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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-14
Eterbli6feitsberiHt.

6enrb Clan Wardant, 73, gbdrlots
tespile, @a., Snqueit in S6ne6e.
9lberta Gn3tpsiIsr, /, Rsaoing Ro.,
Gifenmartssnt3iinbu
Sppbia Wilfens, SO. 2072 Gotp@
renee @be., Septtcaemiu.
Carl Samss Coon, IA, 1888 GIao>
itone Ctr, MISUNDERSTANDING
Samuel 9regor, 16, 552 Central
2lpe., S6ninbiudt.
Gertrude Wc0urf, 5, 1918 5reez
man Qpe., Snqueft in Satpebe.
2lmslid 3elger, 70. 2244 Dheeler
Ctr, 2ungenent3iinbung.
5bomus cSobnfon, 50, 835 DeIt 8.
Ctr, Snqueit in Sdpebe.
Roegie Gonfbine, %, 985 RaFau
Ctr, ShtpinDiuht.
sJeanette Stetbet, IS. 1929 Qart
2lpe., Gungenentsiinbung.
ait WuIis, 66. MaD unb WcWetlz
Ian Ctr. S6fpinbiudt.
George 5aLer, "a, 1903 Dtnton
3D., 8Iaientrsbs.
So6n Cooper, 81, 1920 gubb Ctr,
5er3leioen.
u. R. Quitin, 80, GIartsoius, g..
9linbburmert3iinbung
cSobn Mafsranb, 36, 5ersi46dde.
8rate UldDaline Nit, 2 Wonate,
At Oft WcMi[lun Ctr, 2sberleibsn.
Sront Stepens, so, Snqusit IN
| S6pefe.
Soiiie Bennett, 80, 1920 aGms
pluce, Sdpin0iu6t.
Senriettu Sdul3e, 80, 2242 Quebec
| godo, 9rig6t"i6e Nierentrantbeit.
Bridget MorriIep. 64, 718 Sft g.
Ctr, griobt'Ids Risrsntrantbeit.
UlorD Wttele, 48, 1888 aofuthStr..
Snqusit in Shpe6e.
Oscar See Snouffner, 38, Grant
| Sotel, GebirnbIuten.
2tlopfius Charles Spieb, 2, 4581
| 9tnt6pnn 2tpe.. Masenleibsn.
| CLARA 8orggrefe, 20, 518 gor'
| Ctr, Ser3leioen.
Glenora 8reB, Is, SOB gort Str.
| glinboarment3inoung.
| Geo. Wm. S'Gonnor. 81, Queer
| gitn unb 8eefman Str, Rudenmar,s
snt3iinoung.
i Goparb 9ob r., "a, 327 Dsit Wlc
W2iQan Ctr. arsbs.
sreoerit Mid, Al, 2O9 Nuoe Ctr
! 2ebsrpsrhdrtung.
Gbnu obonts. 7 Gage. 5rihos6urt
Sobn 6enr gurner, 81, 4019 Dc
I IareD Ctr. Gatarrb.
5o6n WcGorsIs, SO, Snqueit /
! S6pete.
Gmil 8. Surpain, 81, 1919 Ban
Str, 9ebirnleioeu.
2llbert gogue Gobr, As, 277
9reenpQle Ctr, NierenIeioen.
&. 9incent Sheilen. 81, Nt. VI
=. perno, Maqentrsbs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-14
s,mmer Idnaiau, /!

GieIe beber3igensrerthe Wsab.
nuns pirb BON gislen, utIde an eis
n,r nit ben beftieIten SGmtr5sn
perbunoenen arantheii, numlid1 az,
Sdmorrhoioen leioen, 81 OFT ueraei'
len slnltatt unter oen Antrteb Der
aisdlenoen Nein plaIos bon eireir,
EuadioIbcr gum nnbern 5u LAUREN,
iollte man iih erft riihig barber flor
iueroen, oab nnr cine einsige ars'
nei; Or. gilgbee's Mnateiis, 9inbe.
RING ,ino Dor slllem oaiiernbe Sei.
lung perfnoiisn tann. GpmptOm'
bertreiben, mas I'm b<ften Gone BIZ
and6jnIber nit ibrem Gcrbol mn
iertig bringen. beiBt nihf Rrnnfbei'
ten 6eiltn. mas bei 0Guorrhcibsr
s(nnfeiiS aIIein perning. Nrobefi frel
perianot bon 3. Menitnebter y 60.
Hoy 1916, Rem Dort. 4.N.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-14

Nm 16. Deaember 1905 tpurbe ibr
Uaann BON Srrfinn befaasn unb nad
aongpiefp gef1idt. am 4. Suli 1908
aber angeblib als gebsiIt fpieber entz
lafIen. Wieber Iorgte iis fir ibn unb
erbuloete ale ihlehte gsbdnblung, biz
er am %. Dttokr 1908 fie umbrtnsen
tpollte unb fie in ibrsr 2tngft aus eis
mem seniter BEG 5tpeitsn Stods tbrer
Dobnuns fprans. sic 3og iih babel
fold Ihipere Verlesungen 3u, bab iie
orei Msonate lang oos 8ett bitten
muBte. aoper bate ii6 aus benz
Staube gemaht unb iih nahDafbings
ton, .. g., aefpanbt. Die 5rau febte
isbod, bic gehorben bon 2onspiep in
aenntnib, bic appsr 3uriidbringen lie
zen. gr befinbet iid IeitDem tpieber
in Der Srreuunitalt. Die gran flagt
ouf Grunb BON gernadldFiguns unb
8rduiamfeit.
Drebt ben G pisb I'm.
2una 5otpe but ouf ote S6eiz
bunostluqe hires Warnss genidminG.
s1ptpe cine Replif uno 8easntldge ein>
qsreidt, iporin iie beFsn 8sIaulpiguns
oen perneint uno 6ebQuptet, bab lie i'm
unb bic ainber burh Stnsibsru babe
erndbren miiHen, pGbreno sr 2ass
iiber uuf Der faulen 5aut lag unb bic
6al6en Rdhte Ith herumtrieb. sic
tpplls ui1en, no ct ith oufbaIte uno
er entaeanete i6r, er baue nit Ireuns
ben Elm 2uftidiff. Sn DirtIid,eit lei
ibr Wanu aber Elm 2uftitus 9stpsTen,
Der bic qbenoe Bel ieiuer Tulcinsd 5uz
| bradie, bic in Der aIo1e numbaft ges
mad)t piro. aldgsrin Dsrlau8t Sdeia
bung, Qllimente unb bic Cbbut iiber
bic ainoer.
Siebeu g Sheibungsg.fu II a'
gendhrt.
Ri6ter Marner erlsojgte geiteru 'R.
ben Sdsioungstlaseu ourh 8epiaigs
ure Der ndhgeiudtsu Gdeioungsn
ndmlid,: mnrtle 8. bon Bm. 9. Mul'
Inns peoen 9erlaHsn5 isit DisrSabrsn
Wattie BON Benjamin :. 0otIon ne
Gen @srlafsns felt feds S5dbren; Gon
itdnce Wc2eane Don Senueop 5ei9ht!
BON ssyohn 2. Mc2eone Ueaeu lhleA
ter gebanoIung unb 0ernahldHisunq
Worqaret .. gliiott BON 6enrp q
eQiott aus osnielbenGrjinoen, ipes6dll
bi. aldesrin bic Gbbut uber ibr ainl
er1ieIt; Gbna Sobuiton bon 59o
mas Sobniton tpegen gsrnahldhigunt
unb aud in bisIem iFaQ puroe De
Grou ods ainb suesiprohen; CHAR
lott. Gaarbt bon 0iQiam Shdro
ipegsn grouidmteit. Die 5rau erbdl
| Die stuei ainber uno oer Wann mu
ibr So bic Wofe llnterhdltun9sgsl
3ablen; Sorub :. bon M!oroin 5ou
tpeosn 8erlaHens.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-14

men hHen Refignution perlansf ncH
niht abgeIanbt.
Gobnlb bi. Hahriht BON BEN vor&
gthen bes Mabors gsgen ben yoit3el'
G6ef beidnnt ipurbe. befhdftigie niun
lih in betheilisten areiien bereits mil
Der Grage: Wer tpirb Wtaitin's ssaH@
folger9
Sn eriter ainie iperDen CALLAHAN,
Chef gfert bes Voliseis sDep1rtemsnts,
unp b<r arbeitsbausDirtitor Jero.gas
ber oenannt. Muh bic Namen pon
2eutndnt ppppe. Qeutnont 0tiit unn
Deteftipsghef Graipforb purben ers
ndbnt. sSern.r tpurbe Der Same oes
aomman6eurs oes Griien Ohio Wiliss
Reaiments, Col. CHARTS 3. 5ute, IT,,
aeitern ols epentueller Gdnoioat fiir
poIiseisgbeF in gstradt geSogerl.
Der Wanor bat namlid ods ReGt.
iraenb cine periDnlihteit, aud ipenn
iie nit benz polisei= Department. nihi
in gsrbinouns iieht, 5u beHen Ghsf 3u
ernennen.
Chef Wiaitin, tpelder jebi enttbronl
ipsrbsn ion, lit 81 Sabre aft unb por
Beirut gipilsS Snsenisur. Gr tpurN an
3. Wdrs 1903 pom Wapor 1leiIh.
mann gum Nanfolgsr bes peritorbener
poliseihefs Teiiih ernannt. Col
MiIiiin bat ipdbreno ieiner amtspe'
riobe manherlei 9erbeHerunaen in
poIissis Department eingefiibrt. 81
fhaifts bic atte3ipsiraOs sabtbeiluns ab
sr10bte aber bafiir bic 3dbI Der berit
ienen poliSiiteH gang beoeuteno. Ot
ginfiibruus Der poli3eisautomobils u
sbenfalIs iein Wsrt. auf nlilitortih
Grsr5iti.n Isitens Der polisiiten lest
Ct groEsn Wert9.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-14

Gopin unb 2itlie aeiier, 1037Weit
2iberip StrdBe, Hnabe.
Wm. unb WarD Sunnerman, 110S
6cptins Ctr. Gnate.
Soiepb unb Sophia glod, 121eals
boun Ctr, Gndbe.
Diniam unb amanoa Champs,
1885 Central 1pe., Wdefen.
gonnor unb CLARA pratt. 4125ops
Tins Ctr. Wdbdsn.
gbonras uno alma Scanlon, 917
glarf Ctr. Wdofsn.
Dilliom uno SeHeSmith. 500 Weit
7. Gtr.. anube.
;srsberid uno 4usuitu elsert, 96l
Wsft 8. Ctr. WGbhen.
Gotparo unb 2ouifa Sdlef, 423
Sliper Str, Wdo6en.
6sorse unb Waris 5ris, S 15
Ctr. Mdoden.
Wm. unb Waabsline DeWan, 86o
5athal.ar Ctr. anabe.
2ouis unb emma alode, 718 Dom
| nersberser Str. Hnahe.
Gbas. unn yreoa Shannon, 51s
Rioble Rnao. Wdo6en.
gbdrles unb Annd WeGdroen, III
Waoe Str. Gnabe.
6omsr unb Marp Wdrb, Si.glair
Ohio, Wdohsn.
goporb unb Wnrp Gobo, 1114St
| G}reoorn CTR. Wdbheu.
Carl unb Sriba Sdroeber, 1895
| Qenoletpn Str. Mdohen.
Jreb uno mnrp W.nnes, SAB 81
| Ii. Str, Wdbh,n.
Stnrp uno Marsarst Jrsr.ins. .280t
| SofF Str. Gnabe.
al6ert unb Qliee Drtpis. $50 2iul
Ctr, W1bter.
Ben unb Wanme Sbuler, 544pop
lar Ctr. Wldodsn.
glsia uno Wtaiiie Ware. 3551Sr
min Ctr. anabe.
yrunt unb glisGbttb gauarb, AZ.
Weit 4. Str, Gnobe.
Carl uno Marp 9idore, 421 Delt
slpt,, Wdcden.
sTreo unb Wtable Gorktt, glinto
Gprinas GDe., Wi1bfen.
MiIliam uno Wsabel 2untier. 100
HiitsnhcuI. Str. Gnabe.
gster uno asaIo Statutes, 103
Dalton Qpe., Wlachen.
2ouis uno Sophia Gang 312
Orannin Roao. Wdohen.
; ssreberid unb Saurd Groppe, 81
Weii aibertn Str, anabe.
; Geo uno 4nHd Ghirarber, 212
German Str. andhe.
Carl unb Suiie Jranslin. S34GIal
|, Ctr, auahe.
sferbinano unb GId Hdllmepsr, Gre
man unb gelI Ctr, Wdnhen.
Simon uno Soiepbine 5uff. G
2 peets Ctr. arate.
!. Games unb Carrie Jerguion, {
OF WeWiten 4pe.. Snnbs.
Matbias uno 2atberine WsulIe
1923 Sones Sir. Wdofeu.
ssobn unb Marsortt Suber. 22z
sslora Ctr. Wdohen.
0sorg. unb gIi5absib Herl, 16s
" Yine Ctr, Gnak.
sseIIe unb glisabeth DObbins. q
!, Masnp!ia Str, MdbHen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-14
Solaeu elmer @ersaiiguuesfabrt.

Qeter Mc46aiI, aneeblih Elm
matroie, tpuroe gsit.rn BON oem po@
li8iiteu Spno unter Der slntlage oes
aleinoiebitabls, Iotpie untsr Der gln>
tlaee, iid) pbne GrlaubniB in ben Sss
lib zines pferbes oes Sr. 8. W&. Dem
man BON Der @eIt 9. StraBe selsst 81
ha6sn, perbaftst. gr Ipn nit BEN
gferos unb gussn bes eenannten ar3s
tes eine 9sraniisuuesfahrt unternom'
men 6aben, obns porher bic Grlaubnlt
bes Gigsutbiimers einsebolt 81 haben
quBeroem iolIen Bel oer9ersniigungs'
fabrt cine anisoete Iorpis Die pferos'
suasl psrinpunben isin. WlcYhail be-
itreitst bic gsssn ibn erbobenen antld'
cen,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-14
0lus benz 3soli3eigerid3t.

9os 8ctst Der geitrisen poIississ@
rihtsIiBung mics nur tpsnIge 5aus
BON aliasmeinsm SntereHe auT.
gseun ipeib. frluensimmer botttn
fih unier Der gntlags ces Serumluns
asrns su perontlUorten. sic tpuroen
ituioiq befunosn uno 81 ie So uno
Soften perurtbeiit.
Trsi tnpiIfe GanbItrsiher, WifdsI
a.nnep, Runolpb stlsibobm uno Ste
pbenion Gone, uurben am Wlitttppdl
in Rm sur 3sit Iesritebeneen Sebdnot
30. 224 We5ittr Strabe, in pelhen
lie iih hdusli6 sinserihtet bottsn UNI
auqeniheinlih 3u iiberpintsrn beab7
Iihtiaten, bon Dc; poli5si absefabt. Sie
nuroen aeitern rem polIseiriftsr un'
ter Der anslage oss 5erumlanssrus
poruefiibrt. Mihasl 2enHen, lpeIte'
In 43isssbura gu oauie iii, puroe mi
elmer iuIpenoirtsH Strafe pon $5C
uno Soften Der Stuot perpieien, nab
reno feline beiosn 9enoffen NIT GeIof
itrafen BON is $50 uno Soften beles
puroen.
Yer AZ ssabre a!te GoiparD Wioblep
nelGer iih am Usittipoh 4beno in ei
Wobnuna bss 9errn Gtorse Batter
ion, gio. 900 Nsit 7. Strube, asIdlt
hen battle uno pon Jrau puttsrloi
pertrisben iperosu mar. trbitlt EN-
Gtrafe BON $50 uno Rotten anfse
brannt, tpslhs itoodb fpdter unter be
| Bebinguna. pab er iofDrt bic Gtan
| periciIe, iuipsnDirt ruyoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-14
GbeerIaubwi

{7Trant Mangus. q, 8dpurilsr Str.
Smp Stonsbater, Is, DO.
(Freo. Sunbsr4aus. 25. Stute aDe.
| SoIepbine aaiier. %, 8etts Ctr.
lDauib 3. 8bite, %, GarFislb placs
lWurguret SauIon. 20. Oft 13. Str
(S6epoore g. 2uten, 80, SsnmanStr.
lglaru m. @ilIidms. 40, Do.
(qmlipp Otto, 27, Racs Ctr.
lRarp gittboFf. 10. 5iuolop Str.
(George RoIis, 26, Central ao..
lWiIiea StaHcie, 26. DO.
igllbsrt 5unsIer, 27. 8ictpr Ctr.
lRoIs Sauitsr. 10. 9ins Ctr.
(5mttb 6itsrloopsr. 80, Staot.
l4nna 3. Upright. 27, SbierpotprpIp
(som. ganoipsr. AZ, Sofiut5 CIR.
lSoa SOuss. 26, DO.
(ssyoIspb 6. Smith, q. IT. Sbomds
)Warp Stpdflset, 20, W. 8. Ctr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-14
Uaren nid5t non DauG.
9iSbarmonien I'm eheii6en 2eben
flin8en TIM 0eri9tsiaal aus.

Hlagen unb Gegentlagen. - Die 9es
ihi6te bonn faulen albert. -
5rauen, bic bon ibren Mdnnern i'm
Slid selufIen Durben, iinb bes
StrohpittipsnbaIeins miibe. - eis
senthiimIid liegt Der 5aa Sober. =
Der Mann i'm Srrenbauie. - Ben.
jamin nit benz auftfdiff. - Ridter
Warner I0ft Iiebsn mibratbene gben
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-14

6asgertb, bic 8ormiinoerin fiir Warts
6polihan lit, cine Abfinoungsiumme
BON $3.50 be3abIt. Sin Drobtfpannsr
bate am 7. Npril b. s. BON einem
pfdbl an Der s. unb Gutter Ctr. etaen
ShraubsnidliiTel berabfallen laFen,
Der Der tletnen Maris, bic gerape pors
bsiging, auf ben aopf fisl, eine fhIlmS
me Munbe berurfoheno,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-14
sdlasHuB.

Oscar 9. Snouff.r. 3S Sabre alt,
SpeiienoesnsStepuro Der 9. & 3.
5sW. Giienbahn pon Baltimore, ers
Ian in Der mittipoh Raht I'M 8rano
Sotel ploBlih sinem ShlagfluB. Gr
mar erit fiirslih nit ieiner aus Sat
tin uno flint ainoern beftehenben Jas
milie nahGlneinnati eetommen nit Der
4bIitt, Iih bier bduerno nieoeraulaI'
fen. Gr mar i'm 8ranb Soiel obgeities
aen. Coroner Or. Soc fonitatirte eis
nen Sdlasflnb als 1ooeslIridde Die
2eihe piro naA Baltimore sebradt
iperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-14

Coroner Or. gos bemiiht ilh Die
Sbeutitdpt bes Wlannes feit5uitellsn,
fpelter our6 einen Stur3 pon einem
9oblenzGleputor in 2opeluuo Tein lss
ben perlor. Die leife beftnoet fn IN
Der Wlprqus. gu Dem Iobten pnros
ein Giienbabnbilet NIT bem 9eameH
Gais soonnes porasfunosn. Der 9sra
unaliidte IoG nit einem Beihenltels
ler Der 3. C s. gil.nbGhn ioeatIia
Ieirl-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-14
:ssodcnberif,t ses seinnobcitsamts

Dem Wo6snberiht oes @eunobeits~
8eumteu 8r. syobn $. Sanots 8ufoiee
purosu in Der perftoTenen Wohe 80
oeoen 90 SopesTdIIe in Der garaaeie
lppde pon 1909 geneloste Sdpino-
iuft, 5er5z uno gftsrentrunthstteH
rafftsn bic msiiten Spfer binpeg.
Geoatter Storch Ihaut cut eIne
Iebr oeIAdftigsWode 5uriid; er erahts
nGm!ih 146 Babies.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-14
Qlms ben WeribtsbDfeit.

Warum cine Sdaoensriastlage noh@
mails oerhanbelt DerDen nluB. -
Nornoob unb ct. 8ernarD tbun
segen Gincinnatus iprOoe. - Batter
Dalburg bat tetn 5eitdment htntsr'
laFsn. - Sein 8ermOsen betrdgt
$4,000. - Sin fetnfiibliger Soz
aialif.-Nadlab an8sIsgenbeitsn,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-14

Reiuftat nes eiu3iger
SpisIs in 81 at tional.
2iga:
Ghieaao ..30o110021- s
Ct. 2ouis .421000121-ll
aumpf um bic > bica
meiiterid1uft.


Sn bern aeitrigen speitsn SpieIe
bes 3urniers um bic SaisbalIeUleiz
iierI6aft i'm Staats Sbio stpii6en ben
Gineiunatier ,Reos" uno ben Gtsoes
lQnoer wRaps" in Glepelano. g., fun
airtsn Gaspar unD Tse2son als unIere
gotterie ssgen Sob uno Qoams fir Die
0esner. Rah Dem 3. 9ange. als bic
vRaps" iaou 3 giufe esiihsrt bat
ten, tpuroe 8aspcr, beifeu gda bart
eetroffen ipuros, ourh Jromms abges
loft, Der ben Irtifsrn Der 9egner
Gin6aIt eebot.. Gdmmiliff Shleu'
Serer lattsu gut. 4ontroae iiber ben
gaQ, bod uarsn bic Raps unferen
Sungens um = II iiberiessn. 0i'
matten 7 1rsiisr uno 2 5tbler, gsge1
IL besn. 3, 2ossrt unb Mitheu nd
rsn unisre beiten 5hldgsr-
gas Spief:
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Ous brittle Spjei BEG Surriers fin.
bsi am Gomita3 in glepeldno itatt
oem elm 1oppeIipieI in Cincinnati al
Sonntag folet.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-22
.g'5 a 1sl35l3lT : II77I9 - -,
soLoNs ON A RAM PAGE
Ink Wells Fly In Hungarian Chamber
OF Deputies.

lux Wells Fly In Hungarian Chnn,bc,
of Deputies.
Blda Pcsth March 2l.-Stormy ms
nave nave been sessions of the Hungarian
Chamber of Deputies. the MaEyars to-
DAY outdid themselves. and Ink wells.
DOCKS and other handy missiles were
hurled at the heads of the ministers,
until the latter took refuge In Hight,
BOtn Premier Khuen Won Lledevary
and Count Zerenyi, Minister OF Agri-
culture. were struck by flying Ink
Wells and their heads cut,
Z. trouble had been brewing for some
time, and the Premier and minister,
unable to make headway against the
opposition factions. this morning dig
solved s., the chamber by royal decree.
! his was the signal for a rtotous out
burst by the oppositionists. who claim
= nat the dissolution was unconstitu-
tiona!. They began by shouting down
Premier Hedevary and wound up by
stornlfns the tribunal.
FOR a time the ministers withstood
She boHbardmcnt, in which oil of
the loose paraphernalia OF the chamber
vas vas used. but eventually they we're
forced TO beat a llasty retreat. their
night beiE!g covered by their sup-
porters. The bleeding heads OF the
Premier and Minister Of Agriculture
We're patched up by surgeons.
Count Zerenyi suffered the more Sc
rlous injury and may lose the sight
OF one eye.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-22
GATHERING EVIDENCE

Officers Conc South to Prepare foi
Trinl OfNSnrtlInw Sisters.
:, Newark, N. j. March 21.--Prosecutol
Mott and Detective Hargan returned
to-nlgtt from the South, where they
have collected data foru at the trial OF
Mrs. Caroline -. Martin. Mrs. Mary w
Snead and Miss Virginia q. Wardiaw
tho three Wardlaw sisters accused OF
the murder of Ocey w. NJ. Sncad. the
East Orange bathtub victim.
The prosecutor visited Soule College
In Tennessee, which was formerly con-
Quoted by the three sisters. and where
.Ocey Snead was a student. and places
In Virginia where the defendants for
merly lived Persons who knew the
Wardlaw sisters and oeey Snead were
questioned. but Prosecutor Mott would
not discuss what he learned.
Owing to the illness OF Police Ser
geant w. II. O'Neill. one Of the princi-
pal witnesses for the prosecution. the
trial probably will have to be post
poned for several weeks beyond April
II, the date set for 1t to begin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-22
Senator Daniel Is Lin
gering Between Life
and Death.
STATE OF COMA
MORE PROFOUND
There Has Been Little Change in
Condition, but That Is for the
Worse-His Physician, Dr..
Waugh, Still Hopes for
Restoration Of
Health.

fSpecial to Tho Times Dispatch.1
DAf,TONA, FLA, MARCH .i-DOC
Tors w. c.. CHOWENING AND C. g
BOHANNON AT $3.50 O'CLOCK TO-
NIGHT ISSUED THE FOLLOWING
tBULLETIN on THE CONDITION or
UNITED STATES SENATOR JOHN
WARWICK DANIEL, OF VIRGINIA,
"sENATOIt DANIELS CONDITION
AT $3.50 O'CLOCK TONIGHT IS LIT-
TIE CHANGED SINCE MORNING.
CONSCIOUSNESS HAS BEEN LESS
CLEAR or LENGTHY TODAY THAN
YESTERDAY. PULSE, TE,fPEnA-
TURE, NouRIsHMENT, KIDNEY AND
howell CONDITIONS CONTINUE
SATISFACTORY,
THE DOCTORS SAY THERE AnE
NO PROSPECTS or SUDDEN
CHANGE DURING THE NIGHT.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-22
STRIKE is AVERTED.
.sn,icnblr Arrangement Made in West
crn Railroad TrOuhlcs.

ern Railroad Troubled.
Chicago. ILL.,, March e1.-Ail ques.
tions In dispute between tho $4,000
hrcnlen on Western railroads ana the
railroad managers will he amtcabiy
settled, according to an arrangement
reached to-day through the aid of
Lnited states Commissioner OF Labor
~ was agreed by w. s. Carter, pres
inent or the Brotherhood OF Locomo
tive Ftremen and Enginemcn. and n
committee representing the men and
the general managers committee, rep
fesenting the forty-sevcn railroads In
vowed. to settle the controversy In
the Following manner:
Thc question OF seniority or the pro-
motion OF old-tine firenen over new
men and the question OF representation
by the union OF tiremen who have been
promoted to be enginemen are TO he
compromised before any arbitration Is
The demand OF the men for an In
crease In wages of l2 1.2 per cent. Is
then to be submitted to arbitration
under the Erdman act.
The general managers tonight IS.
sued the following statements:
prob ably Will be made tomorrow
which Will be satisfactory to botl
Sides
Mr.. Carter said he had no commen.
to make.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-22
SAW COMET LAST TIME

NonHEcnarinn, After scyenty-FIvc
Years, Expects 10 Sec II Again.
Saginaw, Mich. March 21.-seventy-
}nve years ago w. s, II. Wclton, now
ninety. watched from the Hilltop in
the outskirts OF OWosse for the HALEY
comet. With him were number of
friends and relatives. They have pass
ed away and Welton has not seen the
comet since.
VIII witness q similar phenomenon
May 10. He now Is organizing par
" tQ so to tho same hill with him
and sec tho comet scheduled for that
date. 81 3t57 a
& Welton is MS we'll as when he first
saw the comet. His sight Is good He
does not require glasses, af 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-22
DR.. Waugh Hopeful.
Especial to Tho Tlmes-Dlspatch.l /

S. tSpecial to Tho Tlmes-D -Dispatchl
Lynchburg, Va. March 21.-Dr. L. "A
Waugh, of the Lynchburg sanatorium
who had been with Senator John War.
wick Daniel at Dayt3na. Fla, since
last Wednesday night. this being his
second trip. returned home this morn
Ing at $50 o'clock. lie does not ex-
pect to return to Florida
When seen by reporter OF The
Y @Times-Dispatch at his Office at the san
! arorium, Dr.. Waugh appeared to be
.hopefulthatsMajor Daniel would d recover
from tleFattack of paralysis, and there
+ is little. doubt but this will be true II
there ls{not another recurrence of the
II cerebral hemorrhagc which caused his
present trouble, or If there is not an
other and entirely different hemorrhase
* OF the brain.
DR.. Waugh stated that Major Daniels
L present condition., Which is a marked
Improvement when compared with his
condition when he saw him upon his
arrivel at Daytopa last Wednesd ay eve
ming, Is due to the remarkable condi-
tion of@thc heartand kidneys Of the
patient.
"These arc perfect.'' declared Or.
II Waugh. IF Senator Daniels heart had
s not been in perfect condition and his
y Kidneys had not performed their func-
&tions perfectly, there. could have been
j no hope for him, and death must have
occurred within twenty four hours from
my arrival at his bedside last Wednes-
day.
When / left Major Daniel,n DR..
4 Waugh went on, there was still a
marked condition Of the coma. but this
was not abso lutely profound. His pulse
\ and respiration were as good as could
be. EIe keeps his eyes shut nearly all
the time, as though he was under. the
influence of an anesthetic Occasion
ally he will get his eyes half open, but
this is only for a brief time"
still Very Scrious. 5s
Or. Waugh says M jor- Daniers con-
dition Is yet Very, very serious, and
while the Improvement has been $un-
doubtedly very marked. = he Is still In
an unsatisfactory state, He says that
when Major Danlelahas s replied to ques-
tions he has REQUIRED a great effort to
arouse him He was aroused enough
to callShis wife by name;to tell In res
sponseS to q d question that his name was
John Warwi ls Daniel and that lle lived
sat Lynchburg. a number, of off forts to
he lived In or the State he was then5in
were futileI for he would only reply
that he lived at I4ynchburg.
DIR. Waugh SAYS Senator ,Danlel's
nourishment Is su ufficiept, and the phy !
sicianssS were enabled to Increase, this
during tho last tWenty-four hours no
was there. hut b rs ia tes5s that II the,
q continued On Second lPage'l & .,
stN if.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-22
Not So EnconragtnE

tspceia: % Tho Times D1rpa,ct.J
Daytona, Fla. March :I.-While The
doctors bulletin Issued Mt $3.50 O'Clock
tonight says that Senator Dunieps
condition remains unchanged, they
had hoped that to-night would show
a more decided Improvement than
really exists. Yesterday aud early this
morning It looked u. II tie Senator's
condition was Improving, but again to-
night the coma Is about as profound
as at any stage OF his illness. Yes
ing from the coma, but this evening 1t
Ia nearly back to where It was three
days ago. He continues 10 take nour-
ish,nent, and his pulse ana tempera-
ture nrc nearly normal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-22
Chances Against necovery.


Especial to The Times. Dfspatch.I
Dayt0na, Fla, afnrcl, .1-Unitc,I
States senntor John w. Daniel, OF
Virginia, who, two weeks nEo, wa.
stricken with paralysis, and with the
exception OF brief interynls. has been
in a state Of coma for the past four
days, continues to linEer between life
md death, with chances ntIIl largely
asninst his recovery. slight Inn
proyement reported this morning ,va.
later In the day superscded by mn OFF,
eiai bulletin announcing tl,e presence
of more profound stnte of coma.
At 0 o'clock there had been no
change In the Senator's condition since
: o'clock.