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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
81 tNSTROu ON Gu'NOR.
Former borough President says Mayor
WIN Not Enter Race for Gov rraOr

Edward Swanstrom. former Presi-
dent ~ the Borough 81 Brook lyn. Who
has been m poor health for som" time.
sailed yesterday on the Red Star liner
lApland for Stockholm. where he viii b"
gci"-t Of Herman de Iagercrantz. the
Sw ',iI-h Minister to Washington BEFORE
dsrartlng NlT Swanstrom had thus to
SAY m regard to the rumOrs that Mayor
GaynOr long his clos. persona and po-
lIi cal friend. might bc the Democratic
CaudIta'" for Governor this fall
1t NAV br taken a. deiinit. that Mr.
Gaynor will not enter the State Czlinpiagn
for Governor next fall Mr. Gaynor
considers that he has a contract with tho
I'ODlc Of NeS YORK city "a remain AT the
CITY Hall Tor the full length OF his term
! have no doubt that there - a brilliant
political future for HIM after his term In
the Mayoralitv expires I consider him
nttFi Tor anv office IN the land. both IN
character aud 10y has record
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
~ BEHlLF or JOHN BEII.
Application for Commission TO Inquire
Into Murderrr's sanity

Albany, July 10 Application has been
made to Gov. Hughes by District Attor-
ney Samuel II EvIns Of Richmond county
for the appointment Of a commission to
examine INTO the mental condition 81
John Bell. who - confined IN Sing Sing
prison under sent-nc" of death He was
convicted ~ the murder 81 Charles vii
mot Townsend IN Richmond county
Although confined IN the death house
since May p. 1877, notice OF appeal filed
hy counsel for the condemned man acted
as stay ~ tho execution.
Under a law PASSED by III" last Legs
htur" a commission NAV he appointed
To- examine INTO the condition Of "A con
demned man. and II he has developed
insanity after his confinement he can b'.
transferred To State hospital for the
criminal insane In case he RECEIVERS his
reason the law provides that IN" death
sentence shall be carried out.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
STATES ar ODDS OVER iUTOS.
New jersey sets Forth Its Grievance
Against PrnnsI iNaniA-

Trenton. y. j., July 10. Commissioner
j. Is. X. smith OF the State motor vehicle
department wrote 20 Joseph W. Hunter,
state Highway Commissioner of Penn
SylNana, to-day protesting against the
lack of reciprocity on the part Of Penn
sylNana toward New Jersey motorists
The burden Of tho complaint was that
P"nnsyl anna doesn't extend To its jersey
n"ighbors the ten day exemption allowed
to citizens of other States For this
reason, Mr. Smith said. two of the largest
clubs of New Jersey had by resolution
urged him to exercise the prcrogatiye
OF ms department 10y refraining from
issuing tourist hCenses TO Pennsy lvHniAns
One of the provisions OF the Pennsyl-
wanna law - that the privileges granted to
non-r-sidents shall not apply Ia residents
~ tho-.' States that don't extend similar
privileges tn residents OF Pennsylvania
Mr. Smrth argue that the main fact
that New Jersey charges a nominal fec
To nun-rc-Idrnt motorists registerir 6
he-,' shouldn't justify the discrimination
against Jersey men in the face fAthc
libcral treatment which ne said isIac-
corded motorists 10y IN" state II the
Pennsylvania law n tn he construed
literally. Nlr Smith submitted. IL should
equally He said
] AIN not unaware of the popular
demand among motorists Of your own
and of other States for tho action Your
authorities have taken Theea motorists
have felt aggrIeVsd a. the attitude Of
tho New Jersey Legislature m not prp-
Nldlng non r'sld"u' privileges without
cost. and they haven't hesltated to- advise
persons ~ authority IN your STATE to
rp'aiIatc on the innocent motorists of
New Jersey touring ~ your State. IN the
hop" that they might thereby force
New Jersey motorists Ia insist that our
l"gIslatur" give free privileges 30 non
residents This ~ u splnt Of Oppressive
coercion which n forced e. ~ logical
conclusion would stop all motor travel
l"'Nr"n the states. which | am confident
'rat m THEW cooler moments they will
& 'ca'iv ~ greet as unbeconIns idIrTnnded
.I'''
shalt prcparn an address. "a motorists
~ which ! shall set out IN detail tho facts
WITH reference to this question a. they
appear - me-, ~ which ! shall appeal to
tho well hnown sense Of fairness Of
motorists tn pursue ~ thus a. IN other
cl-e>. Just and reasonable course
believe they don't understand tho facts
] t-aheNc thSy atr unaware Of the great
SERVICES New Jersey ~ constantly render
ing tho motorists 1T is own and If other
states | believe they are unaware at
-" relative extent Of tho injury auto
mobiles ara doing the roads of New Jersey
and above all hcIeva they are unaware
~ rho fact that not a ten day but a thirty
day free tourists privilege hll was actually
defeated 10y the last Legislature through
tho ia I'm - NJ nom rpgtAaut
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
G,uBLED iu,r BOND WONE,.
Man VINO Did u Conf-sse, and T. Held for
TRIAL.

Abraham P-ic" OF go Fast Eighteenth
street was AIKEN to the Iorkville police
court yesterday on charge Of getting
$50 from Mrs Minnie Meshn"r IT lS4
last 10th street To Obtain n hondsman
for her husband. who ~ locked up m he
Tumb- Pric" did not get the bonds
man nor would h" return the money
David Weshu"r alas Wolf WAS indicted
thr-a weeks ago for picSrng pocket.
MIR Ne-hner told Magistrate Herbert
that her husband hal instructed her To
draw slJJ from the bank and go - bonds
man She got the money and gave ~
to John RIlkin. who gave u 10 Pro" last
Monday with tn" understanding tha'
Pro" would produc" the bondsmAu
m" following morning. Price dldI I
get H." bondsman aud Mrs Wrshuer
saws she called to see HIM FRIDAY a.
gambling house on Fast Eighth street
aud was told by Price. she says that he
couldn't get a bondsman - he expected
to do and he had lost tn" money IN
gambling.
On his examination Price admit Ell
that the woman had told truthful story
The Magistrate held him IN 81 80 bal
for trial.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
NHENECTiDi GRiFTERS.
Two sentenced tn PAY . Fine NJ - OO0
Zach and One Ia Pay $500.

SCHENFCTADY. July 10 Three Schen-
tady county grafters were sentenced in
the extraordinary term Of the supreme
Court today. and one - them waS George
2 Sautrr. who was mls-ng yesterday.
hut who came TO tho court house about
I o'clock in the afternoon and was at once
placed IA custody Special Assistant
Attorney-G.neral Kellogg who has pros
cCutcd the graft cases. said when address
ing the court before sentence was pro-
nounCed on Sautcr that he knew yesterday
that Sautsr was IN the CITY. He gave no
reason why Saufer did not appear v"st"r-
day when hls hail was de Jared forfeited
and henCn warrant 'ssurd for him and
later refused To make ANY explanation
to press representative. He asked for
leIlsnCy Tor Sdutsr.
The convicted man pleaded guilty 20
another chargc ~ the indictment. that 81
grand larceny. first degree He Nas zen
t.'!lC,.ti 20 pay q fin" ~ p bN for the crime
- grand larceny second del gree and pre-
sanfing a fraudulent hlll. t.p~s' IN ~ & The
crimes ne war tried Tor and convicted Il
The fine will ~ paid Hl- bond Declared
forfeited Yesterday was eNoneTated and
he war required 10 furnish new - M hail
for his appearance N court on September
20 20 which date the court adjourned
when ne will le sentenced ON the charge
he pleaded guilty to. Sauter was an cleo
tTICal contractor who oyeTcharRcd Tor
masonry work in 1919 on the county
building
Aaron = Hurmlre. tried and found
guilty " presenting fraudulent bills
p,,!d fine & 81 On he was formerly
Supervisor Myrnn jacobson, also u
former Supervisor. who had pleaded guilty
- presenting fraudulent bills vas sep
ianCcd - pay fine 4 500 other CASES
~ mi~d"nednor charges go over "a N"
September tern. There are to,ir ~ them.
Two convicted grafters ar" still missing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
MN assistant P,rMiSrERs.
seven to Be Appointed soon to the Navy
PAY Corps.

wAsRINoroN. july IA. Seven new A.
sistant paymastsrs will he appointed tn
the navy pay corps shortly A. result
Of recent examination held az the wash
ngtoD Navy Yard. There are at present
five vacancies m the corps. The first
Ave ehgiblas will he appointed immedi-
ately hut the other two will have to wait
for vacancies to occur The new ehgi-
bl,s are a. follows
e.. L. wood uf Philadelphia. L. X.
Zivs,iSka ct Milwaukee. Alonzo @ Hsarnc
Ut kttery. Me. Herve X RAnsd"ll ~
Indianapolis. n &. Sha~ - Boston. Al
bert J Mysr. "a corporal IN the signal
curis Of the army. stationed at Port
Myer. Va and n X. snyder. a student
at the Massachusetts, Institute ~ Tech
nolNgy AT Boston
Ransdsll IL a son ~ Daniel Rsnsdell
49, gelnt at arms ~ the United States
Ssnat" and brother 81 Passed Assistant
surgeon X &. Ransdall and "a hruther-in n
law Il PaSs@d Assistant Surgeon X 4.
Warner Corporal Mysr - a grandson
IT Gen Myer, after whom Fort Myer. Va
was named
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
METHOD or MARKING HORSES.
Capt. Conrad Of the Army suggests Tat.
tOOtnE the Number on the LIP

WAsHISoroN. July ~ Capt Casplr
n, Conrad Of this Qiartsrnasters do.
partment OF the army has suggested
a new method Of marking horses ia order
10 enable the War Department TO keep
"a record Of them. For several years
the hoofs % the animals have been mum
hered. This method. however. has not
been satisfactory because of the fact
that tho number often wears OF the
hoof and is obliterated IA other ways
Capt. COnrads scheme - To tattoo the
number on the inside ~ the animals
lip. his system is IN practice IN the
Quartermaster's department Of the British
army.
II is probable. however. that the humane
societies OF the country will raise Oh
JeCtions 70 the proposed plan of tattoolng
numbers on the lips OF army horses
John y Heap. secretary Of the local
humane society, had this comment to
make on the subject
L cannot speak for the executive COM
mittee and ! cannot reach them at this
season To learn their views. hut u - my
belief that the members would disap-
prove any such system as this ! would
like to have data ON the subject befor"
submitting u 10 the society Tor action.
because II would bs necessary that Ne
know how much pain y inflcted upon the
animals when they are subjected IN such
marking and what results are achieved
by IL
Discussing the subject Dr \ u Melvin.
chief OF the Bureau of Animal lndustry
of the Department. Of Agriculture. said
to-day that the method of tattoolng
letters. numbers and other d,'signs inside
the upper hpS NJ hopes II on" oi IN"
plans being considered 20 secure perma-
nent marking 81 such ANIMALS
A system of this sort - now l.s4ng
followed IN the marking ~ English army
horses Dr Melvin continued. and !
understand ~ - Consi dsr.d decided
Success 4 similar scheme IN used IN thu
country for marking registsr~d cattle.
only with cows and steers the tattooing
u done in the ear
Dr Melvin explained that the 'attooiug
need not he very painful to tho animal
heCause II can easily 10 done with yinner-
Ike punch on which all the needles
are mixed az once and ia" marx placed
VA the In with one operation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
Army ana Navy Orders.

WAsHISc IoS Juy Is-Tnese army orders we're
I..4ca 10 day
A.ry rom treatment a. general hospitsi Preside
OF San francisco 10 his station
cay irhncis hoes'ner F'nh cavalry TO
;" fir,t i.lsa, Harrison v s,uc.ey. Medical q,
I've 'otp' from Fort Hamilton 70 fof' "reo'e
ce.., Arug:rr onc,r. .:.,Ered a, follow:
Loes 20 S S,s omE.GS I ,2., J i rfsn
George . HaWrs. j. Ia Stn'h COMPANY First
Ll,.t, y ta,'qn. % ilsh'.snn,n Compans
ttr'! Lirgt i.1I.' H1 DC, = I'm ~, CCo mpp
capt Phlnp No>' rom rort' Ltih 10 rw.nty
na'n rompan' ISg' H',ss from I g. ,,t q
Cop1ny iIs' IsG' N'1 Mon s5a' ,,o lS
mn, ninih 70 liist COMPANY firs, Lieut.. ! :
i,u-ehburJ. 70 ian Companv tlr.' ieYt John
il. IRON from ION TO 10Th conPsn, rs rssi
NSL.' from {sn,s.h 70 'WfIn nH. gT'' , ,9n,
lieu, Gu,, :. Mis-. from isai g Tti's eEh,h
rS,, !.s.n,n 70 For,y .eycnih Cornrsny s~cond
i@,ii Warren Iieu from FlEhty nr., "a SeS
.9 nh ro1p.n ,,s oS ompss AM Sseond fisu,
Jane, \ Brlcs. from Nins's NAth 20 tighush
V "a"' samuel Lyon. Twenty NTH IntAntr,.
from ort Mgr To his ,,A,ion $500, 49,
mira tsSSliiS accepted TO take eject September
These navy orders were Issued
Rear ,driraI \ Rodgers, iO retired ist ami
from PUGET sound ard to home
ant T. JOttuan from Puget Sound ard
b .aptain OF ward 90 comma ndAnt sAfnr Nard
ton nanGer n q. Tombstone. retired. from
N'v orr 'ard 90 'harge Of branch photographic
Uf"sr ualumoTr
,omwaudrr = rdkAr rom Inspector Of
N'rfh UShtbous~ district. chicago. and walt
urirfa
iisat,nan, com manier " : cro-lsy. to com
H.RuI - tho scorpion
>4rgsun o. fenton from Puget sound yArd,
- NJ irauaun a. NprfoIa yard
PaNWAsirF y higgins. from the Ninne sota
% bureau - ,uppugH ami t'rounfs Washing toE.
Ins.sd N-sis'ANf "a MASTER 5 NO,r' hing 'o
ADHESION 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
tQI FDICT AWARDS.
Report Of Comn'ls sion No. . And Part Of
~ arts To ton,mlssion No. Is Ionnrmed.

NJ wPr RGH. July n Justice TompLins
TODAY In special term confirmed the SEQ
ond report ~ IN. New York AqusduCt
commission y. !. covering large quan-
titv ui Hudson River property The
only objection offered was an award Of
s1.Sn To Mr. forman of Cornwall for an
acr" ~ ground at the foo; u Storm hing
mountain The experts for New lork
city placed the Nslu. at tI.C0 and the
claimants experts At tlO.Wo Judge
Iompklns thought the commissioners
had STRUCK "A happy medium and CON
'irmed the entire award
Tn. matter 81 awards IN the ksnsico
dIstrict will come '@fore the Judge at
\vaCk neat saturday one of the claims
over which there " much argument Is
that " the k.nsico Cemetery. which
amounts TO ~ OOO on All the other
awards 81 Commission No Is we're con
irmei Corporation Counsel spear Of
New York vas hore To- look after the
interests ~ the city
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
weather For.ca., for Cotton states.

tor North Carolina. south Carolina. Georgia.
NlAbamA and Mississippi partly cloudy. with local
showers and probably thundSrStorm> Ia day and
10 morrow liHht To moderate variable winds
foT Louisiana. generally fair 10 day and 10
morrow. except probably shower IN southeast
portion To dav. light southeriy Vind,
Tor eastern Teas generally far 20 day snd
20 morrow hight sovtheTiy what's
Tor western rrSaS iair 10 ia, ani 10 morrow
tor AraAnsaA generally iair 10 ia AMI To
morroN
Dor tennessee. thunder shower, tn uay and
prpSarly IN eastern portion IA morrow
'nr kru. trA, shuarrs 'o da. partI5 ,Inu,i,
TO morrow
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
Railroad s~itcnnan Knled h, Llxh, ming

BUFFALo. july iS.-During a sharp
thunderstorm this morning John WEIGH
a Iehigh Valley switchman. was hurled
from the top 81 car 10y bolt ~ light
ning lie was dead lefore he struck
the ground His clothes were burned
81 his body and he was -ear'.d from head
20 foot WEIGH wAs an unmarried man
y NearH u AZ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
state Cnn service Commission ne, er.ed.

ALBANY. July 10 Supreme Court jus
ticr Randall J. Lebouef to-day in Special
Term here granted psremptory writ
81 mandamus requiring the state Civil
S-ryic Commission 10 approve the trans
fer ~ Justice Marean's personal clerk.
John I Kelly, To the position 81 court
attendant m the supreme Court. kinRz
County The State Commission had re-
fIS.'i Ia approve the transfer and hal
COrtendei thar the rules forbade the
shifting ~ "A person from an exempt
Position To- q competitive position uu le-s
such person was among the first three
on All elgibl" list made up after an open
competitive .Xa HinAtIOn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
PRESIDENT .MONTT COMING.
Head of chilean Gov eminent 10 VISIT
New York. on IIis va to Europr.

WASHINGruN July H. President Montt
~ chile will visit New York within e w"ok
S-'h Low Piorr"pont. CharR| q hrair"s
4 tn" American legation AZ Santiago.
Chlle photographed To the STATE Depart
tnvut that th. President will leave SAINT o
Rsp to-day Ia visit Europ- by way u'
Panama ard New York President Montt
hes b..en IN had health for some time
Mr. Pierrepont also reported that
British residents in Chile have started
a movement 10 present To- tn. Chilean
Government a monument IN CommemO-
ration uf the centennial OF Chile's inds-
TsUd, nee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
NEW PRESIDENT or COLOMBI4.
Carlos Resir~Po Elected to serve -Four
Years GonserN attNe In Politics.

WASHINGTON. July 10 Senior Carlos
Restrepo has been elected Pre-ideat Of
the Republic % Colombia according To a
d,.-ps tch received at the state Depart
u eat today from Elliott Northcott.
American Minister at Bog gotta.
The new President II conservative
He IL 2 Motive Of M.daIha He will serve
for a term Of four years
His Inauguration will take place on
AuRuat next
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
Inc vail street "E,-nIns sim. e"

The Wall Street edition II THE EvENISG
SrS cnnt.ins all the financial news and
the stock and bond quotations to the close
- the market The closing quotations.
Including the bid ard asked prices. with
additional news matter, arr cont tinei also
va ia" night edition Of THL ENHSIN0 SCN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17

- NinaeionkA for Ncv York was TaS mites
east ~ sandy Hook AtpaS : yesterday
- Cisl eiand. Tor Ntv Nork, an miles
east 10 NAlidl NoOk a. "a 4 N
81 .".-r, fur NeW ! ORR. Was ~ mile east ~
sand, Hook Ai nom
- ,armsn,l. f1r NsN NcTK, spcks ape Rae
At - g. ".
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
Rain Drown. some Middle western Crop.

TEHEE HAUTr. Ind July 10 More than
two inches ~ rain fell in ten hours to-day,
running -nrnc crops NJ western Indiana
and EASTERN Illinois 40 Rockville. Ind
thrr" and hall inches fell IN two hours
m" el''trir hight ylani thrrs va, put ou'
of lusIus,--,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
IL MMER Rh.snRrs


SHERMAN nov -. Oh:osltle JisLet County
\ y tA-gc corr 'JrtA nl~ .oonis quiet. renned
hrfsuans. \ . cuisine
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC THIS DAT
sun rises tas sun sets :. IS Moon sets i2to
mon WNTyR rHIs DAT.
Sa1ty H. ~ Go,. Island 90 Hell Gate .asca
Arrive" S,rrEp,r 'l,,s
Italian s..a,ly shtp ~'crpge. Gibraltar. July I.
=. y. Va. Southampton. july
ST .... o.. st.Hr %
~ Toaav a.,ia. S-ltcriaad. June -.
e.. .purfa-ld MidllsshT,. June N
~. Trojan. iifr.a poo. July :.
y, I.Hl H'.r. Inu gico. Ily :
y. lI,A l.aEuua. 5IN
- l| ~lcl1. tatH r~fu4. .Iy -
~ Auhtrr JaDh- ruNluc july J..
~ D.-suaV HTu4>Vlck. EuIy ~
~ 4sHr-~lu. NurfuIa judy 3
y. urvgOuiaI. Philadelphia. Jull -
sKKIvED or
=, - Louis. a. thrrbourg from NeN Nork
s.. aroma. a. Liverpool from New Work
>, President GranL al Hamburg from New
NurA
sAuFp FROM IoHSIUs ruEra
- tanrpau.a '1f New Notk from Liverpool
r., "a Savoir fnE New NoTk from hANrr
y, pLilAdr phla. Tor New Nors from Southamp
:, Prn, Friedrich Wilhelm, for New Work
:, CsrnIne for New York from Hsvre
- NuoruAm. for New 0rk from RotisrdAni.
), Hcils Olav. for New York from Chns.
tanSAuI
y, .rabic for New Yo-.s from Liverpool.
- INLAND for New Work from Antwerp
~ CALEDONIA for NcW York from ClANGoW
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
tOl NTRY hoard.

\ CONT uRT aBIE home foy adIlts only me
sroT'4s trolley vs~-r> gate 81
Us ,rTAuAtsn Az. Mount Vernon. y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
HAs the compsnN threat tened TO cancel your
iNtER>AIlnSAL LtMnEnS DEN ELoP.
ENCtRsIoNs.
sH--.HH-sH-- .-.---4-~>-.a
SUNDAY At the SEASh0RE.
ROcKkW Y 6EAcH

L. 'ith - ... .,.lI's. Wa long island
u ION H'urnrl only. 80 $50. s:tO M. 10 10.
Ven - in - % 20. 20 u g.. TO- .. N. To- n.
O. - = g. 80 Aio : 70 10 = ~. : ~. so. -.
. ~ % VI.
I've. Vnoal.n I'aibush ~ ooA, 7u' siA. -.
q IS 90 y Is ~ - n ~ 'o'an iO-lA Il On n Is.
- 81 ~ - VI g.. n - N. . ~ Is. 10. 1 ..
? 81 , o. 80 g - 20 IS N. Is. us. 81.
4 ~ f. 81 Sp' " ~ a 81 : m. : N IN 7 IS.
, - -. =, - aOl . ~ an 10 %. II 10 = ~
MANHATTAN BEACH
I've 3t'h -. L. Il. 7.". DO ard every ho.r
IN m 70 20 u
LONG sEAcH
80 H'h -. H So 90. 80 ~ 70 A. NJ,
- ~. 10. $50. $50. -" 80. sso. 7so. 40
y II
I've Rrvokrn F'a,bu>N Ave 81. col, io.,e.
! = n !; "a u. ia. ia. Ss'. "a. $40,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17

I've Nth -.
until 20 20 > ~
The Washington herald., 1910-11-28
RADICAL TAUNT CUTS DUKE.
marlborough Angry at LIoyd-GeOrge
for Hint About His Marriage.

London, Nov. 2Z-The Duke of MARI
borough, who married Consuelo Wander
bIlt, has made a scathing reply to Lloyd
George. who, speaking at Mile End last
Monday. said:
what I should like TO know IS this:
Since when have British aristoeracy
started desplsing American dollars?
Many a noble house. tOttering to its fall.
had It's foundations underpinned and its
walls butuessed by piles OF American
dollars"
Speaking at Woodstock Friday night,
the Duke of Marlborough said:
when Mr.. George did me the honor
of staying at Bienheim three years ago
I certainly did not suspect that ] should
eventually become a target for his inso-
lent and unsav0ry invective. At that
time I must have thought him a gentle
man. but he seems since to have reverted
10 his own type and become himself.
His insults touch at least one OF his own
cabinet colleagues"
Earl Granard and Lewis Harcourt both
members of the government, married
American milliOnHiresses.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-28
SEEK RELIEF BY CONGRESS.
Civil War LabOrers 10 Renew Fight
for Salary Deducted.

Editor The Washington Herald;
More than a year ago an organization
known as the "CIvn War Laborers'
Union" was formed OF men who. during
the civil war, were employed by the
government in connection with the quar-
termaster's branch OF the service
The services performed by these per-
sons were extensive. most laborious. and
very hazardous. working as they did
during the day. on Sundays, and fire.
quently at night. They were subject TO
the dangers arising frem exposure.
were required to be ready 10 act as sol
diers, and were often exposed to the fire
Of the enemy.
They have what they believe 10 be a
valid claim against the government, aris-
ing out OF the fact that. although en-
ployed on a contract that they should
receive $50 per menth. TO their surprise
the sum of s. was. as they contend. arbi-
trarily and without any legal right de-
Quoted from their pay each month.
They are now seeking relief from Con-
gress. and one bill introduced IN their
behalf was adversely reported upon the
theory that they consented 10 the de-
ductions. This IS an error, and as proof
thereof they viii in due time present af
fidavits from large number showing
that the deduction was not only in viola
ton of the contract OF employment, but
made arbitrarily and in spite OF their
protests. N. J. fUKdL,
r. H. COOPER.