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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-01

George A. Post OF New York, president
OF the Railroad Business association, tes-
titled before the Interstate Commerce com
mission today that the main purpose Of his
organization was to promote friendly re-
lations between the railroads and the pub
lie
I'VE have learned in the last two or
three years" he said that conservative
talk Is better than wtrlolos. We are or
ganized good humor. not organize gloom. %
The association was organized I'm 1905 and
the witness felt it had accomplished much
IN this direction Mr.. Post said the pur-
ohases OF the railroads had d.mlnlghed very
markedly in the last four or five months
The official reports OF the roads 10 the
commission" interviewed Commissioner
Prouty, indicates that the increases in
maintenance Of way ana equipment are
greater than m the methods Of conducting
transportation. How do you then account
Tor your statement that your business has
been falling OFF,"
"The falling off dates back to the first
OF June" replied Mr. Post.
No development work Suspended.
DO you know OF an instance where the
railroads have suspended any work OF de-
NelOpment already begun?' persisted Mr.,
Plouty.
Not at this moment" replied the Wit
ness.
you believe" asked Mr. Prouty "tha;
n the comm sslon would allow an increas
Il would stimulate other lines OF buaines
20 az to justify the railroads IN develop
ing their own aystems?"
What the reads DO IN their swn bust
Mas 1 donsf know" rsulfed the wltuesr
When the roads receive such increased
revenues and get IN the frame Of mind that
ouid naturally follow. there would be an
enlargement OF prosperity. a giving Of EN-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-01
THORNE OPPOSES
RATE INCREASES

lcontInued dom FIrst Zoo
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-01
A Fire Back
Guaranteed
For Five Years

IF YOU burn coal, the Fire
Back Eef ths. harter Oak
Stove or Range you buy is
guaranteed for FIVE years. Ifyou
burn wood it is guaranteed for
twenty years. 1t will more than
likely last for double that time,
but we insure it's life to prove
the integrity of the stove you
put your money in.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-01
-Inrnl Hrcnrl.

OFFICE or The WEATHER BUREAU.
OMAHA, Nov. 90-~Ofnclal record OF tenn
perature and precipitation compared with
tie corresponding perioo Qf the last three
years. 1910 1909. 1908 1907.
Highest today ........-.. "a 48 40 -
Lowest today ....+..t... 20 AZ ~ p
Mean temperature ....... q 60 IS
Precipitation ,,.,.......... 60 .W 90
Temperature ana precipitation departures
from the normal al Omaha since March /,
and compared with the last two years:
\ ci nal temperaturn..... .................... y
Deficiency for the day ................,.... s
Total excess since March l................ 81
- lr4ia4 brcCip4tas, Qii..,......-..... ~ inch
Deficiency Tor me day.....s-....s. ,O1 inch
Total rainfall since March l......l3.S 50 inches
Deficiency since March l......,.ll.E inches
Excess for cor, period, BON 3.n inches
Deficiency for cor. period, 1905. 1898 inches
Remorfe frn1is afnrfnua Al A.. n.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-01

AND FURNACES 81
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-01

containing the principal cities is:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-11

BREvooRT On May 70. a. bis home. Us -
Nicholas av. Edward Rsnwtck Breyoort
husband OF Mary L. Butler, n bis san yea
Funeral service THURSDAY 81 i10 p. ~ a. Hoy
Trinity Church. lad %. ana Lenox Az
BUcKELHoFF.-on Nay =. 1910. Anna Buckle
hon. Arrangements by FRANE CsaRsHLL
IHH FUNERAL CHURcE,- lu West I'd -
CoLLiNs-At Marssilies. France. On Aprtl g.
KAtharine knight Collins. daughter Of lns
lat George and Anna TAft colllns Of Nss
port. R.
inierment services ~ swan Point cemstr
Providence. r. l.. on Friday. May a. a. )
o'clock.
CURE Suddenly. % Msy .. 1910. Charles Cure
10 his ssh year.
Funeral services a. Ms late residence . Ws'i
atlh a.. New York. on ThuFnday Nay 2
athaR past 10. RELATIVES and friendi 1s-
bersofFaFragut Post. q. A. r.. PAiessoa. 81.
Military Order Loyal JsKion. Hawkins Zsl
ayes Association. Roanoke Ats0ciAisi =
cisy o. the Army Of The Potomac. are h.
Wed 10 attend. interment cedar hTt
cemetery. Paterson n. J.. a. hair ras
kindly omit aowsr
huTAHy OnDER o. ruN LoTAL LE1Ioy o.
ran JNuED STArHs-co NnANpHHI ~ ~
SIATE % NEW YoMu -Companious az o.
Charles Cusis
Funeral aervices VIII he held ~ ts H's '''
denee. West eith -. ~ ioS0 oeiora lta'
day. Nay ". Companiout are fequ-s,-i 20
aiend. ~ orueF o. me Commandsf
A. Nou. nLAEEnAN. necort-
MOODY. Ca May .. 1910. Jas-ph Noodr
services 81 -rHE FuyHRaL CKuEcH -iI We"
"a g. FEASE , CANFHEiL NJ Dd ln's
uent boston. Mass
PAREER-Entcred into rusi IN MAY isH' 81
his residsnoo 10 this civ. Iosspr p'r-'.
go % me late Joseph and Caroline Paf''.
Of New Haven. Conn.. aged ~
Prayers ~ Grace Church chantry. Rr'aa'N
and ION a.. Thursday. May q. a. ~ N'
Services a. chapel a. Grove Street Crmeie0
New Haven. ~ 4 y. n. THURSDAY
SPENCER On May .. 1910. Erc Ordon 'nsfre',
services a. Tbs FUxEEAL CHUnrH, 20 NN.
"a - HHASK 2. CAnFsEtL BLDG. Tive
later
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-11
sEPARArE DErECrrE FORcE.
Mayer AloVIAG Ter ths Employment %
Alea wa Deaf Iool Lnss Policemen.


Alsa Whs Deaf Iook LHks Policemen.
One Of the reforms that Mayor Gaynor
has In view for tho reorganization OF tho
Police Department 10 the separation Of
the detective bureau from the uniformed
force. The plan that the Mayor Is con-
tsmplAting. u was stated. IL the
building up OF q detective bureau In which
men Of talent for detective work may be
employed without first having to go
through the preliminary grade Of patrol
work and Il will DO possible 20 60 outside
Of the force for detectives.
II 10 understood that IL was for the
purpose Of taking over this plan with
Chief Flynn Of the United States Secret
Service that tho Mayor asked him TO call
last week. and from what can be ascer-
tanned Mr.. Flynn agreed with the sug-
gostions Of the Mayor. Mr. GaynOr has
also had several talks with Julius NJ
Mayer. counsel TO the Charter Revision
Commission. and Il 10 likely that the Iegis-
lature will be asked TO provide In the
new Charter for the new detective force.
Mr.. GaynOr is Of the opinion that the
met hOds % the men In the Federal secret
service aFe superior TO those OF the police
detective service. He sees no reason
WHY a detective should be required 20
measure up 60 the physical standard Of
tho patrolman. He says that be can
spot New York detective a block away
because Of his policeman's bearing
Many Of the secret service men. on the
other hand. are small and frail and have
physical defects. don't look like de,ee-
lives and can 20 anywhere without being
suspected Men OF this type are the
-singed cats he referred to in HE letter
on Monday to Civil Service Commissioner
MCGUIRE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-11
10 EVANGELIzE nav YORK.
ClerIeal Conference says the City o. =
Fteld fOF Mission w0rk.

4 campaign 70 evangeiSs New York
Immediately was outlined az q meeting
Of Protestant ministers Yesterday. FIfty
attended the nesting. which was the
third clerical conference to be held
esfa blishsd by the Federation Of Churches
The speakers. OF whom there twelve
or nfieen. agreed that there "a no great
future for Professionalism Ia New York
unless IL gets together One man declared
Professionalism a failure and said II must
b changed 20 meet city conditions.
The Rev. DR.. D Mason North. who Dr.
sided. relieved that Protestant churches
can ie made over 81 that they can do
Il be work required lie referred 10 method
not 20 dOct rine u was decided 10 enter
upon a campaign, all Proiestants joining
10 call IN others Of The On Protest ant
clergy. and 10 enter heartily into the
outdoor campaign this summer taking
up other plans next fall.
Prof brown Il Union Seminary said
tbs Home Board Of the Presbyterian
Church - just beginning a campaign
IN this city in which much money and
many men will be employed within the
next few years The Rev " r. Bentley.
a former actor. declared the people 10
be gospel soaked Ths people he meant
are those who come to ihe churches.
He advocated sending them out 10 work.
not talking 20 them. and said the en-
phasis must lie put on go not on -cOme
M. Bentley. who IL rector Of an EpiscO.
pal Church In Brooklyn. mas induoednesrly
twenty young actors TO quit the stage aud
become Episcopal ministers. He main
tains what H. almost n theological sem.
mary
The Rev Dr. W Bayard Craig, a Dis
ciples Of Christ Minister who lately came
from the West. said he found his people
They lacked warmth and faith.
Out West people take hold better
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-11

ATLANTIC CITY May 70 The Daugh-
bers ~ the American Revolution began
their annual convention here to-day
Mrs Adaline Frances Fi'z the president.
general, was named by the nominating
committee for reelection The other
Nominations are Nice-prrsiients- general.
Mrs Cora Rogers BlaksIv - Naw York
Mrs Mary n Bancroft - Colorado.
Mrs Ella W Byrd Of Maryland and Mr.
Mary Sned,ksT Ward Of View Jersey. re-
eording secretary general Mrs Florence
Scott Henry n New NurS. oorrespOnd-
ing secretary general. Mrs. Nellie starr
Crump, treasurer general Mrs Helen =
Wakeman Of New YORK.. regis -lr general.
Mias A Todd ~ MassaChuFat's historian.
general, Mrs louise I. Kent ~ peunzyl-
VAnia. librarian-gen@ral Mrs Susan A.
Viles u Massachusetts
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-11
c GYPSY QUEEN IRRESrED.
WOmans society Thinks shes Ghina.
towns PrOcureSs Uf White CHRIS.

WOman's sOciey Thinks shes Ghina.
tOWns PrOcuress SI White CHRIS.
Through the activities Of the Woman 5
Society for tho Prevention OF Crime. Of
which Miss Elizabeth Moss daughter Of
Assistant District Attorney Frank Moss.
y president. detectives arrested yesisr-
day afternoon a woman known in China
town a. the dyp@y Queen who is suspected
Of procuring white girls Tor Chinese men.
The Gypsy Queen. who refused To give
another name. was arrested AZ n Pell
street, where the detectives say they
found a book In which we're written the
names OF many girls. among them two
that the detectives found later IN a house
On CathArine street.
The younger Of the two found in the
Catharine street house said that She was
Marcelle Faure. Il years oil. Of EastOn.
Pa. She has h,,,l IA New York oulv a week
abe said and came here looking for work
The other girl. lrcnc l,ao. said she was the
lawful wife Of John Loe. a Chlngman with
whom she lives. She Is 10 years Old. John
Lee was also arrested
Marcells told the detectives thar Irene
came from Eastpu and wrote 10 her there
that Il she would come ~ New York she
could get a cool job with little work and
plenty OF money. Irene ra. fused lO say
what her real nlHue wa She SAID that
she came here several months ago NJ fhs
request Of still another kastuu gTI, Alma
Sauerwein. who mnTrl-i a Chuaman.
Irene declared that Marur,le had done
nothing wrong The detectives -uv that
the name IT NarcsIle tagro was iu tts
Gypsy Quesls register iu the handWTIt-
ing OF Irene Lee
The Gypsy Queen has hong hsen sus-
pectef by the poit0s OF being She agent
through which Cinnamon obtained their
white so-call"i wives Invest gators tor
the Nomau's society learnai a week ago
Of tho presence in tatharins street uf the
Faurs EiTl. ana they worked up M" case
which they presentrl 10 the District A..
torney yesterday.
The Gypsy Queen was locke up in tho
Elizabeth street station ou the charge
10 running a iis0rteriy hoUs. aui lr,-ua
and john Lea wsr. held az wItus,.as
Marcslla Faura was 3sIt 90 the House OF
Detention
The police say that many girls from
small cities who come a. View York book
ing Tor work ar" attracted by tno life IN
Chinatown and after e time drop uut uf
eight They say thuamrl ir,.tusutly
gain possession ~ E.ri hy the rayIusut
~ $40 or iij
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-11

Third avenue. Brooklyn. where Benan
worked Ave or six months and had lstt
with excellent letters OF commendatinn.
The Hindu had then gone TO the 81.
Mark Hotel. BROOKLYN, as n porter. hut
there he had great trouble because 81 the
prejudice 1T the negru porteFs against
him. rllsie said The negrues had thrynt-
cned IN 40 him bodily harm n h. did not
quit, aud after Jess than week he gave
up hi pllCr The portcrs az the ~
Marks Hotel druied last night that they
had ever done more than Joke BnnaE on
account of his foreign accent and hI-
foreign birth
Aftrp aarvinF vuriOualv a. a butler in thH
home of a broker 90 Port Washington and
~ errand bow W a Brnudwav tailor, Bsiau
got inb ~ di-hW asher on board tho
steamship Adirondack 1T tho P,'uple-
lane Here too h. Tell afu'Il u the Negro
employees aud luit his job after -uIn"
rough handling His last place befor"
be went "a work tor Dr. cannon was a.
butler In the family ~ Miss Bell who
lives AT g3n West seventy nlta ,rra,'t.
and he hal lrft % with gnui r"Cumm-ndi-
tons. 80 30 was said last might az the
colored branch &C the \ VI &. IN West
Hfty.third street. tp tgks service under
III Cannon Rsuau ua / affiliated " ith M"
branch 10 profit by ~ empluyuyn' bureau.
For two weak a priur tp taking -r.vlcr
with Dr Canuuu boz had hNri with
Mohamned Must q Cnuulrymau m West
Forty-tirzt street
1 am ConyinCri that Bcnan was not
killed by robbers said hrs friend Tulsie
Although I do not know WuCh 1T las
private affairs ! can 500 revenge Tor
oome past action m this murder. hO was
Bengal There il "a sDCsty M the inner
councils of tha Hindus which lives nv
thneats and terrorism. such as the llrncha-
kist society among the Armeniaus.
The murder, occurring a. o. dd IN the
Momingside Park district OF quiet resi-
dences. created some CONSERVATION
among the residents. MANY children
were accompanied tp and from school
By male house servants and then" Nrra
lev allowed on the stTects unHrcUm-
panied by their parents even iur th'
shortest lime The blOck Wherein Dr
CannOn's house il was occasionally skim
med by plain Cloth,'s men going and com
Ing from the scDne ~ the murder ami
there was a small crowd IT tho curious
on hand most II the day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-11
JUSTICE roo SLOW ron MORSE.
Animal STA ed 20 Death while COuFt Was
laAkaAH I'D lta Mlna

NEw VILLAGE. y. j.. May 10 While
Iustics Cook Of this place vas absorbed
IN che TASK Of unianglng a controversy
Of Frank Paretia Of Alpha and Joseph
Pasaqlarina and Alfred Bevalsqus Of
this place over q hOrss deal everybody
concerned forgot the horse and i died
u Starvation.
The animal vas buried by the Board
Of Health to-day beoauss Pasqunrina
on whose properly u had died. refused
" mil ht Triudioe his case. For the same
reason he had refratned from feeding the
animal.
The Society fC- the Prevention Of
Cruelty 90 Animals In investigating the
case
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-11
TAUGHT HER CHILD no STEAL.
Mother who EnglneeFed sh0plIftiaE II
sent 20 PTtsan.

Mrs. Mary Halloran. 20 years old. who
owns her home in Clifton. n. j..
pleaded guilty in Special Sessions yester-
day 90 shoplifting acting In concert with
her ten-year-Old daughter. Helen She
was sentenced 70 serve thirty days in the
city prison.
The woman and little girl we're arrested
on MAY In = Sixth avenue department
store. The store detective said that the
mother acted a. a shield while the girl
took articles from the counters and slipped
them INTO q valise that the woman carried
Twenty-four articles worth t2OO2 were
stolen
The child's case h pending in the Chill
dren's Court.
Agent Moore % the Children's society
said there was no occasion for the woman
To steal. a. her husband. Patrick Halo
ran. earned a good salary and provided
for her.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-11
TOKUGiWA sans TO-DIT.
.Iapaurse Prince Guest AZ q DlnRsF Given
hy TITS Csuntrymeu.

A dozen Of his oountrymen gave a
farewell dinner party 70 Prince TOkugAWa
Iyesata az the Nippon Club ~ IVES,
EiEhty-ffth street. last night II was
the last bit Of entertainment that the
Prince will get on this visit, for he sails
This morning on the Mauritania, hut
he had me time last night because
~ Was a very informal party and every
body talked Japanese
There were no speeches The Prince
sent word 90 the reporters that he was
sorry % leave to-day. for he has en-
loyed bis visit immensely. His American
friends wers mighty Kind % him. he
said. And he added that tho stay was
Tor pleasure only. no business siEnifi-
canoe az sll.
Prince rokuGawa took a ride through
Central PARK Yesterday morning. had
lunch with Melville y. Stone and othsr-
at The Lawyers Club. and then went
70 the Hippodrome in the afternoon.
The Trip 20 japan" delighted him and
he expressed great pleasure az the per
turmHnOa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-11

There va, another clash yesterday
between Oh" police z uard ~ tho New
York GENITAL property about The MOI
Haven and NolroTe wards and the Fabian
iahorPrs Who arc on --rik. The police
charge 4 % gang which wa, lau, Un mis-
chief and nair Twelve arrests Al Buf
one ~ Ole" PRISONERS W"Tv huya 90 the
MoTTifania court.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-11
BOSrON NAN LOST HERE.
Alfred ReardSn Missing since a Ledge
Meeting Sa AprII ~.

The police sent out yesterday q general
alarm for Alfred Reardon az the reques,
u his father. James W Reardon. who
" in business with his son AZ fremont
road. Boston Mr.. Reardon said his
son, who 10 n years old. came 20 New
York March - 20 be present az tho in
stallation Of a new lodge o. his fraternal
order
He left the Hotel Empire. where he
was stopping. on April II. was present
90 the lodge meeting the following night
and has not been seen snce.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-11
DsIesais 70 rsmmsrrIaI Conar..s.

Secretary Knox has appointed the
prssidsht OIL National BOARD % Trade.
Frank D IAlanne 20 represent tho United
States Government At the coming inter-
national commercial congress 81 cham
heFl Of conimerca and commercial or
ului1atiuns 10 b. held in London Juns
q, q and "a. igio. and has instructed
Mr.. LaLanne % oher resolution ndvocat-
ing the speedy oreafiOn u an international
court u arhitFal Justice. q easy and opaa
aonatl Tor The enttianent BY Brbitnfion
q an intarnational mAttsFB
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-11
pOLICEWAN FERRIS FREED.
HsmIeIde charge for shooting Bicycle
TnIeH Dismissed by Magistrate.

homtebde ehAFRe Tor Ahootlng hlcy cte
TnieH Dasmissed by Magistrate.
Policeman Robert Ferris Of thu Gates
avenue station. Brooklyn. who shot and
killed Morris Brownasld on Wednesday
last while the latter was trying 70 get away
after stealing bicycle and who had besn
held 10 1900 bail on = charge of hOmi-
eide. was discharged Yesterday by MaGis.
traits Harris In the Gates avenue court.
After a doEsn or more eyeWitnesses ~
the Occ,rrsnos had given thsir testimony
Assistant District Attorney Ross said that
" was clear that the policeman had fred
the fatal shot in the discharge u bis duty
ADD tho Magistrate dismissed the com
plant
Ferris said that Il was the first time he
had ever drawn q revolver on a nybOdy
ard that he had no intention 90 kill the
thief. HE purpose being only 20 inumidats
him Fsrris 10 under suspension BY order
Of Commissioner Baker and will have he
trial to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-11

from Cutlcllra ONT
ment. united With the
pureHt u cleansing
ingFetients and most
virNshing % flower
odOrs. Cuticura soap
10 unrivaled for pre-
serving purifying
and beautifying the
akin, pualp. hair and
hands u infants and
chiidun. In the pro-
ventive and curative
nmnmn~~aa - go.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-11
DOCTOR TOLD HER
TOUSE CUTICURA
And Thus Cured a Scalp Disease
Like Scald Head - Il had Lasted
Several Months and Made Most
Of the Sufferers Hair Fall Out.
TROUBLE SOON GONE
AND NEVER RETURNED

when ! vas ten or twelve yeaFS old
l had . scalp disease, something Ike
scald bead, though Il wasn't that. I
suffered Tor several months and most Of
my hair came out. Finally they had a
doctor 20 80 me- and he recommended
the Cuticura Remedies. They cured me
" afsw weeka. have used the cuticura
Remedies, aloo. for q breaking out on
my hands and va benefited a Rreat
deal hawaii had any more trouble
With thu scalp disease. Mise Jeaeis n.
buchanan, r. y. D. 3. Hamilton, Ca,
Jan. Z, 1900"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-11
me vail stree, "E,chias SIM .

The Wal Street edition ~ TIVE FvtxtNa
S5sg contains al the financial news and
tke stock and bond quotations n the CLOSE
II he market. The closing quotations.
iDoluding the bid and asked" prices. with
additional news matter. are contained also
q ne night edition Of THE EvENNo Sun.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-11
DICK STAYS on MAJOR.
ohio senate Primary law New GsOes Ia
state sSDrrme COurt.

CLEVELAND. MAY 10 Both tue Common
Pleas and circuit court. ruled n day that
senate Charles W Dick's name should
remain on the ballot % be voted 90 May u
a. the unOppo-ed candidate for the Re-
Publican Enforcement for reeleotion 10
the United states senate.
AnappeAl y On be carried 20 tho Supreme
Court ~ Ohio ~ once la an effort 70 settle
the question % the validity ~ the pri-
mary law. which permits expression 81
the choice of party voters for ihs Sena-
torial nominee. which choice 10 supposed
90 BE- mUrallv binding on the Legislature
though not legally binding
Judge BaboUCk held this morning that
the u " was valid. and the nase was carried
Immediately - the Cir0lht Court. which
upheld the Common Pleas Court making
possible a speedy appeal o. the supreme
Count ~ the state
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-11
SNIFFS ar CuNOr> PIIv.


Magistrate St-iu-rt u tr" IumH- court
yesterday criticised tl- puIicy ~ tH. Dis
irict Attorney Boo asking for -o many ga
ciss waTfpnts
What, tho r-. o. warrlg'-s- Do" sIId
b. Chief Clerk Freeman uf he Special
Sessions bureau. Men don't run away
Tor violation OF the ",Di... laws ] could
send them summons through tH" mail aud
they q respond
Bur thir % Tor o bartender sail the
Policeman "lD sought 'U" tsrrtut
We'll tell Ilo bus yDI want hiu. Then
IL YOU nave eng difficulty 90 give. vUu a
Warrant Hold ou. l'l give YOU % war
rant this time. hut vuu mustn't execute
II al Elgh' This whole nu-.u"-- ~ ASKING
for wartaE,s In ths'-s' c9-,ss I- absurd. tut
" IT, the policy Of the p-Irnt N'rury. q,
ufics let % g.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-11
Ouern, Graft IndIrtmrut. E1p.rtrd.

Evidence obtlined hv t0mmi-sIon"r
Of Accounts Fosiirk as 20 Rraf 90 the
Borough 81 Queens was turned 1vsf hv
Mayor Gaynor Yesterday f0 District AttJr-
nsy De Nit ~ Queens county aud sub
pnnas Tor q dozen witness we're i.srtsi
Th' Grand jury will to-day resume ~
graft hunt Indictments arc EXPECTED
o. follow within o. day ur Two
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-11
New Professor az the General seminary

Prof Arthur W. jerks Of Trinity Col
lcge. Toronto. was Yesterday elected
professor Of ecclesiastical history in tks
General Theological Seminary IN Chef
SEA square In place ~ Bish0p Kinanan
u Delaware. FrOf Jenks Il q native
uf View Hampshire and was eduoated
a. Dartmouth College. For a few yaarB
BE- had charge Of a church Ia ms nafivs
state, but went in iso6 % NashOta Houus
~ wisconsin. he has hlied tho cams
oanir n Toronto a.nce ic0i that hs d nov
elected 10 IN New YOrk. -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-11
Aldermen G sadoIe Win I.sadoaA Aldermen.

The BOARD 81 Aldermen by rising vote
yesterday adopted unanimously a reso-
luton Of cOndolence with the Lord Mayor
and Aldermen Of LOndon on the death Of
King Edward and directing that the reso-
hItiOn should bs engFOsssd and forwarded
10 the American Ambassador After the
passage Of the resolution the Aldermen
~ further tribute TO the decd king ad.
iourned
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WAsHINdroS. May 10 President Taft
will not name a special envoy 20 repre-
sent this Government at the funeral Of
King Edward VII until he has reviewed
Odici8l notification through the British
Embassy here IT the date II the Ohse-
quies. No such oticial communication
had been received from Ambassador
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