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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-12-15
PHI I|5:,'.S
CURED TO STAY CURED
Sore, Itching. Bleeding. Pro-
trudfng. Constipation Cured
Without Cuilins

People with small piles should re-
member that large. bad piles were
small ones once. Don't neglect your
piles neglected piles may cause rs
sures, ulcers, fistula, cancer OF the
rectum: small piles are easier to cure
than large ones. Get cured now cheap.
ly.
do you notice bleeding?"
rs there itching?'
do the piles protrude?'
rs there feeling OF fulness in the
rectum 2"
Especially after passsge?"
Have you frequent backaches?"
Are you nervous. irritable?"
Mark an X after the symptoms yon
have and mail to me. or call for exami.
nation. My treatment brings immedi-
ate relief and a speedy cure, without
pain. discomfort or laying up Consul.
tation ad examination is free and con-
.ffdential.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-12-15
BIDW ELL.

Mr.. and Mrs. David Grooms of Chill
tlicothe, visited Sunday at the Harvey
tGrooms home
Mr.. and Mrs. William Smith of near
|Munterville visited Sunday at the
Twill Grooms home.
| Mrs. Jas. r. Knox Of High Point
listed Thursday at the home Of her
pther Mrs. Margaret Dixson.
Mrs Andrew Johnson of Munter-
kale visited relatives here Friday.
EkMr. and Mrs. Jas. Johnston visited
Mar Chillicothe Wednesday at the
10. Johnston home.
Ir and Mrs. Rolla Lewis visited on
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-12-15

welfare Of his family. Funeral services
were conducted from the Pleasant
Ridge church Wednesday Dec. 7th at
10 a. m. S. Isaac Elder, pastor of the
Davis Street Christian church officiat-
ed. 1nter.eent In the Pleasant Ridge
cemetery Contributed.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-12-15
STANDARD BEARERS
TO GIVE BAZAAR.

The Standard Bearers Of the, Will
lard Street Methodist Episcopal church
will conduct a bazaar Friday, Deem
Der 16 at the store of Miss Laura
Smith on Church street. Fancy work,
aprons and other articles will be dis
nOSed Of
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-12-15
OFFICIALS IN oTTuMWA.
Party OF Rock Island Railroad Mer
Spent Last Night in the

Coming in from Keokuk in special
car No. 1909 on No. All last evening
Superintendent c. l.. Brown, Train
master V. H. Hagelbarger, Master Car
penter F. D. Whaley, OF Des Moines and
Roadmaster Doolin. of Oskaloosa spent
last night in Ottumwa and left today
for Des Moines about 80. A tour Of
inspection brought the officials to Of
tumwa at this time.
Railroad Notes.
G. f. Mowrey, H. Lynch, c. Mitchell
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-12-15
MRS. g. e. DAVIDSON
TO ACT AS HOSTESS

The Woman's Home Missionary
society of the Willard Street Meth
odist church will meet with Mrs. G. E.
Davidson, 10 North Willard street on
Friday afternoon. All member are
urged to be present.
Mrs. j. v. Parry OF Downey, Mo-,
has gone to Centerville after visiting
with Mrs. F. M Rodgers, Ill South
Ward street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27
LOSES NIT OVER SKIRTS.
curt &C Appeals Jpsrts Henrt-ttA Iee's
Verdict sG sa.a93.

ALBANY. April - The Court Of Appeals
rendered decision to-day reversing a
iIry'- verdict - s. ~. upheld by the
Appellate Division. First Department. in
th- acton 10 Hsnrietta lee. an actress.
agaiEs' Hurtig and S..amon. and ordered
a new trial Miss -. il in the theatrical
uH-ins-sS with her husband. Charis- r.
Morrison. she sll-x.-d that HurtiR vio-
Latest hi- contract with her by demanding
mat she discard her sklrtS and appear IN a
military sketch
Judge Werner wrote the prevailing
opinion in the case Judge Edward r
Bartlett ia dl-s..nting opinion held that
IA" judgment should 10 affirmed
III j. quite apparent wrote Judge
Pa l-tt. that the sketch submitted Ia
Miss i.-' was Int.ndei 20 bring about 4
breach - contract. Hurtig had alr.~ady
learned from Miss I.s.- that she VAS I'm
Wiling - Appear IN public even when the
skirt came only 20 the sness ami he had
a~-@ntef ~ a modified costume wh~r~ the
skirt cours- 20 the bDDt tops. Without
any further negotiations b. sent her a
sketch which -ns te-crifsAi So an Insult a
sketch that vas without a Skin -prar-
ticaliy costume entirely In tights and
one which she as a mods-i woman was tIn-
willing "a wear IN public performances
-Hurtig was well aware that she would
not accept the costume and would surely
consider the sending % u 20 her as an in
afttt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27
FATORS NNDtY BtSEBILL.


ALRANT. April - After one 81 tho
WaTme-t debates held IA the I.-gislatur.
thl- ss.-sion the Assembly bv a vote ~
- - ~ TODAY PASSED Azs-ublyman
Mo1irAth bin amending the penal Las
To permit SUNDAY amateur baseball lp>-
tS--n the hours 20 , NJ and q =. NJ out
-id~ - 2U feet of church and without
~NaCtIng an adnI-sio fsss
Speaker Nadsworth made q fOrceful
argument ia favor % the bill As~-mbiy
man P-rk ns Rep. Broom-i first -, To-
tack ~ tn bill and declared tt WAs a IA
grant attempt to cOfntncrCtali1e amt
-s-,7IlarIzs tho sabbath lie reAd l.tt.rs
from Catholic and Protestant Bi-h OPS
and from cs"rgynen Of all dsnOsninat ions
urging the Legislature Ia vote down the
proposition
lie insisted the phrasS- prob shifting the
eXaCting 81 an AdtnIssiOn fee as cT1.Islv
dTaWn 70 permit eventually gate re~etpts
Bishop Cotton % Buffalo wrot. that a.
The guardian % 80 usD atholIts he pro.
t'.st'-i against The Ias-aEe ~ tho bill.
SPEAKER MadsNOTth insisted that IL
vas Tar better Ia I~fmtt Young men 10
play sunday baseball than Ia loaf and
drink beer all day He said VA the long
rim he thought the young man who
PLAYED SUNDAY baseball vas nine times
out ~ ten the best christ ian and The IN ost
useful anu most healthnIl citizen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27
ORgECT TO WoHENS C0rRY.
city Magistrates AI~s Prefer Pesleemea
10 Civilians ~ CSurt omeera

ALsANT. April ~ There are son
features ~ the hill carrying cut the r~corn-
menda,ions - the Page commission
which investigated COURTS ~ inferior i,Iris-
dict ION that the Magistrates of New Yors
don't want The senate Cities COMMITTEE
heard Ma gi-t rates RrA~n. Cornell ard
Butts ~ Manhattan. Hvian of Brook lvn
and several others AZ a hearing to-day
They object especially to the PROV is,rn
whirh woult substitute civilians for ~.
present police probation ofirers ana police
attendants. Ih~y al-o object - night
court for women and want the night
courts - convene at . p " instead %
= the hour r@corn unenhad nv the cs~rn-
mission. Mrs Gabriel 3 Mulltner. repre-
seni ing the Federation % Women q CfIhs
appeared IN the interest Of the women Q
court
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27
THET SAY THEY'RE HONEST.
RSehester OmelAIs So Hughes About
kieetisa Fraud ChnrGes.
at S4sh Stress

ALRANI. April 7s-District Attorney
Nidener and Assistant District Attorne,
Bechtold % Monroe county appeared
before Gov Hughes to-day 20 max . rubli,
answer In the charges against the admin
i-tratiou % the District Attorneys ofic.
made before the Governor Yesterday By
former Deputy Attorney General Geor r.
p. Decker and Nelson r. spencer. r~pr..
-~nting the Rochester branch Of the
AssociatEhn To Prevent Corrupt Practice.
az Election. Ia was asked that the Gov
ernor should appoint a special deputy
Attorney General 20 take charge 81 the
prosecution % violations % the election
Law which occurred last Tuesday on tho
occasion % the special Congressional
eieCtion
District Attorney Widener and rs
assistant declared % the Goveynnr
that they resented insinua tons AGAINST
their conduct e the Affairs 81 their
ofiice. and an reply "a the charges
e PAST neglect IN elaction case-
presented = mass ~ court records AID
had been cited against thern They also
made oral pleas for chance 20 prov.
their honesty IN the presene situation
MIR. Bechtold declared that the whole
thing was a dodge Formulated u help Mr.
Decker IN q campaign % BE- made this fail
40 the Democratic nominee for District
Attorney. Gov. Hughes promised %
give the matter careful consideration
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27
No VAN STREET INOUIRY.
TSoHbs BIu Ter stSek EMrhaage lnvrs.
tI9atssa o. kHIed N q sWmItise.

ALBANY. April ~. The Assembly to-day
iecisively put out 81 business Assembly
man TOOmt~'s proposition 10 have .
legislative Investigation of the New York
and other stock exchange by refusing
To discharge the Ways and Means Com
mitts~ from further consideration II
Mr. TOombs's resolution for that purpose
The motion 20 discharge the committee
vas defeated 10y a vote Of ~ for To a
against
Majority Leader Merritt insisted tina,
the Ways and Means Committee had given
Mr. TOomts ample opportunity To produce
reasons why the committee should take
favorable action on the resolution and ~
long ~ the committee had refused thus
far Ia report the measure he did not be-
lieve the cOmnittee's action should ~
overriddsn. Mr. Merritt said II there was
q public sentiment In support q any such
investigation u could have been made
apparent a. the hearings given on the
resolution. There was no such sssnfiu,enf
exprsased. insisted Mr. Merritt. and there
was no desire on the pAr1 of the c0mmittee
20 report the resolution fsyorably.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27
INCOWE ron rHE CATHEDRtL
sss.OOo q Year 20 carp on services On
NsrninBssne HelKhta

Fifty-five thousand dollars q wear
now assured for the maintenance. 81
public worship IN the Cafh~Siral OF ~
John the Divine after the choir and cruss-
tng shall have he~n Op-n~d At the NEST
inE % the cathestral trustees yesterday
afternoon BISHOP Greer Reported the
-.-ruring Of plesiges amounting 20 81. Cs0
for q period % five years This - in adj
DIT ION - sn endowment income which
amounts 70 about a. much more a
year An idea was entertained aome
time ago that 81 OsN OtD additional IN.
dOwm~nt might he raiss-i. but that plan
was gwen up
Two new chapels are nov certain
One % fhes~ already decided upon and
reported. will 10 IN memory - BISHOP
Potter. but u Vas said yesterday that
~ would - unlike tho~e already built
IA that 70 will rim east and wet instead
81 north and south. " n the gift % tho
-econd Mrs Potter who's childrrn carry
ou' a Ssh she did no, live long enough
To do
TN the corresponding Nd On the north
q chap~l will - er~-tsd IN memory ~
the late DIR Huntington Of Grace church
some money has already been secured
for this chapel hut information Of the
present amount ~ withheld The coaf
~ the chap@ls already built has l@~n
about sion OO save the Belmout which
was the first one 20 10 erected and cust
more
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27
SAIGON kEEPER WINS.
Three separate Pol,ee Cs@plaia,s ~
Aside NJ MAGISTRATE.

william fuar. a saloon keeper at ~
Grand street. williamsburg. vas re-
ported three tim.s for alleged violation
81 the liquor tar Ian by three different
policemen of the stage street police
station a N~ek ago last sunday Each
complaint alleged that Fuhr had failed
To leave an unObstructed view 81 his bar
When the cases reached the Manhattan
avenue polics court on warrants Fuhr
d~clarv'i that Il he got the opportunity
he would r-fute the evidence Of the police
men. The cases we're adjourned until
Yesterday.
Nhen Magistrate DOoley called each
separately the three policemen, Schm Vi
kispert and O'Ma lev testified that ths.
bars we're not properly exposed
tuhr bVought forward thre- witneaa@@
The first vas ex Firs omm isslon@r John
Ennis % Brook lyn. who has a large shoe
that on the SUNDAY when Fuhr vas re-
ported three times by the police he had
occas'oO tO pass the saloon several times
On his wsy To the factory and being
curious To know IN view 81 the excise
agitation hos saloon KEEPERS in general
we're adh-ring Tn the law he made IL
ht- business To p~~p into many saloons.
among them Fuhrs and he found the
latter = bar prop~rlv -Npossh.
fuhr too other witnesses corroboFatsd
Ennis. aud the Magistrate without Any
comment di.ln issed the thr,.e cas~~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27
cOUNCILWaN OVLT BHwT.
coaey Admits PItt-barE Csilea Eues Dsd
90 They Pleased with Bls Nstrs

- ivy Phraseu WNu ests oNeN-
PTrrsscRS. ApriI9s Maurice = CoTev
former Councilman. ~ trial for r,arrtci.
pAtine IN the graft told the Court to-day
that he was like a Nv in a can q butter
milk down a. Council
CoHey confessed that he wa wholly
Ignorant ~ proc~edlnZs IN Councils lie
eaid he sarn~d 81 10 a dav 40 a tender On
the Seventeenth street. incline and he only
attended Councils when he could get ~
which vas one night IN two w-.k- ~.
said:
Why. thoae fellows would make me
vote any wav they wan's-d ma 10 a nd Nhs-n
] did nor vote their wav they rla rk..ri me
down a. ha wing voted that Wav anvhBW 10
He Wa asked why ~ nat voted t.
vacAts SOUTH Seventh street Ne r.-plis-i
Jake S0Tsl got up and sad that ~
giving the Bysrs Company the street y
would give employment . S0 ~ S8
man-
Asksd why he voted fpr tho h,,nk or
dinances he said
All hanks look alike 20 me I Thought
Mayor Guthrie fay Ored th.. hanks There
vas q Clique - them that ran things
When they needed n vote. they took mtne
II you will look through the T,-r sr,i- YOU
viii md cnntradictsd a vote or tWu. Int
n did no good
COhey Said he did not know Whathsr h.
was n member ~ any committee aud Ia.
DID not know that Mayo Guthris had
vetoed the Sputn seventh s'rs...f and tn.
hank ordinances lie - Oh. -g..i with
having rac~ivesi SI5D fpr his vote. IN tho
hank ordinances and Ssi 10 for hIs vot.
on the South Seventh street ordi nanc.
ff0rn Capt X lean
Armed qua r,is watched about the court
room and streets all day 90 ward N jury
nxsrs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27
TROLLEY BANDIT KfELED
Negroes Painted Waite CaDeared AGteg
Pe1Fth HoIsiap N New Orleans.

nj Kht a Peters avenue car was held up
10y highwaymen IN the upper part Of che
CITY aud the conductor and passsnRsru
were comp~lled 60 give up their money
that bang the third street car hold 40
IN three weeks
The highwaymen tried Il again early
this morning and got considerable booty,
One hiRhwayman. Alfred Smith. alias
Henry Williams. vas moFtally shot and
died a. a., Charity Hospital after q full
confession Tbs other. Ollie Smith. vas
oaptcred.
their faces 20 look Ike white men
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27
TRADE ~ GERWANY BETTER
maslne.s Csnditisas improved. says ~
Ettilngev. Glove leather Waker.

DR.. Friedrich Ettlinger. a glove leather
manufacture ~ Dirlach. near Karls-
rahe. Germany. who arrived yesterday
90 ths Belmont from Europe. says that
business generally in Germany 10 picking
no.
'Just before I left the other sid. spent
soms time IN Berlin looking into general
conditions said DR. EttlInReT yesterday
&C the Belmont. 4 found that the great
electrical works in Berlin are az busy
nov a. they have ever been and the me
n true II electrical works all over Ger
many. In the chemical industry busin.---
n very good
In the chief industries - the country
coal and iron. business ~ not vet in rh..
shape that 10 was three year, ago. though
there ~ continual Improvement Trade
IN the ahop@ has greatly improved. and
what ] regard a. q INST hopeful sign over
thsrs " the condition ~ the iEanks which
have had mo II the b-st years ever
Trade with the UnItsd States il in
creaaing all the time I should sav
roughly. Judging from the consular re-
ports. that la-, yeaT " was ~ Der cent
greater than the year tafor~ Our b,l-,-
ness has not Experienced any change
since the new American tarif went into
effect. In fact the duty On glove l..ath.y
"a the same under the new tarif a. the
Cd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27

hold up the oomnission until Gov. HaGh~a
10 saady 70 r-hnquish hia STATE ndaes.
No delay IN o,nArrnNsion IN the S~nAs~
a ~Hp~~tst The nomination will -
probably r~pprt.-d by th- CYnmitt-s or
the I,i,icia-v newt MrndAy and pe',snp'iy
coufirm-t THIS arttpn Stll isavs ths
Gavsrnpr FRI. - Ar~~Bi hrs Cpfnfnts-, Bn
AZ hrs rSn pi.s-ur-
Iysad~-- ~ the Hoir.~ saii TO-DAY that
there "a no Likelihood that th~ -alary -
an A@-orfa'- Justice of tha Supreme
Court viii 30 ~Ls--t n th'. pr.-.-nt -.-~-,on
from az sn 20 81 ." An sn~r-a-- has
h~~n proposed n the Hou~- Tor good
many YEAR, uur Gov Hughes friends
hero Doubt 4 m making hts i~,-ison he
PLACED any reliance On th- Prol'ahtiity
al az adyann-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27
VAN 'O\GRITILITE HTGHES.
Nl~e-PrrStsirnt sherman and GsS,erUSr.
% stats ~-asi kilograms.

ALRANY. NpriI ~ kilograms - con
~v.t,,la,.,r ba,. neon p,rripy an ,ip,n
Gov Huxh.- an dav In answer t. r. 70
auests ~ rotary RnI..rt ~ Fuller IT,
nixht cav, the following from ths. hiR
ntaof r,.--. -. f,r n,ibl,ratton
Et"" IMAM
I ~ongrafIIa's ne sac upon E"rr
choee a. ~ -'' -n.h or ,'''''''n - ne
49, ,n,, ,,.. election ,,d a.. ,,.o,,l..
- a.. ,,,,,,,r ,,,o, vo,,r a,,.D,.n,. I
ccnsr.r,i.,s y,u ut.op ~. pr.fsrr.,,
which 20 the sraolarlg aud thoughtful
lawyer must ~ most pleasing
O., 49,, -, t,,4,.
-, =, d. "A .-... -
...-a- :, -. ,,,.,.,..i ,...,.
-. ---.,..,, =, 80 =,
$1,000 20 the prs-.r,a,i,n Of he r,xhr !.
~ ~. rso,l. / .onxr.,ul.ts roY .nt
.r.r- f,iy rnint.t Amsrtr.n IN y,ur n,.-
e.--,.,,
Wv "@'"'' "
Michigan p~ops pleas ! A. your appoint
msns a. 'u-'"~ ~ inc supreme ohFt.
Aeospt r'h'~'~ ahh near . on s's ''L~''"h-
Gov. Fort ~ New Jersey
Ths people. the bench and the har o. N.
r~psyhlic ar. 20 ne ronEratuIafst upon q. ~
appolntment % the supreme court oT me
nAtton
Cav Dranar ~ Na.aachnss,t.
-,.., =
,oI nave "'~p,ei
n0Ce'n"' ~" u-""
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27
FLYING ~ iSON BEGINS WONDtT
AeronautieuI SOr'ety Ia Op~n Sta VInraIA
AerosirsWe on That Date.

II plans II thu A-ronauticl! Society
do nos mi-carry th" fvIng machine -.,ason
will op~n next MONDAY ~ MineoIa when
ia new aerntrom" will b. finished and
ready for the r,-" - the members EiRht
ar ten inventors are eager - try out the,r
mechanical birda
Miss /. :, lodi IL tn" first to reserve
a stall IN the new aero house and will
have her machine shipped out for the
opening day. The aerodrome 10 80 Ivy
a fest and N the laTge~t m this country
One acre OF ground has been leased, with
tho privilege 81 Tying over the entire
Wampn1nad Plaina
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27
Raeetrack RnIs PrsEresalns.

ArBANT. April 3s.-With he proviso
that they would b~ discussed on the order
1t final passage the Senate advanced
today 20 third reading without discus
ston senator Agnews three hills designed
to permit oral letting while prohibiting
bookmaking and A-semhlyman Perki NJ =
bil. which mAk.-- the officers Of a race
track responsible Il gambling - permitted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27
CBARTER BILL REPORTED.
Goes ts the AssembiS WnhSme Change
Dcspitr DemO~VHts' Protest.

ALBANT April ~ The Assembly Cities
committee reported fSvorally tonight
the Hammond Legislative Commis~ion's
New York charter hill IN complete form
The three Democratic members ~ the
committee objected 20 the manner IN
which various chapters - the charter are
10 take effect MANY provisions % i'm
t,Ortance 10 not Jerome eHectiVe until
1919 The main features of the charter
b.-come operative on January 1. 1911
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27
TELEGRAPHEFS DAY 3 nor RS.
NorthSup Law Declared Csa.,uutIsaaI
EPss. Leses Its FIGHT

ALBANY. April y. She Court q Appeals
to-day declared constitutio nal the North
rip Law. passed two year. ago. limiting
hours Of employment % railroad tsleG-
1phers and certain other employees haV :
ing 20 do With the movement 81 trnIns
70 eight hOTrs in any twenty -four hour
period The opinion 10 in the cass %
the People w.. the Erie Railroad Company
and the opinion % the court n by Judge
Hiscock
The case involved an alleged conflict
hs-twsen a state and n Fsderai statute
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27
R,n Tor Le,ca~orth SInaE. s.snsa.

ALnASY. April ee.-Gov. Hughes signed
to-day the bill ~ Assemblyman Merritt
appropriating sI7S.OoO for the hexinninR
% construction OF i.etchworth Village
the new State institution At Thiells for
the care % eptleptics and IDIOTS. sE5 an
81 the appropriation to ~ avaiia bic i'm
metiately and the remainder on October
next.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27

Nincenyo Costello. y years old. who
keeps a saloon ~ 22i Union avenue.
Williamsburg. AMI Antoine,ta Noro-a
~ years OIL ~ ~ North Eighth street
d,aappsaret together On FRIDAY last
Mrs Ida NotOTa. mother ~ the girl. told
Capt DOolDv 0f the PeifOrt Avenue
precinct thar her daughter took stOn
81 her money when she left YESTERDAY
the couple appeared ~ the Borough Hall
20 get a marriage license and " ere nahh@d
ostello - lock ~ on q charge % Ahduc-
charge.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27

ALHANT April "a Senator Henry "
Hill chairman ~ the senate Fine nce Com
mittee. told state COmmissIOn@r OF Labor
John Williams to-day that the Federal
Government ought 90 do something for
the immigrant that " was not up t. the.
state % New York 20 assume the whole
responsibility Tor looking after the IN
coming Foreigners. Commissioner Will
tams appeared lEfOre tho COMMITTEES so
urge favorable action on tho biil TO create
a department - industry and immigra-
ton az Albany The bill carries an an
propTiatiOu ~ StO pD
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27

S sSsSE I $50 SAEss ~ salS:eR g &C. :
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27
Gov. Marshall Il Indiana

I have NJ doubt You III bring 20 the
discharge ~ vour judicial duties that
keen perception ~ truth ami Justice 80
necessary 20 the preservation ~ he rtxhr-
81 The People ! Congratulate Won and
ever fair mtni~d American m Nour pre-
feruaPrf
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-12-09
MUMMY THAT OF ROYAL COOK
Importation That Has Interested
Psychologists Evidently Was
Wrongly Labeled.

It develops that the mummy, the
importation of which has aroused pub
lie interest, is not that of Rameses H.,
but of his cook.
The discovery need not occasion dis.
appointment Cook or conqueror, they
are now alike, and, indeed, the destc-
Gated remains of the chef Of tho
monarch who from all accounts WIS
the Louis XIV. of egypt are in mary
respects a more valuable antiquarian
possession than the mummified body
Of Pharaoh. Antiquity has hequeatho1
us surplus of memorials of kinsE,
but only too few Of cooks We could
we'll spare bust of Caesar or ex
change any amount of dry-asduAt
chronology for an effigy of Lucullus
cook or Of that Vatel of his day fol-
whose supplies Apicius found 100000
too little.
The interest of the modern world
in history is concerned less with this
great conquerors than with the lessor
lights, the artists and craftsmen who
planned aqueducts and built cathed.
rails, even those who were charged
with the preparation of Caesars cut.
lets. The world is tired of kings, bnt
what would it not give for cuneiforr
tile containing the menu OF Belsha5'
zar's feast? Meantime a cook of tko
Rameses dynasty Is something.