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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-25
SIN JUGGLING PLOT
NIPPEO At SAN
DIEGO BORDER
Mexican Government Ordei &
RuraIeS to Help American Of
ficers Catch Coatraband Or
ientaIS,
TB, Morning Journal special Leased wirel

| BY Morning journal special iFese1 Nirei
SAN Diego. CaL. Sept. "a ENten-
si,e smuggling of Asiatics into the
united states via Tia Juana. Mexico,
,yas revealed in the deportation today
Of ten Chinese three japanese and
one Hindu caught in an attempt 0
cross the international boundary.
The capture was made by immlgra-
ffon OFFICERS attached 90 The local Of
ric.. and was the result it is claimed
Of orders Issued fIem Mexico city to
the rlraier at Tis Juana 60 aid the
American Officials in suppressing the
smugglers
The Orieutals leported to-day we're
caught yesterday afternoon and last
night aud the immigration officers
are nov on tne watch for sixteen
Chinese who. il g. claimed. are hidng
in the hills south OF the line awaiting
opportunity TO cross safely INTO the
United states.
The frequency with Nnlen strange
Chinese appeared suddenly in san
Diego and then disappeared. aroused
the officials ct the inmigl alton
bureau to unwouied activity. Com
plaint WAS made at Mexico city that
fhe rurales were aiding the SNUG
slers or ~ least not interfering with
their operations and the effect cf the
orders received from Mexico City Has
apparent Yesterday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-25
WHITE TO TESTIFY
FIRST IN LOR|MER
BRIBERY PROBE
Senatorial Committee With Full
Power to Summon Witnesses
Expects to Get Busy Monday
Morning,

lbs Morning Ionroni special Leased wifrl
Chicago. Sept 2f-When the son
torial investigating committee begins
the inpuiy into the election OF SEN
ator William Lorimer Monday morn
ing II is expected that Rcpresentp-
tive Charles A. White one of the
democratic Legislators who voted FOR
senator Lorimer, viii be the first Wit
ness Ia take the stand
40 formal announcement that sub
poenas had been served was made
through tile day 10y Chairman Bur
rows. but 1t WAS admitted bV the SEN
ators ON thc committee that Repre-
sentative white las been served with
% summons to testify ana that he
would be the initial witness
Fifteen others. iucludiug several
legislators are understood to have
been either served with the official
summons. or to have declared their
readiness 20 TESTIFY H. !. g. Becke-
meyer ana A. 4 Linbe. democratic
legislators who testified n the two
trials 0t Representative Loe O'Ncii
Bruwne Ion bribery, ate expected Co tc
among hc first Goo testify
chairman burrows today received q
telegram from senator james D..
Fuzicr democrat ~ Tennessee that
hr would arrive carly next week No
word was received today from Scuator
Eulkelcy republican. uf Connecticut
tire other absentee
No difficulty is anticipated IN soc
curing witnesses as the committee is
empowered ~ c1ll 20 ils aid the SER
vices of an, federal court. or lis Of
gccrs. including the United Statns
mHrahHis of any state.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-25
INCUBATOR BABY SHOW
PROMOTERS PAY FINES

Louisville KY Sept 2i,--tines and
costs aggregatipg s242 were assessed
here TODAY against DIR II X. snyder
and his wife Of Pittsburg Pa. who
conducted an incubator show at the
state fair last week in which three
babies died The doctors wife was
fined 500 and costs on nine warrants
charging the same offense, Twelve
warrants against the two charging
wilful injury to the three babies were
dismissed Miss Lena Heffner one
of the nurses. testified that when any
Of the babies died they sent to hos
pltal In Pittsburg and got a new one.
She told OF one trip she made from
Columbus Ohio, to Pittsburg for
three babies when the supply they
had on hand had given out.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-25
O|SOBED|ENCE
COSTS LIVES
Of SIX MEN
SECOND TROLLEY ROAD
DISASTER WITHIN WEEK
T feight Car Crashes Head on
Into Crowded Limited Mo-
tornan Acknowledges Re-
sponSibiIity for Accident,


IBs Morning journal special Leased urel
Upton, Ind, Sep a. Dis
obedience to orders ~ she ere n Of a
freight car is said to ns.ve been the
cause today of the second interurbau
traction wreck within three days IN
indiana Todays disaster cost the
lives of six persons. the serious injury
Of six more and severe hurts to .
score.
The Dead.
DR. w r. HOLTHAUSER Brook
lyn, ~ y
WALTER X HoLTHAUsER,
Brooklyn. ~ Y.
vERDEL RAILsBACK. Hymeria,
Ird
JOSEPH BAKER motorman on
limited car, Logansport, Ind
LEWIS BROOKS Kokomc. Ind.
u. 4. WALSH, Marshall, Mich
A southbound freight car crashed
head on into q northbound passenger
ear on the Indianapolis and peru di-
vision of the Indiana Union Traction
company shortly after noon, two
miles north OF this city The freie ht
car was In charge Of M0torman f.acA
and Conductor Sebree.
The freight car is said to have had
orders 60 stop at the first switch north
OF Ressier' s crossing. but tried to
make the first switch south A clump
of trees HID the limited and the crew
OF the freight barely mad time TO jump
{ . D.
the limited WAS shattered and All pas
aenRers IN the smoking compartment
were killed
One of the sad features Of the
wreck is that Dr. " r Holthauser
d Brooklyn n. " who with his
hrciher, Waiter Is. Holthauser, was
tillQd, was on his WAY TO kokome
Ina, to be married tonight to Miss
Nellie CoXen, daughter of Henry
5oStn of that city The brother was
10 have been best man.
I guess we overraN our runs, SAID
Motorman Lacy OF the freight car,
y Who With Conductor Sebree Jumped
when he saw the limited bearing down
lpon them. They could give no ex-
)lanation for passing the switch.
just three days ago. almost to the
lour, occurred the fatal wreck ne4y
<ingsl0nd. Ind. on the Wabash Vail
ey Traction company which caused
he death of torty-one persons under
much the same circumstances.
None of the injured in today's col-
ision, it is said. will die
Upon being notified at her home at
<okomo that her fiance Dr Holt
,Cuser had been killed. Miss CoXou
nd her monther and several mem-
,ers ot her family boarded a traction
ar and went to the scene OF the
wreck There Miss Coxen was told |
hat The bodies of Dr. Halthousor ana
us brother had been taken to Tiptor /
nd she and her mother sick with
rief turned back to kokomo. Other (
members Of the family came To this |
ity to care for the bodies
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-25
BALL|NCER HASH |
HEARD Of LAND
FRAUD PROBE
May be Under Way but Secre-
tary Has Not Vet Been In
folmed of New Investigation
Into Alaska Affairs.
In, Morning Journal Specia, Leased wlreI

IBs Morning Journal Specia, Leased WreI
Washington sept 24-u there is
| imminent another investigation OF
Alaskan hand eases as reported from
Spokane, secretary ballinser Saws ne
has not been informed concerning II.
The secretary arrived IN Washington
today from long stay in the west
and ~ once plunged into the work ur
the interior department,
The ropoft from TIE northwest was
that he was the instigator of another
Investigation which would be greater
in s.cupo than thar had ia connection
with the Cunningham claims ana
prominent citizens of Washington
state would be involved IN an expose
OF extensive frauds There may be
such an inquiry in prospect. 50 TAR as
rhe secretary knows hut it haH Het
yet been brought e. his attention 10
said
'I know absolutely nothing of the
details d any Alaskan eaaes Witch
may arise n Spok8n. That matter
rests with the chio' u the field dlvl-
sion out there
Washington. oregon, California
and other western states SO Tar as
they relate to matters coming under
the direction of ft interior depat.
meat, @efe irspect sE Nj b1eliin-et.
lie reported much progress geaC rally,
The board of army engineers which Is
inspecting reclamation projects. VIII
finish its work about November tll'et
and soon thereafter report
Mr.. Bsllnger reiterated his Denver
statement that he would turn the
searchlighu uFon his traducers when
he became "foOtloose from public Of
flee" and secuted rumors that he
would resign He appeared hale hnd
hearty and was i'm q very iovial frame
of mind and optimistic over the ac-
mpiishments ~ his departments. As
to the matters TO be discussed 1t me
coming cabinet meeting he said that
no Information had been given as 10
what would be taken up.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-25
FOUR PERISH WHEN
CAR PL LUNGES
INTO CANAL
Disastrous Automobile Accident
Near New 0deanSi Victims
Are Two Men and Two Young
Women.

IBy Morning journal Special Iea-ed Wirel
New Orleans. Sept. 24--All four
occupants of large touring car re-
forming from "a Lake Shore resort 10
New Orleans early today were
drowned when the car. rounding q
curve at high rate of speed shot
straight ahead and plunged into the
new basin canal
The Dead
W r. FREEMAN. NcW York city
THOMAS BOETTLEB Nrw or
leans
DOROTHY HALL. New Orleans
MARIAN GIBTIAN. Now orleans.
IL Was at first Incorrectly reported
that the car had seven occupants
The canal wsls dragged Tor three
hours before tine four bodies we've
found
Freeman was 70 travelling >aiesmGu
and Bocttler w5s ia the automobile
business. The girls came go New or
leans three years ago from Baton
Rouge. La
Shrimps and crabs disligured the
bodies 20 such an extent ;la; they
were barely recognizable
The identity OF the women waS cs-
tabiished largely through their wesr-
lug apparel and their hair.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-25
RECALL INVOKED TO
GUST MAYOR Of
SEATTLE
Public Welfare league Charges
Official Neglected to Sup
press Red Light and GamD-
ling Resorts,

IDs Morning journal special leased NIfel
Seattle. sept. 23.-The public Wei
fare to.,g,,4 ,,a,foctcd its nlans to,lnv
-
io' 'ne @1ltnlll'eu ous''ps va MiS"'
Hiram q cir hSk the recal, and the
5arn pf fhe al petition has been
.,.,s,.
II ylii REQUEST he fein"Nal ei me
mayor 90 tne ground that he is viz
1stinp an nn aad is suil.y oC mall
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-25

100000 and $3.50. 100000 respectively
for August in 1909.
Though the imports Of most of the
manufactured materials Increased
silk wool and fiber fen back a little
on account of the exceptionally heavy
imports of the preceding years. Ia
exports manufactured cotton de-
creased hy 81 800. GOO to $i92, SEQ. 00o
and automobile exports increased
from S5.l00.0o0 to SS,300,0O0.
Lumber, leather, manufactures OF
iron and steel sewing machines. type
writer's. electrical machinery, furni-
ture also increased with high food
stuffs. including wheat, flour and
meats declined
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-25
BALL PLAYER HERO
Of CLAYTON
WRECK
Third BaSenan for Topeka
Team Established Emergen-
cy Hospital for Treatment Of
Those Hurt at Norton

lBN Morning journal special Leased Wire !
Denver Colo. Sept f.-Survivors
of yesterdays wreck an The Rock fsl-
and near Clayton Kan, accorded 10
Edward S. Stpffcr. third haseman
OF the Topeka baseball club the credit
of hcing the hero of the catastrophe.
Stoffcr. who plays baseball i'm summer
ana practices medicine In winter, was
able To- put his surgical knowledge to
use
The Topeka team was riding la the
first sleeper Immediately in the rear
Of the chair car. ana experienced the
full force OF tho shock Jake Beck
ley. thc veteran first baseman, WAS
badly bruised and two OF the other
players Werc so much dazed that they
were able To- give littie AID 10 those
seeiously hurt.
u was badly iarrcd. bat ! got out
of the car. said Er kioN today. An
the boys jumped right ln and began
pulling out those who were caught
in the wree kaye. Doe -toffcr start
ed an inprovised hospital and NJ
tended them with what means there
were a hand. Stoifcr Kept busilg at
work unfil the relief train came in
near g % clock
Stoffer Who diso laimed any acts of
u happened fu have some bnndases
with me. ss some one r. utsflv al
ways getting hurt cn the team and
] keen some common remedies with
me. All lhe Injured were brought in
20 me and { fixed them up trmp0r-
arilv Three OF them. however were
80 badly burt that I think fhsi died
soon aftcrvaru
- ". Martin general agent of the
Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific I
-.silroad tonight announced fh. fol- I
lowing additional indeutiiicatIor of
victims 30 the wreck on that read 4
near CLAYTON. kau- yesterday
AIR aud MRS MYERS. Ritsiiion.
ls
= IT, MAYER Defiance. %.
- IElGLEE. Nouns girl straf-
on. Colo.
Three bodies. Air. Martin said. re- .
main 90 be identified. making the to- /.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-25

Nashington. sept Il TOlmaI DO
ticc Of the Withdrawal of the Ven
ozuolan legation in Bogota has been
received By tho state department but
no reason is assigned ror tho rupture
between the countries, u is assumed
here chat it Is The result OF tho re-
opening Of am old quarrel over the
rights Of navigation in Lak" Mara
caibo and customs disputes
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-25
BRYAN SCORES
ROOSEVELT
SPEECH
.PLACES COUNTRY IN
FALSE LIGHT, He SAYS
Conlmoner Particularly Severe
on Former Presidents Guild
Hall Speech on English 0c-
cupation Of Egypt,

EBy Morning Iournnl Special Leased Mirel
Springfield, Mo, Sept civil
liam J. Bryan, in a speech here to-
day, devoted much time to the
speeches delivered by Colonel Roose-
volt in Europe. Referring 10 the ex-
presidents utterance in regard to
English rule in Egypt in his speech in
Guild hall, London. Mr.. Bryan said.
"This utterance is un-American and
coming from the eX-president. places
the people Of the country in wrong
light as no one stands with him"
BRYAN left here tonight for Pueblo.
Colo.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-25
BR0OkENS TO FLY FROM
CHICAGO TO SPRINGFIELD

Chicago. sept % Waiter r..
Bronldus. aviator viH attempt q
flight with Wright aeropiane from
chicago to springfield Ill. next
Thursday in gu effort to win o. stH.tee
pr'z offered hy tho Chicago Record
Herald fnr such ID frai TIE start of
the feo-miio flight wiz be made from
Washington park. ON thf south Side.
The aviator win trp to mnd in thc
lair grounds at the state capitol
Rrpnkins alil make trisl flights on
the Lake front Tuesday aud Wednos-
dat.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-25

llallston. y ~ Sent 2I--A Albert j
Perkins who was one of tho oldest
Yale graduates ana later served as IN
.struotor of chemistry at that unAers-
Us died at the county almshouse here
today He was 50 years OF age
ln his aariN HE hc accumulated a
comfortable fortune bar reTorsea
swept away his savings and FOR 80
vears ho he'd been an umhrelia mon
der
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-25
SOCIETY GIRLS MAKE
AER0PLANE FLIGHT

Boston sept t-Lieutcnant Gov
crnor Louis a Frotnrrinham Miss
Eleanor Sears and Miss Dorothy
johnson. We're among he people Who
took flight IN the Harvard aVia-
ton field today with claude Grahame.
White, the English aviator 4 crowd
vt i6,e00 peonle watched the exhibit
ton
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-25
MlSTRlAL ENDS SUGAR
UN0ERWEIGHING CASE

New York Sept - The Jury in
the customs under weighinR frauda
came into the United States circuit
court today and reported a Disagree
mert Judge Martin declined 10 ae-
cept such a report and sent the iur-
ors back for further deliberation.
The defendants IN tho ease arc
former federal officials. Charles NJ
Wardeh. Charles Dewitt Drew ana
George r. Redell, charged With hay
ing conspired to delraud the govern
men. through systematie underwcigh-
iing OF italian Imports
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-25

forest fire, which they subdued. the
regular schedule was deviatcd from
and todaY's work became thnt ~ smRll
forces acting without an enemy IN
stead OF being 4 maneuNet embracing
opposing sides For this purpose Mator
" X. Wright was given command
OF the eighth infantry and Major
Leon Roudis o. the thftUet5 ufanttv
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-25
LOWELL OBSERVATORY
REPORTS SHARP SHOCK

Flagstaff. sFiz.. sept PA sharp
earthquake shock was felt at the
Lowell observatory at ? o'clock last
night a light tremor lasting only
moment Vas followed Immediately by
the longer and more intense shock.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-25
lNf ANTIiE PARALYSIS
EPIDEMIC AT SPOKANE

raeema Wash. -fHt aa nlrr
fhr direction of che snio board az
health requiring quarantine fur in-
iantls paralysis thirteen eases we're
quarantined p-ith r. blue oard iu Ta-
coma uS the health pfficrls tudav.
Two deaths have resulted from the
disease here.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-25

owing 90 the extreme labor Imposed
on the cavalry for the past two DAYS.
augmented yesterday afternoon BY a
desperate fight against a grass aad
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-25
BILLION DOLLAR NAAK
IN IMPORTS AND EXfoRTS

Washington. Sept. -4.--A boom Ia
p'th directions swept both He inn
ports and EXPORTS OF t1e country
across the billion dollar marlN during
ne eight months ending wfrh Rsugast.
lhe imports were SI.o55.l l90.GF00 and
exports oe7.Ooo.o0e. against $751;
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-25
YOUNG STUBS
FATALLY
SHOT
SON or HARTMAN TRAFFIC.
DIRECTOR MAY BE SUICIDE
Young Man Found in DISorde
ed Office With Bullet Wound
Over Heart Claims It Was
Accident,
my Morains Ioornoi special leased Wire

lBs Mornins Jaarnai special LEASED Wire
Cleveland. Ohio, sept 24,--Donald
T. Stubhs. general agent Of The Onion
Pacific railroad here. was taken from
the Union Pacific offices tonight with
q probably fatal bullet wound over
his heart. At the hospital where he
was taken. Mr Stubhs declared his
wound was the result of an accident,
lie WAS alone at the time
Tho night elevator boy found Stnhhs
leaning against the wall m the cor-
rldor outside his office The wounded
man. holding one hand over his heart
gaspcd
~ am shot; | shot myself accident
allN I need help.
Stubbs was hurrledly removed 10 q
hospital where Il was found that re-
valver bullet had penetrated his
breast Just above the heart
TO the doctors he mode brief
statement to the effect that he had
been examining new revolver which
he had purchased earlier IN the day
and had accidentally discharged Il
ON account of tho extreme gravity
OF his condition. Mr. Stuhhs was not
permitted 10 see any one,
The police later broke into MI.
stubbs office ana found the room in
great disorder Papers and clothes
were alont the floor aud the furniture
was disarrangcd on table there
was new box Of cartridges from
which one sholl had been taken
Mr. Stubbs lived with his wife and
law in fashionable apart
ment house, Eivcry ffost tonight to
reach either Of the women failed, ana
no answer could be obtained AT the
q partment door,
The wounded man has not been Ia
Cleveland long, having come here
about six months ago 10 take the posi-
tion OF general agent which had been
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-25

AfNf hWff.a
Three bodies. Ar. Martin said. rec
main 90 be identified. making the to-
tai dead list eighteen.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-25
rATmhR orEns No

tNii Ni'A'N ~ Wish ~
chicago, sept 81 -,f e. Stuhhs,
traffic director Of the southern Na-
ciric railroad, and rather Of Donald y
Stubs. could offer no explanation for
the shooting Of his sen
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-25

=. IT. MAN Nit. Defiance. %.
- ZElGLEE. Voune girl straf-
Connecticut western news., 1910-08-11
JACK THE RIPPER
 ALIVE AND FREE.
London Physician Says Police
 Refused to Arrest Him.

pr. Forbes Winslow denies the decla- ration of the former London chief of police that "Jack the Ripper" whose atrocious murders in the. WhitechapeI section of London in the late eighties threw the entire continent into a state of frenzy, had been captured and is now an inmate of an insane asylum.
 Dr. Winslow agrees with the chief that the Ripper" is. alive, but the doc tor insists that. he is living in seclu- sion in Australia. That he knew the Ripper" is also declared by Dr. Win slow, and he further states that he of fered to point the man out to the police any Sunday morning in front of St PauPs church, but that the police de- clined to accept his challenge.
Connecticut western news., 1910-08-11
ROOSEVELT VISITS
 HOMES OF MINERS.
Former President Inquiries Into
 C0ndltiOnsdn Coal Region.

Colonel Theodore Roosevelt has just completed a visit to the heart of the Pennsylvania anthracite region. He met and talked with the men who dig the coal as they came from the mines black with grime. He talked with them about their homes, their rhildlen and their manner of living He talked with their wives and their children, and learned from their own lips how they look at life. He climbed 10 the top of a coal breaker and spent half an hour there in the stifling coal dust. so that he might see what the boys who work there have to do.
Connecticut western news., 1910-08-11

renounce his title, and Miss Elkins will be received as a member of the royal court
 Mrs. Elkins and her daughter have been in Europe for several months and at present are staying at Toblach, Austria. The duke is director general of the arsenal at Venice, not far dis tant by rapid transit from Toblach, and he has made many motor trips from his headquarters to the retreat of the wife and daughter of Senator Stephen B. Elkins of West Virginia.
 Tn the meantime the progress of the royal courtship has been watched with interest -....
 One of the strongest opponents of the match was the Duchess of Aosta, wife of the dukes eldest brother She is now reported to be dying from con sumption in central Africa. Since she went there and Vas no longer able to participate in the family councils, her influence against the alliance has grad ually diminished
Connecticut western news., 1910-08-11
KEEP THE KIDNEYS WELL

Health is Worth Saving, and Some Canaan
 People Know How to Save It.
 Many Canaan people take their lives In their hands by neglecting the kidneys when they know these organs need help Sick kidneys are responsible for a vast amount of suffering and i'll health, but there is no need to suffer nor to remain in danger when all diseases and aches and pains due to weak kidneys can be quickly and permanently cured by the use of Doan's Kidney Pills. Here is @ Canaan citizens recommendation.
 Mrs. Patrick Carey, Whitford St., Canaan, Conn.,, says: II am now using my second box of Doan's Kidney Pills and can say that I feel much better in every way I suffered from baokache for long time and whenever I at tempted to stoop or lift, sharp stitches darted through my lions! Doan's Kid ney Pills, which I procured from John L. Thurlough's Drug Store, proved of great benefit"
 For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co.,, Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States.
 Remember the name = Doan s- and take no other
Connecticut western news., 1910-08-11
GAYNOR bRAVELY . FIGHTING DEATH.
New YOrk's Mayor May Sur-
 ViVe ASSaSSin'S Bullet

Mayor William J. Gaynor of New York lies in St. Mary's hospital, Ho- boken, where the bullet of James J. Gallagher, his would be assassin, sent him, with his chances for life about evenly balanced. g.
 The mayor is not suffering greatly at present. He has not lost conscious ness since Gallagher's revolver was discharged into the back of his neck on the promenade deck of the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse. He is keenly alive to the nature of the trial that he faces. Insisting that the physicians should tell him just how the scores between himself and death stood, May