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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-01
SEPTUAGENARIAN
TAKES A BRIDE
Robert Dalziel's Granddaughter
Acts as Bridesmaid When
He Is Married

OAKLAND, Aug 31.-His grand
daughters acted as bridesmaid and his
son stood up as best man with him
tonight, when Robert Dalziel was mar
ried to Isabella C. Mcclure by Rev. H.
X. Sanborne of the Brooklyn Presby
terian church. The groom was 70 when
the wedding was salemniZed and the
bride So.
Dalziel is one of the oldest and best
known Oakland businessmen, ~and is
rated as one Gifts wealthiest citizens
He established a plumbing business A.
years ago, which is now carried on by
his sons under the name of the Robert
Dalziel company. He was born in Scot
land, in the same town as his bride.
His sister is an aunt by marriage of
the new Mrs. Dalziel. She has been
prominent in the Brooklyn Presbyter-
ian church for years.
The wedding was marked by sim
plicity Only a few intimate friends
were present besides the family A
reception followed the ceremony, how
ever, which the many friends of the
couple attended. Among them were
members of st. Andrews society, of
which Dalziel has been an honored
member for years.
The bride was attended by Miss
Claire Dalziel, daughter of Robert Dali
ri ell Jr the groom'S son. The wedd1ng
took place at the 1atters home in East
Oakland. Andrew Dalziel eldest son of
the aged bridegroom, acted as best man
for his father. Mrs. j. G.. Hodgkin.
sister of the bride, also attended her,
and her nephew, Ray Hodgkin, gave
her away.
honeymoon in Scotland will follow,
though the newly few couple will not
stop at that Their wedding trip will
include also tour through Europe.
Cupid Laughs at Age
ALAMEDA, Aug. BIB. F. Berger, a
pioneer attorney. aged Y years, be-
came the husband this evening of Mrs.
Louisa Bgler, II years his Junior, at
the Bigler home. 931 Chestnut street.
Both the bride and groom were unat-
tended, and the only guests were a few
| friends of the aged couple, who had
been quietly summoned to the wedding
ceremony. Rev. F. S. Brush, pastor of
the First Presbyterian church, Off
ciated. Immediately after the nuptial
ceremony, which took place at 1880
o'clock, Mr.. and Mrs. Bergen departed
for Del Monte on a honeymoon trip.
Bergen has practiced law for many
years on both sides of the bay. His
home is at 1929 Ashby avenue, Berke-
ley. He was widower for many years.
His acquaintance with the new Mrs.
Bergen was said to have resulted from
transa ctions of legal business for her
after the death of James r. Bigler, her
first husband. Bigler was for many
years a livery stable owner in Alameda.
He died several years ago.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-01

MAYNARD FOUND GUILTY-Redwood City
Aug 3I.-Robert Maynard. accused of having
stolen a horse and buggy from Russell & Sal
ter. San Mateo liyerymen, May 16, was found
guilty of grand larceny by jury in Judge
George H. Bucks court in Redwood City thi:
afternoon.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-01
VICTIMS OF PIcKPocK:

VICTIMS OF PICKPoCKETsEJ NJ LittIedeid
of the Alaska Commercial building robbed
Of a gold watch Powell street car Tues:
day evening and he suspects old won m
with reddish gray hair and striped black dress
who sat beside him. Edward Ferret SIS Ma
sonic avenue was relieved of silver watch
and gold fob on an ocean beach car.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-01
RHODES SCHOLARSHIP
TESTS ARE ANNOUNCED
Examination to Be Held at
Berkeley October Is and 20

ton for the Rhodes scholarship of
California will be held at the univer-
sity october 25 and IS. Similar exam
inations will be held at Occidental col
lege and Stanford university. Only one
appointment will be made to I'LL the
vacancy caused by the graduation of
Farnham p Grifiiths, secretary to
President Wheeler.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-01

DAILY PAPER PLANNED-San Mateo, Aug
CIV. B. Benost proprietor of the Labor In
dex. weekly paper. and C. A. BURNETT, for
merly Of BURNETT G. Trowbridge, are contem
plating the establishment of daily paper il
San Mateo.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-01

NJ HEHINHU-S HUUIE-FFonl PaeHc Sresf Wharf
Colnsville, Emmaton Rio VISTA IsIeton. Ryde. Wall
nut Grove Vorden. Courtland Carksburg Sacramento.
Steamer Navajo leaves San Francisco 500 a. m daily
except Sunday stopping at points shown arriving Sac
ramsnto 600 pm. Leaves Sacramento 800 pm daily
except Sunday Ono stops route) arriving San Fran
cisco 500 am
Steamer Modoe or Apache, leaves San Francisco leo
n m
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-01
RAILWAY TRAVEL

t6 Asa Petaluma, Santa Rosa, sHealds
burg 'Cloverdale. Guerneville,
Monte Rio Duncan Mills.
Cazadero fS.Uop
Elsa Sonoma, Glen Ellen 6:O5p
7:45a Petaluma, Santa Rosa, Heads
burg, Cloverdaie, Ukiah, Will
Its, Sherwood .......-... 1:55p
s:15a PIT. Reyes. Camp Meeker, GAIA
Qero .oop
S:45a Petaluma Santa Rosa, Guerne-
vile, Monte Rio, Duncan
Mills Qesves from Cazsdero). 7:05p
20 lisa Sonoms. Glen Ellen. ........... tS:35p
t9:l5aPt Reyes Observation-Disclosures. tS:05p
10 asa Petaluma, Santa Rosa. 1890. 4:35p
& :45pPt. Reyes, Camp Meeker, GAIA
Zero IL .uOd
S:15p Petaluma, Santa Rosa, Heads
burg, Cloverdale, Ukiah, Guer
neville, Monte Rio, Duncan
Mills, Sebastopol Ito GAIA
dero Saturday and Sunday 11:05a
4:45p Sonoma, Glen Ellen ............ 0:05a
5l5plPetaluma, Santa Rosa. s:35a
5:45pPt. Reyes Qeaves 7:15 p. N.
Sundaysl ......-.........-...l S:03a
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-01

OAKLAND HARBoR FERRy-From San Francisco,
Market Street Whsrf-Week Days-Hourly from 600
am. to 900 pm. Sundays-645, Sis 945, H.
am. 1245. 215. AS, sis. 645 sis and 945 pm.
LOCAL FERRY TREINS-Na Alameda Pier.
70 Oakland and Alamsda-f610, 1915 a.m and then
10 and IS minutes past the hour until 745 pm. then
$50, 9.l5. 1000. l045. 1l.30 pm and 1915 am.
TO Alameda and Fruivale via Horseshoe above
q for Morning. for Afternoon. Sunday excepted.
Sunday only. Saturday and Sunday only.
aSunday and Monday only.
Union transfer Co. authorized 10 check Baggage
direct from residence
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-01
RAILWAY TRAVEL

Due 70 AaRNE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-13
GIOiTR W, arr ,DWFIHI>G.
ttinir,i mat MR.. i,i,i, Nrmrmb, red
Natural Heirs Ia Her wa

BOsroS No. - IT - ~" present
intention ~ zen Henry VI BAKER. "y-
"ruiur Of ~" WI Of Mrs MARY Baker
q Eddy - ni" h- VIII ~ Concord
y u nu W"inr-,lsy. AT which time II
viii Of Coirr.' b" made nlpti'
II - not 30 '-r'Iir 'CH' G-Irs. "
Glover Mr. I.i.i"- son and has children
vii not ~" h"rItlCIa-I,.- - ~om" extent
Yrdrr ~" r,I' ~ ma',v p-"Pl" have been
ed 20 re.I.S-
-uo or" n"t Gen S'r-.t.r vino drew the
viii aI.d G-n Bake who D., IT. executor.
Appears 1" know i's prov I-ion- and aS they
u.cI,u" 20 TAX ~" facts cannot h. shown
rGniiI the "a - mad. pubir
GeDrgr hov.- his son and la ght'-
and III Fo-t Eddy who want 20 Ports
moutn " Saturisr afternoon II
-p"rd SLnHa" A. IN. guests ~ John "
Kelley We" ~'Ill a. hl- home 'hI- after.
noon and NAV remain there unit tn. will
II 'ilsd
George y Glover has not vet rormIlly
gwen hr- assem- tn b.. mOth-r'- final
rntsrm"nt IN MoIn' Auburn and no
further tails set %..n him and the dire"-
tOrs 81 thu Mother Church l. expected
for two ~ three davs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-13
fOE TiRIFF fOWWI>>iON
senator >hIrich ~s,- 10" .. IN Favor of
trraiIH. . PERM anrnf Bod

WssHISGrC>. Dec - m" passage 81
a Nil IN IA. S.na-. Tor the creation Of a
r"rrr,aou' 'ar,' commission - favored
bv senator tldrich. ~" chairman 81 th"
Financ" COMMITTEES. vim announced that
Legislation with that nhi"" IN v'"w would
he con sid.rei bv his COMMITTEE s't a meet
ing to b." held 20 morTpa
Thus declaration from TIA" EH"d" Island
Senator m favor 81 - tarI' commission
va tho -r-IIi' IT series Oi questions
proIoInd"h hy senator BeverIdg" II lndl-
ana IN the cour-. oi = speech IN Inc ~"na'"
to-day h" Indiana senator wa- dis
posed - b" CRITICAL ~ ~" senate for non
action ~liu r~f"-"n". 20 ~ hill for the
creation ui . permanent nnn-paEi!san
tariS com mission Nher tufOrrnad nv
Sannin. t'drI,h nat b" would AK III"
Finanr.. iprurIi'r.." ~ The meeting 20
morrow ias lrabI" 90 cuu-'d-- he hui
Senator B.v"rIIR" r"l'i.i That - -
-atI-fac'yrv - ~. Jrp-..u' "NIgrus !--
II IA" -,'"aripn w'' r"r.rif
Il ar, n favor - ne r~a'',n = n =
commission. r-p"-i senator AJf.ch.
and -hall .rg. fayprBhl.. action ~ ~"
meeting ~ -" pm'u,r'"" ',-'npr rov
4 .D''d not a-t Tor a NOR" nGr""i''"
.yyr---.,r tra' 'h"' h"nmeJ senate
BPy"rI.g.
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ASKS FOR PiTRIrk's REIEiSE.
The Mrdico-I.c@ai seciet, Make. an >p-
peal 20 Gov. white

The Madico- Legal SocIetT which
passed resolutions On NoveInns' 30
declaring its belief in. the innocence OF
Albert T. Patrick Of the murder of Will
lam II. Rice. for which he IL serving a
life sentence sent an appeal - Gov
White at Albany yesterday ASKING him
20 give a hearing on D.>embe, "a. whom
the society wants "a present evidence
that IN. congestion OF Rlc"- lungs could
hav. been caused lev "'nhllminG ruii
and thus confrov.ri the evidence against
Patrick az the trial
The -oci.ty'- committee ,a".l Boil
n Eckels 81 Philadelphia and Con
gr-sSnan elect ! Joseph hInd-ni. also
asks thai Patrick = -entenC. he committed
50 that ne may b" released on Christmas
Day Tn" committees I>sIei an appeal
last might asking IN" ha-. the MEDICAL
profession. the pr.-s and tn. pubhr
To cooperate o obtain "A fa-orabl- decia,on
from Gov Whit.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-13
TONED MISS va RIEL ~. NORRIS.
rhuriow wrrd HARNESS Daughter WI,
lse harrirst ton Moore's bride

Mss Murel Hennrn Morris. who used
10 l." Emily Weed Barnes and who IL the
! daughter 81 Thurlo~ Weed Barnes and
the -iHpdaughfer OF Lewis Cass I.sdvard.
and Harrington Moore. IN. son II Mr
ami Ms 'lement & Moore took out a
license :" marry yesterday. II was an-
nounrcd that IN" wedding will take plao.
at IN" brides residence. - Eas, Sew enty
second street. on Tuesday. December 70
Only the immediate" families will he pres
ent AZ the wedding because Of tho illness
OF the hnh-groOrn's nncle. Bsn amin
Moore. who has typhoid fever
Miss Morri-'s Chang" - name oarised
a puzzle in the CITY tlcrks 90. ~L-u
the couple applied for the license. and the
aid OF III" corporation Counsel h8,i 80 bc
invoked 20 solve ~ The couple mntor..l
down Ia the C,ty Hall. wk"ro thew we're
joined nv ;wo wong men Miss Morris
wore fur hat and lark -l.r ~,.h ~"
edges trmn"i with far She - a hrr-
nett" wI'h rasv complexion and pretty
MIR Moor" - 'all and blond and vol 50. lp.
Miss Morris said she va. u and gave
her Two names 'lerS Prendergust
looked puzzled when Miss Morri, said
sh" had never been married uefor" and
Clerk Scully. Mr.. Scrllv IN uru asked
Assistant Corporation Arnold We'll for
advic" and learned that person can GO
a licsns" under any name h" ~ she wishes
10. The hC"n~. vas gwen
Mr. Moore H. "A graduate Of the al"
forestry school and - IN 'be United state.
~ Silver city. Y VI lie is = verr. "Ii
III. a n
Miss MoTris's "hang. Of nau- folio rd
the dIvorc" which her motha- go, from
Thurlow Waah Barnc. ia 1907 Mrs.
Barnes. who was Frances Isabella Morris
sister ~ hlfr..d Harn.n Morris and
Dave H-nnen Morris. married MIR Rarnes
IN 1851 They were separated W. 1891
and three wears later Mrs barnes got
IA divorce on IA. report of r..rer"a
She resumed her maiden nau" amt her
iauGh'sr changed h"r- entirely Zen
wears later Mrs M7n.- mlrr."i Lows
ass I",ivnrd ~" LAWYER aud FORMERLY
commodore of ia. New Nuik SHch' cub
Miss M"rris- great grsndiathrr vas
Francis Morris. on. Of the .rsi q 'U"ri-
IAN rob mon 80 ri.u'lfv himself wG'h
racing He was The founder IT the Jockey
rhTh ard tho first American breeder I"
NV ~ win laIr.s with hi- -tabl" abroad
John \ No-ri- her gran dfarh.r VIII"
made an immense fort'in. IN the Louisiana
lut'arv wa- the owner and founder ~
tho o'i Morris Paris tract ll-r 'wo
unr'.- nay- Hrnuen and NIred Hrun"n
Morris have is'"ly mad stables pave
W.. appointed ~ the RronN ParS COM
mission hv Nayur Met l-llAn IN la5
Thrr'n'c Need Barnes the nr,d"
father : b. we'll SHOWN LAWYER and a
grandson 81 rhIrlor N-od Tn. decree
~ divorce allowed Mrs Rarne- the Cu-tosiv
~ the two children
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-13
WORE KIDN tPPING ARRESTS
One NJ Five Jailed Italians IL Z nsirr Hail
~ I.upo Gsnwster

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italian ,,..,.ct,v.s ,a,,,.s, W, ,oous nm
,ro Ion g., -, 3, FIR, .,,..,, I,s, ,;.h,
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a,d n,rb..I re-, -, R,,oti, III,
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nv, ., ~. ,,,,r ,rr..,.,,, u,,,r,o,.n,
N,dd, b,,h., N, "a, "a, Hi,a,v-s.,.
.,,h .,r.,a. v.., i. an, 80, a. o..n h,;, ,.,r,,
10, q, IA. Es,,.,,I cn,,r. ,,.,,
h.'r -, ,b,, Mccall, co,,pt.,,.i,,ns
y,r, Midi nd !, r.yolva, and 600,
-, c,sh ,rJ nm ,d,I,,io,,l ,.h,,,,,,,, 49,.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-13
IEHO> TRTE ~ ms THy VIZ


WAsHis0 De- /? VI la, who
climbed me h.anstalS and Ia her BIT
bank IN. california Horticultural wizard
haven mach on William = Barron 81
this "i'v. who has JJ-' +. 'ov--"I from
al operation 10 rrInDv. yoIng lemon
trees from one "f hi- thumbs Barron l.
a watts: When waiting - dull he free
I."nilv h.'p- iu" ,u-f r"". lemons anG
uran g.s ard o'i."l fr.!
ALUut hv" v""a- ago Barron nD;ir"j
that one - hI- rhuiun- was swelling r.
nsilv IN" 'nuTsD CAV" hlp 80 much paiu
that H." ,al"d a too'Or IL" physician
tried I"giiie"- aud hot wa" and every
ihiuR known 80 -"i-'ce. hli ~ was all IN
avaling \ few d1y- sSp tn. thpmD he
came 80 pa,nf.I thai Barron Submitted
- Az operation When the surgeon in
-.r'ci h" knit" pui popped an enhTyo
sm0B i-"- Barron = fhunb - r'iil -wOl.
Hn III" tr"' = b"ing preserved ~
alcohol
Tn" SURGEONS a" pIy'l"i 20 explain
how tho -""I 4ri into th'. 'hurrn
Cardinal Gibbons .rg~s al, catholic - .Is- ths
Manual 81 PRAYER, John Murphy 90 Pubs.
saIGo. FSs sale BOo- Dept stores. -Ass
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-13
S,1y. O,a tOR DaRTuOITH
Eii~ arh Tur. Creates Income at SIS. OdsS
Wear tie tie added 20 salaries

H..,N,n A.. I, I., ~ pv,.i,l.rt
V.chri. ,.Cor. , mass meeting NJ I'M.
s,irri.r., and r,cu,tv az D,rtuo,,th COL
l.v. IN W..bs;ar Han this a,,.rnoon
,rp,uur.,i , off, IN ,b. form ~ sscu,i.
Ties worth ,,cp ,,0 which TN. ,r,.,s.. ~
the. ,,il..v, received from Edward Tuck
,.,I. r,1s..fls $50 4. tD. Dac.mb.r rna.., -
,n1 80 the. board held in Bos,on last Ma.
urriav
Mr. Tuck who liv.s In Par.s and T..
, nuemb.r If tho Arm of Munro = On
uonk.r. New York and Paris IN . letter
RECOMMENDING h,sR,r, said
+ ,lcs,r. th. ,ncom. ., ba ap,liad
=, TIM. ,,rnroy.nen, az IN. .tis,iny scaI,.
~ salaric. u IN. faculty % III. college
| wish ,h. trustees II the colI.g. to o.
norton The ,ddit hnal incon. r.os,v.d
according T., the r.Iativ. impor,ano. and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-13
iLIMON, BDND or 500. 900.
Court Orders Young thilds TO Furnish u
within Thirty DAYS.

Irving ". Childs. "a years old. who IN.
h"r''-,! a 81. so. nsS estate on ths death OF
his fatheT William II. II. Chilis. the mica
roofing manuia ctuTeT. yesterday was
ordered hy jus. BlaokmAr in the Su-
preme Court. Brooslyn. 81 furnish a bond
"i $4,000" within thirty DAYS 10 secure tn"
payment Of -. iO0 ainony annually ~ his
wife Gertrude Child,. yho recently got
a separation from him and ,h. custody of
their daughter Marjorie II the bond Is
not forthcoming a part q his proper ty Of
the val'!" os sijD.pN 81. h., s.q:aSt-red
to project the wife cl.,in
Az The hearing Ia 'n- separation suit
Mrs Chili- declared that hs- husOlud had
sqIard-r-d t5iS.DOp s.nc" a''L,nIEx b.,
ma jority aud hat ia her .pu.yn 6s !,
likely 20 sqr.a ndsr III. siol ora WHICH 90 Is
to get neX, April. wh-l h. r..AcEe- ,he AZ,
Of IS years Tn. cogp;. H"-" r.lrr.-'i r.
Mach 800
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-13

Residence Oppo.iIr the \ anirrb,n House,
a.Ors To Esiw ARD itoibra0k

The SChleF..'in r.S demo" ~ Sai Fifth
avenue he'wsrn t''v second and Frftv
third streets vas sold YESTERDAY 80 I'd
ward H"lhrook who owns n" adjoining
prop.rty on the -ou'r..1.' corner ~ tIfth
avcnu" and FIftv 'hlri stree
S"veral i~al- '"ndIps 10 ~" improve
mem of this corner with a bus ur.> h.lI'd
,ng haNt. been undertaken IN he ,aE'
seven months about ~ w.->- ago ~
wos reported the plot was 20 ne improved
with an apar' mem hpU-- \ mi-'Inder.
To The -ou'n u IN" SCbleNelin hons.
= ne former Ate "f the old IAnRhan
Hotel which vas purchased bv william
* Nanderb,i' and william u sloane
after n" hotel was abandoned several
years ago 10 prevent ~ b.Ing used for
business purposes Las summer IN"
site ws- sold by Mr. Vanderbilt and Mr.
sloane 20 Robert + DOSING without
any restriction. a. - - further I'M
proVempn' This - d 80 have FASTENED
he sal. ~ IN" Sch'.Teln property which
wa- mad. Yesterday hv Douglas Robinson
Charles - Brown 4 Co
The mouse. - four stores high and oc
c,ipie- lof ~ 10y 100 feet Mr. Holbrook
owns the adJourning ~ feat. - iha' hls
holdings now measure ~ feet on he
a eiIna and rs fee' on Fifiy-third ~'rs.'
Directly opposl'. are he three Wander
bl' ho'!-"s and on 'ne block below are
the homes IL Morton = PLANT vii an
II Sipnn" and Henry frrck
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UOWy> siRRTID IJItTION.
Exciting aon'rd Ia R,r in Which Their
talildair, Won ts'.,.

tNf l''. J. th" women ~ nv" tpoi
pI' ~" uign' .H -'"'''i' '"h""l election
~ 'h' I!i.' 't'...n - he l'ch school. :"
".".i ~ 'ru~ 80 'h'' rr""'i ally ruiei
'h' in'"i,"E '.I ''' %! ~ votes cav
p" ""r" d''n""1i ~ h' 'r\ ~ woi',"n
v"i'r~
NJ ""H"1 "'H h'"N'"'-i" hI-cns--''
m" "I"'ilo" 80 ''"'' i"'- ana cara ciu,'
meetings 'nh many "t' made a housr
80 n"i-' canvas urging :h-.r ir.csd- Z"
Vote i"r Ih"Ii'r' fi"u.i -" N!i!is'
p. hffEI'tl A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-13
\EW pOpI tTION fE>TRE.
Hso>i~r ~iati-tician Places q In Brewn
sO,int,. Indiana.

InLUMBUs Ind Dec /? II statistic
carefully computed bv former l,-ui
Gov Hugh I Mile" an, 10 -" nCy"p'",i
IN" new population Cen'r. for tho nt'.u
states has moved thirty mule wr-, an"
t~" miles north IA me last EN- wear.
II j. now situated h- say IA Washing
TON township. Brown county. near ,h"
Monroe county line. ~ l"ngiiTd" ~ do
gree - minutes seconds aud I4itt''d"
10 degrees II nIuUi-- | second o. ~
tow n-hip north range one east.
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At Mr. Carueaies house last nigE' the
representative 81 Sir Carnegie declined
TO deny or ronarm this r.por' He al
vis-d pa'irncn
Mr. Garnegi. Is president Of the New
YORK Pea" Society aud is Interested IN
tn. Internal ionaI peace mov.men's At
The Hague For he last few mouths
Ave or -iy leaders in the field ~ inter.
national law In his country hav" been
the rsCG pi.nts Of a somewhat elaborate
correspondence setting forth a project
It's purpose N" topI:ing If grea, 10
sritu,- ~ intsruatioralism This insti-
'ute. according IN liza hackers. two Hoi-
Lndsrs. he sisssrs Euknan and psul
HorrieSs. wonlG supper. a school II
International Law a. The Hague
In" oTIRinators 81 the scheme estimate
Ia their letters "a 1ur interLationai.,ts
tia, the building and sanipm"a. % such
q schon! would cost approximately 49,
100 va Although apparently ths :wo
uollanders have lao backing OF heir own
A. ihF ~ financing siCh y sIAstnS kO-e.
thsv allow he inference y" bs drawn from
their prospectus thai :hsy expect the aid
Of some wealthy American
One Of the recipients Of such q letter
from Holland said ias' Ugh that be- had
r-ga rded The scheme as 40 Numerical
20 warrant his Interest until some more
definite financial lssls was laiJ and that
the other lawyers Uhom ne knows to have
received such correspondence hav. ike
wise turned cold rho'i!d.r TO 'hs scheme
~ ~ stands a. present. although they are
all agreed hat An int crpat ioual school %
International law Il properly hacked
would be n good thing
For the erection OF tho Palace OF Peace
4, The Hagu for the lnterna, ionsl Court
u Arbitration SIR carneslo gave 81
go 600
Mr Carnegie ID expected 20 be present
on Thursday At the international con
ference "a oc held in Washington Of the
American Society for the judicial SS',-
msnt Of International Disputes
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I\DFF trH tBIy >PJTDTR.
New British BatIic.htp Wake. 80 iEut.
for Sd Hour. Win RrIiucrd Power.

iONroN. Dec !" During 'hIr'v b. .Ur-
Of -isaming trials rh.' Nr'fl "-hIp in'i"-
fatIRahl. - reported 80 hav" "'''"d"i
twenty seven knot. n-'nG 'rly hr'"-
four'h- ~ her power T. 10 I"I'"y"J III"
will max" thirty Nun', 8 hen -E' rI- h.r
fulI power trials
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ASSASSIN or PLEHIE DE ~
NAV Be q suicide or Victim ~ corporal
p,Inlshmrn, Ia Rns,ian Prison

SpetII F.b.F Dss7sI-H = AZ w
ST PErERsBrEo Dec :. The Ss'-h
Announces thai Sazoror. IL. s-sa.sln -
NJ Plehve the Minister Of Shs tE;-rior.
some four years ago. tAs 'i!ei in lie Ia
rantus prison Il IA uor G..,Ar SLethc- a.
death wa he r.srilt % logging OF suicide
A member 81 he DANA frrrI siberia
has r-csiv.' a ..-p4'c IA stating that tEer.
have L.-n Numerous suicides IA tru Ia
rantus prison ~ ~" "s;'t - c-rporal
p.atsf zen.
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Won HEWBER DIES ~ ItIN.
negro The, so1ghi when .jaiIsr Opened
Fire Wa. In Another .saii

ALBANIA. DE" -. While the mot ~a~
s'orming tn. jail a. IolumDu~ abou' .
"cIock SUNDAY morning and ~ member.
v .r.. being shot nv Ja'lsr PE"!',th n.Sr
wanted by the mob TO- alleged assault
vs. sleeping ia the Ailrnin' ir
IN" tDlImDu- sI'hOrIiI'.-s h..Jr r,im0r:.
IN Saturday 'ha' the jail probably w"rld
~. .s''E"."i ana Tho T"gr" was secretly
h..rri.d 10 Atlanta Dnlv u'iirialr knew
ma the I-Rr" had u'..' spirIt-d away
ph"i's shouted 10 fh'. mott irai In. negro
W not - th. isIi bui he sn,IId -J.. lynch
ar,- STILL advanced and the Jail-r Opened
fr~ killing one member ~ the mob and
uJur.nE two tn" JAil-r himself ws-
seriously wounded
Henry Taylor. the negro. Ian gh.d to-
day when told az the attack On IN" CO.
hImbI- jal w.. d.nir+ A@pailting the
cir!
DgwEy's AMERICAN VINE HOT 40
Dny bOrk east ~ Hudson Terminal
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O.,s-n MIii. .nd Mrs Reid I-r S3sO. 500
Farn

rrr tn"ir present need ogden Mills and
Mr. Wh,i-la~ Rcd to-day r.c-Ived
s. ~. uOy each ~ a l'HrfIil 4 .-'rriU'Jyn 81
me California! estate of 'h"ir father tn.
ate Dlr..~ Ogden Mill
ogden Miii- appeared .. court to-day
sSIiL his attorney Who or'IIr..d IN ORDER
from JfJdg" Graham 0n showing ihat a
.DIftii 't'.irrbutIuu WIS U"C.s-Iry
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WA-HINDIoN. D.c I? in" request Of
VICE President Fran.lin ~ IN" Ini~T
national Mercantile. Marine that pernii~-
non b.. granted hy thu War Department
for l-ngth-ning the North River piers 10
accommodate" IN. larg" steamships now
under construction ha- been referred
los secretary Of War Dickinson to IN"
Harbor Line Board OF New lork for m.
yertigatIon.
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IN rn- .pr.ng Of 1909 Emilio lie GoGorla =
VII. Elsa sued for \ separation from her
husband Emma ERrr"~ wa- referred "a
in N. suit ~ a prominent opera singer
with whom GugorIa - now On tour for
whom tn. baryton- had c"nCriv-da mad
lnfa; aa'iou
Late Nine de- Gogorla sued Mime
EaIne- for So WO for alienation "f her
husbands affections Sh" mad" no all"-
gatfoI. q rmprou"r rOnduat against N"
two singers. minimizing ma u w1- az
ARTISTIC ,'ti"hin"u' -u'''y Mw" Isn"-
dui not comment an ~" ~rrt IL" puuii
eaton Nu'htng hI- b.-"n h"A.. ~ tn"
-tIt- ~'u'r
Fmna EAm.- and JG.ar ~',r. .-rr
divorced ~ 'u" -prr. rf -" Story
- u.srti,.d ngd'v