribiine an Der 2%unounsss
iteIIe, Die $4,000 foitet, Die Sropint
aiebt Or. @minen5 elm Selteiien. mi
bon Quebec biz nan Rontreal fdbri
Der bobe @ait I'M 8e9ierunssbampfer
r2abp 8rep".
Sic Iertpaltrne Der ~ganabim
Sacific" sgabu bat ii6 audi iebr ents
geeenfommenb ee5eigt. Wenn Se,
gminens am %. Iusuit in 2iuerpool
ben 6. g. Sampfer &c m p o
ISrelaub" beiteigt, finbet er Dor
SQes bersit, nm bas Fl. IeBopfer 81
feiern. Gin Scamter Der 9eielidIaf1
acbt ipsar mad &pm, nm ben
Cardinal @eianSten pum Mnfang bts
sum Cube ieiner &eiie sm besleitcn
3ie es iebt i6eint, iperben pil
geaen 125 Yrdldten bier baben, mos
Don brci garoindle unb iiber 20 gr5'
biibDfe; ferner pieuei6f 5000 Srie'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-23

tf1eeresspfer.
@~ibraIta t, II. Iug.

NN1
Ser ipaniIde 9ampfer .0iartes"
Iant alf Der SDbe bon Sarifa AM
gingans Su Der StraBe bon @i6rulz
tar in Sol9e zines 3uiammenitobes
nit benz beuti6en Sampfer .@lia".
Neununobrei6i9 Serlonen ertranfen.
bon bieien ipdreu 80 S~aiIagiere. Sic
@erettcten sineen bier an 2anb. BUR
3eit Der GoIliiion berri6te bi6ter
Nebel. Ser .Niartos" mar elm fleiner
Samlpier bon 1,046 Souneu unb be-
trieb 3iiitenbnnoer. Sic ella" lit
elm peutlder Srampbampfer. Der nod
fleiner als Der .Iartos" lit. Or bat
MIR 494 Sonnen. @r mar bon Sbo.
einem SluBbafen am Nieer. Ifrita.
am 20. Suli nab Salencid nbgefabz
rem. Neun Der Spfer maren &aiias
giere Der eriten &aiilte. Sic iibriaeu
% Sabrsdite iparen 3pii6enoedss
Y~aiiogiere. Ser Dug Der Y@lla"
murbe eiuseoridt unb ibr poroercr
Shiffsraum filte ii6 NIT @aiier. IS
selang iebo6 Dem Sampfer, lid iiber
@aiier 81 balten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-23
pr6iiHent Ntentf pom GeHe
credit.
remen n. IL Mnn.

g NJ n, II. Aug.
SrGiibent Seorp Nontt bon Chile
ut bier geItorben. Ser SoD trat gang
unermnrtet elm; als er Iih, fur5 npr
Witternadt. porbereitete. 5u gett 5u
geben. muroe er bon Ser5frdmpien be-
fallem uno itarb ncnige Sefun0en
ipdter. Seine Srau befanb iiH
bel ibm.
Yrdiicent Iontt bate einen ans
ltreugcnoen Sag binter iid. Or lit
auBerpem nod Ieit elmer Dor Sturgeon
~iiberitnubenen 2utgenent3iinoung an
SerSbetlemnungen. Nah ieiner Mns
funft mn 1210 llbr empfins er bic
Seamten Der legation IN Berlin nn0
iold)e Deg Nprbbeutlfen 9lppb IL. y
Damn Sat ser Stapt Bremen BET
einem 2undeou. ppraIf er in eineur
Auton,obil burd Die Stabt sefiibrt
murbe, Inn Die Sehenspiiroiafeiten an
beiiGtigen. Im Ibenb iiiblte er ii5
nod 10 lpobl. odB er Dor Dem Subett>
gebcn nod einen fleinen Spa5iergang
unterndbm.
gr mar auf Ser 8eiie nad Berlin.
no er ais 8dit bes &atIers &ilbelm
Die SerbitzH eplie mitnad)en unb audb
8ait bes SatIers bel einem Sindeon
iein ioilte. San b%eabIid)ti9te er. lid
nGd Dab Ndlbeim Su beaeben.
Die 2eide lit einbdliamiert poroen
unb miro p~abri6einlid in Die fdtbos
hide ct. Sobannea : Stride gebrdht
perben. no iie p%orldufis' bleiben miro.
bis weitere Gnoronungen 9etroifen
iinb.
YrGiioent Iontt befano iih NIT
ieiner 8attin auf Dem Salonbed DeS
SampierS .Sniier @ilhelm Der
@robe", als am Sprmittag Des 8.
Iu9uit Der Iorbanl6laa auf Wedpor
0apnpr perilbt ipurbe. @enige
Wfinrten por6er bate er nod NIT
Srn. @apnpr einige Mprte geipehIelt.
unp beiee Gerren batten nit ibrer
llmaebung fir cine 2ibtbilb sGufs
nabule pplirt.
Ila Sfdiibent Ipntt an 8. Iugnit
nit iciner ilngcn @emablin nnb ieis
nem @eiolge IN Sem 0orf nit pem
Sdiife .Snaus". bas er in Colon bes
iticgen bate. anfum. beariiBte i'm
st. @uosiportb nit ben einem Serrs
ider 6utsmmenoen 81 Galmtlhiiiien.
unh Die Ser. Stanten benrberten
Irmees unb Slpttenoffi5iere ais leine
IbiMtuuten. Trdiibent Gait lanhte
einen 8eprdlentanten nom Staatss
Separtement gu leinem gmpfamg.
@dhreno ieines fiinftGaigen Mnfenta
baltes an Der atlantiihen 3iiite be-
lldte er Den Manpr Gtippnor. Sen
SrGiipcnten Suft unp cine 4u6abl bon
perl0uliAen Sreunoen. !.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-23
8teicnbranS.
9 ii IA.

Vru1eI, IA. Iu9.
Sic .@eiBe Staet" Der @cltausz
iteGluug lit beite abenb cine W9aIle
bon 5lammen uno pertpblten Sr;ims
mern. Gin Suufen. Der sesen Ibenp
i'm 5elesrapbens Webdube in 6renns
bares Iaterinl fiel, IieB Die Slant
men aufihieBen. Die. bon itarfem
@inbe setrieben. iih.in alien Nif,tuns
gen msbreiteten. Comet iinb 5ipei
Rerionen 9%etbotet unb breibig perlest
tpor0en.
Gin Spribens 8orps bon Nntiuerpen
periuhte Die Bride Der fran5Diiihen
abtbeilun9 nit 9pnamit gu iprensen,
in Der Soffnuns, 10 benz Seuer giu@
bait 5u tbun. Sie Slammen iprnnz
gen ieboh iiber ben 3miibenraum
bintreg unb umgaben Die italieniihen.
ruiiiiden. Diterreidii1en. iapaneiiz
ldleu, 6ineiiiden unb nprtpegiihen
8ebdube. PIN Der Die NusitellIns be-
gren5enben Ipenle Sol6oif mIroen
pieraig Sduier burd bas Seuer
5eritort.
BUR Seit Deg Mus6ruGh5 befanben
lid niht peniger ais 100000 Ser
Ionen atf Den 8ieien unb Der Ser
meiie. S%ruppen iplirben aufge6oteu,
Die I'M 9aufIhritt anriidten. nm Der
Yoli5ei bel Der Edumung oes 9roBen
Tlaees bebiilflid 6u iein. Sic 8dus
mung fonnte audi IN gutter Srbnltng
beperfitellist iperbcn. Hur inner
bnlb Der Shdubnben, no Die grobeil
| Ienifenmengen lid 5u fait unentp
i~pirrbaren Wiai1en 5uiammengeitaut
batten. bot Die 3Gumuus S6pieriss
feiten. @~erSlpeiiclt fdmpften bort
Die Ienihen. Inn ben Slammen 81
%entriuncn. peld1e ulls Den sipie 3unocr
brcnn,upen Shaububeu berpors
lr Hcrten.
@abre S6redensi5euen ipielten
iih ab, alS Die Slommen Die Iena>
gerie erreihten. Wan ipoute Die
piloen Sbicre, pclde mar nidt in
Sreibeit ieben fonnte. tobtihicBen.
aber Die inteniine Sise trieb Die
Solbaten 5urild. unb 10 mlbten Die
5biere ibrem furhtbaren S6idial
iiberlaiien rerben. sic perbrunnten
Gei ~lebenoigem 2eibe, uuo entieslidI
mar pas @ebriil uno @eitDbn, ipeld,es
ourh Den Slammeuihein unb Den
ounttcn Haiid brang.
@egen Witternnht gelang es, Die
Slammen inter Sontrplle 81 befoms
men, nndpen, Die belsiihe mnb Die
britiihe Ibtbeilurg san5 eingediheri
lparen. Die iibrigen abtbeilunSen
barrnter Die an~erifaniihe. iinr
tbcilipeiie beifdbigt. SiebeS6ans
ben itelten lid iofort eiu. Die brennens
Cen @ebduoe gu pliinbern. uno cir
Soloat nuroe geitphen, aIs Sr pers
iud)te, brei Iduner su perbaifeu. bit
in Der Suipcliers Iusitellun9 5ll pliins
bern periudbten. Ser SGaben belduft
lid nutb Den pprldniigen Shdtunser
aui etipu 100000 900. liner benen
Die ben groBten 8crlnit baben, lini
Die IuSlteler bon Siamanten.
Srosbem Der amerifanil1e gonarei
feline Nittel iiir Die international,
Iusitelfilns bepiniet bate. maren bod
$4,000 G%uaorntiub iiir Ole gereinig.
ten Stdaten %reierpiert, nadoem lid
Die rationale @ereiuigung Der Sabri'
tantcn perpilidtet bate. fiir Die Softer
enlightenment.
Die gan5e Iusltellun9 nabm elmer
Naum bon 900 I~cres-ein, nopon AZ
IcreS nit @ebdaoen beiteat lparen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-23
(Spe5ials gorrefponoen5.)
3mmt GmdJariaifdyrm Con-
grek in aftnntreal.

@roeartise @urbereitungen sum 21.
iuternatipnale Gnfa=
riitiiden GDngref. = @esbalb
Suebec? - Gtwas @eididte. -
Sic Stabt unb ibr Seitihmuf. -
@ubnunsen fir Srembe. = Erets=
Site. = Die 9rupiits Ame6ee. =
Sic nubele ,Ganahian Eaeifie". -
&c. Gminens Cardinal gannuteli.
&trheniiriten- nnb Glerns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-23

8of,e bonn Z. bis gum 13. Iugnlt
einiGlieblih unb iinD amtlN1.
Sic gpioemie ldBt in ct. Seterss
burg bebcuteno nah. NhIr 265 grz
franfun9cu unD 1873 Sooesfdlle purz
Den bort iir Die teeten iieben Gage
gemelpet ecgen SIT. reip. 233 in Der
oorigen @od)e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-23

Seoer aGfbplit. bat natiirlid) Ieniel
fiber bte eud)ariitiiden &eriammluns
gen 9eb0rt, paB elm panr 8prte bier
geuii9en. Sic @u6ariitilden Gpn>
greiie limb iebr iun9en llriprun9s.
Ser critic purbe i'm Sabre 1881 IN
2iIle, IN Srdnfreid), abgcbnlten.
Sen 10. bate 2onbnn, mn ben 20.
GGlu. gus mebr lofolcn llnternebz
mlln9en iinb lie national uno inter-
national gelpurben.
&enn Der Seilanb lid einen SloB
an ieinem 2iebliugs Iufentbalt aus@
cripdblt, no er iibcr Sunoerttnuienpen
iciner @etrcueu tbroneub in reidbiter
Sitlle leine 8naben aueitronlen ldBt.
10 lit pas lider lfou cine groBe Gbre.
&enu aber Elm iolGer Grit 5uglei6
Der critic 1T in einem 9an6en &elttbcil.
luie baS bellte Der Sal lit, 10 frdGt'
man iid untpiIfiirli9: &as bat bicic
Stuot Yf pntreal ppr ibren
S6weiteru npraus, bdb gerabc lie ge@
ip0blt mirbe, uno feline unberc? sic
lit cine bebeiltenoe S~anbetSitubt. Sic
bat cine Sablreide fdtboliihc gepolfc@
rllng. Sn ibr lebt Der Gn9ldnocr
nit Dem Sran5oieu 5uiummen i'm
Sricoli6ef 8ettbeperb, mnb babcr it
Wontreal glcihIdm cine Bride 3iuis
i6en Den alien Seinben. Sas lam
Gin @runn iein, a6er es ut nidt Der
auai6la9gehenbe.
@ontreal nuroc auscrfpren, ueil
cs immer cine end)aritiiGe StaDt uar
nnn beutc nud) tit, Sic Seiligite
Spitie lit bier tpirflih 81 Snuie. lie
np6nt in 5%iueibunbert gabernatcln
oui Ser SnIel. Tie ihallt tdglid bers
a6 nnf gepaltige @cngen ~gldnbigen
@olfeS. lie giebt iih Saulenben III Der
fl. Communion in Den Yfnrrfirhcn
unb in Den aapellen Der ,5ablrei6en
Nloitcr.
Sic GAMBLER haben fir ibren
@lau6en leiben miiiien; baber limb lie
treue aatbolifeu s%eblic6eu. Sreili6
sriift mail sst and cine In5nbl abs
triiuni9er e. me an. ~beIonoers cine
feline. aber II ,atiid)e Sdadr Sreis
maurer bon Der ~qottloien Sortc bes
r@robs Grientes". Sic perilden
IQes, INT Die Mai,en 81 perfiibren,
unD ntarl ld)relbt tb1en 1ogGr etnl9e
Sofrilegicu gu, aber bas fdtbolilhe
Iolf in ieiner gepaltigen Wtebrbeit
bat fir Die ueucn Yropbeten taube
Sbreu. -
Sic Wutter @pttes erfreute iidJ
INNER elmer 9roBen Serebrung bier.
Su Wpntredl iinb ibr ni6t peni9er
als Iieben air6cn 9etpibmet, inter
nubern Die berilbmte Gptre Same.
Sie 1farrfirde Der Sulpicier. oeren
WeIhidte nit Der bon Montreal ule
sertrennbnr pcrfniipft lit. Nutrc
Samc hat Sitplat fir sebntamienh
UO,OO0) 9eripnen, NH Wiro, 5m=
ion,lncn nit hem Miinifer (St.
Snmes'j mn ct. Gntrif'S wabrcnS
Scs GungreIes cine grphe 9iulr
ipielcn. Naria mar anbem nod Die
Gdnrbpatrpnin Der Stabt, Die IN
friIbcreu 3eiten ben Namen Billie
Mnrie" trng.
Sic .Nftion1re" Der @eieai6afl
sur @eiiebelllng o Mnntreal iparer
iht nuf bas @elSperpienen aus. Sit
plten cine Gplpuic sriinoen sum
ubu,e Der fatbpliihen JleltstoH auf
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-23
8aknfataitrephc.
81 y a n. Sranfreid,, IA. @ua

Gin bon @oroeaur fommenber
Sabn5us nit 1000 Iusilii9leru an
Spro. Der nit elmer Gieihnpinbigfeit
bon 40 @eilen Die Stmnbe iubr.
ronnte bel Snuion seeeu einen
Sradt5u9. @s ipurben 30 Yerioncn
nuf Der Stele gct0otet. lpdbrcub Die
Sabl Der Serlebten minoeltens 100
betrGat. giele Der Spier iinb Shuls
mdnben. @ebrere Der Saiia9iere
murben in Siiide aeriiien. Sali6c
8eihenlteIums perlriadte Das I'm
9liid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-23
Der f1warse Tnh.

Die Cholera in Glib. Stalien. -
,Gdlimmite Sprm Der Seud1e in Der
Iruuins Bari belle Huslie. -
Spipital int @atifan in 8ercttiHaft
seiteIt, nm TIM Nutbfaile norbcreitci
81 fem. - Gereits 33 OFFER &C.
forbert. - 0as @iitbcn Der
Cholera in Huflano.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-23
.ltjer. Gsaer uerfdkieSen.
9 t. 2onis. @o.. IS. g[l

9 t. Sputs, NO., Is. Wig.
Sier lit Wtigr. Sr. bon Gales @oller
i'm Nlter bon 70 Sabren eeitorben.
Ser bobe @eritor6ene ipar Sfarrer Der
SS. Yeter mn Saulss 8emeinoe unb
aus Sagen, 8eitfalen, sebiirtig. Mit
Inn lit eiuer uuiercr beifen unb tiid=
tighten Yrieiter babinseidieocn. =
ID ID
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-23
(gon &arl g.

&c ontreaI, CANADA,
IA. Iug. 40.
Sod etfpa 5fpei @o6en trennen
nns bon Der gr0fimng oes 81. inter-
nationdlen @uhariitiid)en Gongrenes.
Der bonn Z. bis gum II. September
1910 in Rontreal, Canada, tagen
fpirp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-23

Ser 3mef bieier rieiisen 3n=
iamuenfunft lit Die sr6tere @brc
nnieres Seilaubes i'm Iilcrbl.
altarsiaframente. Sn ben ge-
iprehmnsen unb gDrtrGgen mirb
b~eionoers cine 5rase bebanbelt
uerocn: y&ie fam has glanbigc
Gplf babin gebradt merbeu,
iiciRiger ner bl. Meiie bei5a=
mpbncn ,,nb lid benz glide bes
Serru ST. naben?"
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(6ortiesuns alf Der 10. Scite.)
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g t. petersburg. &ilBlanb,

10. NuHllt.
Ser 8phen> &apport betreiis Der
Cholera IN HuBlanb melbct 1884
neuc Grfrunfungen unb 1923 Sos
SesiGlle. monurh Die @eiammtSd6l
Der G%boleraidlle IN Hublanb iilr oies
les Subr auf 112.9S5 iteigt. Ton oies
len nabmen 50.2S7 eiuen tDbtli6en
Aussaue. mas cine Sterblidfeitsrute
bon 44,5 Yrn3cnt bebeutet. Sieie
3ablen iinb bon benz 0eiunobeitss
@iirem beige6raAt nnb beden Die
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-05-12
RUSSIAN PICTURES
Held BY STRATTON
Havens Wants Worlds Fair
Paintings and KOwalsky
Seeks Their Release
Special Dispofch 10 The Call

WASHINGTON. May 11-Famous
Russian paintings brought to this
country for exhibition at the Chicago
fair and since then purchased. it is
understood by Henry l. Kowalsky. are
being held by Collector of the Port
stratton at San Francisco because no
duty has ever been paid on them
1t is declared that .KowaIsky has an
offer for the paintings from F. C. Ha-
vens of Oakland. Cal, who has an
nounced that he will leave his entire
collection to that. city when he dies.
Judge Henshaw of the supreme court
of California. who is here on. the San
Francisco exposition movement. late
this evening received a teIegraphfc ap-
peal from Kowalsky:
Use your best endeavor with treas
ury department to obtain permission.
directing Stratton to allow the entry Of
46 cases of paintings by appraisement
under 1926 revised statutes. Consular
invoice faulty and vague. Have no
bills, having been destroyed. Can not
safely fix market value. Wish TO, pay
government appraisement Important
Answer
Judge Henshaw. however. took no ac-
tion in the matter, believing that it
was matter solely for the discretion
of Collector Stratton Assistant Secre-
tary of the Treasury Curtis, who is in
charge of all customs matters, will
eventually pass on Kowalsky's appeal
but he will base his decision on the
report . to be submitted by Collector
Stratton. Curtis knew nothing of the
matter tonight
Judge Henshaw made this statement:
Il do not feel that I can interfere
in such matter. st is entirely Gus
TINS matter to be handled by Collector
stratton All 1 know about the case is
that Havens. who has fine collection
of paintings, and has announced that
he will leave it to the city of Oakland
on his death, met me one day about
three months ago and informed me that
Kowalsky hsd a great collection of
Russian paintings that he was anxious
to add to his own collection He want
ed to buy them and asked me for a
letter OF introduction to Kowalsky. 1
told him that Havens was anxious to
meet him and arranged for an inter-
view That is about all that know
OF the matter, excepting that 1 vaguely
recall that there was mention of Rus
sian paintings that were exhibited at
the Chicago fair.
81 think the paintigs knocked about
this country for long time and were
in Montreal for time In view of
toms officers have regarded them as
entering the port under the regular
customs law. the condition under which
they were admitted free having been
abrogated
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-05-12
HEINzE CASE WILL
GO TO JURY TODAY
Close of Trial of Copper Magnate
Charged With Misappropri-
ating Banks Funds

NEW YORK. May 1.-THE case of
+. Augustus Heinze, former president
of the Mercantile national bank. ac-
cused by the government of misappro-
priation OF the banks funds and over
certifcation of the checks Of Otto
Heinze & Co, his brothers firm, will
go to the jury tomorrow evening.
a big surprise was sprung by the de-
fense today in resting its case without
calling Heinze TO the stand Prose-
cutor Wise in turn rested his case With
out any attempt at rebuttal
Under the ruling OF Judge Houzh
confining the charges to the single
transaction of $500. 900 loan October
Il, 1907. made by the Mercantile ma
tional bank of Otto Hefnze & Co, the
defense confined itself to one line of
attack on the Indictment.
To prove the stability of the United
copper company, whose stock was
sources OF the Heinzes were made
public.
Emil Klein. cashier of the Mercan-
tile bank was questioned with view
to relieving Heinze of part of the
responsibility for the $500. 900 loan. 1t
had been previously testified that
Charles w. Morse had promised to take
half of this loan.
Klein testified to receiving checks of
sI26.000 and $4,000 from Morse October
Is, 1907, in part payment of the loan.
At the time. he said. there was a
deficit against Heinze in the bank of
$4,000, making the amount OF the loan
after these payments only $4,000.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-05-12
Breezes, Raps and Table Tip-
ping All Performed CIeverIy
by Famous Woman
COMMITTEE FINDS HER
HANDS AND FEET BUSY
Big Following Won
By Medium S MarveIs

NINE. Eusspia PaIIa6ino. the
Neapolitsn medium. whose Sc
anees have plunged the scientific
world into long and conflicting
discussions. came 10 America in
October. 1909, after a series of
startling demOustratfons in Ma
pies and other Italian cities.
She had attracted n large follow
ing Of persons interested in
psychfcaI research. and her bril-
liant exploits won many skeptics
70 her cause. Herevard Car
ringtoB. student of psychfcs, in
frOduced the woman into the
nited states after she had been
exploited widely i'm Europe. On
her arrival here she held a great
number Of SeaBcex and appeared
TO convince All her critics. Grad
uaIIy the wave of skepticism en-
EuIfed her and she WIS forced 70
submit to n rigid examination by
university saVantS. The woman
was born in Naples in 1854 and
has never had the advantages of
education Her parents died when
she WIS a child. In 1901 she FIRST
attracted attention. was inS'eSti-
gated and Endorsed by the Eng
lisb society Of BsycEicaI research
and enjoyed n clientele of dis
finEuiEhed men and women of the
old world countries. such men
"a Professor LOmbroSo. Profess
SOr Hysiop. Professor james and
Professor MUnsferburZ have at
times interested themselves in
her marVeiS.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-05-12
JUDGE INSTRUCTS
DR.. HYDE'S JURORS
Court Tells Jury Verdict Must
Be First Degree Murder
or Acquittal

KANSAS CITY, May 11.-All of the
rebuttal testimony was completed, the
courts instructions were delivered to
arguments was delivered in the Hyde
murder trial today.
By Judge Latshaw's instructions to
the jury, the accused physician either
must be found guilty of first degree
murder. punishable by death or life
Imprisonment. or. must be acquitted.
Special instructions were given the
jury regarding the testimony of Mrs.
Hyde and of the medical experts for
both sides. In these. connections the
court said:
The wife of the defendant is
competent witness in this case, and
YOU must consider sher testimony in
arriving at your verdict; but in
determining what weight and credi-
bility you will give to her testi
mony you may take into sconsidera-
tion her interest in the result of
the case and that she is the wife
of the accused party on trial. testi-
tying in his behalf.
The opinions of experts who have
testified In this case are testimony
which the jury should consider and
other testimony in course. subject
to the rules of credit ors.disbelief
as the testimony of other wit
nesses.
Attention was also directed by the
court to the fact that all evidence
against Doctor Hyde was oircum-
stantial.
BY the law in this state. the instruc-
tions TO the jury were read before the
attorneys began their arguments.
Assistant Prosecutor Henry L. Jost
opened the argument for the state. talk
ing for two hours. Three more speeches
will be made by each side. Ten hours
are given to each set of attorneys in
which to make their addresses.
The main part Of Jost's address was
confined to the illness and death of
Colonel Swope-
Doctor Hyde's alleged crimes were
committed, said Jost. for the purpose of
obtaining money. The attorney pointed
out how the death of Colonel Swope
would benefit Mrs. Hyde to the extent
of about s275,000, and the death of
.Chrisman and Margaret Swope about
$4,000. He also told of Colonel
Swopes plan to give 81 500, 900 to the
poor of Kansas City.
Throughout the castigation of her
son in law, Mrs. Swope sat. surround
ed by all her children but Mrs. Hyde.
and wept. When Jost turned and
pointed at Doctor Hyde several times
in the course of the address, the
physician grinned at the speaker. Mrs.
Hyde,s face showed no emotion.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-05-12
King GEORGES
Attitude MAY
MAKE TROUBLE
Protestant Societies Prepare to
Protest Against Change in
Accession Oath
Parliament Adopts Address of
Coincidence and Sympathy
for New Ruler
Especial Gable to The Call

LONDON, May 11.-All. the Protes-
tant societies are arranging meetings
to protest against alteration to the
accession declaration. The Times
admits that the. Catholics have a
grievance. but says that there is not
time enough to put an amending act
through Parliament at this session.
1t was rumored in the lobby today
that King George had fatty informed
Prime Minister Asquith that he would
not make declaration in the present
form. If that is SO, the government
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-05-12
Local Brevities
COUNTY MAYO !

COUNTY MAYO HEARD FRoM-The Mayo
mems association has been organized with
membership of over 100, and at q meeting To
be held in Kepdrick's hall. Valencia street
near Sixteenth May Is. permanent officers
will be elected
WOMAN yICTIMIZED-Mrs. Jessie Green. Ven
dome hotel 224 Montgomery avenue obtained
warrant yesterday for the arrest OF Peter K
Pappss on charge Of procuring from her on
Norenber Il $500 on the. false representation
that he owned the furniture and fixtures at
SO BaretIett alley. Pappas Was recently in
dinfad hr the grand iury-