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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1910-12-02

The peculiar properties of Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy have been
thoroughly tested during epidemics
of influenza, and when it was taken
in time we have not heard of a
single case of pneumonia. Sold by
DR.. K. H. Trimble.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1910-12-02

NOTICE is hereby given to the
patrons of Royal King, tho Ken:
lucky Saddle Horse, to pay TO the
undersigned all INSURANCE fees for
the season of 1909. BY order of
the company. Lee J. Winner,
3ts Hightown, Va.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1910-12-02

Our stock of Christmas goods
will be in not later than Deem
Der 18th. / can suit you no matter
whether you want a $500 watch
or a pair of beauty pins.
H N Slaven, Jeweler.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1910-12-02
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
Monterey, Va.

A HIGHLAND LODGE, No. no,
Wy A. F. & A. M. Stated COM
w munications held ON Friday
night on or before the full moon of
each month. Visiting brethren in
good standing are cosdiaAy invited
to attend these meetings and take
part in the proceedings.
H. F. SLAvDN, w. M.
w. H. Matheny, Sec'y.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1910-12-02
New Restaurant.

We have opened a Restaurant
Just west of V. B. Bishops store,
and are now ready tofurnish lunch
es and meals at all hours. Also
bedrooms. Call to seeps,
f !!Sl r 4 WHITE. r..
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1910-12-02
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS

Send 1cc., name Of paper and this ad. for
our beautiful Savings Bank and Chiid's Sketch
Book. Each bank contains a Good Luck
Penny.
SCOTT & BOVINE, 400 Pearl Street. N. Y.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1910-12-02

BRICK for sale. Apply to W. T.
Swadley, Vanderpool, Va. 81
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1910-12-02

Fhorough-h bred, Mammoth bronze
stock turkeys for sale. Large, fine
and price reasonable.
Miss Grace Hevener,
Boyer, w. Va.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1910-12-02
A 5o-cent bottle of
ScOtt's Emulsion

~VVAA " Anhu 8SeVhA
given in half-teaspoon
doses four times a day,
mixed in its bottle, will
last a year-old baby near
ly a month, and four bot
ties over three months,
and will make the baby
strong and we'll and will
lay the foundation for a
healthy, robust boy Or
girl.
FOR SAFE nv Art. nprIccrcrc
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-12

oiionHo IN the indictment M re-.
turned, II w charged that The Indiana
corporation committed l,52l OiTonscs,
each NJ the counts being based an n
shipment from tho compnuyB refinery
NJ whiting, Ind, 10 points In the
Southeast through Grand Junction,
Tom
Evidence shows only forty.sIy settle
monla, all,by monthly transactions be-.
tween tho standard on Company and
The carriers named IN the bill within
tho years covered. 1908 10 1905. Hence.
should the defendant company be-
found guilty On Hll charges now stand.
, Ing II would b. assessed tD2O,OOO. For
each Offcnao The statute provides 500.
900 may BE- taxed. The minimum IN
81 900,
Of secondary importance only IN
TINT nnnl ruling was not made, Judge
Mccall also held tentatively that dates
shown In the indictment should con
form 10 the proof rendered.
The rulings came unexpectedly. a
huge case NJ documentary evidence
WIS hauled into the court room cnrlJ
IN the morning, and the first session
was devoted 10 n somewhat Ineffoct
nal effort 10 have the items Identlilc,
aud proved by several Witnesses
Admiration ia Hlntsd,
Just before noon, cOuDsel'lnchlcf IA
tho defendant started things by lnfoi
mHlly indicating that the dcfcns'
would probably admit that the i3.ccn
rate. declared Illegal by the pr0socu
ton, was paid by The Indiana oil con
cefn,
Formal admission 10 this effect wa
withhold. however aud adjournment
WIS taken 10 permit conference b'
tween counsel. looking 10 an agree
mont ~ this effect
Z ~ tho opening ~ the afternoon scI
p sion this was not forthcoming. and !
I tho absence ~ several tarln sheets IL
{, sired by the Government, Jurors an
J witnesses we're excused
y Governments Case.
I The trial along the restricted llnci
: viii be- resumed later The pros
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-12

The san Francisco youth won
against great odds, Walsh, who re-
fused to weigh In. IL said to have
weighed l22 pounds, Attoll weighed
ilG, the bnntnmwolght limit
Attoll. by clever foOtwork, managed
10 cyndc most ol Walsh's PUSHES and
to draw the Boston puglllat into
cllnchcs Then Attell would rock his
opponents head with jaw punches
ana batter his mouth aud nose,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-12
SMALL WAGES PAID
ON ISTHMlAN CANAL
Report Of Commission Gives
Interesting Figures on
Labor,

Comparatively low wages among
the laborcrg on the Isthmlan Canal
are Indicated In the latest report of
the commission. which has Just been
received By tho Territorial Board OF
immigration. IN part the report on
this point says:
Few lnborers were recruited dur
Ing the year. There were but three
shipments nggrcgatlng 25tO men. All
we're West Indians two shipments
from IInrbnd0cs and one from Trlnl-
dad. The last shipment WIS made In
Jannary, 1870.
"The OK oBF ~ immigration over
omIgrnti0n during the year was a.
M The work has apparently rea7 N
cd Us maximum. and the present pop
nlntion NJ the ZONE with It's constant
ncrcsMOnr furnishes an ample labor
supply Although II has been nccea
nry 10 Import $1,000 laborerg since
the inception NJ the work. II n now
believed that the recruitment Of IN.
skilled labor can be abandoned.
while there has always been an
independent immigration from tho
West indian Islands. II was not until
! within the last four months that
there has been any movement on tbr
part Of European labOrers. During
this period 2OO0 have come here Of
their own yolltlon. unassIsted. at
tracted by the reports Of good pay
fair treatment ana excellent LIVING
conditions sent 10 spain and Italy bj
labOrers on the ground.
"Jn June. 1910, the commission had
IN lts employ upon the canal proper
1854 European laborers ~ 20 cent
an hour, 1856 Europeans NJ 10 cent
an hour, 3Gf5 West Indians Al ~
cents an hour. and 51s7 West INDIAN
at 10 cents an hour"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-12
SON OF DR.. TR0USSEAU
WAS KILLED IN PARIS

Paris newspapers received by the
last mail give an account u The death
IN on automobile accident Of Dr. Arm.
aud TrOsseaH, who WIS the son 81
The late Or. TrOzgeau 10 well known
~ the kamaalnas ~ this city.
The newspaper articles show that
Or. Armand TrOssean was a leader 10
hig profession. and much space N
given 80 The hospitals and other phi.
lantbrOpic work IN which be was In
strnmental IN interesting the ROibs
cbllds and other people Of wealth.
The younger TrOsse1u WIS never IN
Hawaii bni be wag well known ~ Tho
local friends Of his father who had
visited Paris.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-12

Walsh BLEED freely after the mn
round Altoll did lille damage win
his body blows, There were no
mockdowna
Walsh started the fight like a win
ner, closing Attoll's right eye before
the FIRST round was minute old lie
frequently rushed Attoll "a the ropes
and landed rights Ia the Jaw, but they
did not appear 10 feaze the Pacific
Coast lighter IN the last four rounds
of the ight Walsh swung wiidly
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-12

ing on u point NJ law which, IN one
sweep, dWarfed tbe monetary feature
NJ lbo Issue by gZ9, 200, ana, IN gen.
eral, played havoc win tho bin ~
charges M soi ~ ~ he Government
II WIS ne ruling ~ Judge Nccall
that, within ibe meanlDR NJ tho EIklbs
aBHtobate law, settlement dBd not
40 individual shipment constitutes ~
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-12

JACKSON, Tenn, Dec, jJ-'fhe In
dlclment against Tho standard OH
Company Of Indiana on Tho s0.callGd
Grand Junction concession charge, ny
which n was sought 10 haze 0ssogsod
penalties aggregallBg T3OGsi10O. 10
day stands sbOfB NJ NJ magnitude,
Judge John NecajL IN Tho United
gialss Circuit Court, has made u riI'
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-12
BORN.

LAA-ln Honolulu. Dee. 10, 1910. 10
Nr. aud MrB. H. T.. IAia Of Auld
lane. q son.
GUERRERO IN this city. Dee. 10,
1910. 10 Nr and Mrs. Nlgual
Guerrero. son.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-12
ATTElL DEFEATS WALSH
IN TEN ROUNDS

Monte Attcll Of san Francisco Mo-
yembcr 90 was given u decision over
Jimmy Walsh of Boston after ten
rounds Of bloody fighting Mt Kansas
city. Attcll claims the bantam
weight championship Of the world by
virtue Of his victory.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-12

An EXTENSION TABLE would he
appreciated by the whole family,
many new patterns 10 select from IN
round and square tops, In i've leg and
pedestal styles, h,c.Icg tables, $500
10 $1,000, pedestal tables, $500 TO
si25.O0.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-12

SEWING BASKETS aud TABLES,
$3.50 to $1,000.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-12

LADIES' DEsks, IN mahogany,
hlrdsc,r, poldcn onL, tuned aud mrl,
Enullsh eiaNO 10 Sas,oO.
a
Music CABINETS, golden onk aud
mahogany, Nv very pleasing dcslun-
xiiOO ~ wnaOO
TNNOlErS, ~ MI The standard
finishes, Inrpc assortment VI patterns,
,ac, " xp,0O.
FLOWER STANDS, Enry English
mud famed onk, $1,000 " wii.0O,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-12

FRAMED MIRRORS, sl.sO ~
Si5,OO.
MEDICINE CABINETS, ti.OO ~
ss.5s.
Beautiful FRAMED PICTURES, IN
color prints, cnrbon photographs,
Tchlngs, photographers, pnsiels, aud
water coior, large range NJ subjects
aud prices, 5Oc ~ sl5.OO.
=
SOFA PILLOWS In SIN lloss, iealh.
crs. or down, IN all staple sizes, aud
odd sizes made ~ order, 5Oc and NJ,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-12

nat RACKS, golden, fumcd, aud
early English onk, with and without
mirrors, pInIn aud Mission designs,
$3.50 10 Si5.OO.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-12

RED CEDAR CHESTS and SHIRT.
WAIST BOXES, so.ss to sss.Oo.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-12

CHINA CLOSETS, sss.oo 10 $1,000.
BuFFETS, $4,000 10 $1,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-05
Jn(anO gelegrap6
Stra aBenbabn u nc Ii &.

StraBenbu1n unglii &.
Sunoustp, Ohio, A. Sept. -
esn Der Nlhe BON gllens Corner, 5fpei
Weilen oItlih bon Yorpalf. toQibirteR
am Sonntas Wioreen 5tpsi Wagen Der
Gate Sbore elsttriihen gdbn. Oiefel>
ben itieben an elmer aurDe nit ooller
Wuht duf einaHDer unb niht tpeuieer
ols 20 ihrer SnIaHen tpuroen perlebt,
nsun odpon fhfper. :. q. geebe, Der
Weptornier zines Der 01gen, nirnmt
olle Shuio an oem unsIiit auf iih,
od er ben anoeren Wusen niht porbeis
paHirsa Iieb. ME ieine Srore lausete.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-05
prdiibeut 5aft's Reiis
mad st. 9aul.

~ " W - - - " - -
Gbtcago, 81, 4. Sept. - 9rGs
itbent Saft fam am Spnntog QbenD
auf Ieinsr ReiIe na6 ct. 9uul bur9
gbicago. Sn ct. Yuul tpirb er am
Wontug 9ormittug Die 5auptrebe GEE
le9entIi6 oes 9tationalen aouierpiz
rungstongrehes bulten uno am Rah=
mittag auf Der Wtinnefota Staatsfuir
etne Qnipra6e anldBlth Der 5eier bes
2lrbeitertoges halten. Der prG1tbent
fam our6 Sbio unD SSnoiana unD
iiberaa no Der 3ug bielt, on pel4en
lein Sonoernagen angehGnet mar,
Ipuroe ibm Elm ent6uiioItiIher Dils
tomm bersitet. oerr Saft mar gang
auBeroroentlih iiberraTht, buB iif
aQiberau 10 groBe Wenihenmengen
etngefunoen batten, benn fir feline
Retie Don geperlp mad ct. gaul mo-
rem abiolut teine arrangements fix
irgenopeIte Reoen unterDegs getrofa
fen rDproen uno Der prGiioent bate
gegldubt, bab er bic Jabrt in oLler
StilIe MAIDEN pirne. Su Grie, pa.,
in Nfbtubulu, in glepelunb unb in
Solebo, Ohio, iopie in GItbqrt unD
Sout6 genb, Snb.. 3eigte Iid Ser 9ra=
iibent auf Der binteren pIatform iei-
nes Spe5ialpagens rWapflotper"
unb muBte ii6 entpeoer ba5u pe-s
iteben, tur3e 2tnIpra6en 81 bdIten,
ober nit aQsn 9erIonsn, oenen es ge=
lang. iid nobe genug beraH5uordngsu,
einen 6dnoeorud pefieln.
Quf ieiner 5abrt ourdh Shio tons
ferirte 6eerr Suft audi nit perfhieoez
nen Subrern Der republituniIchen Bara
lei iiber Die poIttiihe Gage uno hierbet
| itelIte es iid berous, bab uripriiugli6
bic 2tbIiht pprgelegen bate, Dte
admpuQns in Shio burh 9oupernsur
| 6ugbes er0ffnen gu IuHen. BON oieisr
Qbfiht 1T man leDod) abgetommen,
oenn 9ouperneur Sugbes III beretts
aIs Hihter oes SberbunDesgerihts
beItdtigt uno es 1T betannt, oaB er tu=
folQeoeiIen bic 2lnfttt pertritt. oob CT
iich ni6t mebr attiD am politiiheu
Qeben bethGtiqen bart. Seine 8ereiz
oiouna gum Richter beg Sberbunoes-
oerihts piro am stpetteH Montag i'm
Sttpber in WuIbington erfolgen uno
er pirb etpa brei Gage porher iein
4mt ais 9puperneur nieoerleqen.
| Sn GIspeluno Itteger in ben Wugepu
oes grdiibenteu Der &ongrebabgeoroa
nete Sumes u. ga7top bon Glepelaro
uno Der gunoesmaridaQ 8. Darts.
| sSn Soleoo Ihlob iih 2epts 6. 2apz
lin, Der neue 8oriiber bes Republicans
IdRn StoatStpmmittees, Dem Brdii4
benten on urb fuhr cine Strede opr
so meilen nit. Gs nuroe angeregt,
buB Der Yrdiibent i'm 2aufe Der Sars
puone cine Reoe batten iOlIte, aber
0err Soft bebarrt duf 1etner GntI6lies
| Bunq, boB ieiu 9rief an ben Sons
areBubgeoroneten mcRinleD Die ein-
| aloe 4euBeruno ieiH piro, Die er tpdhs
renp Ser aompogue matt. Die einsige
Reoe, bic er hulteu tptro, 1T bic am 30.
| September Dor Der gattonalljed Der
republitdriIhen Slubs in Seem Dnrt.
/ EN- Qaporte idloB fth beer Son.
urebaboeorbnete mcatnlep benz prd.
iinentsn an unb fubr nit linn bis
ghtcago.
g8ie Sonntaq 46enb betaunt qegea
Ben tpurbe, nirb itd) Der aon1reBao,
oeprbuete Utc9inlen bon Californian
rrpersiiolih nu6 Wtaine begeben uno
bort an Der aampogne uttipen Gntbeil
nebmen. Der 3ug bes prafibenten
(Hnrtienlrn ouf Der 8. Eeits.l
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-05
Eiirtiffes HIatt 5ollt benz Deutihen
Reite sinen bebren 3ribut.
Warum bic aronprinseHin na4 ben
fsrnen Often reiit.
Sn Spanbou tpi.oer etn 5Obesfau IN
folae pom gbolerd su per5eihnen.
Dihtise Gntiheionns beg 0bsriteH
itaIienifhsn gsridtsbofs au Gum
fen hes 9atitans.
Reuer beutider Rrtegs'
fhiffs 2np.

Berlin, A. Sept. - Wie Der
,Uoripdr.s" bebauptet. iino 3eihnsr
Der oeutihen Warine nit Der Nusare
beiiung Der pldne fir einsn polis
neuen ileinen 1pp BON RrieesihHI.R
befhdftigt, Der, faus bic iih cuf ihn
aeiest.n sooffnlngen eriiiIlen, bic
.Dreobnougbts1 p6lig in ben Snattsn
fftnen pirb. Dus neue Wtobel rpiro
Ieint urmirt iein unb fih burh groBe
Ghneuigtsit ougssihnen. Die aanss
betrGqt 28O Jub. Die 9reiie 46 Uub
uno Ser 1iefeans 1T 19a CUB. Die
Mrmirung beitebt aus 5ipei 16, 75oligen
0eihus.n, BON bensn ieoes i'm SsaHos
lit, elm prcietfil BON 5940 pfunD Gsz
pihi bon einem in Der Wlitfe oss
5hiffes befjnoIihen Iburm 81 feu.ru.
Bier Gasmotorsn BON je 5000 Vferoes
frdften {itxrn benz Shiff eine normcls
Ghneuisfeit BON 19 anoien bi. Stun'
be unb i'm Notbfale iann otele 0es
ihninbisisit ouf q anoten srbDbt
tperben. Die Uerbete, Die 3hiirms
uno be Geiten bes Sdifiss perben
ou,h panserpiuiten bon gan3 be'ons
ber.r Dide seihiisi iein. Die aoitsn
bieIes neuen Emp itellsn iih bebeutsnb
aerinaer aIs bic Der gsgenDortisen
GhIattihiffe. uno bieie neusn SGiffs
iDetben ofii5isn ala .areuseroeriiorsr"
beseihnet. Der .0oripGrts" bemerst
anh, boB in Gnelanb man nit Der
ausorbeitung dbnIider pIdne befhdfs
tist in.
Aus hem 9eutiden Net d..
8erbin, 2. Sepiember. 8ab'
reno iih ionit bas gublifum iiber o!e
Qoniasberger @ottesgnaoen.Heoe oes
aaiiers bereifs pieber berubiat bat,
fallen nun noh Dem Wuiier Der 60
sialoenrofroten Die bentiheu Sufira'
attien iiber ben Wonarhen her. Be
fanntlih iiibrte Der 9errider in Der
9ie0e aIlerlei 0iebe gegen Die Veltre'
bunaen Der @eiberrehtIerinnen, DIE
er ihon iriiber bel peridiebeneu 8ele'
Ieaenheiten perlirtbeilt bat. itno pries
Die hduslid,en Iiiser,oen cls ons
totite ssDcnl Der Gran. Tnaegen pro
teitirt MN Der preuBiif,e gerein fiji
Traueniiimmreft. Die Sraaniia
ton bat heuie geihliiiie nnaenom
men, in oenen bic gleuBerungen 0es
Wonard,en ais cine gerbohniing DC,
oifrutlid,en Weinlina imo oes Bolts
mil!ens be5eihnet iperoen. am Sf1lnf
Der Reiolution be;bt Is: Die 1routi
haben bas Reht. felbit barber Su tnt
it<iben. mas bas 8efe fir lie ift uni
Fe ueroen nidi ruben. Bis iie ihr Sic
erreint boben.1
Die s5ekr bes Gebnntnges III allgs
mein NIT sroBem Gntbuiiasmus I'M
unier elmer felt langen Snbren MID
msbr oassipeienen riefisen8etbeiligunl
Der HepOlteruns besanstn fuorbtn. 9e
Reihsbduptiia6t bate reihften alag
aenihmuf angflegt, unb slpdr trob be
pprherrihenben fdlfhten Wetters
ip<lhes ben Detorotionsn itellenipeiI
iibel mitIpieIi.. Sn i6mmtlidsn Gdu
len fonnen Dornlittdgs tntfprehtnb
sfsiern itntt. Bel pelhtn BON Gtiie
Ser Qebrerihaft bic webeutung be
qroBen Enats Der Susenb Dor Angs
cefiibrt ipurhe. ipGbrenb bitG6iiIer pa
friolif&e Oebihte betlomirten unb I
nnberer Weiie Die bentmdsbieen 0rsie
uiiIe W pies aotrjsfntsn ptSbsstItd
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-05
2rafoent Eaft
AirS beute in ct. Yaul pur oem
yfatiDnalen aOnierpirunss-
&ongreR ipreden.
auberoem 6d(t er au6 cine Rsoe in
Der6iaOung mit Der 5eier oes
Qr6eitertaaes.
Der Vraiioent bate ipdbrenS iei.
ner geitrigeu Heiie tuid,tige
pplitifd,e apnferenseu.

Der aorgreBabgeorbnete Wlcainlep
propbe3eit fir oas ndhite 3eprd.
ientontenbous eine republic
tanti6e Maioritdt.
DisIe Stimmenmebrbsit ptrb fib isis
ner gebouptung na4 ouf 45 be-
laufen.
Dem Grzgrditbenten Rno1epelt tpurs
ben 9eitern in ben 9atotds uno in
Winneiota begeiiterte SpQz
tionen berettet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-05

luna BON geiten Der geb0roe ein
gtrih eemaft poTben. 5m pIan
mar IS getDefen, bab Der 5run5oIe
Saures, Der GngIdnber aeir 5urbin
unb Der Belsier Ban Der gelbs als
6auptreDner auftrsten iolltsn. Qber
ole poli5ei bat Derboten, baB bei Der
gtlesenbeit Reben II, frembsr Spra6:
gehdlten tperDen.
Rndtritt bes 4b mirals b.
Sirpib angeblt4 i'm
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-05
QNetterbert6t.

Dbio: Hessn unb fpdbri rinssnl'ch
genitter am Wlontas uub Dienfos;
oemabiater Giibirir1o.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-05
Bel elmer 8ori ritubtbobntp1t'ton BET
9torpolt, g.. puroen 20 perioz
nen berlebt.

9pnamitattentat auf bic Qnlagen bsr
2ucds Bridge So. in psortu, 81.
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(Gprtissuns auf Der 3. Ssitsl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-29
Law CONGRESS AT PARIS.
Delegates from Many States Meet to
Discuss Points of War.

Paris, March es.-The twenty-:hird Con
sress Of the Institute of International Law
was opened to-day in the Sorbonne By NJ
Barthou. Minister Of Justice. Authorities
from all parts Of the civilized world were
represented The delegate from the United
States IS James Brown Scott. solicitor Of
the Department OF state.
The questions under discussion iuchiaa
the treatment of the vessels Of belIlgerents
while In neutral ports in time Of war. a
point which WAS actively debated after the
Russo-Japanese conflict; regulations for
laying submarine mines and international
laws affecting individuals.
All Of to-day's addresses expressed I'll.
conviction that the cause Of arbitration
was growing, and Charles l.. Lyon-C'aen
and Leon Bourgeois urged that il Was i'm
perative that an arbitration programme b.
prepared for tho next Hague conference
~. Bourgeois paid tribute to the United
states FOR her recent benevolent militia
tive in seeking TO find the basis Of an ar
bitration understanding. lie agreed with
NJ Barthou that IL was essential that inter
national law controlling aerial navicatlo,,
he defined, as II might be the most difficult
question az the future, but added that H.,
was pleased by the continuation of the
struggle for obligatory arbitration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-29
CAR CRUSHES INFANT.
CrOzcd PurSues MOtorman, but
Police Rescue Him.

While the mothers back vas turned.
the fifteen months-old son Of Mrs. Re
becca Lenovau toddled under the front
Of southbound Second avenue car in
Chrystie street. and almost in front Of
the Lenovau home. at 10. 1877 Chrystie
street, last night. Tho child was swept
under The fender and dragged for ten or
twelve feet.
\ crowd OF fully five hundred excited
men ana women gathered and began TO
threaten tie motorman, Who bolted and
ran to Forsyth and Delaney streets.
Patrolman Walsh. Of the Eidridge street
station. protected him from the yelling
crowd until police reserves answered a
hurry call and the motorman was rushed
20 the Eldr;dge street station in a patrol
wagon.
DIR. Childs. OF Gouverneur Hospital. re-
moved the child 10 that institution. The
surgeon said there was no chance OF saw
ing his life.
In the Eldridge street station tho no
torman, who had been charged with fe-
lonious assault said no was Michael
Lehey, Of No 1872 Lexington avenue. He
was locked up. but later was paroled I'm
the custody Of the counsel for the Sec
Ond avenue line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-29
ABDUCTION ARREST.
anonymous Letter Leads PO-
lice TO an Engineers Home.

Richard J. Grimes. twenty-six years old
OF No. 90 East Esd street. night engi-
neer IN the Manhattan Eye and Ear Hos
pital. az No. 2I0 East sith street, was
locked UP in the East 9th street station
last night charged with abduction
Grimes was arrested following a visit
&c the East 9Th street police station by
Mrs. Mary Ris!ey. OF No. Il Columbia
street, Brooklyn, who said that she re-
Gently received an anonymous letter say
ing that her daughter May. who has been
missing since February ), was living
with a man in the esd street house
Detectives went 10 Grimes's apartment
and found they say, two young women.
who said that they we're visiting Grimes
They gave their names as Edna Pearn,
eighteen years old. living with her parents
II 40. IS Little street. Brooklyn. and
Mary Farrell, twenty. Of No. $50 Central
avenue. Brooklyn, who has no parents.
The young women and Grimes We're taken
TO the station house, the women 10 be held
until the police can see their relatives
According 10 the police. Grimes said
that Mary Risley had been with him for
two or three weeks of her own accord but
left him and is now living IN Brooklyn.
He said he first met her while he was
working as a special officer in the Royal
Theatre, al Wiloushby and Pearl streets,
Brooklyn.
Mrs. Risley went to Brooklyn 10 find her
daughter. but informed the police late last
night that she had been unsuccessful The
two girls went to the sd street house. co.
lected their belongings and went away with
relatives. Grimes will be arTaigned in the
Norkville police court this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-29
GIRLS SEE MURDER.
Negro Shoots Dozen 4nOthcr an
Harlem Steam LduRdrH

Claude Humphrey. negro rnachinist.
was shot down in the Carolyn Steam Laun-
dry, No. i4 East 129th street. last even
ing BY another negro. humphrey died an
hour later in the Harlem Hospital from q
bullet wound In the lef; breast The man
who welded the pistol fed. after taking a
parting shot AZ the foreman. Charles Vita.
which went wild. Two hundred girls work
inS In the place We're thrown into a panic.
Shortly after the shooting the police ar
rested negro in the 18th street station
Of the New York Central Railroad and
charged him with homicide The prisoner
said h. vas Victor Nelson. Of 10 . East
l3ith street
Questioned in the l25th street station.
Nelson Insisted that the shooting was n
family affair the police say. The officers
assert that he also made this statement.
When it's necessary I'll plead guilty"