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>AIS HE DIDN'T TEIL TIFT
Indiana FsIiisr D-Oies arr, Ing ne, erIdge
sumner To " darlington.

ISD!ANN PptI~ Arril A. clarence .
Bi,knell editor 1T ths. Font MAyn.' NsN-
~ no has been charged with sending ord
tr President Tart regarding the alleged
Statement 1t senator B-ver' dg,. IN respect
to the ALASKA otVIl government bill hH-
published = DENIAL e.! the charge
IL was -ait that Senator BevrTidgs told
a friend herr. that h.. threatened T., -Npu-..
bToths.T- ~ thu. President In COnne-tiou
" it'll tho. bil tin'--- th,. Pr..-Id..nt gave. him
absolute. control At the F.-,irrPi patronage.
IA Indiana. tha' the person &" Nhum h..
tOld the story related a o. biCk and
Editor Loo, - oOd uf the Marion thrunicic
and that the PTs-i,i"u' had summoned
the ~ - editors 10 Washington
In h,- statement Mr. Bios nell dsn.,.-
having INFORMED 49," Priest len. 81 tho
-'at..man1 h''TibIt-d 10 SENATOR B..var-
idRs btIt he does not DENY that h.. had
heard of -uch a statement Atter refer
ring 10 the circulation - the report h..
~aySIn a -ign"d editorial
The allegation that either directly
OF indirectly, sent wrrd 20 President
Taft or any one e,s.. regarding any story
Whatsoever. j. false IA every particular
and II President Taft has hesrd such
story IL has gone Ia him through some
other source.
The puhIIzhesl stories are AL th. IN.
formation I hav" that the Pr'-idsnt has
heard such r~port-. a. | have not teen
arks 80 go 10 Washington. nor have |
heard from anybody asking me 20 tell
any story "a ihs Pre-i lent " any one
else a. " alleged
4 know nothing ct the matter except
- hat ! have read ~ the papers and a.
far a. che ~torie- relate Ia me they
entirely false
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Answers OppoG eats Sa0sstIoas on Issues
silent on the a. .0OO Glft.

ROCHESTER,. April I2.-George W.
AldridRe made his opsninR speech OF the
campaign tonight at q rally Of tho Union
League Club. lie also spoke &C three ward
meetings. answering the questions put tn
him by HE Democratic opponent for Con
graas. James \. Havens. hut making no
reference TO the 81 .OOO gift. At each OF
the meetings he had n vociferous greet ing.
Mr.. Aldridgs declared himself in favor
Of a workmen's compensation act. q par
GELS poet and postal Saving- bank. Con-
corning ths corporation tar law. which
Mr.. Havens opposes. Mr.. Aldrides said:
4 bslisve that CorDoratiOns should he
made To hear their just burdens Of taxa-
ton. both Federal and state. but no more.
I arm uppUsed TO any Federal corporation
tar where corporation are already sum
GENTLY taxed by the state
Mr.. Havens favors an income tar and
80 does Aldridge. The Republican can
didAts said:
i am IN favor OF any fair income tar
which will compel tho rich To share with
the poor the burden ut taxation. ! am
not in favor ot any constitutional amend
ment under which the Federal Govern
Inent ran tAA lnc"HI- derived from go
curitie~ issued by any state"
la discussing the civl service Mr. q.
AldYidge Said.
L am ln favor Of reasonable and work
able Laws regulating thO-e branches Of
| the civil Esvvice ia which fitness and merit
can be a~r"r-aInsd 10y practical tssts. l
an not ia favoy uf any civil service law
| which prohibIt~ any Federal. State or
munIcip "mpluy"f from making volun-
tAry contribution. Of hts own time or
money toward the success Of ths political
party which he supports
4 strenuous week Of campaigning has
! teen mapped OuI Tor both candidates.
/ Mr. Haven- addressed three meetings to-
day and - scheduled for three more to
morrow including noon hour talk tO
work ingmen in the fartOry district.
Cieorxs u Decker, formerly Deputy
StAie9 Attorney General me Ut Haven =
campaign Manager wa tn Albany to-day
and had an interview With Gov Hughes =
legal adviser Roger T. lark IL - under
stood herr that h. vent ther'- 10 lay DsfOr,
the Governor the charge u illegal r"gI--
tratIon bv the Republican mAnagr
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IANCOUVER WHITES ALONG.
=. ~ Davis From Thst Guy Bess to Ne
paFt I'rOwTess.

Thomas W Davis. who lives IN VAN
oouvcr y. G. and is president ~ the
Southeastern KOOt@nAy Railway Com
pany arrived az IN. Imperial yesterday.
and Il anybody from Out ia the NOrthw est
think h.. has boosted his NV n TOW n OF late
he ought to hear Mr. DAVIS tell about
Vancouver
Il have never seen a CITY In America
that has gone ahead like Vancouver has
"a the last ave 90 xix years, said Mr.
Davis. when ] went there siS years ago
the town contained about tO.OOO inhab-
itants. Now 10 has I2SOOo I thought IL
had reached it, hsi ght two years ago.
hut last year Witnessed greater boom
than Ne had ever had The " hole country
Is settling up People are mostly coming
into the Erase River Valley for farming
Then we are getting into manufacturing
Five wears agp a man started max ing
saws On a small seals. out there and nov
this business has grow n into a cnnC>'rn
employing lb men New Ns.-t minister.
which " develop Ing abOut a, fast a. Van
'CuveT II only twelve mll-- away. and Will
eventually h" a art 81 Vancouver
They have Just be- gun t. rslliI' the
Importance II harbOr improvements out
there, and the omlnion Government ~
dredging th.. Fraser River all the way
IrpIi' Ih1 ray 'n 49, kis w, ~ Nv 49,.
niinI .n - - Ia ' -, =. .n
u"s,r' ai'i " N''' 80 -, -.
pc sep pp"h. W. NV nan' az al,
S ,Nr hDt DIP M al',a'sn .'u'
hauNy nu. Lnr n n..l.. r.'.'O,
P ~, ", .,- ~, . 49, ...I s...I /,
NI.l'H ar ~, 49,. S,,... ,s,i
"a =, iANer p'.B' ~ - ~, ~" ..'A :.
Ihen w" ra'.ioh ...,1, ~
y, anu ~ -, 'il.'as
hs- s1,a. . '.,..l.. .i..e.s.
Uoh-,ru't'o" 'I"'" '@i'N""''T :" "u'''"s
lS'',.- - -, al. .t..,.-.-
We ,sa,. "Su lUn ., u 1 t',.,1,.
,sna va "r'-n , J. .IL.ll,i 'n- Nv, ..l
ina uaS IeN"nuy u'-ipp"1 Ou' II "a
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NOJtIL FOR JEROwE.> CLIk>T
Lawyer WSUIdnt ASi' I>r u SOd the
Danger Vanished NHNhSW


William +. Jerome APPEARED h-iore
supreme Court Ju-tlc. O'Gorman y---
tsrdAv a. counsel tor Henry Gib-ou Moore
VII - had an income Ut So O.U wear from
the "sta'' IL ht- father. "a Philadelphia
di-,Iil-r and A-k.d Tor a -tav ut proceed
ing p-nding Api-.Al from the court =
ORDER that Moor. CAV" bond tIT 81 ,sH
10 iu-II- the payment 1t 81 nsi q. month
- hi Former wife tt.'rtr.i'' Moore
- apply On trr-ar- ~ aliuuuv m.
Guur' had named John = D'-lauy a. re-
Cetvsr - Moor" an ,sru'' 90 ,t- DO" ,Idu 2
put up rh,. bond
-NpOr~ cannot gIv" uvud of 49, Vs'
.. your Honor dirss't.-f said NT Jerome
~u..cau-.. b. has "piy lat In,um- and
while I ~ advl-" MAN 90 ,iu all that -
fiEht ~. lu.,s d.-,T..'- thai AilantI, CITY
or I-lS,sW oOd ~ ths. -ptith -hur,' 81 Mass
yhll-+tta u a hT~althI-r pi.. - tor hi.u han
lingering within the lurI-Silr'tuu 81 iht-
stat" CERTAINLY wall uo' al, 49, H.'u 90
r.Wain ia 'hi. IurI-!iuttpr ANT r"ud"T
himself iIall- 20 l-'tug -.u' 90 mi i"T
contempt
Nj Jerome -aid b" rut-ni'i ir 81
,iition 10 appealing ~ a-a DO" Philad i
pima 'u'Ir'- winch granted ~" iiNDT'-.
for relief
tn" Cont -ugR"-ted that Moor. paw
ths 81 go - month PENDING the appeal
and MIR Jerome aid he wa inclined to
let the receiver collect the in~om. a.
that would he cheaper Tor Moore. CDun-
-@l for Mr. Moore laid he would take no
steps 20 have Moore punished fuT con
tempt a. long A. he paid 81 pO a month.
and the Court advised IN" lawyer To-
draw ir a stipulation 20 thai er'~Ct which
Wa done
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POOR DIGK HEETS THE <PHINN.
Dinner ThsI Vas Pretty Wuci ~ PhH-
adefph,a. sleeping Giant

n Wa all Philadelphia AT th. dinner
a. the SphInr club. an as-oca ton ~ adj
vertI-iug mon that welcomed 'hs Poor
Richard Tub. similar as J,iatIon from
Philadslvnia Al tho Waldorf last night
COTE" done. trere was a great clatt-T m
rps 'oTncr uf fallen dishes and when q
Sphiuy arose and unbranded the saitsr~
tii1t made. al the noise h" was Inusirally
informed nv 'hNm that they were from
q csrtalu hypnonatcd PHILADELPHIA hotel
and hat they never hurried there As
thu quartet - trained walters was
chanting IA walked Hen Fra kiln in Quaker
EarN aud = stat. - nervous excitement
IL VdS Presently ,oin-d by Father hnick-
e-bo~sar. ant the tWo had a Colloquy
about the respective merits 81 their dwell
ipG Hl..r-- Father hnInkerhocksr'- of
gin va- PAINFULLY evident Wnen ne spouted
~.' 70 b-d ant OILS 20 -ts~
Ia' ruALr % fsrrn~r Op~n his eyes
80 80 -, 10 ~ nappy. wealthy ana wise
o. oi'y snd Of'er 10 s1Serusr
.is--o NIcCsrfhsy. on.. - the Sphinxes
wro'" tho -ki'. and he apologies we're ar
S-r'a.l Thar " " Halleck. the retir-
,rg treasurer II tb- sphinx Club. was
presented Win n travelling bag and
l"iiy Ropdfslln~ 81 generally Philip A.
Couu@ the rrs.-,dlng 0ficer introduced
=. -"rh " Appel. Who brought good
Hc.r-- 81 Philadelphia. Wmch ac-orcinR
~ ~ Appel originated the following
ttngr botanical gardens. Fairgrounds.
ruior-. Nc vIrdE. p-uny paper-. brick
so'!-e- Gch'ung ro,is The War ~ 1872
fha w. University and fire insurance
that '- 7'tginated in This country He
zlsr -sId tist MS home town has more
hgNvs NAV hr-ar1 HrFi S~pr Hg,rk
A. Es,2r Daen called clLy Of CorI1lp-
.n' IrI ."rfari and ihcrn Was never a
-r--, '.,srlH-- t.EHv - utdH- against a
rtsA --slp "" 'rNN ~" Out 81 3GI.GU 1T our
rove" If" E''us- ana -" -haH 'ut out
,r. .r'.-..r = ,nrfUf'l"u with q surgeon
80 's..r ~ com" NJ britlah TO
-'-,T 90. ..'. u-fn - f'tr shs-~ntng giant
80. ..a-1-Hr ~ iasirltiEst
'0. l,iIrs ~ "Ni~.r- nf the sphinx
3 I'm ve'" '.i."''t - g.r.r tor the coming
Nssr
" ""i.h-Ir I''-i+"nt; George r.
- I.s1'r. '-I,s. ftTrsti.snt tsot-srt ,
H'r-'r'rs' '-ea-U"'.T .,'.t " illiann Isnnrn
49, a.vrstsr"
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NLzER ron DIRECT PRIMaRI
TIinE. Hr'u Be Named for Gs, -rRSr n
law O. PASSED..

INTIANAPoIIs. April - Delegates 10
the National League IT Democratic Clul'-
which will meet here Tomorrow and many
prominent Democrats wnn will attend the
Jefferson dly banquet tomorrow night
are arriving n the city. aud the lohblr~ Of
the hOtels are crowded.
Among tho--. who arrived to-day II
Congressman Sul1-r Of New YORK.. lie
CAUSED intense interest among local and
visiting politicians hv prSNiiCting Demo
cratic victory this fall throughout the
country aud the election ~ "A President
two wears h-u,e When u was suggested
that there had bs-n some talk ~ him for
GovernuT of New York hs replied that
his chance for the nomination would de
pend largely on whether the direct primary
Law WAS IN forCe IA the State. lie SEEMED
20 think there would 10 M question Of
hi- nomination n the T@uple vote directly
for IN. candidate but he rocmed "a bs
doubtful about his chances before a
convention.
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DIED.

HhkBtE EnuA ~ Barber
SERVICES -THE FrNERsL CHURcn.- -I We -
II THsNE CAMFBEtL BLDo
BTEkMAN Harad BeekmAn.
funeral "rHE TUNFRAL CHURCH," sgi Wesi -
- tFusNE ? CsNPHFLL BLDol.
BFLkNAP ~ % West End ay New YORK eirr
on April 10 1910. EtheIbert BelhnAp ~
infant son Of william T. and Hrlen runyon
B~lEnap
Funeral private
'ASFN IAwr-nrc Casey services 81 Tus
IrSgHsL CHURcH.- .H IVES, I'd - ,FE,SS
CsNPrELi BLD0h. "Wednesday oriors
DANA On wednesday. March B ~ Tuu,hs
Madeira. FlOrne Turner. widow Of iactA7i
starr Dana. Funeral servtces Will ~ Dot
a. her late residence. iotS Sth Az Ner Yofs
city. AZ 1919 4. ". Thursday. Apn "A
Intsruent a. WoOdlawn Boston AMI Rrr
mOnd. Va. papers please COPY.
DCRFEE.-On Monday. April II. 1870. Jane c
wife Of Charles Durfee In her Tist year
Services At her late residence. "a West 1855 -
THURSDAY morning at 1870. lnt-Fme1t ~
River. Mas.
EASroN Susan \. PASTOR
services -rHE FrSERAL cHURoH. "a wesl -
90 ,FHANE y CA~yrELIL BzDo'
LIDCERwOoD.--At her home. horristoSn ,
on April ~. 1910. Craze Marjorie, youngest
dsughtrr OF Harriet d, '. tut.er ana n 80
John %. I4deeru Ood
Funeral services at the ChuTrh Of - -
de~meT on Thursday April a. ~ N -
Its kindly requested that no noNrr' D. m
SANGER On Tuesday. April y. 1910 ~ No. r'
dence. 10 Montague Terra-s Brook1 n ~
o.. widow Of Henry Sanger
Funeral services gill be held ~ Grace ~
BrOoklyB Heights. friday morning g.
~. at 1870
SoPER.-Entered into rrst Tuesda' 80
y. Franres sopeT daughter ~ me lac aaT''
M. and MARY J. Sop-r a
Funeral services on Friday. April l. ttA' 10
O'Clock - her residence 10 summit
Jersey city.
SUHNER.-On April u. At EnElsSo4.
WtIiiHm Graham sumner OF Nc~ Maven d"
in hts 10Th year
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WONT ARREST P.N. HORFSTOT
ATTORNEY PROMISES TO PRO-
DUCE HIN ~ ALBlNl.
Papers Calling fOr ISIS ENtradItlo0 sent
Prem Pittsburg 10 harrisburg Wtli
Reach Gov. Hughes Te-mOrrow NaN
Leslie said Co HaVe Disappeared.

PITrsBURo. April I:-After clnsultA-
| ton with Col. W n. Rodgers. counsel for
Frank " Hoffstot Of New York. District
Attorney Blakeley e PittsbuTg this
afternoon announced that he hal ,lecited
not to ask the New York authorities "a
| place Hofstot under arrest to-day. ~ had
been intended He will rely on thu word
of Col. Rodgers that HoffstOt will appear
personally In Albany on Thursday morn
ing and that he will give M trouble.
There had been rImors that Hoffstot.
who IL now wanted wor-e than ever on
the Pit tsbuTg bribery and graft busii e--,
had arranged % slip over th" lin" nto
Connecticut or across into New Jersey and
that MIR BlAkeley had decided tn ask New
York la place HoffstOt under arrest until
the eKtradition proceedings could l's
threShed ou, az Albany
Col Rodgers heard of this and promised
MIR Blakei-y that his cii-nt would H. uu
hand
The pap-rS asking tn" "NtTadItIon II
Hoaugot were ,-aTTI-d To Harrisburg to-
night and wih probably - in Albany
l,eIurs GoN. Hughes On Thursday. Dis
trict Attorney BlakrI-y has decided Co go
to Albany IN Is.r-pu Ia argue the matter
oT .-GtradltIun I"tor- tiON. Hughes and
will TAXI. with him Assistant District
Attorney Warren Seymour
Correspondence l-.tw ren District Al
tnTII-y Whitman Il New York aud District
Attorney Blakrl-y Of PittShurg hA- not
C,.s,ss..i and Il can IL. said with ASSURANCE =.
that ia case HonStOi sucCy-sts ia escaping
axtrMdItion that he will find himself la
the clutches uf the New York authorities
IA a very short time since BLakeley has
oomplst,-d all arrangements for having
him arrested and tried there ia Cas- the
PittshuTg plans fail
Enor e. have all the graf indictments
InN alIdate-i through a technically here
has fsils-t Judge Fraser tn charge II
the graft cases to-day handed down "a
de,tsiun refusing ths. plea Ut ATTORNEY
William !. brennan that Foreman Harri
son N..sbiI Of the Grand jury ~ not a
luaiiiis-i elector OT Allegheny county
hsn,~ ,annot legally at un Grand jury
Judge Fraser denies the plea Ia totO.
Brphnan. for several ndi,'ts-d Council
men, al appeal, hut the danger which
fer a time Threatened "a nullify all the.
graft proceedings has been PASSED t-iu-
pOraTily.
The name Of the man who handled
the money IA New York for the grating
I'OtIncilIns-n has iieeu made known o..
Dust riot Attorney Biakel-y aud members
u Au'- tHAho Jury pht Nhle- kitue -
uot ripe u cloes- IA On the man and the
-triCt.-st secrecy In icing observed. The
man IL said Ia I've very high Ia PittSburg' =
social and financial scale
Ma O. leslie. the frequently indicted
delinquent tau collector 81 Allegheny
county - among the missing scc0rliaE
- th- authorities. To-day AT hiE Dsis.--
and has nome II as sad that he had left
ma address .nd that his private mail was
accommodating his Jerks hrinE ~ iSno-
rauss. uf hl- whereabouts
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BaNk DEAL ~ HROOkLIN
Peoples Trust CsmPan, Takes over thu
Home Bank.

Justice Marean IN the supreme Court.
Brooklyn, on motion 81 Prank = Angel
attorney for the Home Bank at Fifth
avenue and Fifty fourth street Hay Ridge.
vests rday granted an order declaring
that the business Of the hank j. closed
The court proceedings Wer" entirely
formal. being the final detail IN the taking
over 81 the Home Rank by the People :
Trust Company. which deal was put
through a month ago. On March 10 the
-tuckh elders nv a tWO-third$ vote decided
20 clos. the hank and week later the
State Ranking Department was notified
81 the intention 81 the PeOpls'- Trust
Company % purchase the hank and opsr
ate q AZ a branch.
Tn" peoplss Trust has assumed the
lab,iifes ~ the Home Bank aud taken
over the assets. The pspars filed with
the Supreme Court shnW hat the as-st-
more than cover The iabiii'ies " - Home
hank was organized ~ June. IsIj. and
gta' ts.d business on July follOwir It,
capital Stock was tIDO ps
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indicted m Tysen Esxasrtson Cas-.

George II. King. a private detective a,
sS Liberty street. who was arrested IN
charge of attempting TO extort sS.OOo FIRM,
Mrs. FAy L. Tysen Of tho Prince Genrvs
Hotel. pleaded not guilty before Judge
Malone in General Sessions yesterday
and was sent % the Tomhs In defaul, %
5000 bonds. King was employed nv Mrs
Tysen to get evidence In the divorce ui-
brought against her by Robert r. Tyson
a retired broker. Tbs detective vas siis-
missed by Mrs. Tysen. and then. accord
ing to the indictment. he threatened n
give damaging testimony against her
unless he was paid. The charge agAins
King in the Tombs court was disuiasa.i
the Grand Jury having returned an
indictment yesterday.
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DIRECT PRIMARY PLANS.
GsaGrVeuee 60 secure o ComprsmIse Easi,
Wa1h@ut Result.

ALBANY. April I7.-ssnAtor George n
Cobb. ths majority lsadsr Of tho STATE
Ssnats. had his first conferencs tO-night
To- reach q compromise on primary leGis-
Iation betwesn tho Human Green ball
desired by Gov. Hughes and the Meade
Phillip hill favored by the Republican
State organization leaders. Tho~s who
attended the conference were Speaker
MasI-w orth. senators Meade and Hin
man and Az~snpDlyman Grsen
H.. conference adjourned without
getting anywhere Othsr conferenCe-
vii, follow II - not bDslisvsd that Gov.
HuKhs.r will permit his follower in the
legislature 60 agree 60 q comprOmtra
until the Hinman Green hill has come Co
a vote ~ tho senate and Assembly again
this year and been defeated. IL h autlci
patsd that Gov. Hughes will be mOrs'
willing To compromirs u the Hinpan
Giresn hill - dsfeated deci-,vrly The plan
" to do this
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WO,LD>,r ~ PrORr lLDRIDGE.
O. = RI-hArd sG the RSrI~-I~r 't:N enInG
Ttmrs'' Quits IIls .Jslp

RoCHLsTLE. y. Y. April - Livy =
Pichard editor nf the EtsAia0 Tim.- 81
this city a Republican paper and a strong
Supp"Tter of George " Aldridge. Re
publican oandidAt- Tor Congress. r--ign~ 4
his place to-day ana announced that he
~ ~ take the stump Tor James liavenr.
Demo crBt lie placed himself AZ th.'
disposal II ia. Democratic county corn
mItts-e
old. came Ia Rochester from scranton
PA about four wears ago AMI had -inc,'
been editor ~ the rl1,s He has baco'i =
ell kuoN u a. a public speaker
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satire EstsI~ 10 Ne ID, Iacd NmsnE Legal
Heir

San FRASCIsC". Aprl 2. N urr-
hrninar-- stem 20 the H. son 81 'Ia 3 .'ssI.-
M estate 81 ths. late AdG.uh Sutro so
heirs have appointed 4 = BALDWIN al
pral-eT 10 de's-Ul 80 IA" vain" 81 Tho
property The ~ a'e y ne then H. a. dsd
The supreme COM last summer declared
NJ, vhantahI" trusts irva a and ordered
that the s.-late 20 90 The he y
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DrunL MurlatIr A~,A Tor sn,.le,

Christian J. wilback. agsd 81 years
until recsntly . street in~pe-tor. died
yesterday az his home. 10 West Twenty.
third street. BAyOnne. from the effects
81 murtAtic acid which hs drank IN mts-
take for ~ hisksy He kept = bottle Of
whiskey in a clHsst and In the dark he
govt hold ~ the bottls containing the arid
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s.us that he would press on forthwith.
TIE marty wac already engaged IN pack
anE l's provisions and camp dune from
th. az foot level 20 the camp higher up.
Lio'i -sid that he sIpectsd % reach
what ~ tuuA cfIrIstsned -the top VI ths
rnnt tn.ur ~ March - The deapatchss
Of YESTERDAY showed that he was but
40, rrtaen DAYS bsh,nd hls hest hOpes.
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r. O. Wsodrun'. chauffeur ~hy On Essen-
eaal-

John ~ scott Of 3ot West Iissh street
Was arrested az Thirty third street and
SiHth AgTs..IP Yesterday moving for
driving an auto'nObil" without display
ing his seal and registration number
Ia .Isnerron Market court Magistrate
Norman ftei hah of siN Tor each
charge Scott -std that ZEE vas chauffeur
for Timothv l. Woodruff The MACS
trate lot him ont On his own recogni1asncs
until = o'clpCh this morning "a get a
bnndanian
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r1. M.n .lrs.l ..r,.r,ns .un

Tr- Wrn street a,ii'i'D ~ Trtr EvVVrwn
81, ,~rtairA ~ H. Grr',. nrW. and
tbe str~k trI bind quS'Hti'r-, o., ~. rll.s.
z thc Tusvt - Th~ ''osiuR Ii"ta itnn-
thaluding ths -Ftd sri a-s"h uvi'.- WIN
adsffti s,ral rs-s rur''~r at- 'Du'sirs,i al,.o
m ne niRht .dItt,n Il THE EyFHtNa SuN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-13
wellington tI..lnE. nan rsrfcu

Judge Mul0u"~p ~ f'"r"-d ~"--rru.
yesterday foTfsttTd she buI st :; 80 e
Samuel Wellington who va charged
y tfh hErfny Wellington - - wear
old Hud did brok araR., hu-inas- ~
~ EN~hAng~ pla-" and lived ~ rho Motel
- George IN Brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-13
EDDIE REARDOV STCk.
PAy ssetan EAplSinn Hls FAILURE Co Pre-S
Assault Case snd Drt md IlInssrtf.

Edward Rsardon. former county
detective. again fAiIei yesterday 20
appear In the Tomb- court a. pTD-s'Gife
~ q men for alleged assault and IA answer
tho comp LIANT - William TimI,ou.. Who
says that ReaTdOn black lacked him
Dr John = Richards - 2i5 West Fourth
street certified "a Maglr'r ate Barlow that
the former raider has heart di~sass and
hemorrhAges ~ the nasal pa--agss The
hearing ~ ent over ~ next Tuesday
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-13
Pref. Thomas Named 80 sacr-rd .II.I.

NORWICH. y. y. April I2-Ths Repub-
loan Senatorial convention for the Thirty
seventh Senatorial district met here
to-day and unanimously nominated Prof
Ralph W Thomas % Madison county to
nh out the unexpirrd term u former Ssn-
a Tor Aide resigned
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-13
MARRIED..

~ AIRING ISFLiN On Tuesday AptH o. T..
me Rev . 81 Norrts assisted by th- nc
VrN Hisbop Of New York. MARGARET Msrs'o-
daughter Of he latr John ~ Iseiin 70 VIVA
I-artuE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-05
Dancer Ahead.

Because the motorman would not
heed their expostulations. but kept thu
car jerking along within humping dis
lance of the back of the slow moving
wagon which bore a Danger" sign,
half the passengers got OF rather than
take chances on being blown UP il the
explosion that vas sure 10 result from
the apparently inevitable collision.
Out of respect for their determination
to save life and limb evan al the cost
OF another caefare the motorman stop
ped the car and asked If they we're
willing TO give him another trial on his
promise to drive cautiously.
They were. and piled into the car.
Two minutes later the dangerous wag-
on pulled OF the tracks and allowed
them TO pass. Then they san for the
first time the name Of the combusti-
bic material that had driven them into
frenzy of fear The wagon was an
ice wagon.-New York Times.