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any ~, ,ND Ro,r mrs IOe
Paa.ts- Whesa Sas - tsu~~sssslSs Taa
Pps.hs- Htsv 80 rps~h.

Th. gl-n Island tssai A--ama- came
FOL, ft-f ~ h-r tt-t rep fur 'h- Night frutn
tho rttv tp s,l..u izlnnd she had IFS 10
Battery huainR 80 ~ pr tr"k and ~as
t-tu--n - pp,na <iun- 10 xht ind h.lsisn
Po,n' ~h-n . grating ard ripfrnS -"iins
gave h-r hfv pa~s-nEi'T- . s~ars lhs
- sin.- r~s~ -'ppIs-d ant The cr~w -
,-lv~rs-t thar . @stbni-r E'-'i lo9 80 a"fn~
.ich ,fpI--,iim.nt had ripps,I "a several
tnickst- from uu.. - ~. p,'slsis wh~-i-
rh- -kipi-r blow hi, iistr'--- Whist l.
hut itir't h-ar .srv r~-pons- and hrAll
.iasrf-I up asaiu ~ half -ps-.i ard tris. !
10 ~srn ut- wAy - tL.hi~p Port apt
I -'''.r IT tp. utx ilush harr-ti hear. !
the Ncr.iualr.a Sll..ti~ 81 -ou. lt-t.afs.'
ari ha. -, { Zoo b-f tn.t lh.ttsn -tucs
III. u,s.. pf ht. ~ ,rt" ~" stern uf the
Iix,c,.r l,...' d. - ruOt.' her over - The
B.-tl.-r puirr Hucs - tt- southern -ud
- ,ry i-L.uI th-r. t,i~arI Horton =
ci;y .lurkms...r threw tho A'rafnar =
rup. AM -h- ti. .H.
rh,. hfty IsIz-"ng,.r- were ~',ll q lang
Nav from hom- 80 IA" pur--r got three
uf ~. cay island hor-.' ears into con-
MISSION and thus the passengers r~arh''d
kirtoN station. where they UauSht tue
u u.rlock tram for N-N ioTk
NJ Gl.n island at,out ~" hundred per
SONS w-r- wanting Tor The steamer 'u
carry th-in hIcs - New NuFs When
the moss - tho accident reached Glen
island the resort mana cement chartered
. special train on the New Haven rudd
aud hruush them hack 10 the city
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R.u\ t>D ornrE> >tUrD
~ StorLhpIdcrS ln NrmphIs oar Conn
nan, IIIInoIs ,rnIraI GrIs S2OO. 'pOo

MruruiS Tenn Aug ~ In" char.
Gerry uouri found to-day that IA" late IL
q Rawu. pres 8, ~ 4 tn" N"nou road
and formerly wee pr-sid"ut e 10" iIl'uui.
Central. With six other former railroad
OH. lal~. h-ld stock ~ the Memphis al
Company
The Other FORMER otf,rlls Who are held
to have oWu. 81 the same amount e stock
as Rnwn. $50 shares. are prank B Harm
man. general manager, William k"u-haW
s,I,,a-intsnd. rt # machinery. Joseph }
Rrker. assistant superintendent II ma
ch,n.rv. John N TAYLOR. general store
ksap.r n Met oprt general suIr"ru-
tsnderi oC the Southern lines 81 IN" u
LIMOS Central. and " : King suF"rin-
tendent q the Nazoo and Mississippi
Valley road and uf the Memphis Terminals
Of the Illinois Central
The decree r.Cites that Me- 'our' and
KING voluntarily returned 60 m" com
many si3 ON each. which ~ stated bv the
attorneys 10 h. all they had lef' of the
sis n0 they received a. dividends On
their Memphis Car Company stock
The decree was the result of a settle
ment between the Memphis Car Company
the only defendant. and the officials "
the Illinois Central road
All civil action by III" Illinois Central
against the Memphis Gar Company u
brought TO an end ~ the settlement
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,Ruor nv MrR NDHTrD.
charge l. PrrJur, Grand jury SAYS
Parhrr>' Hooks Mere Destro,r led.

CHICAGO Aug ~ Thomas G. lee.
manaE ger g the dressed bcsf saleS depart
-n.nt " Armour Z 90, WAS indicted for
n-rur~ ~ the FEDERAL Grand Jury to
day \ t-ncA warrant Was '--u"i for
hir ar-es'
IN" Grand Jury r-..tt"d u l'1dr"
h VI Lands that st"nosrarh"r> note
hooks - Armour \ % CoutlInIng infpr-
mat.on which IN" Grand Jury wanted
had h.,." 'r,v"i ludg" lH'dI-
rrdcr.i X Iri,n. ,h.sf counsel for
the packing company and president f
the Boar! # iduca;I'n. George VI
Militts assistant office manager amt
" " SGty and y \ Helander. en-
81 ve.s q the concern. u appear h"i"r"
him ue,t Monday m.rnIng and answer
the charge
NJ, lee - charged win making falls"
,'4tsr,srts IN hi@ testimony hefnr" IN"
Gard Jury 90 Julg - regarding weekly
r,aotinEs - repre- U'L'iy's 81 the uacE 70
nv g., rplratruu~ 80 which -" Grand
Il-,. ,'"..'g-rs rrtre= vrr" HN"d and ages
,rcnt- ere made regarding '1e uIar 'r'y
4 fr,--n m"a' ep"I c.'-npauV was - -'Ip
ia interstate commerce.
The m"..vC, vr~r u"'d. Acc. rdrrg %
"a. Grad J.rv lr ''- pfr0" g Henry
Vcad,r % 49," , .ur selma. BuiaHg NJ
Neadrr 20 a't rl.. fur swift 4 60
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spgtr,L SIN, AVIS o. ,RTERS.
Duplex Apartments which wili Hous"
Tnem in the basement.

Ernest Greene has hled plans for the
new twelve story elevator apartment
house TO b. erected at the southeast
corner OF Park avenue and SiStieth street
for the Park Avenue Holding Com
many. Of which William A. Hayes - presi-
dent The building will bs 81 the duplex
s,yIe Of construction and will c"ntain
nineteen suites 81 apartments 81 tn"
duplex style.
A speciaI feature 81 the building Will
re that the servants quarters will b"
~ the basement there icing special
bedrooms for them. with a kitchen, "A
large living room and large paTipr'
There will De also N the basement sepa-
rate laundries for each apartment
The facade % the building will he ~
Indiana limestone 20 the fourth story
and brick with limestone trimming
abOye and ornamentsd with a balcony
az the nth floor ON the street ana
the avenue side. small balcony NJ IN"
ninth floor on the street side and three
small balconle- at the same hoor on the
avenue side Will" one large balcony
offending around the building GA Doth
fronts viii ornament the eleventh Moor
The biiIdinE will h. hreprOof and ~
estimated 10 cost ttOO. OSO.
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~, mH ron DrU WrES
Father Wee arth,. Nh" NInI-tsr- To Them,
TaIks Of null,Ilnx rian-.

F4'h-r Francs I Mccarthy.
Nhp hs.- b..vn conducting -sryic.- f"r
deaf mut-- ~ Manhattan. Brooklyn
and Jersey un sundays. has announced
that plans are I.tng made Tor the building
- a church ~ this city fcr the exclusive
u.s., ~ deaf mute- Al --rNice- ~ill b-
M the s,gn Language. ths sermons and
announcements az b"ing made ~ this
Nay
Although no funds have a. vet Len
rai-sd , tn.r Mccarthy - sure that Roman
Catholic- all over IA" city will do what
they can To help him erect a church for
IA. thousand ur more deaf muts- ~
this city
Father No, arthy has spent the greater
part - his time looking after the deaf
muts- lie believes the church will hs IA
Cu,Ir-.. 81 erection within year.
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non sTONEs iHTEn ~
! htraas Wsstss has-Hsa ~~u-~'~-- NtTf
tass atshsp ~ tsnrusts


tosroS NHs nrrbn d-.ptt'h
- 10 fsliiy Vrf stv- fHsf 49, thI. tsn
wen q tr.. nsr,.- - Nili-r t1d ~uIs"f
snti- s'iioHutitli1E vfI tf~ir stv~- from
i-uns 90 pr'--sL.r ran lh.sn tnd injured
q hoy ~ 'lr s.~h yirag- ~ Wa-"hiur H
sph-uis rb-y rirs-i un no lai amt
-btl- iDrtur- s-r- ir---ins hu- INJURIES
49, villa .-rs wubt-'i tb- Ihirhs"asn-
f.nsi~f th' f'npr---tun thai fhrF w"r"
t'~rfnan- vino arr very ynpofItiar thor.
N" Nm"-t'sn- potn'-'l fH % A" t'ai
states dag vhi, % sa- hvtng fruH1 f1s I"sat
4 their car ru.t - fh-v carn-d 90" e
Herman fag tive D,~rhs rrf l-s-'i % I'.I. ',.'
'NtI IN" m-mns~. - N. party s~r"
Nm-TlcaR- They hIrl'-i STONE e. ~
trav-ll-r- one - vhirh s'rl.s NJ
Sul,~T. k'u,king her s"nsrl~--
The men - ~. party then dr.N '.r.r
-vv,ly-r- sud .-,,i m the ar t."udlrm"-
~hp ~-r. attracted 10y tho shit. srrlNri
promptly aut arrested ~" Amer cans
Who N-r" ALLOW - 'u d',art after i'i'v-u
tug as - ~..'t,r,i
The DIT" = th. truuul,' - not mentioned
"a the bctY MAR. story
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J,urS WHirc0wB RILEY m.
On He'd WITH PARALYSIS. but seems TO ne
Impro, Ing.

INDIANAPOLIS. Aug ~ James Whit
comb Riley. the hoosier poet. has been
very III for several days at his residence
on Iock.rbis street A. one time his
recovery was rrgar ded a. doubtful.
Mr.. Riley suffered parslytic stroke
three we,s, ago. his entire right side being
affected He was unconscious at times
The family physician. DIR. Carleton McCul-
loch. reported him a. somew hat better
tonight
MIR Riley had not been well for sew
eral months before this attack. During
the warm weather Of three or four weeks
ago he appeared 10 his friends TO be
quite feeble He expected 70 he himself
again when autumn came.
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W,NT HIGHER FREIGHT RtTES.
Employs es ef western Reads Say Thrir
welfare Drp~n,i~ on o..

TorFkA, Nan Aug ~ Employees
representing all lines Of the Rock Island
and the. Santa Re railroads adopted rrSo-
buttons to-day asking President Taft
th. Interstate Commerce Commission
and all national and state lawmaking
bodies To permit raise in freight rates
II IL assorted that employees IL all Western
roads will adopt similar resolutions
The men hold that the welfare 81 them
selves and their families depends upon
the increase in rates. The plan for the
movement originated in the American
Railway Employees Investment Bureau
IN Chicago. but WIS materialIHed Ia
a Western caucus which centred here
The petition says
We a. citizens % this country believe
in fair profits and good wages. and We
as railroad employers realize that our
personal prosperity i Unexpectedly asso-
clated with the prosperity 81 the rail
road. our employer.
An 81 this points TO the necessity
that the railroads receive a higher rate
for the transportation they furnish
Increased rates for transportation will
insure regularity % our employ ment
and the stability Of oar earnings. and
the railroads
We support the railroads ia their
keen efforts to secure a higher rate for
the transportation they furnish. and We
urge all that have Ia do with the rate
question To deal fairly with this vital
question We have had much exagger-
ton involving the railways and much
politics IN connection with tn" opera
ton and control Of the railways ia the
recent past
The fund from which Our wAges ar"
paid cannot H. constantly depleted
without Injuring Ne az employee. w.
know that the transportation rates have
nothing to do with the Increased cost
Of living. and We feel now that our en-
pIoyers. the railways. most need in
creased compensation in order To secure
increased earnings
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DErNTI S1Rs sS~ gEET.
Th~a Btts Frtrst t.sss Owt wealthy
tasertras Nsar . ae~sra 90 ta.srn

.HH|.H' a. Nffu"f." 20 Iuh -
tusurr 40 % Artn-frnns
ur-r-I tH. wst'thy Nrr-ricaa aviator
whp ia. uadr aHr,, --tnarkabh' feGhts.
came near o. -rrr-s- ~ iansrs this
evening sh-n b. a''-fupf-d - h~ai
BfpuHin-. r-,1ri flr al'itfHis - an a-ro-
p'tr- fight
Dr~rri -siar-'l o. h-inh, - 80 feet
sh~n hia fnarhin. Nt- lo-t - view among
M. rluiHis ~ rs put seen AGAIN for
two hours ani thr sr-at cru~d that
situ..--,t hI- a-o-rt waited anNio'i-lv
flr h,- r-aut.aranr- amt h"ran 10 az"
han no fur bot
Ih-n a telegram Hrppght tho int~lh-
genes. that b. h.ssi lp-t hl- ~av and had
landed hfi~-n miles from ~ starting
pant ll,- supply 20 r-trul h.sl t-curn"
O. hauzt..d AMI 10. hsd t~-.n furc-'i ~
,E.-.-.nd tIi- barometer showed an at,
tud- ~ % 'ss feet
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rIsToI >nOr> ~ ~ TO RIM ~
", sirriou. NusrL on Nmrrran D""t"T
au,I NlTr Near part.

Pears Nag ~ Autptunhilt-t- are at
tempting - solve tn" mystery 80 ~"
assault Which w. made upon DR. OrI'
Jefferson 81 Portland. ere Whil. h" wis
an rmnhlhns along m" S-'tn" "n Aug -
with his VII"
While ~ IN. Department q ID" Marin"
the doctor WIS ATTACKED without warning
Nv thrr.' men Who up"n~d nr~ with re-
NnIvsr- Bull.t- Wh,z1.d all anput br
Jeher~nn aud hts VII"
The former who was driving throw On
th. fun power - MS machln" aud dad not
relax his yar., tili h. reached Par.-
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DtkE VISITS rHE FIREMEN.
ntpeasIer sees stunts at Headquarters
and on Ftrebeats.

The Duo q. Mnntpen-ier went 20 Fire
Headquarters yesterday With his party.
met Fire Commissioner Waldo and Chief
Croker and went through the big build
ing First they went up TO the seventh
floor and inspected the fire alarm appa
ratus and then down to the quarters Of
Engine 20 on the ground floor
The Commissioner had the men give
an exhibition 81 rapid htching. The
school ~ instruction vent through some
Of the stunts 81 saving lives at imaginary
fire. and showed how 10 climb up and
down the face 81 "A tall building
The Dukes cigarette was kept burning.
hu, he appeared tn have met with some
thing that stirred his interest. The Wis
tor Expressed desire To- see n hreboat
IN action. and the Commissioner took
him into his automobile and vent to the
foo, 81 West Thirty-hfth street and on
board the James Duane. The others OF
the Dukes Marty followed In another
auto The visitors saw streams OF water
lent on, over the hudson River
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POI IIEM,>'S DEiL ~ STOCKS.
cap, 90 onnor Lost sts.OOo. % Appears
an,i Doesn't care Ia Pay.

The Stock Exchange firm - New
burger. Henderson h Loeb has brought
suit against Police Capt John W. O'Con-
nor for $4,000 on a deal in Hooking stock
which went wrong when the Hooking
pool collapsed Capt OConuor says IN
his answer he has counter claim for all
he IL sued for because the plaintiffs we're
members Of the Hooking pool and should
have known It was going ca turn out
wrong
Tn" plaintiffs got an order yesterday
requiring Capt. O'Connor TO show Gauss
to-day why h- shouldn't make his de-
fence more definite
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HEtD or COMMERCE. COURT.
Martin 4. knapp May ne Named the Pre-
SIDING Judge ef the New TrtbunaI.

WASHINGTON. Aug IL Martin A Knapp
Of New York. chairman Of the Inter
state Commerce Commission, may BE-
named as presiding Judge 81 the com
merce court that was created 10y the bill
enacted at the recent session Of Congress
enlar zing the pnwers - the commission
II IL known that President Taft has
rendered or will soon tender this ONCE
10 Mr. knapp The oftice % presiding
Judge pays s. so year. whereas member-
ship on the commission carries com
p.nsatIon - siO.O0
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-12
BROI GHT ~ 4 BIG PIPE.
steward says rs worth -. but the
Gust oms F0Iks say More.
J G Hendricks. a steward aboard N

= & Hendricks. a steward aboard the
Uranium liner Nolturno. started ashore
on the arrival ~ ship ut Brooklyn on
"Wednesday With long object wrapped
IN newspaper He was haltsSi by Gus
toms Waterman Thomas W Moran. who
tinwrapp"d the paper and took out an
artizticaIly carved ivory stemmed pipe.
The bowl II about six inches tall and the
stem nearly four feet long.
The pipe was taken TO the Custom House
and Yesterday Hendricks appeared there
- nav duty on IL He said that VII en-
the Waterman held him up he was hunting
for an officer to whom % pay the duty
and that anyhow the pipe cost only " ana
was hardly worth smuggling IN.
The opinion Of an expert who looked
~ the pipe u that II h worth about ten
times ~ even ln Rotterdam. wnenc" me
VoltuTno came The case will be con .
adhered by the Law division today and u
IL likely that Hendricks Will be permitted
to pay the duty after the pipe - appraiser
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-12
ONE EAUDLAW SISTER DIES
sstII1H,N1E rHIT THE TWO
OTHERS HITI ~ TRGFD
ttsuiaaa nas,Sis~. D-s'R tsu-~'i ~
~sar, siIs.,. sI,sstsry 80 ns~s'S-~ %
Isabsnt, 10 Tsi -s-'sV. Mt Wv
a,,.,sa 30 -. Ia-r ~ st~r Issi t'"as..

,., y,--.,,...- 20. II ,b.
,
'hf"" -'-'"f- '""'''' ''
pC-v " VI ~n-asi "a fa-i ''a"s"' y
died Yesterday aft.rnonn ~ Tho ho'i-~ 30
,l.,.,tt,, IN Newark uh.r- sh- raz q
-- "a. - ,.,,... ~ ,..r,,.k
g., p..t...t "A
" '""
Sp'nsii" ~ hrt-i i-in-"lrs. ~ W
Mis-. " Arilaw the k-v \ 90 NardlhN.
b.y lr,,b.r. thaunr~v 10 H.l-lsy h.r
nm, .,,.t ~, ,,,,r...- -U. d..,I -
pr OSWALD " H"'h. 10" l"" P'''
and Dr Walter Washington WI" Wa
attending th. woman w direction 81
,.,., I,,-,,.. c,,,,,,,.,.. left her rw.ntv
-. - a. Al III. ,,,,,..pt
"'"a'i"d "''' ''H~' "''.' "
Offering a PRAYER
An effort was made uy th" jail officials
,o have Mrs Carul,n. D. Martin and Nlr-
Mar, "A s,.,J IN. tw, other -,-,-r-
r., .,,, t,,.L.J nm NJ IA. county iail
-. "a, -, =, a.. ,,,-is,d,. when the.
- -. m, ,,,,i,.,I al, n.uuty sheriff
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mr. GuNOR DEF,WER.
BroekDn Man vino knOcked Another
Domn ParoIed Tor Examination.

iouis Bell was arraigned Yesterday be
fore CHIEF Magistrate Kempuer IA the
Gates avenue court. BROOKLYN. for as
sauting Henry Grale Of 1872 McDougal
street IA front Of his clothing store at
las Fulton street Ne admitted the
charge. saving that he had seized a broom
and knock,.d Grale 20 ia. sidewalk with
a blow ON tn. head because he was de
flaming Mayor Gaynor
B.li said that h- overheard Grale and
another man discussing the shooting OF
the Mayor and that he struck Grale down
when the latter said the Mayor was no
good
Bell was paroIed for examination until
August 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-12
Two Drowned In Jamaica va,

To Brooklyn young men were drowned
through ~" "lp-iz,nC 81 a rpwb"at m
Jamaica BAY near Broad Channel yester-
dav aftcrnOon They wer" Henry HeydsIl
,, wears Old. who lived on Devoe street
and Conrad Oates - years old. whose
homa was on Green" avenue. Both were
unmarried Their friends were unable to
give their addresses more definitely
The bodies were recovered and were
taken to the ROckaway Beach moTgus.
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The Wall street edition OF the EvENTSo Sul'
cor tains all the financial news and the stock and
bond quota tons to the close OF the marhst. Ths
closing quotations. including the bid and asked
prisss. attn additional news matter. are COO
tsined also 10 me ana edition Of TEE EvESnc
hIN III.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-12

AILANTA-BIRMING mAM -mEM PHls
saVaaaah, lsck VILE, Ianpa, observstaa
i1P. N. Hala. Ssaboard AIR Line. iis3 B'way.
Ada
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-12

uoONI. .aT TRIPs on sTR. "ALBANN"
Hsason Rivsr Day Lins last do~n boat Ar
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Accuracy ~ the Tsias

NAH. SUBSCRIPTION ORDERS FOR
The sun and Inc Rvcnlng sun may be left win
nswssiealera No eAtra chArGo.-AdG
The Detroit times., 1910-04-16
CENSUS TAKING
IS NO EASY JOB
Ignorance in Foreign Quarters Makes
Work Difficult-Seoond Ward
Enumeration Makes Record.

So far. IN the first TWO days of tht
DEMONSTRATING. Supervisor Orviee K
Leonard has not had To ask for the
help OF he police for the purpose OF
getting reluctant citizens TO answer
questions. True. there have been
many instances where enumerators
had their troubles but the assistance
of an inspector has generally had the
effect of compelling answers only IA
the most extreme eases will the power
uf the law be calloi upon.
An enumerat)r IN the upper end "f
the Second ward made record for ."
days work by getting 307 names IN
seven and one-half hours. Friday tie
is bank clerk and had worked
Though his territory carefully IN adj
vance with the population schedules.
In the fo.eign districts. many OF the
enuLteratOrs got only 40 and Il names
each
one woman in the north end called
Up Deputy Supervisor 1t Y Richard
son. early Saturday morning. 10 say
mat she objected To the enumeratoP
" no had called N her home HE had
led hair. for one thing, and had In.
sisted upon having the maid called
down from the lIirC floor She wa3
informed that an Inspector would cal
late, 10 question the servant girl after
she was done with the upstairs work,
and the enumerator was told 10 go on
TO the next house.
one Polish family refused 10 talk
&c the enumerator sent, although he
Vas also a Pole An Inspector was
sent out 10 this place also.
In spite of the publicity that has
Teen given the census and the gov
eminent pledge that all information
given il 10 be kept secret. many peo-
BE still suspect that the information
has 10 do with taxes or something Of
that kind Their mistrust has 20 b"
smoothed away and the purpose OF
the census explained before they Will
talk
\ resident OF a HAT building on Sec
ond-aye. near Cass park, objected to
the directions gwen 10y the enunera-
tor with regard 10 the advance sChe /
ule 10 the effec, that the papers be
collected and handed 10 the jauitor OF
the building The writer evidently
distrusted the discretion Of the jani-
The Detroit times., 1910-04-16
CLAWS SCORES POINT.
Witness Testifies Certain Evidence
IVES Not Sent Taft

WASHINGTON. April l6.-Attorney
Brahdeis representing l.. r. CLAWS. be-
Heyes he made u strong point this aft
clnoou when nc forced the admission
from l.. c. Finney. assistant secretary
OF the interior, that certain evidence
which Wac in the possession OF the
department was not sent 10 the presi-
dent when Secretary Ballinger sub
Mitted his case e. raft.
Fiuney was uncer discrimination
at the Baliinger trial before the con
gressional committee He said when
Pallinger filed Als report there were
letters in the files showing CLAWS was
taking up the Cunningham cases with
the Seattle district attorney.
This evidence was not presented
to the president. was it?' asked Bran
deis
No" replied Finney.
why wasn't -
Il don't know" said the witness
The Detroit times., 1910-04-16
25 IN THIS FAMILY.
Missouri Mar TO Move 10 Ann Aroor
10 Educate His Children.

ANN ARBOR. Mich. April lG-Four
goods are likely To be added la the
university registration soon. That
may not seem startling, but II ISM
all With the four will arrive III Sis
ters and eight brothers q Win the &C
compartment OF father and moth
CT. making Ann Arbor the home OF
possibly the largest family IN
America
Gotsiieb Non Reuslear. OF Missouri
looks upon this city As proper place
IN which 10 rear and educate tie
family above mentioned. and has been
spending some time here looking for
a suitable location.
None OF the houses looked bis
enough none of the yards held barns
10 suit, and barns there mast be, for
besides the family Mr. Won Renslear
will bring four COWS from the yery
be u families. worth $1,000 each, AN /
each owned by co-ed-elect That
isn't all. either. for according TO the
present plans OF the father each own
er will care for her own stock
The Detroit times., 1910-04-16
SALOONKEEPER FINED $50.
Peter Stempien Gashed Fellow Liquor
Settlers Jaw With Beer Glass

Peter Stempien. west-side saloon
keeper. offered $50 in police court.
Saturday morning, as his fourth large
cash sacrifice 10 a turbulent temper
Peter is a steady contributor TO the
Golfers of the police court. He has
habit of limbering up beer bottle
or schuper, whenever anyone makes
MIN pcevish This time, Peter though,
he was justified. but Justice Jeffries
couldn't see il his way.
Joseph Augustine, another west
side saloonkeeper. was the complain
ant Joseph makes sweet music on
The violin He is much in demand
On the west side When Stempien
wanted little music for a dance III
his saloon. he sought Augustine's ser
wees Joe declined. He knows Peters
failings.
Stempien went home. disconsolate
His wife accompanied him on another
trip TO Augustine's. TO make one more
plea. And Augustine promised 10 go
While the festivities were Oh. at
Stempien's. with Augustine rendering
sweet music. and the amber liquid
pouring In torrents over the bar. Au-
gustine remarked TO Stempien:
Il wouldn't ever have come for
you. butNhen your wife asked me
That was as far as he got Stem
picn threw four beer bottles, with
poor luck. but when he swung heavy
schuper 10 Augustine's jaw, it con
neCted, and laid open a large cash.
Stcmpien was given the alternative
Of serving GO days or paying $50. He
uHtd