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Tiilman says he proposes to stay
in harness until ne dies. Perhaps SO,
but he has already buried the plrcn-
fork. 4lI
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FOR RENT--A Country Home in the
City-Special Inducements for good.
tenant; corner Barlow and London.
large eightroon house thoroughly
repaired; all modern improvements,
six lots attached. Apply To 500 Mans.
fieud street. City.
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FOR RENT--Stores. Offices, residep
ces and farms and country aonex
Albert Fendig & CO., Phone 17v;
corner Newcastle and Gloucester
streets.
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They have locked holy roller in
The, COUNTY, jail in Atlanta. Good.
pow 40 the same thing with few
Of taose high rollers.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-04

Or. Cook viii find-or perhaps he
has already found-that one man
seldom 'startles" the world more
than once.
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That Savannah grand jury in the
federal court has indicted the Sea
hoard Air Line, the Atlantic Coast
Line and the Merchants and Miners
Transportation company. It's the
officers, the real heads that snould
have been indicted.
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There does not even exist pri-
mary cause Why the state should call
. special primary to name the sen.
ator. sssS
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WANTED Experienced damoastrat-
ors; outdoor work, salary guaran.
teed. Apply mornings 20 Mrs. Bah.
bitr, Oglethorpe hosel.
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Close that doori is very popular
riece OF advice these days.
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W anl Column

5 TO 6 doses "Gtc viii cure anY
case Of Chills ana fever. erice 2Sc-
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FOR RENT--very nice furnished
room for gentleman, close in. SO.
street. l2-4-l0
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SideIights From
Other Sanctums

And Adopted. Mark it.
Savannah is going to have a mu-
iiicipaT election and the question of
adopting a. commission form OF gov-
ernm ent viii be submitted.-Albany
Herald 81 .A - ..
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I'll never be without. DR.. King 9
New Life Pills again." writes A.
sehingeck. SAT Elm street, Buffalo, N.
Y. They cured me of chronic con.
stlpation when all others failed" I'm.
equaled for Biliousness, Jaundice, In.
digestion, Headache, Chils, Malaria
and Debility Csc at Roses Drug
Store.
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And Forgiven.

And Forgiven.
'ow u Peary will also acsnoeh
dee mat he is also a monumental
- ah win be forgiven. Waycross
Herad
And Political Peace.
The people just will not &c, stirred
~ aeout the senatorial primary
question. beat the bushes az one
nav 'fhe truth is they have had
aeiy stomaehs' fun OF elections.
la8,ss they want, now is results Ma.
Tpn News,
That's Just What He Has Gone.
Now that President Diaz has been
inaugurated president OF Mexico for
he eighth time he ought to grid on
sis armor and go out and put down
that revoluticn.-v aldosta Times
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Or Beat One of Them for Governor
Now and Then. ,e 80 y SO.

NOW anu thSu. .s-'
The slogan, Back to the farm,
seems to have no effect. We--do not
recall any, population, once naoituat-
ed to city life, going back to the soil.
The only way to keep the farms occu-
pied is to keep the boys in close
touch with the farms and prove to
them that the soil is. after all, Ue
surest way of a comfortable life TO
lie found in the world today.-Colum-
bus Ledger.
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And Did Both Jobs We'll.

"A. lively. discussion is going on
as to whether Thomas G. flatt or
Matthew13Staniey Quay made Roose-
velt,' says the Elterton Star. Mr..
Roosevelt both made and pnmade
.hfnself-Rprhea Trihune-Herald.
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! the laws and VIM not always De un

company vim not be among those
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-16
D,vrS Suffrage CANVASS.
F,n.ls THAT the " omen SG BsIs Dsatrie' GDs
Net FaNSr "a.

ALBANY. March i5.-Assemblyrnan
Charles A. Dana 81 the Twenty seventh
Assembly district has Just taken poll
in his district Ia learn the sentiment on
the proposed woman's suffrage amend
m.nt He sent a canvas~er out, who
called upon all the owners Of private
houses in one Of the streets in his dis
,rict between Fifth and sixth avenues.
In twenty-four houses which he visited
ne secured these results:
Out or not in city, ~; refused To an
swer. S: not Interested. ,; considering. /.
no. S; yes. I. Among the servants IN the
same house- the answers were: No. "
yer. /.
The caavasser then went to a block
81 house. on Third avenue in the same
Assembly district. and beginning at the
first house he inquired Of each woman
tenant on the VARIOUS floors 81 each ho'i-s'
as to her interest in woman suffrage
and every one answered that she was
not in favor % it. These women were
ali ~Orkingwomen or the wives Of hus-
hanklR mia NQEk. a. ne1nlIRA lRhlzA .aua1a,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-16
H>RRING THE kIISER.
RrIchstaG Adopts Resolution ." Limit WIS
Pew eru Of De,'ision.

Sr,rH Cl,g. Ds.r irh 20 ~ SIS
BERLIN March IS In" k"i"h-taR has
adottai a resolution Submitted hv IN"
Socialist. demanding that q hitl he nitro
duced making the thaucr!lur re-p"n-i-
bl. 10 the. Rsichztag fnr his adrnini~tra-
ti,n which IL held - include all th. r"-
utical acts aud omissions of the hais"T
Herr I...isbour. in submitting the r'-o-
luton. said the power - autocratI" de-
c,sion must 10 IA ken out II the sovereign :
hand. Nol,Ody. whatever las tal"ui-.
could PROPERLY even supervise the most
important public affairs within The limits
Of the courts ent.,uTag"
The majority TO the resolution was
small The Left and IN" Poles supported
IL and I1rt uf the Centre ,ined the ~
A. Herr I.edebOur pointed out IA -"
course of his sp-evh. Va" rs''o Wan '-'in'
a, completing the u "v"m"nt l"Sun ~
November. 1905. in connection ~i'h III"
agitation resulting IN the in'r-view VITA
the Kaiser. published hy a." London
Telegraph
No settlement was rnach"d then AID tn
Char-~lIor's responsibility has remains.
A. before. purely no-nina! The pr~San
eJort n ., 10 'ulate A.. RnG "a .nahl" IN"
Re, Istay - cOmpe. the resign ton 81
|, re I,-ncelIor or "a Imr"a,'h iITn u u
aIord - iLdxeS necn.-1ry
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-16
TO RtISR THE NtINE.
Hsuse Naval Committee aepsrts Rsser-
abD . Biti 10 Pay fer a.

Bsssse Naval Censw,stiee aeperts ReSer-
alBI, . Biu TO Pay fer %.
WARRINGTON. March I5.-iielding TO
the long continued agitation throughout
the United States. the HOrIse COMMITTEES
on Naval Affairs to-day decided 20 report
a hill providing for the raising Of the
wreck IT the bAttIeship Maine in Havana
hArbor Tho measure will ~ presented
20 the House soon and the Indications are
that Il will bs passed.
Ever since the span ish American war
efforts have been made 60 induce Con.
Rress to make an appropriation TO raise
the wreck and To transfer to the United
Stats for interment the remains % tins
American blue Jackets who lost their lives
in tho destruction % the battleship. Con-
gress has shown little disposition until
r.cently to recognize this sentimental
intarges
Their. wore. limitations At one time
that tn Government was indisro~ed n
move. IN tho matter. fearing that an IN
hurry would DISCLOSE that IN" hattleshsF
was wrecked by an internal explosion
rather than by = mine laid hy unfriendly
hands - ~ popularity believed The
truth ~ thes- reports was promptly de'
MED by naval officials
In a recent communication 20 tho HOuS'
committee Secretary Of IN" Navy MeyeI
urged that h. u. authorized To cause th'
wreck 10 h. removed on the ground that
IL il a m-na-e 20 navigation ~ Havana
~. estimated that thu sum Of $50 ~
would h. Required for the purpo~a. Tn
.xp.nditur- 81 that amount "a authorize
by the commirt.'a bill
Naval officials ~Ay that siSty-~"v"'
bodi.-s ar. buried ~ the wreck Of th'
Maine Under the terms ~ ia" btl
ordered reported to-day thes. bodi~'
are 90 H.. brought 10 this country an
] buried IN Arlington National Cemetery
. 18th military honors
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-16
kENTUCKT .IGIINST TAX.
state senate Defeats Reselu'ls" fsr W.
come Tax Amendment.

FRANKFORT. Ky D.. March IS. The Federal
income tax amendment. twice passed 10y
the Kentucky House at tfas session. Was
killed to-day senator Thomas moved
that In. House resolution providing FOR
indorsinR the income tar amendment h"
called M and the resolution put on 10
passaR. as soon as the senate mot
senator Lam raised the point that the
resolution had not been printed or read
in the senate
President cox ruled that two-thirds
vote could suspend IN" rules and tab"
up the resolution. Nv vot" q Il to IL
the senate refused Ia take up IN" reso-
luton for consideration.
senator lam clinChed his victory hy
n motion 60 reconsider and table. which
vaa carried. This ends this matter Tor
this sesaion
The resolution was defeated 10y the
votes Of seven democrats and tsn Re
publicans
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-16
CHARGED WIN REBsTING.
needlmS ant I.rhsgh Naile, AlaeGe'i ."
Nave "a, cred uBethaehem steraCo.

mrnn,mw amt I.ehagh Nalley Alleged to
wave cav cred Detha~hem saeraCS.
PHILADELPHIA. March iS.-Charles VI
Schwab. president of the Bethlehem Steel
Company. and a score ot PROMINENT
officials Of the Philadelphia and Reading
Railway. the Ishigh Valley Railroad and
the Central Railroad 81 New jersey were
unhp1naed a. witnesses before the Fed
erAl Grand Jury to-day N regard z
unxauns nyuuassfetgps~ 'tlsS'Atpsss' 'iskssa.t
against the Reading and the tehigh
Valley railways.
These charges ARE that the defendant
railroads have violated the act 81 F''hru-
Ary 10. ie0a Ivy granting c'Ttain ""no"--
.ions with regard To- intrrSiat" trans
portation and also the amendment 1t
June ~. iss. va failing To- "issrv" IN"
tariffs prescribed hy the-e laws.
II - asserted by tho Government that
the railroads have cancelled demurrer
charges which the Bethleh-m Steel Com
many should have paid in COMO; manc"
with the interstate commerce laws. Ih"S'
laws r-.rnlt tn. fire., ~. 81 railroad cars 10y
establishments such asthe Bethlehem plant
for foFty-eiKht hours. " ~ charged that
th. steel company held th" cars over ia"
United tim. in many INSTANCES and that
tn. railroads cancelled III" demurrer
-hargRa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-16

orderly houses the plain clothes men take
charge Of complaints Of small robbsries
and burglATies which are not considered
Of sufficient importance To require the
attention oG Central once Detectives
Commissioner Baker said yesterday
no charges would be brought against
Inspector Flood or Capt. Brennan. IN
WHOSE district Policemen Cunningham
and keenan, made the raid on saloons
January 70 WHICH resulted in their Irans-
Ter To- downtown East Side precincts
tie added that the charges which the
Mayouthad directed To he brought against
Cunningham and Keenan, were being pre-
pared. The papers will not be served on
the men until to-day and. as they must
have forty-s,Ght hours notice before
being called To trial and are entitled to AZ
least one adjournment IL the case. Il will
probably he the last Of the week or the
first Of next week before they are tried.
Comm,ssIoner baker formed yesterday
new inspection district composed u
the bridge squads and reduced acting
Inspector John y. Iind-n. who has been
IN charge II the bureau Of repairs and
supplies. 90 captatncy and sent him 20
Stapleton. Staten Island. LAnden twas
ono Of the three inspectors for whom.
according 20 Headquarters rumors. the
system was cunning ak weeks ago.
/ In charge of the new inspection dis
! trict. the Sixteenth. the Commissioner
/ placed Capt John !. Murtha, who has
! been in command Of bridge squad A
az the Brooklyn Bridge Iieut. Edward
Bourke IT the Eldridgc street station
repIAoes him. IAeut. Frank RoshGaber
% tho bureau of repairs and supplies
/ has h.-,n put in charge % that bureau
IN place II the deposed inspector Linden
! Capt. Thomas Palmer, whose plAcs
! Linden takes az Stapleton. has been
sent to the Mulberry street station. and
Capt James McGlynn 81 Eldridge street
goes To the Fulton street station. Brook
lyn for two months. while Capt. Gillespls
&c that precinct il on a vacaiIon.
Patrolman James lambert % tbs
Fourth avenue station. Brooklyn. wis
was on trial for being OF post and playing
cards in a saloon. was dismissed from
the force yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-16
ALDER TENS va To-.
noavd Passes a. % III -.c >ats = oau
stcrsSs GoO-.

Heard Passes - " " see INV ""
stCrsSs GoO-
Alderman yrAnk Do~liI.'s ordins. -
for the tagging 81 all rect which n %
IN storaee houses. the tags 70 sho the
da,s At which the prod =" was s~n' u .
storage. cana up for "1'Sidera,oh at
yesterdays meeting 81 tho toad. II
was di.r,I.-ed for more han two hours.
Those who favored the ordinance con-
tended that Il would ch~apen the p-'ce
~ living becaluse II would put an erd To
On. practios Of buying supplies cheaP and
Keeping them in cold storage until prtces
ross. Thoss who opposed the measure
conaended that it would not cheApen the
prios OF living. because Il would shorten
the supply.
The ordinance was Adopted by vote
os a toI8 When "a was first introduced
thsr. was a doubt ~ 10 the jurisdiction
IL the Aldermen and the Corporation
Counsel was asked for an opinion. Al
though he has not pet replied % that re-
o,,a@e Mr.. Bowling insisted on the Pa@sage
Of his ordinance
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-16
OLD pOST OFFICE ABOLISHED
Residents eG New ISrk City NtH Have Z"
go Ten MlIes for Their Mast.

The post once at New Spr'ngvllle'
Staten island. after an existence Of NIFTY
years went out % business az noon ye''ter-
Clay because the Government cannot get
any one to take charge ofiI c. u. Decker
has been holding down the job for the last
four wears but a month ago he sent in his
resignation since then the Goverument
has been irving 20 find somebody willing
To take the place. The remuneration ~ IN
the way of commission on stamps sold.
New SpringviIle II in the interior OF the
island and the nearest post ONCE VIII ne
that at Port Richmond. ten miles away
The village has a population Of about 100.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-16
%. CDJLES HE'D 10 'O' RT,
CoaaD s,sn-a. O.. sud ard rRObn~st Court.
va t.a'ra.rEea ~ FTnrti 'ug uItew=;:; .

Cos.D ssn-a. !. sud ard nObOrst Court.
va. ta'ra,.rEe0 ~ PTaeti 'ug SIteES;:; .
Roe ON. Ma ch 3D.. Edward =.
Co~I~s, whoss charges .ei - the court
ma -tisl Of Paymas'e- George p. Aud and
Assistant Surgeon Ausey n. Ropnett. was
arTaiRned in the Superior Criminal Court
today on a chags % practising medicine
without being registered m Massachu-
satts.
DR.. Cowles pleaded mt guilty and m"
Court ordered that he b- held IN t5p1
The first count in the ind ctuI"ni charges
thar on December I. 1919. Or. Cowles
did hold himsslf out A. a practitiOner
Of medicine. not being then and there
duly registered Rs such pract'tion"r by
the Board Of Registration m Medicine
NJ uaid Commonwealth
The -scond count sets forth that
Edward =. COwles 0r Buston aforesaid
during the thres months next hefor'
the finding oT this iBdictmsnt az Boston
Aforesaid. did practise medicine. nol
being then and there duly registerec
A. a practitioner by the Board IT Regis
tration in Medicine og said Common
wealth
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-16
LOCO WOTITE LEiPS TO RIVER.
spreading Rats cause wreck on New
Iay ca Road Near Boston.

SPRIN0FIELD. Mass March 10 The
spr.ading of rails to-day Of the New
Haven track about two miles from the
Central station caused the locomotive"
attached 20 the New York express. which
left Boston az sI5 O'Clock this morning.
Ia plung. into the rIv"r The tender
and ten cars remained on the track, No
uassanger- were hurt.
Tn. haggag. master, George t%'a-
hrook. was badly hurt about tn" head
and II - feared tIat b" may h" fatally
injured. The engineer, r. 4. Ryan.
Jumped and got ~ w. a broken arm
aud lP'r-ations.
The fireman. William f"aupre o. Hart
ford. had a narrow 81 . ~ from drown
ing. hut wGs RESCUED bv two BOSTON men
pasren gers on the trair. who plunged
into the river and draggs! hun out
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-16
rBE BLINDING HATPIN.
Eyes PuI Oat ny % In belgium and INDIANA
Damages In one case.

SPECIAL Clhis DssPaich 10 tbs sUS
BRUssELs. March ia court here mas
awarded t2.OOO damages In a man Nh"
was blinded in one eve by woman
hatpn. He was standing on the platform
OF a street car. which stopped with a
Jerk. which caused the hatpn Co pierce
his eve
The damages were assessed equally
against the, woman and the chr company
each heinE condemned to ray $1,000.
LAFAYETTE. Ind. March iS.-Dr. James
u. Hills. city health officer. - IN NJ. hliHa-
be,h's Hospital suffering from an injury
caused by hatpin that may cost nam an
eye DR. Hills visited a local vaudeville
theatre aud IN the crowd he was showed
against large hat worn by woman
in front oI him. She turned quickly and
Tn. point Of hatpin caught the physician
sauarely IA the left eye. tearing the
ayeiIall
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-16
MEDIATION HALHS RI. STRIKE
ERDWAN ACT TNVOKED ~ Az
Effort To BRING PEACE.
Heads sG western Unions See IAt'Ie IssVs
Tor FtnAI srttlement-N haNea
Nen Ordered % VSte on = strike ms
Fsur Engineers wake Deaand'-

An Offer Co mediate made Yesterday
under the authority % the ErClman act
upon request OF the general manager
% Western railroads caused the heads
Of the unions whose members have voted
10 strike TO wi..lhold the strike order
Interstate Commerce Commissioners
Knapp and Commissioner Of Labor Nell
will 20 TO Chicago to try tn bring the
two sides together
Upon the refusal Of the general man
ager % the New York. New Havsn and
Hartford Railroad TO grant the demands
Of that roads trainmen the heads OF the
unions yesterday ordered that vote 81
the men be- taken on the question OF q
strike. IL In believed that . conferences
with President Mellen will be held before
the vote in announced and that the trouble
will Ire settled.
The Brotherhood Of Locomotive En-
gineers on the Big Four yesterday pro-
sented demands for moro money and
better working rules They made no
mention Of a strike.
W. q. lee. grand master cf the Brother
hood of Railroad Trainmen. and A. p.
Garretson. grand master Of the Order OF
Railroad Conductor. arrived in town
yesterday to resume negotiations with
the New York Central officials over this
demands % the trainmen and conductors.
The general grievance committee Of tbs
trainmen and conductors u arranging
with Supt BradfieId for a general con-
ference Some weeks ago there was q
brief conference. which was suspended
until the settlement Of the b. a o.
troubles WAS brought about
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-16
DFSCLtIUER ~ JtPIN.
war TaL AZ Nosa~,,Inr and Z .. N~~'inI
NOrr,

WOrrt.
s,s.tr. rrs'. DsspIf,H 20 rHg SIS
TOXIC. March Is The recent reports
+, ,b.. United States in regard TO the
alleged unfriendly attitude % japan
,oward that country have cauSst much
comment here and to-day a seneFs meet
ne Of the Internal ionRl Fres Association
was held for the purpose at sending ow
A formal den,al Of the rumoT The
nesting. which VS. he a AZ tire Japan
Pr.-s club. vas a,,eI.ded / every repre-
tentative IN Toto az American ans
European nswspap"iT
A formal denial "a .iade ~ - truth
~ the rrports reTe. -. - ar 4 a solution
Was unanimously ad -, ed ceclr ing that
IN view 81 the . &C.. reports from
abroad IN re- ard ~ Ia warlike attit'Ire
~ lamar tows-i the United States -
had been deerneA advi-s - 20 call "A IN set
ing II the r-~. ,~-pef men in ia ian repre-
..ntiux America. .nss ~ ,'n.' an re-'s-
nape7s for the purpose q d"nyn 'hs7
rImors
The resolution cess ri be- rSS'
paper men IA ia Ts.S = '1-Al7 u''s ~
discove- any bass in the g.. cu Instance
ar sentiment IN JspAn warranth the dis
ouieting spee-hes Eov bstnS made ~.
America in rs a d tn the ALLEGED W-.'hks
attitude OF the former country
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-16
STOLEN MILLET RECOV
Was cut From frame rs Artist Wh" saSs
Picture Fascinated IllH.

Picture Fascinated HIM.
SAN FRANCISCO. March i5.--The Shep-
herd and His Flock The famous Niilet
painting. valued at tIO.OoO. which was
stolen from its frame IN the art gallery
Of the Memorial Museum in Golden Gate
Park last Sunday morning. was found
to-day in a closet Of a room occupied by
william Kunze. poor hut ambitious
German artist
Kunze was arrested and freely con
feaasd the thelt.
The painting was cut - skilfully from
IL. gold frame and was - carefully treas
ur~d by the thief that u is damaged only
slightly.
Kunze said he took the painting Ire
caus. he was fascinated by it, bsauty
vas hypnotized into a passionate de-ir''
10 po~se~s IL by the wonder of its tech
mic. He studied art In Dresden and
always has worshipped Millet's work.
The police got their clue through a
German whom Kunzs asked To write
To an art dealer in Munich To find what
he would give for the Millet painting.
Kunzs has been in this country eight
years. hut came r~cen ly from Port
land, OVu.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-16
THtW ORDERED 10 COT ET.
Z - .IusIgr wants tiim IA APPEAR 10
s.Isa.nn G-aSr ~ I'lliIadrlnhlR.

PIrrsBrEU. March - An order was
I-.ued to-day by judge Charles y OrrIn
the Tinted states District Circuit her" Cor
IN. app.aranc,. Of Harry n. Thaw ~ the
Tnit.-i states Court uf Appeals At Phlia-
delphia. Apr,is
n.ctinn with the hearing of the appeal
IN the ca-. uf Attorney John u. Gleason
of New YORK who got Judgment against
rhaw for sSO.OOO claimed ~ counsel
f,-. for his connection w.t. lhaw's de-
fence ~ the murder 'riuls
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-16
ENhlb,, No. y wears Va. =.

just Iaforp the jury hefone supreme
Court Justice Col IN the criminal branch
Of the supreme Court went out yesterday
- the case ~ Antonio bruno. on irial
for burglary IN the third degree a Juror
aid he wanted 10 80 woman : SUN
,Thicb xas IN a bundle carried by Bruno
when he was caught az 81. VI fitted Mrs
Raras Levine Of a. West l02d street.
who said ~ had been taken from her house
Mrs. Levine retired To an adjoining room
and came out a. Exhibit No. ;. wearing
FxhtbIt No. ?. The jury brought m a
verdict Of petit larceny.
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mr. on HER ny 10 SCHOOJ
JNa1s sped A~u,. Leaving = ShIId Win =
nFSk ~ leg.

Elsie Hanns years old. Of 81 Second
avenue was rim over by IN automobile
Yesterday while she was crossing Sc'-
ond avenue n.a r her HON" IN her way
to -chcYI Two worren who sGW the ac-
riden. carried her into her home
Last night her father carricsi her 20
BeJlsvIe Hospital ia his arms for treat
roeOt and then carried her home again
she has a broken right leg. a broken rih
and bruises
The automobile gOt awav. II - de-
scribed Nv the women a. a dark colOred
touring car The chauffeur was alone
the women aid The women got the
number a. szegg y Y which according
- the police - that oI r. p, Wtlsed OF 20
Raytne avenue, Rochester. y. Y