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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1910-05-26

Independents Reporter. and a copy
sent to the bereaved family.
MAY NJ. WALKER,
Committee on Resolutions.
No. Arson, May 81, 1910.
NOTICE.
All persons indebted to the late j.
P. Spooner of North Arson, are re-
quested to call and settle. All bills
unpaid by June l, 1910, will be
placed for collection. 3w-19
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ALasKt ro rRY GYROSoOPE.
cars Orsiered Ter noo unses &C Memorials
fvsm MaInmlska To Fairhaaks.

SDgrisi Cghts DssBafrA % TVS SuN.
I.oNDoS. April 1e-lsoui- Rrennan's
xyro-cOpe mOnOrail system = to undergo
q practical test. 4 contract. signed to-day.
grants the exclusive rights s9r the use
Of the device in Alaska 20 an American
syndicaie headed by John RaIlaine Of
seattle New York bankers are backing
the syndicate. which undertakes To build
q hunCirV-d mike % line within a year
Mr. Brennan will complete two cara.
orders Tor which we're given to-day by Mr.
Hallaine. Who hes seen the gyrOscOpe car
undergoing practical tests. in which u
carried over a hundred pasasngsrS &C the
rate 81 twenty-aix miles an hour. Mr..
RaIlains II very enthu-ia~tic over the
system Ne said to the correspondent Of
THS SUN'
Z estimate the cost of the hundred
mile- % line ne are going To build from
the Nataml-ka coal iields toward Fair
hanks will not sVceed ~ OoO a mile. com
pared with AZ least 60 .OoO FOR even the
Iightest doaibls rail track. The ability %
the gyroacOoe car "a take curves viii
ohviate most Of the engineering dim
c,Iltie~
-If the initial road proves q sucoe~e.
~ . fully anticipate 10 will. branches will
he laid 20 the various gold helds. greattv
inc reA-Ing the Alaskan gold output
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meteor GRIM TAKES = RRIDE.
1se Lett the CathSiir Ministry several
Asoaths Age and ssecaAe an EOlseopaIlan

ssashs Age amt ssecame sa EplseopaIlan
Urea. April 70 The Rev John v.
Quinn. for AsveraI years pastor % Ave
Marie Catholic ChsFch at lion. Who
created a mild sensation bsrsabous rev.
eral months ago by quitting tho Catholic
faith and becoming an Epi~coIlalian. has
taken . bride. according To word received
here to-day. The marriage took plaos at
Atlantic city and the bride was formerly
Miss Frances GsrwOOd. a resident Oi
Washington. ID &. N. has been well
known fST several SEASONS in the simmer
coIOaiss in Richheld springs and II wealthy
and prominent socially.
several month"; ago and without any
previous announcement Father QuiHn
left his parish In IliOn following a dis
pute over the rental 81 a parsonage A
few weeks later the announcement Vas
made that he had renosInced Catholicism
and been ordained into the Episcopal
ministry Subsequently he was sp-
pointed assistant rector % the Church
og the Assumption At Washington. one
Of the weahhisst Episcopal churches In
the District Of Columbia. He resigned
that place after several moaths work to
take the rsctorship of church In phiia-
dsIphia. where he and his bride are now
living
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RaILROADWA6Es Arbitration.
Eases 81 Saaaecbs1t Linen Wesa q nuRala
Tahea Up-Dseisl~as NeNt weaneaAag.

CassS 81 Saaaerbat Llnss WsSa q nuHalo
Taaea Ip-Dscassaas Nsxt WEDNESDAY.
Y. Y. ClaFk Of the Iatsrstats commsrcs
Commission. WHO went to washington
two days ago. retuFnsd yesterday 20 begin
with p. n. NOrrisssy the arbitration
Of the demands Of the tSainmen and con-
duCtors ON the Vanderbilt linss west az
Buffalo. which will b continued to-day.
Tho grievance committees az the men ON
these ltnas With Grand Masters Lee and
oaFgstsss % the tFainmen and condnc-
tors Wsrs there 60 represent the oporat-
tng f0rcss and tho Vanderbilt tinsa were
represented by tho general manager Of
each line.
10 vas announced that no award 0f the
arbitrAtOys IN tho case Of any of the roasis
will h announced until Wednesday. when
all the awards will be announced.
The hremen 0f the New York Central
have hapIn negotiations with th@ road
through their grievances COMMITTEES in
theiT demands f0r higher wages. Tho
negotiations are taken 40 with Assistant
General Manager Crowley and win Ast
several days.
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ALL C0LUMBUs WALKING.
strskess smash Street Cars annmssesses
n inc 0his Capital.

Cor uhsus. Ohio. April 1s-sinos 10
O'Clock this morning only one street car
has moved In Columbus a. q result of the
strike OF uRiSais.s which hogan &C 4
O'Clock this morning STRIKE sympathis-
ers made Il too hos for strike breskers
20 operate cRrs.
The police displayed friendliness for
the strikers. The strikers cut ropes.
ruined valves removed flaea and damaged
air brakes. They boarded cars and per-
suadsd crews to dessrt by the dozen.
and then the company decided 10 order
al cars into the harms
Another esSrs 90 operate them win b
made tomorrow Mayor Marshall WI
clOas the saloona The company has
Threatened tO Ask the etate for militia
if the pOlics fail 10 interfere with the
rioting to- morrow.
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FALL FROM THEATRE GALLERY
LITTLE GERL TRIPS on IN
CLENGD Steps.

Dreaks osara man and npeps Regay-elahi
gesa 90 mo Vpoor- e1zaI WsaeeaFea nna
mhs ms,s-Esna n P.rtv N Bsp Owu
"A ua...a, 60. A a. p,.aup.n.
A netlo RIrl fen forty-slNhf Nssa from
the ton aall.rv Of thu IiuooAn auuars
-v1...... -, .'...,... :. /, ,,..a..s, NJ,
-. - 1870
20" Ane 'ns soune o' n'' oo.v s1
N . sos sA.'s 'ersv TAR s'Rsa aa'1'snce.
made up lArweiy q womsn. into wssd
ssoitsmsnt.
I.snis. I.oass.r IA the ch,ld,, name.
a.. :. a. - -. a. -, ya.....a...
O'- -''. -
o' i""s iAosner' VINO 70 heed w@'sr IN
restaurants near Columbus ciross. ne
fsosflsrs 1.-Two a ios west HixfisaA ssrsst.
Y>us~rd,v .faavna., 1....iu. haA q fsu
49,. - 49, -.
= -
'D"Ss "'''A IN" aa<'o ps'sn''aon y"
spc8a her money on Q thesfre party.
shs wanted TO taks Bessie Alltson and
Ida Coughlln, two Ssrls os her own aes.
WIN .s,ena On. w..h,n~,or Irxs,. MIA
49,, =, - - 49,,
- Nv" aP 70 ,"' ~
San@fe'she said.tO zee the moving pictures
and vaudeville. Her mother told hsr
that she didn't LIKE the idea of little girls
going TO the theatre a. niGht. Nsvegths-
loss Louise stole out and Rot hsr friends
and went
The stairway aisles of the gallery are
very steep. While Louise was Isadlng
the way down 10 front seats she stumbled.
She rolled down tho gallery alsls and
struck the brass railing with force enough
TO break it. Then she tumblsd down
to the paruust Aoor With q piece % the
brass railing CATERING down with heT.
Three OF four women tainted and
others rushed toward the exits. Two
employees Of the house. Jack Hutchin-
son and Henry ssmhler. climbed up On
seats and shouted 20 the crowd 20 behave.
In the meantime Firemen James smith
of Engine Company u. who was stationed
st the theatre. ran down the aisle and
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Charles schmSaa Bsss - ths saSs Clasese.
weo@ PiFea-

PAssAIc. n. j.. April 1o.-charles
BOhmidt. Chisf al RSlics % tho borough
% Carlsbad. died In the Pas.aic 0snsraI
Hospital to-niGhs % Tho buIlss wounds
innictsd by Clarrncs Weed of Ruthsr-
ford. who beat Miss Anna Kipp In the
RuthsFfOrci Boat Club house yesterday
anA kiIAsd himaeRf. Sohmiaa waa eun-
eulous until q fsw minutes bsiors daaeh.
Until 80 tbs aftsrAo1a y Was thnuThe
tknt b would ros0vur. hiemoEFmhagp
~ ths lung wuS the Immediate canss
1f IN death.
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PIrrspTnLp. hass.. April IA blind
man mAde halioon alght to-day. He 10
Wilhelm Heinrich. tho tenor of the late Dr.
Edward Evarsts Hals's church In Boston.
He went mp With Charles J. 0liddsn and .
reporter in the balloon Massachusetts.
There was q e,asty wind While the
balloon was being Inflated. and later whsn
the basket vas bsinG harnssssd Il re-
qltirsd thirty men 70 hold the bag 10 the
ground Mr. 0lidasa pulled thS valve
rope bsfors the balloon lsft the ground
and the Massachusetts lost Considerable
ahs.
In arranging tho double drag ropes
aoune miatake was made 20 that when Mr.
0Ibdden cut thsm away they twisted
about hfty fest below the bassst forming
a knot. The baakst Seemed 20 shift and
the men ssttiad down In one cad. The
balloon assistant stationed In Pitts1eld
made up the ropes in q new hitch 81 which
much was sEpscsed by Mr.. Oliddieu. hut
Observers noted that tho ropes tangled
and cAuaad q had shift % the ballast.
HeinEieh began singing an Old English
~tlkea Mrd. as tho balloon
rose. but the tight was - swift that his
voice wAs soon lost 20 the crowd that had
Rnthereh.
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CHINESE THEATRE LICENSE
waiae Nea1 nenew % Efeeaase 90 Csasli-
tieas IN PiayhNase.

~ Y
tteas IN Ptayhease.
Fire Commissions Waldo has denied
the Application % tho Chinese Theatre
on Doyers street for a renewal % It's kcense
from May .. Chief Croker found that
the theatre did not comply with the re-
quirements Of the law In regard To pre-
cautions against IRE
The building itself 10 an old one and u
was discovered that the owner OF aesnt
was using u for more than theatrical pur-
poses. An inspection showed that dodgers
we're entertained underneath the staRs;
WHISTLER the dodgers were Chinese actors
or iust ordinary Chinese wayfarers il
vas not made known 90 the representa-
tives Of the Fire Department.
The management was told that the
'lss for sleeping quarters would not be-
allowed. There we're other things that
Croker found contrary to Law. For in
stance. the exits had doors that Opened
inward instead % to the Outaids. Then
the exits had no red hshts displayed 20
make them couspiouOus. There was also
q lack of auxiliary nrsAppliancea. Above
the theatre IL q lodging house.
The Fire CAmmi%sioDsr said that 10
would not tolerate slsch a menace 90 the
audience. No matter whether IL was in q
Broadway or q Chinatown theatre. I'm
less the management makes alterations
there viii he no Chinese drama in tn. city
after tonight.
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@sae Gap Fasm - Ne the ste 90 q Pre-.
IasluaaPlal arhesl.

LTNcHBuR0. Va. April - Mrs Kath-
rine Cismmons Gould. the owner u Hue
Gap Farm. which lies In the foothRlls Of
the Blue Ridge Mountains in Bedford
county. ten miles from IIyHchburR. has
given the satire estate 20 a CORPORATION
formed undsr the laws of the Htate Of New
Jersey for the purpose 90 establishing
thereon an industrial school whsre.
according 10 the terms Of the deed. the
yo'Ing may be property educated free
% charge
The property 10 Ia lie known as The
gathriDe Gould Industrial Faun.- Mrs.
Gould reserves Tor her uss during her Vie
the manor house and Ne much ~ the park.
stables. dairy and outbuildings as shall
be necessary for her uss and comfort.
The decd wan recorded this week
Mrs. Gould purchased the property.
which contains about fourteen hundred
acres. about four years ago for $4,000.
sbs has ezpsnded that much In improve
ments-
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rurks. TFsiag 90 saegu kaehaaGk Pas
tseaa &C nay bg me nebeas.


special csbis Dsspaioh 10 Tnn SgH
CoNBfANrINoPI.R. April 3e.-Tho --latest
unOGioial news h that q big fight 10 on
for toaBsnnion Of Kachanik Pass. Tour
goud Pasha. the Turkish cOslmander.
began an attack on the Albanian position
there lat night.
The defenders had prOGted BY their
occupation 20 fOrtify the paas ind the
natural dllicalties % the grOuni gave
further trouble 90 the troops.
They advanced with characteristic
courage and determination. but the
Albanians. equally courageous and de-
tsrmined. opposed them with dsspeIate
valor.
After many hours fighting ToureOud
Pasha captured one Of the heights. but
lost 600 men in doing 90. The position.
however. IL strategic. and may b the
beginning OF victory. The Albanian lossea
are stated 70 have besn severe. Ths CON-
troll Of the pass. which IL some twelve
miles long. depends on the possession Of
certain dominating heights.
Other unofficial news states that the
town Of Ipsk has surrendered 10 tho In
surGents. who have also captured Djako-
var. disarmed the garrison and seined
q quantity % ammunition. The fate of
Mitrovifla u uncertain. but It's capture
by the Albanians II not improbable. No
news has been received from Prixrcnd or
Prishtina. and Il l. supposed the telegraph
wires have been cut.
The Albanians are mutilating prisonsrS.
especially Oalcers. who. - members q
the Young Turk party. are regarded -
being responsible for the campaign.
Oflcial dispatches arc very meaGre.
They announce that when the twenty
four hours respite granted by Tourgoud
Pasha expired without an offer TO surren-
der TourgOud Pasha began TO envolop
the pass. In which there were O.Ooo robsls.
Later dispatches announce that the
town Of Orhanich. at tho northern end OF
the pass. has been cleared of Alhanians.
Tho defenders Of the pass are trying 20
escape through the laseral valley OF
Binst Chkamorava but are being inter
rented.
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BROWNsVILLE WONEN ROUsgD.
Letter Tmgeaaening Chlsarcn Causes Then
10 1eieaG ser schs~, BOuses.


Letter Tnveaseasng Chssarcn Causes Them
10 Beieas uer schs~i Heases.
A threatening letter was received yea
tsrday at Public School 100. sankman
street and Dum0nt avenue. Brownsviise
according TO one Of the school teachers.
who wasn't sure whsther u came 20 Pstn-
cipaI schlocknow or the jAnitor. James
McOlvnsJ. Ths letter said that II money
was not forthcoming the two prettiest
girls in the senior class. known a. ~.
would bs kidnapped aud . bomb pro-
jected through ths handisse window.
So businsasllke was the letter that
every window In the sChooi was lock~d
and kept locked all day. A poiioeman
guarded the children az play in tire yard
during recess. The letter fired the hour
OF calamity a. between . and O'Clock
yesterday or and O'Clock this AFTER
noon. The school will be stii more clossly
watched by the police to-day.
The news as 10 the threatening leeear
spread and throngs al women bslsAgursd
the half dO1sn public schools attended ~
their children. A. Public School 100 Capt.
tho women 20 90 home.
Robert Comma h principal % Pubic
school 10 at ssHtteT avennO and Vermont
street, A. IL happsned James ,. Mccabe.
district superintendent % schools. chanCAd
TO be az Public School - when the nrst loud
outcriss sounded. Ne went OUT doogu and
made long apssoh 10 WATCH nobody M
tened. Capt Christian Rsimsls cane
lsadinR has rsnsrvsB from the Miller avnmals
station. The women wers strong in
AZ in numbers. The poliOsman
did not nze their olubs but they wrsntlsd
and were hardly ever thrown.
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COWS RING IN mrs rRUNK

Ctseinaaslnn Th0a@ht NE Lost 10 N .
New Nssk Restaurant.
CINCINNATI. April 3s.-0soFGs b. Coz.
the Republican boss. sent q telegram to-
day to the KaissFhof restaurant In New
York announcing that q diamond ring
valsed &C s,.Soo. thought TO have been
lost In washroom % the cafe. had been
found. He wife found 10 In his trunk.
During tho search for u q weshrcom
boy had BEEN ssseSsaded.
One & tns sixth ward workers was
growing over the loss suffered by the
boas when tho recovery Of the ring was
Announced. 1T iust goes 90 show that
nothing ever ests away from the old
boy he said rsverently.
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VICTIM o. gYPEUs STUDY.
~, :sssksaas. nastsssslsssa. Dvsns ~ ths
geveg - Rasxseo.

~ sssa4ettas DoetoPaaaeDne. wym9 ~ me
geveR - easxseo.
AExIco CRY. April S0.-Dr. Howard
y. Rickstta. surgeon % The United States
Marine Hospital s9rvios. who csms here
from Warrington for the purpose Of
stncying typhus fever In aa SadsAvor
10 discover tho germ Of the dissass. for
which the 0ovsSansns oafsrs q large re-
Wnsd- 10 victim Of typhas fewer In the
American Hoopltal here and IL sxpeoesd
% do.
Dr.. Rlokstts 10 bactsFiologist with an
International reputation and has devoted
hl@ life TO the canias of humanity. Ne Ia
q nasivO % Coohwoo&. IN. An efforts
10 dlsosvsr the typhus fewer germ have
proved futile. ne disease claims hun
dreds Of viotims yearly during the dry
ssnsnn In Mexioo-
Or. Rickssks has been here Cor several
months HE wife 10 nc hin bsdsidsL
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$4,000 FOR cor. JACK cBINN.
ktsiaey Pan csnpamy Tnst Pua ssim IN M
Almanac l.sses homage sast.

hlsasey pm compamy Tuat Pua sssm IN an
Almanac f.sses Dazsage sast.
FRANERoRr. Ky. April 3s.-Col. Jack
Chinn. hero % many q battle. military
political. psrsonal and otherwise. has
just triumphed In q new brand of contest.
Tho Foster Milburn Company. which
manufactures kidnsv pils. published
In iss almanac pictare of Col. China With
naeesring sestimouial 10 tho saBesey %
the medicine p1rpersine Co have been
written by him. Col chlnn brought snit
for damages % Hasrodsburg. asserting
that he had newer siven sssoh . tessi-
monial. that hs mover bAd heard % tho
medicine ssd newer had had kidney
trouble.
Ths Court of Appeals has afirmed thu
decision awarding tho 0eiessi slaeo dam
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NE grin purchases: 0ns % them when
aeks@ In charge By tho Agsnts mahed q
she might be permitted TO bring ulonw har
aoi. and another aid that she had been
taken 90 hurrtsdly from q house whera
sns had been detained since Last septsm-
hsr that she had left her Teddy bear.
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WHTTE SLAVE BUREiU PLAN.


"NEFIN ta1lE DftD11ol % Tnn NUN.
PAnts April 3p.-The International
white siave congress. which has hsan In
session here for several days. decided this
afternoon TO draw up Immediately an
International agreement for the establish
ment OF . bureau In each country In order
70 make easier the suppression Of this
traelc
Cndsr this agreement the circulation
o. objectionable literature viii be stopped
: soon a. possible According to the local
laws os the various nations. Tho ar
rungement 10 to 90 into eject a. soon
as 70 has been approved by the dlRsrent
Governmauta
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.puase q. Y. naStlsts sBas nsrs&e q
Apop1aNy.

ALpAEV. April 5p.-JOdes Edward T.
Bartlstt % tho Court % Appeals while
dining alone In the Albany csnb tonight
suffered o slight stroke 81 apoplsxy. DR.
Samuel y. Ward had Judge naFsistt re-
moved 10 the Albany Hoapiaai. AZ mid
night Dr. ward anid Judge B1rtIsae vas
resting ooEnfOranllly and would recover.
Judns naFels1t felt the attaGk IN hiB
laft arm and iaH. btIe Dr. ward says that
ths attach COS 90 siieht that V VOID bo
but temporary.
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WOMAN HELD UP CHICAGO.
says bsss PUN Sod IN. oo0. coo HsSeaGs @
ths Guy 90 AhsIIra Prteea.

eays tseg PUN 0osa B.o0o. coo mg1eaGs %
the Cety ~ Ahsara Prteea.
cMIoAo0. April 3e--Mrs. AiIesn ChrSs-
TOPPER. wife q Daniel Christopher. q
former city brick tester. Who says brick
manufacturers we're formerly leaglsed
With her In . plan to hold the Chicago
marhst - their neroy. has ssnt TO United
STATES DISTRICT Attorney Sims docaamsn-
taFy evidences 60 support her assertions.
Mrs. ChEistOphsr declares che waa
FeapunNihls fos the success % thu combine
and THAI through her political frispds the
tFust was enabled 10 sell 1e.oo0. 600 bricks
20 tho city - 0Eorbisant prices. Mira.
ChrtStopher Hays the plan was all her own
but admitted THAI her husband and former
Dupuiy CommiasinnsT a. PublIa Wrks
william y. npunnan had mssch 60 Do with
carEyiaG tn plAns 90 complstion.
Mn Chris1opnor oomplainl thal hsr
cpmll~raons have me- been pad ~ ths
mnnlaan1uroGR
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1900 STAMPS 70 EvgRV sRrDg
New Jerssy ssarsyta1 ssOssss ssss Cot 60
Been n1saMass.

Bo~Hn D111Mons.
Justice of the PsAcs william A. Pur-
eell a. ths Second ward. Ssrssv city. sAid
Isss AiGhe wathout ghost ~ smile that
On and after to-day he viii sivs I.ooo
trading saamps % sseh and every bride
sSr wAosn he poEforIns q wedding csrs-
lnW Gosa into s1eoG On July ..
ri the sizS % your wedding Zee d0ss
not cover the cost Il the ssamps win you
cut down On thu nslnahers' hS wHs askad.
Not by q blame si0hti' he replied.
every bride win be treated alike
Under the nee law both parties 10 q
marriage wiII be Obliged 10 take out .
siAenaa
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C.PTnn nssu.s I~ngwsrsh Ger Sovsvnsp.

cNoIESATI. April 7p.-ChaSlss p. Tan
had an editorial In the Timss Scr to-day
eogcihly asgEssting COngraasman Niuholas
Longworth for the Bepubiioan nngnima-
Ton foy Governor. Whan Mayor neh9ah
% Ctncinla1i rsad 4 to-day ~ aa8s:
-Susa the nan haVo haa under my
h44 fog Boane tmaLs
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nor WAVE COMING EAST.
Cssi Que Chassas lnsesssaasie Warash
Out 90 the Ml0xsle West.

Omaha. Neb.. April 20. The worst heat
wave ever experiences 81 this season OF
the year has poss-sssd tho trans- Missouri
country for the Last forty-eight hours.
u is rapidly sweeping eastward. followed
by a sudden drop In Temperature.
THIS morning the Government reported
Omaha a. the hottest point in the Omitted
States. Yesterday ont Of nineteen Gov
eminent weather stations in the state
seven reported a temperature Of 100 de-
grees or more. The highest was az Hart
instoa. where the thermometer stood az
Io2 degrees.
Tonight the temperature - falling
rapidly and q cold wave IL reported from
the West.
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GAYNOR AFTER MAGISTRATES.
rhese wes "nsks rpsssraersy Ruames'
60 NJ rAken n nsna.


90 Ds TRken n nsna.
Mayor 0synor sent this message 20
Police commissioner Baker yesterday
IN respect of the Magistrate In Brooklyn
Who dismisssd the ave hauor tax cases ON
The ground ehas The tsx esrtinests wa not
brought Into court. bs 30 good ss 20 give
mo IN written report the names of tho
easea. the name % the Magistrate. tho court
stsnoeFapheF's minutes and oil % The par-
tieuisrs. II 10 time that eompiatnt'be made
20 The ApDssists Division for the removal
% MaGietrates who make dia0Fd&Fiy Fusl-
man. and No must taks that "a hand. Pleas
Keep Q record % them - they occur 10 10
nssiess for the poiies 90 do thsir duty Only
90 - thwaFted ~ lsBoFane or dlshOness
judicial rallnSsL Very truly yeurs.
W. =. 0ATNoR.
Deeiaioas similar 20 those Described By
tho Mayor have been made ~ Mssistrats
uylan.