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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-29
WOIID NIL THE BaEi roo
Nrishbor ErnStrate~ Woman. Suicide
Plan And saves r~ o Lives

Mrs Anna Acker. who is the mother Of
four hldren ana who lives az az Brook
avenue. Tn. Bronx. auarreiled with her
husband. Philip. on Saturday. and early
Yesterday morning she told Mrs. Anna
BetZler. her neIghbor across he hall
that sh- and her husband had agreed TO
live apart A few hours later when Mrs
they CoSild not get into their fiat and Mrs
Betzl-r tried her KEY IN the door and found
that II would turn the lock
As soon a. she had opened the door she
,m-Iled gas Sh. ran into The b@tiroo y,
q IN. Hat and found Mrs. Acker lying on
the bed with her three Yea r old daug h,ar
Tllii- by her side. All the cocks in m.
ki' chen stove and 'ho>.. m me bedroom
had been turned On
Mrs B'tlier ran out with the baby and
tried To force fresh air into it's lungs while
the three. other children hurried down
stairs Tor policeman policeman came
and after him tn. ambulance from LIN
coin Hospital
The ambulance surgeon found that Mrs
Bet -rs first aid 70 the baby had been
sufficient The mother he carried Oh to
the hospital wh-r. she rallied under
treatment and where she now lies unde-
arrest for at attempted suicide Pnilip
ACk-r returned from work late in the
evening aid TOOK IN. three older children
away from the fat
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'OP iND nv RGLiR BOTH DEsD.
Each shoots the Oshrr when The, Meet
NJ shadOwy Corner.

PHILApELPHIA. Nov. - Cnrnered in
the shadow al Forty-s-cond and Pine
streets az as O'Clock tonight n -us-
pected burglar shot and fatally wounded
SpeC'fnl Policeman George Barnett.
Barely conscious and with the burglar
beating him over the head with his re-
volv-r the policeman got his pistol into
play and sent a bullet through the burg
lars heart. He ran eighty fee, into an
alley and dropped dead.
After making a statement 20 Magistrate
Barrat'. a statement punctua.ed with
Please don't bother me with questions.
I'm diving: they got me this time the
policeman died NJ $50 o'clock in the Uni
v.rsity Hospital.
Tn. shooting followed a series Of bur
giaris- that have baffi.d the police for
months Barnett and Special Policeman
Mcdowell had been detailed 10 patrol rhs
district IN cirizsns' clothes. and IL was
when Barnet. following a man he sis
pec-ed, Rad Cornered his quarry that the
man fired NJ him point blank
Capt Souder declared late tonight
that he had every reason TO believe that
the dead man was gentleman burg lar "
carefully manicured
There was nothing in his pockets to
give the detectives cline 20 his identity
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LONG SELECTED DEWEY.
Former Navy Head Cerrects Historical
Error % John Barrett

BosroN. Nov. IS. John D. Long. former
Secretary Of the Navy. took a fall oit OF
John Barrett to-day because the latter
in his biography Of Admiral Dewey saw
Secretary Long ~as opposed 20 the ap-
potntment Of Dewey .o the command OF
tho Asiaflc squadron. Mr. Long said:
had an illustration to-day In our public
library II the eopelsssness OF historical
accuracy found there a Life OF Adj
m.rai Dewey. written by John Barrett, Of
our diplomatic service. In " hich he stat 90
that Secretary Long vas opposed TO the
appointment Of Dewey TO command the
Zee, which captured Manila and that a
Vermont Senator secured he appointment
from President McKini-v. 40 thai when The
Secretary prsssnted smother name h. was
~ srr'Ied
Had 81 Earret, taken IN. trouble 20
insure accuracy In his statement nv IN
Gg'rT OF ms lie Mould have earned that
his story - myth. do not recall an in
stance IN which President Mckin.ev sng-
ge-tsd to ne naval selection lie ,"f'
such selections 10 The Secretary OF the Nav.
Sho Of Couts. submitted them when %
special importance 20 him for approval.
In This case there was in the fail OF ,s'7
vacancy IN III" command % n" Asis.t"
squadron he 'u-n ot Dewey and an
other Comm oGor" FOR sea service had come
and 'ha moe vas between them So
l"c''-l D~Nev. giving 'Ern'h"r tn" European
-puadion having sat,sii", mr-e'i ~ rnaI.f
among Gavsi experts aud N,thOI.' con-
-Id.ralOu Of AM oUisi" .nii""nC"s 'hs'
zach ol> better lifted than the Other Tor
III" pos sI"d
President A'kinI-v never spgge~'-u
D-wsy'- nam. so ms" no. was a. m-n'i on..d
by l,m 'ni' | hld made the selection nnd
AIKEN ~ to hun for approval, vL.rsrIpon
ne "a id - in- ia M 'hsra"' st'Cillv pleas
an wa Do Won think D.s-" = the =. eh'
man and II his head howell
From such au"rv ! naturally inferred
not TIM h- had been iniiusnc et N Dew-r
favor bIr rather that SOMEBODY had put
n doubt in his mind replied cordially
IN the atfirma' We and thai | had man.
careful inquiry ana he s-.-nt"d Ina, II
,h. " hole s'oT-
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THUnpED BY BOY STRIKERS
MESSENGERS kEEP GP THEIR
tactics or VIOLENCE.
the Bsys Net on strike wayiaid and
Hadgrs Taken From Then,-Assail-
ants disappear Always when Police
man Comes in sighs-A Court Case.


Hadges Taken From 1hena-Assail.
ants Disappear Always when Police.
man Genes in sighs-A Conrt Case
The striking messenger boys had
pa rades In Harlem yesterday and crowds
OF them tore the numbers od the caps OF
Postal boys and other messengers Who
were not on strike both In Harlem and
the lower. West Side. Some Of the boys
who were attacked came away biseding
The mobs pursued tho same tactics "a
they did on the early days cf the strike.
separa ting when q policeman appeared
and uniting 20 make more attacks on
boys who were delivering messages when
the police were out OF sight.
While the strike leader Nathan Hoffman
and some labor leaders. who are appar-
emily advising the strikers at their head
quarters, 9ls West street. reported that
several hundred more Postal boys were
on strike the latter were not in evidence.
Tbs Brook lyn boys did not strike
}. Hsnnessey. manager OF the messeu-
ger department Of the Postal Telegraph
Company. said that none OF the boys
went out except tho few who had been
frightened into striking last week. Daniel
Shelton. superintendent Of ;he A. ID. I.
messenger service. said that tbs strike
was Dr~1ktn& UP.
Louis CAvello. fourteen year old
Postal Telegraph Messenger boy living
AZ ~ sullivan street. vas set upon oy
three strikers yesterday On Broad street.
knocked down and robbed Of his badge.
Come TO s4 wsst street. was ths
message fiung a. him by The retiring
strikers. and you can get yoir badge.
Louis knew what he would get with the
badge IL he went there. He followed
the rctrearing robbers Al . distance
and when they separated hs bounced
On the one who had his shield and yelled
for a policeman. This boy. Israel Engls
son OF 2i5 Sackman street. Brook lyn.
wss 10 years old and considerably larger
than Louis. He knocked Louis down
four times. bur the latter chung 10 him
and a crowd OF brokers and business
men chesred him, Then Policeman kehoe
arrested Engleson.
Magistrate Kernochan in the Tombs
court complimenied Louis on his pluck
10 Ensleson he said;
ON account of YOUR youth | shall
discharge Won. but YOU have really
S-'en guilty of robbery. want this trouble
10 stop You go back 20 vour fellow
strikers and tell them that II any more
assaults are committed and the defend
ants are brought before me ! shall send
hem so the reformatory perhaps for
wO or three wears
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NJ Trp'n> IrA,- New siaiinn sn time
NJ niF,rssirIr> IN ,speraii..n

Tia" i.'ur ~Vt"aula :, atIpu was operated
y"-t"rIIV "i'h n" DELAYS OH th-. New York
terminal .hyl-Inn the new Iari ~ M.
Pennsvlvana HaI'road embraced in IT.
New York imuruvsmcU' Practically
every train l.'f' n. station IN The minute
81 cav ing Tim" and ns PEI cent ct the
trains both east and west bound made
their schedule tim" over 'h.. div lSion
which extends Ia Manhattan Transfer
a. Harrison y J
Complr'" offi.lG r"ppr'. II n" IRAN
mnv"m-nr~ IN and u''r II 'h. .'atlrn IN
sunday tho tirs' dav 80 op.-rai'pr. show
ina NJ. ira 49, was 80 heavy thar n a"clrur
n.c.,>sI"r To- operate ff'S-nn" extra
P"nr-vl'aril trains and >l-1"''a extra
Long ls,Lrh Pains these were IN al
dI',rn - NJ '"gIilr sunday >ch"i 10
Trans from philaf"lDhIa were r..u J..
-"r'lou- - great was IA" rush - 'r'ftc
"y"r h- new rn'it" 10 he '.''-r. ~ \"w
Nur, .Iiv
R"GInrIug lcrr \ VI v.-'"rdaN he
C,IlBr 'HIiS ~'h"d'I" at 'ruu- into th..
'H'Inu 49, pat tat, eff Il i,r he first
'i'uo hi meant .u lddIrtuu ,i w"r'v-
-..,..u rains - h.. number run on h- first
dar ~" station "p"n"d In" increase.
hrw"v .r f.I-"i 10 confusion. and
rnr0gL hnpr IN" 'iar 'r-Iu- arrived and
..'uU~'. 'd 80 II ih" tram Cr"w- and in.lr
,h"'- nti ,,''' "rs.'r.t.tu. ''1'~- ~ N"
-'G'I"u i"r N"ar-
!Idi. lfry'.n 49, ~. ,.f..r' 'Ea' m. opening
uf ia, Flur.vI'a =. ~ STATION We hav. IA
% Ing I"IE't or ~ Long i-iart and New
'."-"" - ia" g. h. Long island Rail
road uffirI'i. 'an' v,.-f'.-,'rv That they had
NOR" \'v hr-'v ,rA,"i ON SUNDAY than
ever trF"r'. u. trI- -"i~ou II n" y"ir
~,Iu',' 't' a"-' IRAN pulled p'IU ~ the.
p"uu-vtsIuIt :. I'Iru no frpUh. what
"v"r his 80. .I"' '"n' ~ ~rth M. .l"o-
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Tw" New name. Appear "n the List for
United states senator

number "' Democrat, Interested III
A>r"rtatnIng Charlie. r Mu~phv Vows
IN VII" Dcmu""a' IN" - - succeed Alr
bcpvw ~ the United States senate nave
talked with Mr. MIruhv since hi, arrival
"n saturday and found hum rpu-cnm-
INITIAL m III" "Ntr"m. Nntr" r 'h"m
saIi last nIght that o. Wa their ,mpr---
,lur 'ta Mr MrFpHr would taA. me
Sam" .,'',t III. 'har h.. did ~ to Rp,a-.-.r
SAT" '''l. 'rtIur "a the matter oI II begun
craig ",I"ltuH'. Tor ';,ra-nnr h.r"
iHs drl"EA'-r from all the roTIs'i.~ pre-
soU'"d then 'audi,la'"'. or T ia,~ing IN
candidate, :, Ok" Ip i.' urh"r "Hndt-
ds'"- and II - ia" report mat vh"n Mr.
NII~nh'' comes - Town. .Itha- 'r.day pr
an N"dnr ,da~. aud 'a.r"D''-'7 fnr :r.
greater par II li"c-mn"r 80 tIn" will
l." slv i.vpt"i - hearing IA" views
- n..up"ri'ir ~"nhfu TS ...or and D.nlu-
,'I'rc \~-"mh'-,u"u .'.."' sft-H IA" ii,-
,.,i~. rr- ~ tI",r NAru,ti- l.iltwIck- a.
'n m" mr>t aya.'r',l'' ii.'uu-ra- lur the
I .It..d ~tn'.- ~.,'...
i .Nl>.'ar"d 20. Zee. ia"'.a- NJ Murphy
Wa- ~. ,a''l. go r'''iui20" " 49, pvu
~ uurd .l' tnUUi,H' 49, "a. b." has
-.'rd uml. &c Log .iu''Ir'i '''lI ..."I,i..
N"Irttn,.' 'h"'.. Is .rs great n'rt,Iv
I.u"u'i ON" ~trIfa'" uu 80" ruri Z 't.-
F''"ri~ 81 dwar'i VI Sr-uar! NrIInn
.'u'"'" "a ana bHIr'l ! tnuulIu ''.'y
nan - u'utiuu,'i tor .ts ~,'i.u'ri- lItt az.
'r"S'. rf 81 r'hIr ,.ru ~aur'nur - 'Irn,
"ui " .Iu,m R'lliri iI"yt nj ErNrl" u.
i'.,v. 'N ul".i ~ t'.'S Di-'rl". Nr""i.'.
m - .'!Ird'~ !.L>' administration "
n"o"rnh-'" prog .'.-N~ ''nrr p.'r""ra'.
NAV /" IYr t..N,-t n inr me- n.h"r
puru,,.,. than =, l.' - ." Auuwu II all
'r.n hat tn I"u' ..rn'. IT N" STATE.
- ~ urs fn.,. ..nt' u' "a n a Ne.
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ROY RISkS LIFE TO M FREE.
wrigxiss From Wards island I nsirr Gar.
less BOat and Departs Caught

Police Sergeant Koran cruising rIp ,he
East River In a polio. launch yest"rda y
evening about o'clock saw through the
murk dim object bobbing up and down
in IN" rough water o q the Long Island
sid" Of Wards Island A nearer view
showed him very WEI Oov hanging 10
The side OF half -wamped rowooac
Their. were no oars in IN. boat and III.
voyager was padding desperately with "a
r'idd.r blade
TO Horans hall tn. boy answered ,hi,
h. Was taking the rowboat 20 IN. River
crest Sanaari,im in Astoria and had lost
his oars Koran. bsthinkl ing himself OF
a general alarm that was sent out yes
tsrday morning for boy who had
escaped from she Manhattan state Hospi-
tai on Ward. Island ran his launch along
side the rowooat. took 'hs hoy aboard The
launch and lowed the rowDoar to- The.
police station Of harbor squad b az tn
foot OF East 10th street
The boy insisted thai h. was not the
one that the police were looking for.
As he was telling his story two attendants
from the hospital walked IN and Crested
him as Benjamin sam. They said that
he had got away from the asylum IN the.
morning Presently benjamin sans
mother came from ner home AZ 10 Nes'
iisfh street and identified her -on
The boy had shipped away while ont e1
crossing with tn. res Of ~" patients
Near the water a rOwbOat was lying
turned up and under this Benjamin
crawled n. lay still until every one.
else had gon. INTO the asylum ana then
wriggled vai"rwarti. moving the ruwboai
at Ne. same time. lie worked so covertly
THAT no one noticed thar the boat was
inching along toward the water
This tOTruIA" process went on all the
long hungry day from IL - clock IN tine.
morning 'n'Il It grew dark that TIN.
most k-.n-.y.d keeosr could uos have
seen Il row boat march appi rently by Itself
down to the beach ana -hp quietly INTO
th. water
This. boy found thar lie rad no oars, bur
even then h.. was not discouraged III.
unshipped the rrIdd-r and started on 'he
weari.orne task Of padding around 10 the
Manhattan side of the island ana irceUoiu-
Swells from Steamers gong upstream
nearly swamped hIm and once h. -kiinn-u
what la. thought was H.. JOY liner Georgia
BEN "a min. who IL 10 years old. was sent
70 m. State Hospital after ne mad done =
burglary IN Brooklyn two months ago, dr.
~ was thought that b. WAS unbalanced
mentally He went back late las' night.
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DIED..

BARFY.-On sunday November . 1870 OF
pneumonia after = brief iln-ss. julia Ksan
Nelson. wife % Major Robert p Barr
Funeral services will he held At her late resi-
hrrcc, near Warrenron. Fsuduier county. Va
on TurSdsv afternoon. November ~
BrRR TN November IS 1910 ~ wiIliam .,oxa
Mass. Charles Henry Burr. In the sai year Of
his age
f,E--aI services In Thompson Memorial Cha pei.
N'lAn.'owr. Wedne sdsy. Novembcf IN az
= ocloc". Tntermen; private.
CASEY -Er.ern- \. casey. aged - years
funeral \, ~THE FuSrR,L CHuEcs al -
Vest 81 - uEASk =. CAMPBELL BLDoI
COREiS on - .Hdal. November -. 1870 iichari
toriis. Ia Ms s5ih ear
Funeral services =. " TurSlsr. November
-. a. his late rcsidrurr l72. Agbemh-l- rpat
i'atbush. y ! English papers please COPY
DWIGHT ON Monday Nov-rubrr - 1910
jonathan Dwight IN mis- 10th year
Funeral services will be held NJ mis- late r-a
dence. - West list - on Wednesday moru.
ine a. 10 "cIocS. In'ermcnt Springfield
has>
LPi-LR Mort n FpIcr aged 81 Funeral srr.
,ic~s At the late residence. ls4I .d AZ, Refer
To indeTtascr TR,SR r. CsNPBRrI.
GFBs Jessie Gehb. aged II years
uHrF1I AZ fIE FUSTHNL CHURCH ,N ~
West nd ST 'rr.xk /. CAnrAELL BLpo
HOPKINS ON November - 1910 at her resa.
dence 'NsrheErl, GI.n cove. l.. :. Mary Nor
I~f Hopkins daughter Of the lats isaac r and
Hannah Aitmorc Hopper widow Of Edv1a
\. Hopkins, In bc- ss,h year.
LYNCH suddenly. a. his residence. rs Haa
i.>t - saturday. November "a. 1910 John
?. Lynch, age! 81 beoNc,! husband OF Nor,
Mary Lynch
Funeral 10 \ " Wednesday November ~
from ~ paul'> church. ii7,h st. between
Lexington ard Park avs. Inernrnt in CsI-
vary Cemetery
MOfNtH on Monday. November - q, her
Rome, l'S clinton Az. Brooklyn. Catherine.
widow ~ Michael Moynaass.
Funeral from Sacred Heart Church Park And
'1crmon' AZ. Wednesday. November -
STEWART SudccnIy. at Richlsnd. n v %
Sunday. James Brrd-n. Only son Of James ..
and trfrns u, stewart. In his .i-h year
HeUhinS will DC brought 10 New YORK for iE.
'cr11~nt Notice " funeral hereafter. CHI.
csro. Pr'shU!x, 81. Louis. Milwaukee ard
Buffalo papers please copy.
TAYLOR Morton Taylor aged "a v.,-s
Funeral a. THE fCStasL CHURCH" 2ti All
.i7 West -3i -. FRsSK T. CAMPBELL. Btpal
WILSON,. SATURDAY.. soy - 1910 a. NJ.
residence. 81 F'f'h ave. New YORK, Ricn-r.
Thornton wilson. In hts s,d wear
Funeral services viii be hv,d az his late
de-c-. 81 Fifh ave on tuesday ~. r-.lc
Nov p. AZ iotO o'ccc..
wooDMAN Suddenly, on Moniay. Nov--rr-.
-. 1910. Lucy NJ Durard. widow -. t,-o-.i
"ooirAn ana daughter Of tao late ass:
y DVrand.
Funeral services will b. ts.d n, tie f~-.d,H
~ her daughter. =Sf West sIst St o. Ia,
day. December !. 80 = " lnterrrr:., ..
convenience Of fa-n.ly.
ZIKFLF on Noyemb-- IS 1890 Na',st- .
Enst- Zi-r" drary LOVED wife q, Job. p ..c'-
Funeral services viii be held a, her !a,- --..
feaer. ~ ~ Eirhola, Az. wedn--dny -',
ring A. CLOG.
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Deaths in this city last week num-
bered I,sA IN. rate vas 10 s5 n .noc
Of population. In the corresponding
week in 1919 there wer. ! .33S deaths and
the rate was Is 80. Three hundred and
two deaths occurred last week among
children under 5 years.
Pulmonary tuberculosis caused 1871
deaths. an increase Of ~. and pneumonia
iss. a decrease 81 Ia Heart disease
caused $50 deaths. ~ more than last wear
and violence a. an increase of o. Diph-
liberia and Group were fatal in % cases
both last week and IN the correspond
ing week Of 600
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city When u was RAINING huIle's ON Ia.
Plaza and a man had been -ho, there
Or schroeder rushed from mis- hoIs-
crossed 10 the Plaza. p,o, Ell the injured
man mp bodlly. whIl" a perfect storm IL
bullets winged around iheIn. and IL.
posted his ChIrg. IN IN" hall of his house
m.n'
DIS fhIa ran and parunnnIrr wcrr
M l"A~ bray" l-ICn responded Ia "alls
sent ham and gl'" 'r-Irru"1t wh"n"v-r
i W., no essay
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Talks o. Teeth
G. GORDON MARTIN
PROOF

/ The strongest proof We have o.:
the superiority of Marnrolar teeth
IS the testimony OF our please
patients.
Read the following letter re-
Gently received from Mr.. Herr
Lesinskv. Secretary ard treasurer
OF the Columbia Typewriter Mtg.
Co.
COLUMBIA TYPEWRITER MFG. co.
Office and Factory.
ila,h ST. Fifth and Lenox AYES.
New York.
q. Gordon Martin. Inc.
$40 Fifth Ave.
New Work City.
GentleEen:-
Having reached the age Of seventy.fve
years, e was not so much my years that
oppressed me a. the trouble I had with
INV teeth. I went to my dentist and the
only comfort | received from him was q
proposition to tnsert bridge or plate or
what not. In order 90 relieve noe.
Accidentally | came across your notice
in TIE New YORK Sun. read The adyer-
tisement several tines ard ] must confess
that felt skepcical ~ to the pro misses you
make. Nevertheless, IN my distress |
thought that I would look you up and in
vestigaie for myself
Ali shis happened some time ago and J
beg leave To state here that in spite Of
NV Akepticism I have come 60 the non-
clusion that you are certainly the most
wonderful dentists known at tho presen.
time. What you did for me IL not OILY
satisfactory. but IL gives me more pleasurs
than can express. You relieved me from
nv Distress and II NV testimonial could
be worded differently and more ably I
would cheerfully make 1t so.
l shall take every opportunity In advis-
ing my friends Of the existence Of vous
Company and of your ability to relievs
distress. doing away with the old TINA
tortures Of the bridge work and the plate.
remain. gentlemen.
Very respectfully yours.
HENRY LESINSEY.
There is no uncertainty about
testimony of this sort. and il
should convince YOU OF the SUPERB
oritv of our work.
We invite YOU TO call at our
office for free consultation and
examination OF your mouth and
let us explain what We can do for
YOU.
II YOU cannot call at once, send
for our book.
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Ii is sent free on request.
The reading of this book has
brought us patients from every
where.
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RtEF STAYS OUr UNDER BaIL.
California Appellate Court Refuses Co
send Him 10 JAIN Pending Appeal

S.N Francisco. Nov % The Appel
late Court to-day declared that Abe
Ru.f. convicted Of bribery. shall enjoy
his liberty under $3.50. 900 bail until she
Supreme Court decides his appeal. The
District Attorney tried To have Ruaf sen,
30 the county Jail on the ground thar
during the abssIic~ 81 Judge LAWYER. rno
tried R,leds Gaze. Judge Capaniss ad-
mit;ed Ruef 20 bail. The Appellate Court
held that Judge LAWYER couldn't upset
what J,Idg. Cabaniss had done. n This
would leave any prisoner prarf Icaily al
IN" mercy Of hostile Judged
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The general strike ~ the GLACIERS I'm ion
on all buildings. which went into effect
three months ago for . union agreement.
wa. settled Yesterday on all the shops and
blIildinRr except on the contracts Of the
Pttsburg Plate Glass Company, against
which forty two GLACIERS are still on
strike The other employers granted
the Demands and 900 GLACIERS will return
90 work to-day.
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trTFwpr rO XIII vENI/ELOs.
Train Carrying Cretzn-S.rrek statesman
Narrowly Escapes Disaster.

Sp,rtII CIo'- DSspG'th - THS ."N
ATHENS. Nov 80 An attempt TO wreck
a train on which Premier Venizelos was
travelling ainos, succeeded to-day
An iron bar WAS laid on tine track on
bridge crossing a rsvine between Tricais
and volo rh. engineer saw the OH
.truction and applied rne brakes IN tim.
II he had not seen the bar and acted
energeticailv probably the tram would
have gor. into the ravin..
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Of ambulance service. voted against the
appointment Of DR.. Potter a week ago
to-day. DIR. Brannan. aaid Mayor GAY
nor had registered his vote against Or
Potter because DR.. Brannan was Of the
mistaken opinion that Mayor Gaynor
wished the appointment To be- made after
competitive eyamiuau ton
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PFRE/ SHOT PINO "a FRRi
Cuban General identifies Fugitive Poiirr
Lieutenant N, PhouSgraph.

Havana Nov - Gen. P,ap Guerra
made a sworn declaration today before
theJudgs invest eating ne recent al @mpt
TO assas-inat. MIN identifying por-
trait Of former Polio. Lieutenant Rafael
Perez as The. man who shot him.
Perez disappeared The dav after the
shooting ard e IL believed he went Ia
Porto Rico
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MADRID r.THOLIC CONGRESS.

!sp,rfai Caoi> D,spafrs 10 I

Special C1ol> DsSpafr7 ~ IND >tH
MADRID. Nov IS 4 sucharlstIc con-
9re~s will be held in this city NJ an early
day The programme has already been
arranged by Mgr. Heyien, Archbishop o!
Namur. Belgium
The honorary pr.-Idents Of the congress
will be Cardinal Agu,rre. Archbishop Of
Toledo. and the Infanta Isabel
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INFORMATION WANTED.

WILLIAM COLIN SHARP formerly n: 80 -.
Rocklea1r Villas. Bristol. England, and last heard
OF AZ - somerset Street Boston. a. y. 4. VII %
or any person having Information Concerning - ,
death or present residence OF this geniiegl ~
kindly communicate at once with Mcasr, Archd =
Forrnnn. Solicitors George Street. Firhmonl
Surrey. England
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spanish ns,lrssd@ Impehrd.
.sp>,,a, Canic D,sps,,h =, rHy SrS

.sp>c'1' C1bio DsBps,'h ~ rms SrN
MADRrD. Nov ~ An the railway
lines in Spain working IN connection
with ths Portuguese railways have heen
affected by the strike 81 the employees
Of the latter. with the exception Of the
lime 10 Cacers@.
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The Wan Street. edition Of THE Evxrrro w.
con tains all ths IMAM anl news and the stock Ana
bond auotsaioos 70 the close Of me market the
dosing quota tsnas. Including tho bid ana asks.I
prices. with additional nsws matter arr non'
tAinsa also N iha night edition Of TR8 ETZ@iNp
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