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New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
PRIEST ON MIXED MARRIAGES
Archbishop Farley Calls New York
Greatest Catholic CITY.

fe" Res Thomas J Nc,'.skcy. PRESIDENT
~ = Francis Xavier college. preaded with
rhe members of tho Xavier Alumni SOCIETY
'gS, nieht 90 fs1t rtat be- called the new
Tsreu sm and vhiyl ho said neraced the
Vo.li quite as w3rH as me NosIems
n,Ete'd I'll routui,- ago Socialism and
aaar'hr eve foroe.us 'n i.e vaa-. and We
mast ssv, o.rs'.tss.- BE- said.
~" must deit ,I.r Through our children
AND "lr s-hoo's" hc continued .'if there
Is eur ran htle that ras contracted 81 non
catholic marriage his f'rs' dut. rs tu the
VIE or mis- bosom. ,,or If .r ring that Is
uHA'essod ltcv u'iEHtci their rroth. And
iher r's 3ut. Rs {" li- children.
-TH" c.asJion of cdc,atiop fe a. great
.C.o ar ir fscrr. Wc have whole eys-
tom - tr'-u- --hn"l-. am thcy are ,aUed
n"r,--ecrsrsu iJs au msu't Goo caU a
school uou-s"Hta.ifu Ii may swing from
atheism r" 'atlo..i.p rut q ie AWAY
sCctatl2r.
Arrri:saop F,-.c, arr..,.l for short
tiIn' .t tl- .''.uC'. whl.H ors held ln the
Hotel Aston q have r''u if' psrie. vienna
~Tu other Continental ,itt-e" n. ssiI "urt
nowhere rave seen ana evidence tu
change -si-f ti.t Ncv Work. is tu-
greatest catholic sit' H, inr vcrld-thc
Rom" O. fhs >sv Nor'4
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
PATRolLED BEAT IN CAB.
That Is One Charge Policeman o'Con-
nell Will Answer al Trial.

'r 80 Eas' 3th street ?oiice STATION
.fcE arc talking - The rrridnicut ride n
Dame o'Conuen.'' n uatrolman attacned 10
i-f' station. who as n result of nis mad
fr~' nn Saturday nigh, is now charged
u"rt heinC ~ post. with helms in n livery
s'frS and with riding I'm csh, when he
0Fs rrosed % he out pounding the pave
usr'
ON Information impaired ~ Conanoissioner
Baker ry Mayor Savror Lieutenant Him
~sl rerook himself on SATURDAY. night N
= clock 10 the heat which covers livery
stt''f IN Ess1 7''h street between Madison
end p * avenues Tntn Eve minutes pas,
r.5nlrHt h. searched iu vain for O.ConneI',
Wfo WIS supposed 20 he uatro'inE n the
'.-f' A. THAI lime tho lieutenant took
.r hrs TsM IN front of the livery stable.
10 had 0ot reer there long when ID cab WAS
l-'.er rai and 70 Madison avenue
Lieutenant Hinmen followed II 20 7,st
street and hlIf way down the block IN that
'-.-n-Crfare. 1r FRONT ~ n private resi-
tsr9s the coachman drew up. re looked
.r..rd carefully and, not seeing any one
'rs eulensrt kept ;a the srodcw-hs
opened me door out s'epped Pstrolnan
D,o~re. .r Gun uniform
s. you're TstroniEF vour bcst ,n p cab.
go ,o- said the lieutenant. O'Connell
ss.- r.-HirI. He Vll have his chance 20
CNr ain before the trial Ccmmissiouer.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
DELAWARE 3 KUDsoN,s yEAR.

Tho ramIh'et -eTo-' ~ tho Delaware &
Hul~on cHrra7E f~r tH" .a~ ended ns-
,emusr o. 1et. -s.'d --stefda.. shows Tor
,s, Ia44oaI department cross sarr!r- ~
.s--- 30, .Iaia.t S'ata.tf f.. 1885, .u-
'r.tlny expense. excluding t-N"s. af s.i.-
,a, 49, Comparing vit3 s.a.sfl1z' tn th,. rr.-
,cdiag .ss.. and nct earnings . 8. .a;-. 30
au increase of y35,.'s. Trc -...- l,,,i9..-
20 tI, coal apartment, .ro ,.-srt,e and
rest,gI'- 60 r..,u n..r .... f.r nam
80 th- ,'.r owing t. ;.e -sa,r.t q.
press .,n n tic coal ussfa.--. were t,r.t.-
-g' d decrease 60: Slff.S-f aS rsmGa-. .i
10 -n i-s. gross 'Nlsr-,.. ,testf ra,,y.
sr..,'rs... - decrease 10 S.>sa-.-. ana nat
c.iuEas wa' So-s,i aaalrs u;IuA
ia l-s.
ru, gross .a,p,ae d.. ,h. .omnap,. I'M
,.a.in- -otH,, lr.ou.s' "l sltIs.lt ma.
s'rs.it.'. -l,r.rg ouIs o. -mtH rrs-g.
f..m rh, u!,oe.iua scar H-lu ton- from.
n,on.s. go Hl.,h are included rentals a.
s.",e.-uf anna taN'- of s5l-s.. ra.o-nIsi %
S5..ss.,te leaving total of S5.fats4l r,t .,-
cone carried to To oIe4l of the s,rrf4I
Ir1rt and Joss acDo-.4t. n decrease ot t.a.l,
Isoia ;he .sS NET income
The floating debt ot tbe ..mr.p- the
10. .ott note MAS decreased t- sils-.nl, r.
l.ct The earnings = The .iertr., r1r.
sror.a O. sYrstrHtI-l iMrc,E.m a. Tin.
Itieuole & I41sou company ,.stseas l.-
q-reI tee '1'.-" "ltstald.1s s.o.< d.. ,a,
Tai ".aar tenI Eatl CONN aE ana
airsn--a-snt. e.- .-lns made ~ lcrui,d tse
aeIei, N.icA Is aettIo.e4 l.! A.e IN June
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
CAPITAL OF s5OO,OOo,OoO,
American Telephone and Telegraph
Co. Files Certificate Of Increase.

Albany. March Go.-Tne American Tsle-
phone and Telegraph Company TODAY nlsd
with The Secretarv II State Nj Hoeng.
q certificate ~ increase of CAPITAL stock
from 5000. 900. 600 10 $500 0'o. 600 This
makes = next 20 tho larEes- corporation
In tie would The United states Steel cor
roration being The Leader After Nr.
Koen.r had accepted the papers ? check
for me 500. 600 state tax vas sent 90 the
State TTeavUrer
Presii ieut Nal, ~ The American Tele-
phone and TELEGRAPH Compary IN tee an
nusl repo-' ssued on March T. called At
terrion 10 the fact that tie limit Of Tho
sutrorized capital. with what As reserved
ec.insj ths conversion - IRE convert he
bonds. had almost taeu reached. referring
also 20 fae continuous expansion - the
business. sud -eoornonie1 an increase In
tile authorized shsro capita from $50"
as"ooi ~ S@1 eoe6a in ordsr 80 place the
c.rrrauv in 2 position vhor" every siiua
ti,u could re 0:@f Tromprlr ard effectively.
although ro large 5HaHcial operations we're
Ir i0rac6is.= . ~ontempiation Ills recon-
mordation was rromtpy adopted Dr. the
dirr .ors vros- a. .on Vss ratisei on
Tue~oa g., no stockholders a. special
rcetrI
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
SOUTHERN COTTON MILLS IDLE
Curtsilment Most Extensive in the
History Of the Trade.

Boston. March 3c-Tir,E r.cl ceu' -
the sr'rGieS l0 southern ,.i.or mills are
iS'e. -,oorGiur q" statistic nli,r lave
reen comTilcd O., .''rre sn.i.-sn Woo and
cotton Penorrc-
The figures srcp thaJ tHc r.rtaiimert now
N rFogr5se noJ olis ion lls south iuj in an
sections 81 TIC Couutr,. i- more extensive
and drastic than has eve. cceu known iu
rho HISTORY ~ the trade even taking into
Consideration tH" panic ear If le1, The
grearert ,uf.silmert 'onSs among The
yarr mIi- a'tho. gu Ie-tIiction "f pro-
tu,'fon among WCaNine mills is greater
tlrr ,-e- before Mn sfler min is clos
Ing t.ur cntiusit unfl new COTTON arrives
or market ,ouditioas Improve, Wrlle Vita
t.r s..fHI.f. 80 others -.#' q a1pI Iuf uf cur
fsIiurarf varies from - 90 tHo psr cent.
-I-. wnur willis running ou orders onIr.
r.r rHi .,WlIE llr H'TDe-ituge- -
81 t,d,.s .. o. d.. stafe-- Alabama. 30 Do.
..ur. ~u-rb tarol'.s. 30 NorrH caro-. sa.
II. georgia g.. Tennessee. ti.el. .a, o.,
aH| fs- ifii, o.,
f.t..rrs f,. tIF No" '-.-r AID St1t-e .g o.
uuf 1rf i.sl compiled.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
USES AUTO To CATCH RUNAWAY,
Pstrolmsn Jumps Into Passing Ma
chine. from Which Re Makes Leap.

P-troI:nap flanders 80 the tTaffi" slIld.
hac a livciv time ON Madison avenue with
a runaway horse YESTERDAY afternoon The
horse. attached 10 wagon used for deliv-
cry purposes bv the iIocc' Breslin was
driven hy Patrick Quinn. when near Tho
corner Of 22d street A trace broke and the
ho~se rolted Quinn was thrown To the
Uar crent.
The rure"o,.. freed from the wagon. "a
lored uortEwarl or Madison avenue ~
34tl street Flanders Jumped for the anil
malls mead He caught the rTidlc. Was
dragged a number ~ ret ard thrown "a
the asphalt. Although his right wrist was
severely sp-aircd he jumped into pass
inE automchie nd continued the pursuit
~ .s,h swesrr '1o machine '.opt abreast
81 tine Eaiopine horse ana ratrn'man rlan-
dere wsoe 20 lear from 81" runEi"E hoard
end secured or-u bold 0c che birdie This
time ho sue, e'doa D." tcfne NJ ;hs ~une0a1
90 q starGs:iL
Tie driver. Qaian. -az 'ai;-u ro Bellevue
Fosrfts' iiis condition Rs uot -eri"u--
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
HOOD SENDS PROBER.
Subordinate Under ArroS:
Makes Serious Charges.

Major I-lmo-e /. Taggart. commanding
the Sd Battalion of the 2lth Un!,ed states
,nesrol infantry a. Fort Ontario. NeH
York has preferred charges of insubordirI-
nation against captain l. r. Peck. ~ The
same regiment. ana that officer l. now
under arrest a. the post captain Peck in
turn has preferred charges of drunkenness
while on duty AGAINST his superior.
Major Blanton Niuship ~ the Judge ad-
voCaJe general, derarjmeuf. MAS sent I"
Fort crta-io on Tues 1sy. and hegsn a.
offlc.5, iHves,iratioq ~ -he trouble yester-
DAY. ito oiH return uron III" completion
~ mis- Investigation and make his reTort
- Maio- General Leonard Mood and % is
probable t'seJ at least one court martial
viii result
WhsT tc vas = cs9tGu and quarter
master ot the TRANSFER, Sherman. IN lsc5,
Captain Taetsrt brought suit fcT 2 divorce
in n" Souifs a. Wccstc- ohio. tie named
CAPTAIN Lo-ie \ Bash. vho vas lien m
Manila. aE correspondent Mrs Toggsrt in
2 -ounr-5 suit. charged that her husband
was unnecessarily Jealous. ana because cf
his excessive use n intoxi ants had troa -
he cr.eiiv enc on one 0ceasio- had heater
her
The t-isl - the ST, befor- Judke Eason.
cf the Sup-eThe court, lasted seven weeks.
The case attracted great i0teses' IN army
ard civil lfc Cap,ei- TaEeart admitted
during the triei TIA hc had uss3 intoNi-
oants. hat he declared thai drinking among
ANY officers was ~ prevalent a. 10 al
mos amount TO a custom of TIE service,
and he Vas SHARPLY criucised for this ut
terange by man amy officers
Judge Easou rendered a decision m Can
taiT TaSEarts favor O. october =, 1875.
giving him the CUSTODY ~ his two sons.
the rrcviso that Mrs TasEart he permitted
t. sec them Frequently The charge Of
drunkenness made 10y his wif. was not sus-
Iaine5
Majo- TaEga-t was graduated from the
Military Academy a West Point IN 1873.
and was assigned 70 the sth Infantry. He
served as commisssry Of a division during
the cuba. oampGign. and was especially
commended for his services against the
Moro tribes iu samar. Philippine Islands.
For Time during the Philippine fshting
he was chief Of police of Mania lie joined
the -ith Infantry a. a major on November
5 1877,
Captain Peck vas CIRCULATED from The
Mrtsr,- Academy in 1902 aud has q hrill-
liant record T., The army. llr was an honor
gfad,.1rc Of the Infantry and cavalry
School IN l+ai and is n graduate II the
Army staff college. He has heen attached
to the 2ith infantry since February. 1877.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

The ove-hlouse cut in one with the
sleeves, 's a pronounced favcrite Of tie
season II IS worn with the tailored suit
and with The tunic TO match. over slip or
gown. II is made from transparent nate
rial and from thin silks ana Wools. n +
pretty for lawns. Satiste and the like. and
IL can be utilized in nunberless ways This
one is absolutely simple. There are only
under-arm seams n he seved up. a1i
scarcely any time for tho r1akine is re-
auired. The neck can be cut either ro',11
or square and trimmed with anv contrast-
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
EOpE EOR ECZEMA PATIENTS

The oil of vintergroeu ,'rlpou'c 90
e,zcna-Nnown as u. u. n. prescription.
can be secured at present uom HcSvr
man & 60. and Mixers Dvus stores lr q
IS cent bottle
,.in.e those skin sufferers Who nave u"t
,et tried tho rCucdy. enc bottle VII
suffice a. cure mild case, and thO nTst
appIication viii Instantly prove 20 NCN
that ,ou get relief az once trSm 'he Hch
Tlr moment YOU wash the skin w.ih ms
mild. soothing liquid, the Itch iH gone
lt--upcu our spetlal rccoiA.n'h hua 80
>-o,, ,,.set 40 nv "a bottle Cf tIis proven
eczema cure 90. ~ u ~ - cents, tele-
phorc or call az cur store.
Eieqen1sn & Co. Riker's Oru1 Stores
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
NEH CHANGE RULES.
Members Nay Not Trade for
Thclr OscR ..cc0gpf

nc governing committee OF the Stock
l-N'"anSo, at .peciRl meeting Yesterday,
hooltca numher - resolutions amending
me bylaws 90 Tho institution in llnn with
me recommendation contained In tho re-
port submitted Ia Governor Hughes last
juno 10y 'le Wall Sue,t in,c-tisating com
mi;jce
IN" ch'nses made included that recently
acorted by The Tnaragen,ont uf The Con
soiidaied Sto@N ENchanEc. maki,g one hln-
a'cd shares tie Knit 2 hasis for tradin.
The 'orSn-itjce also voted to prohibit p
menter from buying o. selling fo- his own
accom-; while acting rs a broke. either
~ "Spec'alisj" OF otherwise. ard EXTENDED
the rule furbddinS amy member making a
irarsactlon ia securities for an em7io-c
of any olhe~ irrmher o. for an en,,',.e %
tho exchange without the written consent
~ his emYloycg clerks in any bank. .rGst
COMPANY or insurance company also are
included
By the adoption - these changes 70 the
BYLAWS the governors ut tho Stock EN-
oraHee have ca.-is,l cut orac'iCoTy al -
'he recommendation Of re F-usnes iavtt-
riSot'ns cor,u,i;tte, eNCe7t thai ccuct;rinE
icrge- margins. o. ;his the members We're
Officially admonshed some time ago The
rev 'lleE 50 into effect On Monday.
Aria T.
WA, Nas regarded in brokerage circles
as he most important ~ The resolutions
vas ttat forbiddins members buying and
Se@irs securities for thsir own 5ocorrt
There have been complaints :hoc his Drac-
tice. particularly when INDUCED in by sre-
ciaiiS,s on the eNohanGe often served ~
creare market where otherwise one would
va, exist. and 81 Is believed that in putting
a stop 90 81 me Management az 'he eN-
change nas carrie. ont 81 important re-
form.
Another OF ne resolutions adopted "as
that every membes or he eN,hange he re-
auired 10 use dur diligence u learn the
essential facts relating To every account
accepted by himself OF ny his clerks or rep
rescntativesy and also relating 10 The POS
Sible use Of a name Tor the account other
than that ~ the party interested. No
further .Gction was taken by the governing
committee with gard To the Columbus and
ECCking scandal
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
CALM AFTER DEFEAT.
Sufragists Not to Retire Be-
cauSe amendment Fails.

n vas with stoica' calmnsss thar ire
nevs of the woman's suffrage amend.rer,
defeat at Albany was received in the camps
Of the suffrasists yesterday afternoon.
Word that the Judiciary COMMITTEES %
the Assembly had refused % report the Dill
was first received at the headquarters OF
the Womans Suffrage party, and in very
few moments every headquarters vas
huzzina with the news.
We're not done FOR yet. declared Mrs.
Carrie Chapman Catt.
Even though the measure is absolutely
killed IN the blouse Committee. there -
still the chance Of it's being heard through
the senate Judiciary Committee.
As a matter of fact. ia Is very prosaols
that Miss Mary Garrett Hay will 30 Up 70
Albany On Monday TO try TO influence TIE
members of the COMMITTEES through other
legislators VINO favor the measure.
Mrs. r. ~. CrOssett president of ths
state Suffrage Association. felt cncour-
aged than otherwise
From her home she said
The vote to : was inrnsasureaoly
more satisfactory than a year ago. when
only two votes were cast for the amend
ment with thirteen against ~. We will hol1
meeting ot tine .egislativs COMMITTEES to-
morrow morning 70 decide what cur next
move will be It NAV be we can influences
The House to vote down the Judiciary com
mittec. though with Speaker Wadsvorth
opposed to rs the difficult will be great.
Up at No. sos Fifth avenue. as soon a.
the news was received. Mrs. o. r. P. Bel
mont the Rev Anna Howard Shaw and
Mrs. Ida Husted Harper went into council
Mrs Belmont was deeply disappointsi a,
the outcome She hurried avav immedi-
ately after the conference. bJt Mrs. Farps-
acted ss her spokeswoman
You know, Mrs. Belmont isn't aocus
toned % disappointment sne SAID. She
has been quite confident all along when We
have held serious doubts She uow believes.
that our hope Hes entirely with tn- work
ing classes.
That Senator Goldberg voted zsai1s- ths
suffrage measure was somewhat os sur
prise to the women, since a strong effort
had 6een made TO bring about his CONVEX
sion The votes which defeated the amsnd-
fnent we're those cf j. : Phillips. cf Al.e-
sany; Walters OF Onondasa. Ward. of
New York; &. " Phillips Of Monroe;
F. l.. Young, os WesJchester, Hinn1sn. OF
Albany, and Goldberg. OF New York.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
GET JENKINS JEHELS,
III but SIO.GOO Horth R6COT-
cred IN Chicago.

Chicago. Msrch So--Au but Slo.oNo worth
cf the levels. valued - S'27.o"H, stelen
from Mrs John " Jenkins. IN New York.
have been recovered. according to state
rrent given ou' 10y a private detective
sCenc, here TO-DAY. The thief, II is said,
la not been found
ore man. Il Is said. committed the theft
lie Is said to have taken fright just as an
arrest vas about 30 10 made and fci leav-
inE his booty I'm secret hiding place The
restored jewels include tho following
Large damon. stonl7cher. diamond neck
la,c pearl necklace platinum chain con-
,slninC forty diamonds and diamond ear
rir-S and pins
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
IBSEN 4ND FREEDON
Dreamy. DuH Green limos
pbcre fp Mss FOros Lecture.

Ibsen seems - ne regarded ry the anti
suffraCists a. theIr own peculiar property
When any one nowadays Is announced to
talk n Ihsen and woman it is sure To- he
about anti-SJTracc. and 50 u wa yester-
dav when Miss EisaEor Fo-c cSpoundsd
.Ibseu en- tle Freedom of Woran's VIII
N studio in TN. Carneg'- Hau building
IN a Dream, dul. greer atmosphere, iE-
tucei uy IovcrCI curtains and closed win
doNs. thirteen women ard ono Sly young
man Usteae3 to the lecture which wasn't
20 tranquil as it might have been owing 20
the fact that a rsar Caruso iu the music
studio next door had taken t1at tim" tor
brushing ~ his minor scales
Miss Ford aid she didn't know hov
many % her listeners were sufraEists, she
herself had reached the scul-p plane where
she knew there Nere no such things as slIt-
srsee and anti suffrage but not all women
we're o. hat plane. enG scEle women were
making q lct of trouble these days ty Try e.
inc 20 exercise thsi. wills like men.
III is ruch more dangerous for a woman
10 exerc So her viii than for man" said
Miss Ford caruestls-. Men are 80 busy
doing useful mechanical things. building
houses and bridges and keeping the world
going. that ,uey can't do the ha.m women
car"
Then Miss Ford talked about EldI Ib-
sens Lady ~ the Sea" and explained
that D.. Wonders calm. masculine way ~
proving To- Elida that she didn't want 10
leave lin for the stranger was symbol.
OF tho way the men a. to-day are settling
tho woman suffrage questlo3
All over America" she said. wise men
are saving To women. VERY vel. 10 you
want the resrsus.r.iity cf rhe ballot. tgv
IL Ard when the women hear this tarv
know they are aStaid To t-y.,,
"OV-"W- NOW-WoU WOW, remarked tho
near CarusO next door iu "a descending
scale. And a suffragist iu 81 rear sea;
looked a. II IL lid her a lot II good tu holr
."r -entincnts thUs eNprcs cd
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
EAwLEY OFF ON INSPECTION
&c and Associates Start on Two Weeks
Denies Rlo Grande Control.

If0.0 Hsv.le', aC omTauied av nuwhe-
- Dis associates, including George ".
s''"s~s, PRESIDENT ~ trt chesapeake &
Ohio rank Trumtuu b r burlington.
-s~ Black and Walte~ g. TAYLOR lef;
re .'r' 'fsf niEr' for aI inspection trp
over The lines az fhs tieEspeake a ohio
-r -.lE VALLEY Toledo ~ Louis & West
.r Missouri, kansas a Texas and the
ago A. Alton. They ~ retr TO return
a-1.. r.e middle ~ Arv1
Nr bsU'ef ~aid There as mo- truth 1
f 'enor' frow noryrl that ne had a.
Tf sufficient stock in Tho DeuVer a Rio
- -frI' k5'lr"ad 'ompau' o. enc Nle hin ir
' .'a+e Vie nrgus -er0e11 81 the rrsd ana
"af..f t..r N --f-rr IA .in.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
WORK or POLICE WOMAN.

The Rerlin police woman Frauieia Mar
Gsret pittmer arT Tclnted just a gear and a
haif ar has found tho pos ton no sire
cure th-s Tar During her hrst YEAR OF
service she h4d tti cases % deal with
Much Of Frauleiu Dittmet work CORE
m uCs 20 thai az the woman probation
officer in American Cttie. Youthful deftr
dusuts. Vaifs and deserted children 1rA
Tia, n lI hei charge. she deals with trer,
a IA" thinks M f-metimes placing them
IA institutions. s0mttiCes-ln the C4er ~
dcliuqueut- restoring them 10 thelr rsr-
cnts ana aitcrv ard visiting them f~pquaut-
g.. Among TrIulein DttJmers hareer last
ear were - bows ana girls who had run
avs" from their homes 10 the p.o, ln,es no
FerAn Toe matcfitr had cone re. au. 9
tGcy N2.4tca 10 49, l.e tsaIasI > palace"
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31

BAGS Of gold cloth. embroidered vita pink
roses. gold mounted and having gold fringe
al around the edge cost SO.
Rcady-to-vcar mats ~ Seapollta1 straw
in the ne' shapes range i'm price from g =
up 20 s.
Bedroom Shippers of SOFT leather. without
heels, in pink, uluc and tam with a Pompon
ON the toes, scli for 81 a pair.
high COMFORT for the cream. ~ cut slass,
With German metal mourtines. sells t,g s..
The metal Is sold washed
Russian Jewel hove. herd printcd Nith
scenes N Russia. sell fc. irom e @, SO
Empire gh ircasCa m nainsoot, trln-m-d
Just with riinCn-run bearing. are g.
SANITARY powder ruG7 in glass covered
boxes sell At 33 cents end al 75 cents, and
are better than tbe down ones
Wooden slipper trees ave 50 cents a pair
and are splendid TO ksep the htte slippers
IN share
Wide loon nairplns Sc, WITH ra.nes:onss
are - % and The puff hair. ms % match are
= % each
y -"aee4 seaFt Vi raln5oe ,a.ron anu
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
lNDICT l6 MORE
KLEIN GOES TO JITL.
Nember Of Mayors Cabinet
Ch0rCcd an Piftsbure Inquiry.

rptssg-a. March so-Dr. r.. r. Wslte9s,
-crrnc, ,rrs don't - Select Council, Who is
r,vv datctnr o, PGhlic Health ard Ch1r.-
- ana leading memhc. vf IIyrC
Naccs's cabinet. vas Indicted to-day a the
a-sced recipient nj s "o3 in A,i.e mona r.
sna nfiecu oihcr forr.cr sc!eCtTaer wee
rarncd ip $50 grand ,ur,'s ropo', ,a-cRE a.
having rtcslveG amounts ~ from 500 e
go Al ~ the inaicjuen,e are nov.
-he indictments MAKE tcta' of ninety
f On 'ar-c report, hy tNc grand .ur.
,,.tG.n i0a weeks, 3rs ;Ecre are more %
.,r7e. crc-~t ~ - District Attorney NH
am a. BlaGclc,
rne incU'sito-.al Scsy nce rrsc-c IL t"-
"a, tr!rty n.o1c ofSo.a's. directors ar6 en-
i'cys, 80 tre 81 Ranks sIcgel 10 nave
Ysis money 10 chtain ar o-5insace naming
ther - ,ty depcsi'ories, There ve-o
also ioor lOCsl express seeG's tc-orc tho
arsnd 'G-y whicA Is soeivng r~v 10 trace
-ht sls oA' which Vas sent OF taken 10 New
% o-k - 10 nassed over theis 20 cN-CoLn
Imam charles StewaS
~ Giveu rresi1ent ~ bhe Farmers
l'i0sit Nsuona. Bank. end Fresiler: Eni
N.r'er ~ the WcrkingIncu = savings
gsrk we're among those who test lied
briefly The result ~ The scare scr he
N'fh fs~lff NH Nrr StI TIG1Sr.0sec TO-
Ca. hui l Is declared taa' progress Is
tei0E made snd that thc narlirc - bigger
.~cr certain ~ con.c soon
Thn indictment ~ siztccn for,,-er y,lec.
lIoa ro-5gy vas based gpop me ccgses-
sion - stewart THAI 80 had distributed to
'hess sixteen mon $4,000 20 Huv their
votes IN Favor - the bank ordinance
1oh- r. Klein whose confession ct
.oosr al rcCer' Developments I'm Tho g-af.
..srctl 7r.t ~ m silv - the wes,e-,
t8.t5nt arv .o-GGy 20 serve mis- -l-ee and
--c-Haf yCais sc.,rrCe
t1s!n. following MS irrepressihle u-u.
.-1s since his confession. called u2 the
5 crif f;om Warden F.ancjss Office and
t-d ta-' official ae hs. better come dow n
-te river with MS commitment" 4 e
".s sHel SO serve il to-day
E'c.u. Hriess he is par6onoo, which is
."' 90 all unlikely. viii serve three ano
rr"-ra.f wears. Ills voluntary rrlp 20 tho
rfr terNoin, accompanied only a.. TWO
c0ar'- detectives. Is taken 20 mean MAT
f-e Nfstrivt ATTORNEY and the grand jurv
gre rov through 0-ifH hiru. having gained
81 tic IuformaI0r ~ !tt,e r.Verman Is
ll.f to furnish
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
EXPECT REPLY AT ALBANY.
Delaware & Hudson Road to Answer
Demands % EmaIo.es To-day.

Tend ae ;he result 90 the vote which Is
aeiug taren or the qve sion or strike Of
the N=N Nc,k Central uainmeu and con-
du,tor-. jt rs, announced restC. ia, is
Grand Nss,r'e I%e ana Gs~retsou Of tine
uairmen aad conductors. IoSpccuAeiy.
thar the uaunen aud conductors g.: the
Delaware & Hudson -omua- viT - -
Aitauy to-mrflor to receive th- ina reply
of ina COMPANY 20 the demands ~ the
preu fer Iirhe wages An ult.matum 10
tu- raiHoea hN;1S a.. lowest wages hat
vii' 10 splcd lad tccr submitted AMI #
me ,ompanv does n"r grant these wages
p vote "r tar question ~ 4 strike viii 30 81
once ordered
on Nonday tic grievance committees NJ
rhe tra.u'nen and conductors of tho Della
eGre. l-arkavauIa & We-te.n Railroad
win 20 to SgIa1.on % eolsr- vith tHe off
rials ~ tae ROAD over ,le demands OF u7
,rcinuCr ami conductor Tor higher wages.