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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-30
Sfal 2attene | YartS
beffattcs

9lonbt De r,pe Sfatteprciefter,
iom foreIigger for aommlneitpret /
Baris, er ogiaa ct ON at inofsre
Sfat paa 3atte. 9ette bill, ifriper
"@auIois", uben SpiI o9ffe meeen
Sommer % -. "miau". Sor en-
Eio iioen forisgte S~inansminiiter
Gaian,r at faa inofsrt en- geifat.
ming at aattene, men 9rbIifums
BroteIter tpang BAN til Eilbagetog.
Bariierne eIifer aatte. Wan bar /
Ben frantic Sopebitab omfrine 600,.
900 al bisie itiIe, frebeIiee Susbpr,
oe en- Stat paa benz piIbe bore BET
iamme iom en- 0sosbom ODER Dem.
Obi peb Stben at De &ises 2l,fsus-
fatte, angorafattene, bar man
Smnafolfs alminoelige Seattle, %
bisie banner oct oberpeienbe Slertal
af garis' &atteilGet. De Sattige
bar life &aab til at betale en- @utte.
fiat og pil ie iie nsoiaget til at orebe
fine iutaa Susf9aer.
Eli ale Sioer bar &attete, life
minoit / Sranfrig, paret aunitner'
mes, Sisternes og Sorfatternes
gnolinge. 8i6elieu, Ifabemiets
@runolaeser, bar | fit Sus npiten
oItib omgipet al ct balpt Snes &atte.
Ioar man n9rmer fig Iutiben, fin'
ser b. at 9auoelaire, Weilbac,
Eoine, grsbrene @oncourt, Sran-
cois Goppee og mango andre elifeoe
Satte, bisie tauie geiener, og Sen.
ner al Siemmet, bpis fore Zine ~.
mes at fortGne ON 9rsmme uben
gnoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-30
en- uopei.
Sra SpasbeS til Stgrfe Deb bcn
rette Slags WGrine.

s(t begpnoe Gogens grbeibe paa
rette Mtaabe betp0er ofte SorifieIlen
melem at u0fsre line Hligter UNDER
bebueelig &omfort eqer at benil9be
belle 9agen iom baIposb.
Ser logger mere / grugen at oen
rette HGring, emo mango Wenneifer
noeeniinoe brenmer ON = bpilfet
er END mere at beflage.
"Sor ire Gar iioen begpnbte ieg
at arbeioe / en- @utif," ifriper en-
@'anb, zoo oeS bpppise @fIeoerin.
ger al Sarer og euoml bpppisere
getiening al <noer bolotes ieg ito.
Dig paa Sarten ira Worgen til af.
ten.
Seq babe / noeen Sio pGret
plaeet meo ilet 6orbsieIie, pg min
lille Srofoit inotoges faftiif mere al
@ane enb iiCIae appetitens arap.
s Ssritninsen mGrfeoe ieg ingen
SsIser at Oerne ufiiI6it9noige SiGt,
men wnoer grbeinet blep ieg ipag og
bunarig IGuge igr Wiobag.
90 Dog broate en- Srofoit, be-
itaaenoe al ferift 9rso, itegte Ssoe'
parer % &afie, ufrapigelie Sopeo'
pine, 9paIrle % Iignenoe llbebase'
ligbeoer. timber enbper Smit9noig'
beo table ieg I @Gst oe Stprfe, ino'
til en- Sen rouOcSe mig til at for
isee en- "@rope.lhrts Srofoit".
Seq beoynSte iaa meo enbeI fogt
Srugt, @rape2 lits og Sleoe, ct
bIebfogt sGg % en- 2op poihim. I'll
0siooag Dor ieg iuIten, men bet par
en- iiino, normal Suneer. Sen ban
Iise SsIeIie Of Spasbeo % Woolss'
beS bar life IGnger berifenbe.
"Ifine Sonfpr bar flarere 90 mine
@erper ~ioitcre eno for Maaneoer til
bage. Min @ope er mn itGrf, min
appetit normal, min leeemliee
stprfe icrtrinIis o. min Sartfe altio
flar."
SGs "Sbe 8oaS to @eIGpile" !
bper Iaffe. Ser er en- @runo1.
TosenNmoe lrit u~uenitaaenSe Srrb?
Ut mt pil iorcfumme fra SiS til On.
ben. &c er rste, ianbe % fnloe at
Snteresie for @emneRebeben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-30
SauecS SpuuOc.

-SortIiIe @}enighcNcr al Gait,
SaugIunoS RuIh, Glorf. 2. Tof. har
r5iIlttet at ioritorre % iorbcOre fin
9rsitcbolig.
- ScnOre 3unIbro OF Sions @e-
righe0er res aa5iou oq Ccrter 0}iua
rciofo, iom Sat. 9osieiou iraiIDttet
fiOite CONNER bar M itiuet 2aIO til
9ait. &. O. Gi0ueS.
-GIart Center IcriqbeS hauSr
for en- 3io iioen iamIct ia pan e
Steo hoortiI MeuigbeoeuS Greit ga.
flor SauqIaub me0 Semitic ogiaa paI
inobuOt. Ge hdoOe ct ~hDaaeliat Ben.
remeoe, og EreiteiumiIier fit en- @ant
poa $i26.50.
Soil og GroioS @~Hni3he0er
Gocre0 Sort Mfim., buooc iorleoer
ct qoSt beiegt @}pNe hos iine @reitc
foIf 4dit. u. 8. gteiS ol 6amiIie
Qaul aiup bdpNe iorcitaaet en- Su6
iamling al $113.50 iom ban paa @fc
niqbeoens @egne operrofte 9reite
folfene.
or reliaieit Snmtalems6e al
bol6tes I Ct 0eters Reuigbeo. Rei
@ing, 90e-11te December iioitIe
BEN. Reoet aobueoes meS 9rGoifel
ui gaitor 4eterion ira &ortbfielo
SamtaIen ineleoeSes al gnit. 3nuls
RIO ooer: @iei. 3, 14-20. Seuoa.
Soruiooog prGoifebe 9aitor Gait
poIe % Ell Misiiousoffer optoges
fort St05.92. @ftermiboae 81.
prpSifeoe 8aitor Baulsruo. bporefte
holoies Observation-Disclosures. 8uito
Setter boEot Sfriitetalen. On ito
Sfare oeItog.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-30
Gu prroiiulb Samlius. en- uIeS.

Gn pGrbiiulb Canning. en- uieb-
punIig foItbar Srimerfeiomling ef-
terIaoer afbsbe Brofesior 2inoltrsm
/ Stocfbplm fig. Gen er / bisie 0aee
pGroiat til 100000 &roner. Cant
lingen inbebolber bare Srimerfer
fra Sc noroiife 2arbe. Sele lin %.
rige Srimerfeimlins ioIgte Grpfes-
loren nplig for 100000 @arf. San
bar peret iprig 6ilateliit / 40 gar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-30

g parntt geir bomber bet at S~aroepuoen brfper for brso oa eioes
fra fig for mesen 5arpe. 8 iaa SufaIoe nnaa enbel at ben operIs.
Bee Surpe fuses op pb Si9Ip at ct Stpffe Srqfpapir, eaer man
tn binlpe fs nmb ct Stpte GpiSpaptr.
On S5arpepuoe ptl bare Here Gar. Stuloe ben 9sbet AZ to
sner tire Gar bIipe npset for TOR, iaa fan man blot brpppe ps en-
Traabe @Ipcerin % ben biz bIpe lse iaa spo ipn up isen-
Saar man life spbt Gftrpf ben fsrite Gang iaa foriss isiea.
eat StenpeIet Habit neb paa Bapiret, elsr iet ben enc SIDE ms
fp1, % brus ben Naaoe, iow pasier beoit Srpt bperfen for 9aars,
euer for Ist
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-30
Snsbas ~,yprmiboag.

Meoet aabnet meb anhast al gro.
fesior 3obnien. Sormanb 9dbI %
aoIIofpenterne ira Ben norife Spnooe
life tiliteos. Groi. aiIoabl meIote,
al ba Der peo Slutninsen al Isoei
isanr par Bit beiIuttet, al ben 6Or.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-30

Spmaifinen "6uspennen", lom ieg mObtos
for en- 5 Maaneber iiben, er nben tpiDl Ell fprite
flasies Mlaifine; ben er baabe ioliD og pen og
ben gipr ubm9rfet sobt Nrbeioe; ben er fulot
iaa COB iom uogen Maifine for $50. aae, iorn
puifer en- epuaifiae, fan ipare fig miloit $50
peb at figbe "9uspennen%". Sragt 72 Gents.
Ole N&. GbritianiOa Stanley, isis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-30
Gen nurifc snnuec.

- Seubog Sen 4oe Dec. ieireot
@inon Greet norif.epana Ilitb. NE.
nigbeo oeo SoerIp, q. ., 9oit. 6.
9. gifeneS'S Salb, 25.Aors Set.
Sroos oct fol0e % trueuoe Seir bap'
be gonite mango meot irem. 9Soto'
peftIige 0titriftS 6ormnnb, Eat. Sen
bricfior, hoIot TcitprG6tfen.
- an6er SgrOag / Aouent, ben
4oe December. bIep @rilrOiteuen laet
for Sor 5reIicrS RcnigbeSs Sirfe |
ARiIan, Rinn. Sauolinaen uoisrtcs
peS 4ait. 9. Saritao Teo 8iitano al
meuiIbeoeuS Brett, |ait. &. 5.
Strsm. 8ait. SoritaO prGoiteOe
nuer 9aacrs Gpiitel. aipten er poa
set rprmeite iprOig % brugeS MI til
Gltostienciter.
-Sobn Sauaen meobeIer iom
SefretGr for S6ief Riper Sails
Greo$, at areoien bap6e tit Ssltmsoe
fra 30te 9op. til lite December /
Shief Riber Sails Nteuigbeo, Gnitor
9. Z. aaitaoS aaIo. Qteoet nabnc.
6es meO 8rroifcn al 8aitor &. o.
S9bs. Samtaleemuct par "oen an
Den 8sn" meO Gaitor Sisrrion ion
Hefereut. Oct Dor ct goOt % pei
Ipffet Tebe.
"a Zen SOrcncOr airfr.
= Gen 4oe 0opbr. iomleOeS man
til Mie0e for at Samtale ON gfiS.
iioncn8 beaige Gag I Seiferiou 8rui.
RE MenigbeoS innrffe airfe, Rait.
o. q. 2ariens aalO. 6orliocr Dte.
nigbeoenS Breit bar NlisiiouGrernc
StoIee, Reliou "a Wtartinion tilitcoe
iamt gtobopreiterne &egge, 9romn
oa 8ergb. Wfsbet nabneoeS mco Aus
Dagt al 8aitor Broom, bporefter
Wfartiuion inbleoe0e 6orbauolingerne
meO ct 6oreOrag ON WPiSiionen. 81
Den taIte 0e andre 0tiSiionGrer. Se
optog natlirIiguiS Den meite Sio %
taIte parme, pGffCuoe. gribenhe SrO
for Oen Sag, De bar oiret lit Stp.
9ait. &egge boIot Dog @ttStonsprR'
Oifen 6reOoJ Nftru.
- Green @op &reb8 afbolOt lit
0fs0e / Sibpeming 0tertgbeO, Sibpe'
ming, Mih, Euit. z. gug. &inebeiS
&uIo, ira 27oe til 30te Gftober. Wts'
oct begpnote meO @uoStieneite al
@ait. 8. q. Sor0beim. ga Seitne.
set er &reoieus Aarsmeoe, ioretogeS
@ala ona @mbe6SmGnb, ionr baooe
islaenSe llofaIo: Sormano, Rait.
GlurOal; SiccformanO, Yait. Gipe'
ietb; SefretGr, Gait. Sornelnn0.
&reOicnS @aarmeoe imSbsOes til @te,
uontonie Wfeuiabc6, WScnomonie,
Mih. Snobpoelieu mootogcS. 9ait.
&luroaI polJteS iom SnoIeoer Tor
8aurmp6et. guI9et al @eitprelie for
GmiiGrpirfiombeoeu | areOien for
fommcnoc aar fit foI9cnOc llbiaIO:
g.. Sorobeim, @uom. &I1trbnl og
@titacI Glioior. Euit. 9. g. Ntaitco
iu6Icoebe Somtuleu oucr Qtarf. 16,
15-20.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-30
uiIes beIbres,s til ~ 9aas.

Gin apofheisr vii tiibasebetals 9ensene. buis Vaso
cinfmsnt iife ineen 9 III "a Eaae ~heltreber hpiifef'
iombellt ItIfrlee al fisenee. blinc, blseenoe- eler
irrmifaasuoe 9iIes. 0c. cpis appfheferue lite hcf
sssriien ira Naris pssbirine Co., Ct eenis, Re.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-30
Srifirfcn.

- SenOre @i5couiin o. norOre
Suinois &reo8 al Den Iutberite Sri.
firfe ofboIht lit &gimooe / 3ious
8eniJbeO, Eaitor g. GStar NuOer.
ior& Rulo, Raciue, @i5., lite til
13oc 9topember. 0tcuiGbeocn bopoe
pyitiuct Sob. 3oie 1-2l iom Sam
taIeemne. &aitor SpoubI ira Rocf-
forS in0Ie6eOe. Seubog ou &irfen
iuooieoe8. por 6citoog Tor 8ions
Ytcuiqbco. 7~ormj0oug hoIote9 @ltOS.
tiencitc mco A~Iterqaul. 8rof. Sci.
LAMB ira augsburg Seminar |iorrct,
teoe for Iltcret % peo NaNoergongcn
"a 8oit. s.. s. llrOohI prrOtfeOe ON
SuqerS gUouocIium. &oit, Grictiou
boI0t Erouitctalcu. &roi. &euauO
noI0t Ell aIporllH YrEOiteu om &or'
tets GDanJeltm ION en- @uO& Strait
I'll 2io ca 2ipctS SpboI6ciie. buor,
eiter ban crfIrrcoe AlrteR mOujct /
Sen treeni9c @ltSS &uon. Sen0ag
giteu 4TfcO@irit. TIcre tdlte. Gniss
iGr 3. ~. &uotriou, Eoltor Nnoer,
Fcn5 Toocr, uar tiIitrOe % 6eItog i
g}e0ct, IiJcioa Iti&iionTr @een.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-30

DpenHuaenes 9esnins pifr en- en- Subterfsmsel mb Haon 0a aoresis
iant sarpepuoe. Gu laaban "Subberlamp" er ualminbelg rDths mango E'
tnlbe baabe for &eturnerins af Yrepe icn life er fcmnen aoresiahn ibanSs
hmt iom Stenpel pa 8reps Mansen en- ifriper oe TT Napn nneas ntpoefss,
o. en- iaabam Napneaempsl pa fOrbnbre 5urfnhIer os mango andre rbebas'
IsbebeE
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-30
I..E
Rddo
o9
Dinf.
Il
W.,

efriu abeIss ipbehst gauu os gbresfs for at Hippo at Sell besaaes.
stemplerne ubfsres Slabets Gorrtnins Os Bel l blpe fsbts en- Sang
ON usn. % man pl oertor unperttoen TONNE III 1t init no9c Gage l9n9es
eb paa en- anben TrGms.
B. Anundsen Publishing Company, DEBORAH, Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-30
st iaaoant "Sutit" ienbes ium greme rneb SlaOet for ct liars
Notwithstanding % fem Gents crtra til at betas
Yorto, Gonpolnt oa Snbpafnina.

Sus lite bet fnIoe gdsb 81 80 inbienoes. pl en- Gremebos brue in
t1ebetipr 9apueHsupeL. grfarins bar l9t os at ri life fan fnoe Raunefemp
mo Glabet for $1.25.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-30

On Stealth. gaa sgeteEabsbsraaet:
Der er ire esenfaber. Tom iee laeeer
l9rlie TGgt paa hos min pcroenoe Sn'
lirl; Serune, @iesous % @en8el'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-30

Gems "Deeerab.peitem" til slastninse 90 penner
oct gentle Ganc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-30
S. q. 2 tub b.
s 0 b. OIpi&afer
u. W iffeIien.
8. e. @ranot.

Get ieute WeOlem al &omitcer,
TormonO 8. Z. &ougSneS, par for'
hiroret ira at fomue.
Torciaoet al Groi. Sobnion, "at
nj luaacr 8oitor gaituoIO$ Satier iii
@runS for uorc Torbonoliuger. M6.
set Illttct mcO ScrreuS Bon.
Evening journal., 1910-07-27
MORE BABIES
DEATH VICTIMS
Five Little Ones Die in Last
"a Hours From InfantiIe
Diseases
NO DEATHS YET FROM
INFANTILE PARALYSIS

lnfantile paralysis, epidemics Of
which are in progress in Philadelphia,
Chicago and other cities, has caused
no deaths in Wilmington since the
organization of the present Board OF
Health, according to c. w. Malcolm,
secretary of the board
II is probable, however, that there
have been several cases without
death, since the death rate i'm this dis
ease is not usually high DR. Beck,
president of the Board of Health, is
reported to have one case. Dr. a.
b. Frantz, secretary of the State
Board of Health, said this morning
that he had heard of no cases here.
The death rate among infants from
other causes, however, is unusually
high, a fact for which most physicians
are unable to account The deaths
of five infants were reported to the
Board of Health this morning, the
causes being cholera infantum and
other ordinary infants diseases.
All physicians blame the hot
weather and poor milk for part Of the
/ high death rate among children.
| Science is in a measure responsible,
physicians say. inasmuch as It throws
safeguards around the weaker ones.
Evening journal., 1910-07-27
FIND UNHEALTHY
CITY TENEMENTS
Health Board Locates Two
Houses WOefulIy Lacking
in COnVenienCeS

The Board of Health at an adjourned
meeting yesterday afternoon received
reports from the executive officers of
inspections made by them of buildings
used as tenements and lodging houses.
There have been about ten of these
tenements inspected and while the
sanitary conditions were fairly good in
some, I'm others the conditions were
very bad. According to the report two
cases that appeared to be the worst
were found at No. 10 South Market
street, and Johnson's Flats, at Ninth
and Walnut streets In the first
named house there is a pool room and
a combined kitchen and living room
on the first floor and five rooms I'm the
remaining two stories, one Of which is
occupied by a negro and his wife.
Morris Miller. who conducts the pool
room, makes his home i'm the same
building with his wife and four chill
dren. Lodgers are also taken. The
closet is in the cellar and il Is
I'm a unsanitary condition. There is
only one entrance to the upper rooms
and no register is kept of the lodgers
AT Johnson's Flats. which, is ten
anted by colored people, the officers
| found but one hopper that was work.
/ ing. All the others were down or
/ broken. The water was turned off all
/ the hydrants, with one exception, and
| this one is used by all the tenants.
/ The corridors we're found filed with
refuse. which was further tainted by
/ animal life. In the rear of the build
ing Is lot in which the people throw
all refuse.
The Board instructed the secretary
to notify the owners of building in
which unsanitary conditions exist that
improvements must be made at once.
At the conclusion of the meeting the
members of the Board paid a visit to
Iohnson's Flats and found the cOndi-
tions exceedingly bad there Two or
three people lived in one small room,
and there was a woeful lack of con-
veniences. There also is not sufficient
protection against FIRE, it was consid-
cred.
One member of the Board said he
found conditions In Johnson's Flats
even worse than those reported by the
helth officer Rooms were found with
out light, without any ventilation other
than that obtained from a dark nall.
narrow and only lighted by a small
window at one end. Both rooms and
]
gas Jets. giving off frightful odors
which we're so bad in the rooms that
the members inspecting refused to en-
ter them There are no appliances
for fire escape, she halls are narrow
dark and crooked and the staircases
crooked. narrow and insufficient, max
ing, on the whole. an ideal fire-trap.
This abode for human beings sur
mounts a livery stable and is flanked
in the rear by a dirty yard, containing
the wreck of a closet, the yard
also being filled with weeds and ref
use. On another side is an equally
filthy yard, having an alley way lead
ing therefrom. through which dirty
water flows continuously. On the
other side of the building is a stable
and yard, where carts are placed
which, i'm comparison with the Other
two yards, is pure and clean.
Evening journal., 1910-07-27
Financial ard Commercial

F. d. Lackey & Co, says-After the
publication of the United States Steel
Corporation earnings for the quarter
ending June Both showing an increase
of over ten million dollars compared
with last year, late yesterday after
noon, the bearish interest began to
get nervous and placed large cover
ing orders In this stock as we'll as
many other issues in the London mar
ket, which caused their prices to
average from 1-2 to points above
our closing of last night.
After opening above last nights
finals. prices sagged on some forced
liquidation, but under the heavy sup
port and buying for short account,
prices gradually began to creep up
ward until the noon hour when all
securities had scored substantial
gains from the opening prices.
The Southern Pacific and Union
Pacific earnings to be published
about one o'clock to-day, are expect
ed to be very satisfactory and they
should stimulate a further recovery
from the drastic decline that has oc-
Cured
The Philadelphia market rallied IN
sympathy with that of New York and
show a corresponding advance all
around, although dealings are limited.
Evening journal., 1910-07-27
BRYAN MEETS
A WATERLOO
By Overwhelming Majority
Nebraska Convention Rejects
County Local Option
TALKED OVER AN HOUR, BUT
KNEW HE WAS BEATEN

BY United Press Special Leased Wire.
GRAND ISLAND, Neb., July 81
William Jennings Bryan. for eighteen
years the leader OF the Democratic
party in Nebraska and national fig
ure in Democratic politics. was liter
ally thrown out Of his party here early
to-day when the State Democratic con-
vention refused to insert Bryan's
county option plank in the party plat
form. The convention rejected the
plank by the vote Of 1893 for to SAT
against.
1t was the greatest political tragedy
In the history OF Nebraska.
Bryan. for years the idol of his
party. was cursed and called a liar
by opposition orators, and the dele
gates cheered men who denounced the
old leader.
The peerless one" was utterly
crushed by the action Of his party
Il expected IT," was all he would
say after the convention, which die
not close until 100 this morning.
Bryan had been placed on the com.
mittee on resolutions. He brought
into the convention a minority reporl
for the adoption Of a county option
1 plank
Bryans resolution on the liquor
! question was:
I'VE favor county option as the bes
method of dealing with the liquor
question:
\ Hryan Ttfers Warming.
On this resolution Bryan made tn,
: speech that was expected TO swing tn,
| convention 10 his favor. But when h'
arose 10 talk, he knew he was beaten
| He spoke for an hour and a half His
/ speech was a plea to the Democrat,
party to save itself He dealt with tn,
mistakes the yarty had made anC
warned II not TO make the mistake o.
avoiding the liquor question.
At the close Of the address, Bryan
! iDtimated that he was through witt
directing the party He stated that he
had put the question up to them, but
they had turned him down and now
they could take the consequences.
The sentiment to-day Is that Bryan
Is out for ever with the Democratic
party of Nebraska.
The convention adopted a platform
condemning the Republicans for the
tariff law condemning Taft. charging
that he had surrounded himself with a
cabinet Of trust officials and endorsing
the daylight liquor law in Nebraska.
Evening journal., 1910-07-27
CURSED WITNESSES
AS HE WENT TOCHAIR
By United Press Lease

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
AUBURN, n. Y, July 27-While
William Gilbert, a Cattaraguas county
negro, was being led from the death
house to the electric chair in the Au-
burn prison this morning, the con-
victs in the cell house shouted oaths
at the legal witnesses, declaring they
we're murderers of an innocent man.
Gilbert himself was resigned to his
fate and exhibited no fear as he walk
ed to the chair. One shock was suf-
ficient to cause death. The execution
was delayed to allow the prisoner to
say the Lords prayer.
Gilbert was put to death for the
murder of his sweetheart, Viola
Hughes at Olean on August % last
year. He maintained to the last that
the shooting was accidental, adding as
he was strapped in the chair:
Il think an injustice is being done
but I have nothing to live for with
out Viola and / am ready to meet her
in heaven"
Evening journal., 1910-07-27
CHILDREN WITH
GRANDMOTHER
Court Gives Her Custody
Until Fathers Case is
Called

Resident Judge Hastings sitting in
Orphans Court to-day, in the case OF
Mary Jane Blest. who recently petit
toned the court for her appointment
as guardian Of the minor children of
Frank Pyle. announced that he would
hold the case over until September
because Pyle was now under bail to
appear In the General Sessions Court
in September having been held In the
City Court on a charge Of failing to
support his children.
BY order OF the court the children
are to remain in the custody OF Mrs
Blest. their grandmother. and by
agreement Pyle is to be allowed to
see them at all reasonable times. Fur
thermore Pyle Is to make no effort,
either by habeas corpus or other pro-
ceedlngs or physical means to obtain
possession of his children pending the
decision OF the case.
One week ago Judge Hastings con-
tinued the c9se TO see whether the
law gave him the authority to appoint
the grandmother Of the children as
their guardian
Evening journal., 1910-07-27
.CRTPPEN ON
THE MONTROSE?
English Officials Not Sure---
And the Canadians Are
Perplexed
STEAMER EXPECTED TO
ARRIVE ON SATURDAY

MONTREAL, July 27-The Cana
dian police have requested the wire
less operators at Belle Island on the
coas Labrador to make every effort
to pick up the MOntrose of the Cana
dian Line as soon as possible by wire
less to determine definitely whether
Rev. John Robinson and son, John
Robinson, Jr., who boarded the
MOntrose at Antwerp are really Dr.
II. II. Crippen and Miss Clare Leneve,
his typist, as has been reported.
The latest dispatches from Scotland
Yard admitting that the English po-
lice were not suce the missing couple
were really on the Montrose, has per-
picked the Canadian officials, who
were led to believe that there was no
possible doubt as to the identity Of
Rev Robinson and SON."
The police are wondering, too, why
Inspector Dew should be coming over
on the Laurentic armed wit hextradi-
ton papers, as announced in the Eng
lish cables. Canada, while govern
ing herself. is a British province and
an extradition proceeding is not nee
essary between the two countries.
All that would be necessary if DR..
Crippen and Miss Leneve are on
board the Montrose woul dbe for in
spector Dew to identity them as the
pair wanted in London and they
would be turned over to him without
further legal complications.
May Have Another Clue.
The fact that Dew brings extradit-
ion papers, coupled with Scotland
Yards admission that it is not sure
that the two are on the Montrose
leads to the belief that Dew may
have other clues as to the where
abouts Of the two suspects, probably
in some part of the United States
where eXtradition proceedings would
be necessary.
The Montrose is expected to arrive
off Father Point where she will pill
up her pilos near Rimouski by Satur-
day. where the Canadian police will
board her and make arrests, If the
couple can be identified. It is prob
able that the Laurentic will pass the
slower Montrose at sea and land Dew
at RimOuski Friday, in time to allow
hm to join the Canadian officers In
search of the Montrose.
1t has been announced by Scotland
Yard officials that they sent de-
scription of Crippen and Miss Leneve
to Captain Kendall while the Mont
rose was still in wireless ommunica-
ton with the Englis hcoast, and that
he answered that from the description
he was sure of hs Identification.
Evening journal., 1910-07-27
HUGHES HUNTING
CAPITAL HOME

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
WASHINGTON, July 27-Charles
Evans Hughes, governor of New York,
and future Supreme Court justice,
with Mrs Hughes, is facing the glare
Of Washington asphalt to-day on a
second house-hunting tour.
The governor and Mrs. Hughes
started out early in a large touring
car with Major Crossett. the gov
ernors military aide Mrs Crosset
and Charles Henry Butler, reporter Of
the Supreme Court, who is the gov
ernor's host.
Rea1 estate men find the Hughes
family somewhat difficult to suit, for
the governor wants a library with the
house built around il, and Mrs.
Hughes wants a garden with lots Of
lowering trees, the house to her being
a secondary consideration. The chill
1ren. IN the meantime added one
agent. center their affections on the
dining room.
They hope. however, TO complete
their tour to-day and to return TO
New York either tonight or to-mor-
row morning.