davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-16
THREATENS FOUR JUDGES
Two Prosecutors Also Doomed
by Crank Letter Writer.
DETECTIVES PUT ON CASE
No Attention Would Be Paid the
Screed but for Attack on
Mayor Gaynor.

4 letter, evidently written by q crank.
threatening death to several judges of Gen
eTal Sessions and others. was received yes
terdsy by Floyd II. WilHot. Deputy Assist
ant District Attorney.
The judges mentioned were Malone, 70
sslsky and O'SuiIsvan. Judge Fawcett. OF
the County Court in Brooklyn: Assistant
District Attorney Hart and former Assist
ant District Attorney Ely were incid entaily
designated as selected by the writer, whose
name was no, signed, for the death penalty
But for the recent nluTdeTous attack upon
Mayor Gsynor the epistle would have gone
into the waste basket with scores OF SIM
liar ones received from time &c time AS II
was, It created q ripple of excitement and
then was forgotten.
Wilrlot, who has been acting as secretary
20 Acting District Attorney Frank Moss for
q week. communicated with Inspector Rus
sell. Of the detective bureau a. Police Head
quarters, and later turned over the letter
70 one Of the detectives assigned 10 the
case,
MI Moss refused 70 dignity il with any
serious consideration, telling reporters Il
wasn't worth talking about
one OF the Judges mentioned appeared q
little worked up when he heard OF the con-
tents OF the letter, but on second thought
decided II was not worth serious consioera-
ton Another one suggested, with d laugh,
that the writer might IS well have gone the
limit and included few other Judges noted
for severity in sentencing criminals
TIE letter was Enclosed IN an envelope
bearing the inscription in the lower left
hand corner. Department a" 4 printed
address on il had evidently been erased Be
fore the address Of the District Attorney :
Office had been typewriter. The post-na-s
in6icstad that il *as mailed 81 tie Grand
Central Station on August Is at = n
/ The letter itself read follows:
New York, S, 1910
/ an now free man after 8 three years
sentence n Sing Sing. along with three
/ We have decided 10 deal out 8 death sen
1enca n Judge O'Sullivan. Judge Malone
Judge Rosa lsky. Judge FaWce-t, Of Brook
4 lyn and Assistant District Attorneys Ely
and Hart and e couple OF Others Tor on
E lives Is nor worth living
/ ! cant locale my wife and child l Va'
charged with grand larceny. As sure q!
theirs Is God in Heaven l an innocent.
an also sure there Is many an lDnoceh
man IN prison The Gas is not Tar NflsI
some of the above mentioned names Tll x
/ g thing Of the past
results. II : disgrace 10 TIE World 10 so
4 married man taken from his family JUS
because certain people 60 10 the DlsTEc'
Attorney and say they were swlr1dls1-
J # these people are foolish enough 70 SlTf
another person their money, let Them su1
prison. but not people who take money -oi
& investment and lose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-16
Mr.. KOENIG THREATENED
Told in Letter He Will Be Shot If
He Does Not Amend Auto Law.

Albany. aug IA letter threatening
him with what GayDo- got and signed by
tie -'Czlz.zfssl,7s' Black Hand Gang" vas
received today by Secretary Of state sam
aei { koenig-
TIE letter, which vas evidently written
t7y z chauffeur whc had failed 10 pass tie
examination required under the new Csllan
automobile law. vas mailed from Station ]
n Nav York City On Saturday !. SAYS
that cHEl,ffeu-s xllo were working 81 The
tine IRE CaIian e ~ became effective shoEl 1
have been exempted from examination, The
same sS owners q cars, bur that SIS II IS
r7-s7v married men have been thrown out
q e-7Dloyraert IT falling - pass
The bsst Thing sou can do conClp6es
ne Letter. IS 70 break tbs new Is1 and let
the Oh chaufTe-rs s. through without ex-
a1-1i-1z lion r not !-cu VII set what Gay
nor GIT tut Cae which VIII send you n
vo-1r grave. II this 1ew lsw Is not changed
in one neck time To1 can prepare foT
your grave
Appended 70 he signature = tbs drawing
n large Stile+ro- Two similar letters
were received r. Secretary kosnis from
New To-k CITY about week ago Z one
y them TIE lives Of Governor Hughes. SCI
-ei.-v kcsnis and AsSe-ahYy-1sn CsTan.
s1z1hc- q Ihe automobile law, were threat
s.1ed- The letters were referred &c the
proper authorities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-16

State Excise Couuiss.o1E Issues 3
Warning 70 lSqrc- Dealers.

Albany. aug 15.-State Excise Co-rrris-
siunsr Clement has been advised Of q &C.
cislgD s. ar excise case brought in TIE
Court - Special Sessions 81 New To-3
City. IN which The court revoked = nsco-
tax csrTIhGzte sod=iy upon the ground that
there was 81 improper exposure o. he bar
room during prohibited hours
TINS case which was brought aSA1-s-
Frederick Pump. sgsd Carurnssss a.e-
Claimant to-day vas cornraenced resr-e
Inc resent amendments 10 the excise Law
FVsre enacted. Sc tAaI = is simply = cen
sIructioa OF she old provisions ~ NE
statute but il IS sFpHcahls under 1hs
amended provisions
II therefore hehoovez Equc- aasJ.rx =,
sec That lhe1r oarrt'0ras are clearly ,x-
f's2'f'u 10 pahlc R1eS during those hoars
~hefl traffic n hqpor Is prchilslea n.
eF7dsnee II violation q ms ~1s,ss.s-
can be ooladned ~ any citizen as ~su a.
y i1e loaa- i's'i1oe CHEERS a vs-1ned CON-
palm ni77 with the District attorney Mould
Sc Tie wheels q the lsw in motion - -
iEh such al uftenssr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-16
NARRaGANSEU RELIEVFn
Well Known Persons Caught !,
Gambling Raid Not Summo,.s

Na-ragaDsett Pier. r J.. Aug <
fears Of more than score Of H.
women who were caBgn1 = 1he rzsa :.
Nara gaoSett Club week ago rAzs =
would have 20 appear in court next 49,
Is witnesses EsEe dispelle6 today -
Judge Nathan 3 Lewis advised Coa,..,.
John G. Gross. the yog8g leader az
raiders. net 70 summon fh@ zjtaezsss !.
that date
The crusade azz5lsz zznnbliux
brought before the eoET1z to-ds~ "a
second tine when Whats z Arross
IS charged with maintaining z xs-7.n-
nuisance. reiterated his plea = rot xs..s..s
ard fled q demurrer . the eo-a7ass-
TIE demurrer Was based On tdree uo;r..
6uvfjcfty. uncertainty and inss4Hc5sne~
Judge Lewis said that s-garnsntz ~
demurrer would De he'd next Tonsav !.
thar tine, Il the demurrer l. gphsls az ..
court the warrant against A-1oId an !.
ouazhed and the wei kBowa visitors -
hare been H-.ng IN fear q hsTsuz t..
names made p1b1Se. viii probably hs.s !.
cause % appear n court - ~ ds,u----...
l. thrown ou- an ssslgu13s1t viii > -
fC- trial ~ ire case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-16
NEBRASKA PRIMARY TODAY
Broken Party Lines and Po,itsca.
Chaos the oUtlook-


Omaha AuE. 1.-THE hot'eS; poli',ca]
.q-5r-s-- campaign Nebraska hss ever
known came 10 . close tonight Al par
.seS ~5Il bold their primaries = ire same
s7o:57s Soo-hS to--ao--ov--
Party .5ckets are beng scratched a. -
pieces. and Mayer "5i-~ DaAi-aan -
Omaha candidate for nomination for Gov
er-ar- although 8 Democrat expects 70 -s-
cs:re <v1asy thousand Republican votss-
BON TIE Democratic ana Tbs Republican
parry are so-u hN the county option opss-
-so-- The Republicans have The insurgency
issue sre ste Democrats AsVe STyarls-yl,
and each psrty has .hs oia Fo7alist voters
% con- Elscz.e TIE Situation further Sc
cause - thfse wholly new points, Poll-
.1c4ars are at loss SIS - what 70 expect
- the ~Sy @ results
fE4 Sta.e :icget- SIX candidates for
Congress one for ne United safes Sen
zea and S complete Legislature viii os
named by both parties Tomorrow To-
night four candidates faT Governor are
holding meetings Il Omaha three 81 The
candidates speaking 3. SIX FLARES MsyoT
I9Ai31TaC VII make eleven speeches 9sef ore
quitting for The night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-16
LIND POSITIVELY WONT Run
M,nresots Democrats, Disappointed by
Nominee, Seek New Mzl-

:; Psal. AK. -s--l1 = letter received 10
esy ~ :. 4 Day. Chairman o t2ze Demo
cratic S:ste Central COMMITTEE 1oEn =
Lind % Minneapolis ~lao : - Ssal:le- SIC
WHO Was named 5o- Governor * ss1e De-ac-
crs-sc SIxte Convention = 9uiy- SExS
= cling - ny o-iss3si decision 70 -ellss
81 - the Democratic candidate Tor Gov
,--nc-. sro-sa : SIN without : ~ k1owI-
s5ss q re s5tus.5oD-"
Democratic leaders 81 Minnesota % Dc hae ?
.Eunc - thc 1eooe 1eas NJ Ind uishr
<s-e-cas e. zcaNF. sl-e oo-ll5-zt5o1, hsve
s>5v~1 az nc~r. and Z; Is sad thai .hev are
icaS,rE To- = ss-5skS.s --lau 70 ~ named ~
re committee &c III :he vacancy o. re
flrks-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-16
QUITS PULPIT FoR POLITICS
Pastor Compelled 10 Make Choice
Chooses the SIEup.

CSt6 osh, WIS. Aug. 15.-The Esv Daniel
"a oo3xsT6s Pastor q Methodist church
3 C-1T6, 13s- hiss resigned his Charge
f,ecs-se ts vas tod TT Superintendent :
r. Andersen q ire oshkosh district q
The C9u-ct that 3e would Il her have "a
s1ee ug lis T,alg.it OF SOP tAlki PoliIics
M = cot ward Asserted De- had r+-s-ssi q &C
3 Iesxe - absence. with TIE understands
inS shSs he csGla 1Ekf TIE SIlElp against
ro8nfr cY11oZ- y statement To-day So
r,eT1E.estsI5 Anderson sslc Mfihn5isi
"a s4aT -Gale 9fGz serve his [~au~ch and re
3 political speaker and 90 both s3ccess-
SsE1s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-16
LIZ BLANC STILL I'M LEAD
Auburn Close Behind in French
Airship Race.

A-niens. France. Aug 15-The col-
petitors II the great 'c-oss-oount-v aero
plane race q as miles. favored b. fne
weather, arrived here today. oo.nplet-
ing the t1fth lap q 70 6-100 miles from
Douai without incident lie Blanc and
Auburn. who. alone remain IN the con-
test for tha $4,000 prize, were accom-
panied by Lgagaeux
Is Blanc Increased his lead II the con-
test. covering the distance q ! hour u
minutes - seconds. Legagnsux taking
hour - minutes d seconds, and Auburn
hour - minutes and - seconds lie
Rlanc's total time for the five laps thus
far completed Is 10 hours Is minutes =
seconds. and Aubrun's Il hours - min
IItes 81 seconds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-16
CAPTAIN BENSON PLEADS
Released II $1,000 Bal On Charge Of
Permitting ChaaaMen 70 Isaraa.

Foguri. Aug. 15.-CaptAln Il NJ Esr3ser
Of The CuBsrd steamship S.axouiB pleaded
net guilty 10 q charge Of nselett IN per
Knitting 81 number Of Chtuar1,eu r. land mr.
lawfully from his Steamer before United
STATES Commissioner Hayes To-day. ant
was beld in S. ass for RS appearance en-
September =. when The saKania u nex1
II port
James Evans, The master alarms cf ltff
sisX0nla and William TIacEeff, q lamp
lighter, who are charged with being Tn.
principals in The alleged Chinese smuggling
affair. remain IN jail. ne.1Ihsr has l,eeu
Ebis - furnish s2B1b hail They VIII nor
return 10 Liverpool win the saxoIIfa. bur
VIII appear tnr hearing here or August
ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-16

smelly, SAYS what n thinks and says
.. ;, ~ uncertain language. he had
..,o.b,nr IN say at all His silence was
or,,suous, II WAS taken 10 mean tnat the
.,o,s guard was either exceedingly anx-
sons as 70 Whist Mr.. GTisoon might DC
sh,s "a do TO them or that they were
Matching something for to-oays meet
.nx of the committee.
they could be sure Of passing res
,s.,,i,n Endorsing Mr.. Wooorufs leader
shin ., would be 8 big victory for them
s-,d Of 10 inconsi6erahle advantage IN
the nsht TO come But they want TO ne
entirely sure that stsch a resolution
would pass before attempting IL Tha'
rxv be what was worrying them 10
some extent last night
May Even Up with Roosevelt
Seor after & o'clock the conference 81
the Republican Club broke up Mt
Woodruff and Ny Hendricks went away
g one automobile and Mr.. WHard snc MT
Barnes set into another. They said they
were Sust goins out e set the ssiT- II Is
understood they spent the evening IN
seeing various local members o. the state
committee SIS We'll SIS such enloerS
t7or, upstate as had arrived IN The CITY.
An unsfsIe politician. whose afiEa-
,.o-s s-e with ARE old guard. said last
nigh. ;sst they would fight 70 re-elec.
Chairman Woodruff IL for no other rea-
50, than that il would be an aTVonT 70
Nj Roosevelt
They SEE here 3 beautiful chance e
even I'D cid scores with the former
President Ssi6 this mar. He ncw hiss
nothing 70 give O. take away. and they
are rot afraid q him II they could "a
xrythins 20 iaSu-e his prestige by over
thriving . cause 10 which lie was COM
rriued i helsre they would gladly ca
So. am convinced TIA: thev are &c
tsr-ined - fight right through the con-
reztlcn and into the meeting for The re
organization az the state committee that
fellows Immediately after"
TIE formal business CT IEs meeting
to-day IS - ns-ne the time and plaSt
of TIRE state convention and % -ztifz
she -ean2ointulent Of delegates 10 tx
convention !, VAS practically certain
1sst night thai Tuesday snd Ne0nes
cay. September - and - would he tht
1i-r,e and Saratoga the plscs CT tie con-
Vent1on- Unless something should de-
.elop 40 mar the serenity O. The meeting
81 viii probably oe very short
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-16
EIGHT STRIKERS ARRESTED
Garment Workers Alleged 80 Have al
tackled Strike Breakers.

The settlement committee Of the striking
c1oRku1zRsrs reported yesterday that tVrr
Thousand strikers returned 70 work n the
morning making twenty-five Thousand Il
al who have gained their demands Meyer
LONDON. counsel Ter the strikers SAID that
SIX members % The raaI%ufs.c1urers' assoc
o!alon had signed agreements with Inc
Gllo1
There were several attacks Oh strike
breakers yesterday II TIE afternoon The
police were called 10 slup e fight in front
q factory a. M e Was- 9th street
Eight strikers were arrested and taken 10
the ~est 2irh street station. Special 20
aoe-nel and strikers had clash opposi1s
Z coax factory Il "A est 18th street, near
fifth svsroe. bet 10 enc WIS arrested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-16
HELD FOR SHOOTING ON so.-

HAA'aief- hsrrail accused CT shesetsns
a"0 N'en 'o NE steamer Ma1teAxaa DIR
ga ne boat on sunday as i,
""s B~as'h1s thi@sSa Hell Gate with an
- aoe'I I'aflF from HoeoEen. vas b.ld
- s-'''' DC" ~ Masastrata Harris in he
40l'l-a I'l'ioe ssoeff yesterday for exauatns-
- -. On charge CT fslon5ous
-.l. E~aihsd IN handagss a.
tie boat VI -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-16
BOOMING BENNET UPSTATE
Club President Reports Ses1mezt "a

fsen-y 60sso, rTess6cT; u ;Ae ESll.sn7 :
Tse11e: Republican CiGa, hAS sszSs returned
from -aisssota-Z tr-T upstate fss visited
-s'.sazl2-, Troy Sche1ect&Sy. Cs5oNersS1Ile-
Newlsz-s arc osheT points a9onc ne Ind
san
I3se-s-r here" sSs& IL yesterday. i
found : strong seu;5zsen; II Gsvo- q IKE
s-oz.srSsszza&z .. tsoVe7Eo-. We nov have
; srchs< q ess- c3Es & &c cities and Towns
ssroHsaos: Iae safe. He have ser, OFT;
petitions - Republicans ~ aD 1hese sec
tc1S - % Gate ve have received - al,
= gxsz .-Tes - good salss.an,s&. sif.zarS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-16
cABBY DERIDEs own Hogsy
Tells Judge Animal Cant Make Tt-.
Miles a Hour.
b Tei-r-zps > ~ -rIae-

Boston. Aug G-EichseI Keaas-. an -.
tine cab d-1Ts-. Isjd = 6us os = to-dzy IA,
reckless driving Glchsel pad - Ire a..
t. a protect
IL Is out Of rss so1. sslc Aicnzs5 Nv
old s.z-@ which I have been 6riy ~ -,
a -ez-. cant g over three rifles an hors
7 have Only oEs t0oL1 Il ny lad ar
cs--- cfuck. 20 there yoz are T1u ea-.
5ou-r % -re North Staten 11cza zrs-s
s-z-S- and take rzds- = yog zer sars
The sazs day yC1 = L l4-cz- WY he "a
@ss-s hez 2 broken rex and hzs tro-Ss.
IiffS-E his feet VII yo1 tzxs 2 -sds
;T6ge- ylichzs-s offer Ias -0t aceeutss
and he paid MS 1n@-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-16
EXPRESS SYMPATHY FOR eAYkoR.

TIE executive COMMITTEES Of tl1s Board q
Education met yesterday afternoon II the
-ooras Of Ihe Meridian Club Nc 81 weS1
street Ten ot the fifteen members were
present and The following resolution vas
adopted unanimously Resolved. That "a e
the executive committee Ct The Board Of
Education, EXPRESS oar warm Sympathy
E.11h The Mayor Il his present aE1lc1lon and
hope that his life may ~ spared 70 carly
on the administration q the affairs II this
CITY Toy which NJ has already done 50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-16
EE CONCEDED HIS DEFEAT
Kansas Supreme Ceu-t Justice Nov
Finds Ee " as EeloE.i-s.ea

Topeka. ksz AEe @5-Tfle oH9caas cou1t
C f.e halo. oSs: :; fhe recent Republican
r-sTTsa-v - sssstcs % re Sur-euae Corr
IVES announced to-6sy- q 6ese8opcG ihzt
-asFsce Si,ss Porter. % As1sss CRY. Es-..
parc LAD coCceSes rs opz aefest has sesz
r<snSTzzszssec
Ssss g3@rsl1sr 50 gsS e0er 5aszsce { T
SrsseS- Nhe ~ss Supposed 10 Asve beer
sse1rlrzse5 ~ 3 plurality os saa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-16
BOY KILLED BY AUTO TRUCK
No Arrest Made, as Injuries Were Not
Deemed fatal

stz-g eaf-rld Theodore MeGanror. OF No
me EHst sad street. was run over sy At
auto track in freu, OF AIS horne lasi night
and died q internal injuries few hour.
la1er IN tbs Flower IJoEnataI The truck
belonged ta the Westeeyt ExI1rsHE Co1upar ~
apd was driven 10y John J. Callahan
Ii WIS ngl al FIRST thought The child woulc
Che. and Pstretrnan OBiaen. who had 1hs
raae. cid net arrest he s-svss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-16
u. S. aaRsHIp At YOKOHAMA

Yokohama Aue. 15.-Tgas American sqaao.
Ton, Including Ihs cruisers Charleston anG
MN Orleans, under command Of Rear Al
EllTsi Jetln Hubbard. arrived al SakailsrLss
to-day. The cruisers have visited ChauIlI-
20, Ca-ea. art the admiral and flls Etat
we're s:r5tsTIatnss q: the AMERICAN Consulate
~ Ssoal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-16
NO DATE FOR ROCK HEARING

Fa1-ol-na1 joseph ?. Hocs- ot The Mad
sou street station, who was suspended last
u ednas6zy s1ter 1wo girls alleged that he
had predicted the shooting o. The Mayer
YES not placed or thai yesterday morning
No date has been set for Hooks Trial II
WIS ssid II Police Headquarters. but i Is
believed hs VIII face the Coz1Enissiore -
later II -he =sAk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-16
Tasssss~s GAIL Fos PRIMARIES

f.. T1ls general and executive committees az
Tsra-rsary 83sB ~1Il meet 5o~zIch: fcr the
TZTpoSs % ssSEizE 1ne annual osL for 1ts
TY71rssEneS No Sife- than routine husszst.ss
S-s8 he transacted, except .hs. :. g the IT,
se-Fao- 10 BASS resolution expressing sgrTl-
patty yatk MAYER ksAsTgsT and sSeurrsrce
For The EnEz yhs sasf him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-16
To ORGANIZE coloesp VOTERS

= sshins-cz. AS. z5.-for n. y71rTsase 81
<sss-os,srs;sor VIII &c Republican National
t98-s-esSso-s2 z1s sss;s committees n Inc
~o-s q o-ssEsz4-ts tte Negro voters 81 close
sfasss and Cs1s-essaersl sass-se.s, ire I'd
szs-issrssioz s2ss1Sssosa C3ss sss ezgaee &
Fsztzazsa oor iSez 60 sasTees se -rces 81
s.s clty % SsE.szssT g zzz y Essht
ssx.es ard Ike D.szTzrs cf Colu1afls :o4ne3
Il tie car.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-16

IN summer the isborious charac.
ter Of fzne-cood1g becomes
most pronounced.
The smoke, the heat, the bad
oder are most II evidence.
Electric cooking IS best becaass
Al the heat is applied to ths
E1o-s-ao escape % raise ne ten
ps-arzr. Of tire kirchsa.
The heat is O. o. q a. the TN
of a svitch. Boe1ony.
Results are better; TIE process
Is scientifically exact
TIE application q electricity %
cooking covers q vide range Of
handy deTicss Ilsr are rapidly BE-
ing placed II every modern hsns
Besides the elsc-ic range, the
List iariudes TIE chsfI1g dish, coffee
p.rcolstor, tea ks-Le, toaster, bToil-
e-,e.z pot.wsEe -s1. g-iddle, cereal
cocker, water heater, plate heater.
food warner, also the e!ec-ie dish
WASHER
Edison Service means the modern
istr1 a yozr hooe-9o-to-dateney
IN appliances ~ comfort and con-
T.aie1Ce.
ODE New York
Edison Company
A. yoz- S>-vice
s. cusns s=-==s Ts5>-ooss Worth 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-16

Lebanon, ONO. Aug 15.-Cllly twenty
five n thE sixty-Eys members q Company
H 1st Regiment OHIO national guard r.
po-Te3 To-day <or strike dirty II Columbus
search for ths missing men Vas unsvsfrtrls
Captain William Wood z-5u institute II
Cu5ry a o1as- Lebanon has lad q -nIItriA
company for 6ffy wears but 1.13s i ne
first time II ever received rHl for active
duty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-16
Oouets Stay 81 q Sot-

Gallagher told me re had never seer
the uan whose picture was shown to
him said MIR Simpson y don; be
reve that Gallagher ever thought Of hav-
ing sn scconTllice o. thst he acted for
any one else IN shooting tbs Mayor Ee
IS broker, rambling old MN, and
doesn't realize TIE horror q his act lie
Is more concerned with his OWL injuries
shan with what he did 10 tbs Mayor
Re showed u2s ms bruises to-day and
coInplalntd taat il Eas an outrage 70
handle h4-n SO roughly"
Nj Sim psou said that he would soon
complete ms arrangements for an alien
list 10 examine the prisoner.
Assistant Prosecutor Tickers Of Eua-
son County sad yesterday that tie
Prosecutor Office groald not oppose any
attempt CT The part o. GslIaghex's ce1a-
SCI 10 have him examined By alien4sis
prior 70 grand suTy Indictment 81 The
case, IS YES sais might be 6oas.
We vii not take the case 20 The
grand jury unin II Is well determined
thai the MAYER Is CIT OF danger OF dies, "
ssid Mr. E5csers yesterday. THE bur
/ cen Of proof u show that GaI2s Cher Is
insane rests OF the defence, and in case
that dessace is n4adf re @ilI he T-eAoy
II, -4s.-sf il
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-01-21
S5,0OO,0OO FOR THE
COMMON SCHOOLS
BurAtt Bill Gives Largest Appropriation
Since 1900.

Jackson, MISS, Jan. The members
of the house of representatives lost sight
of the all-perv aiding senatorial scramble and
situation today for while and debated and
subsequently passed the Burkitt bill! for the
support Of the common schools This bill
carries larger sum than has been incl, ded
in the school appropriation bill since 1900,
and this created some antagnoism, and It
WIS thought at one time that it would be
indefinitely tied up or else changed and
hashed up by amendments. but such rate
was averted, as the vote or final passage of
IS yeas to nays demonstrated.
The bin carries a total of 5000 900 for
the biennial period, and It is stated will be
great boom to the department of educa-
ton in the carrying on of the work in the
rural and separate school districts.
The session Of the senate was devoid of
feature, the bodv being in session about
twenty-five minutes. 1t is expected that
when the Potter bin. which proposes to
establish system Of county repositories n
lieu OF county treasurer, IS reached. which
has been made the special order for Thurs
day, considerable interest will be injected
| into the proceedings.