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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-13
Sra Odnmarf.

Srnfnet. Sra 8uostisbina meo.
oeIes Den 25be Ropember: Mites
er Sitter arpio Beberien al 9obaIs
ialbet ooerboro ira en- R~otor6aoo o.
brrfnet tort oeb 2ano uO for llale.
berg. 2ieet fanbtes imorges.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-13

Gienopmsials. Sra 6re0ertfs.
bapn meooeIes ben 25Oe Rooember:
@rop, Serien al Otter RiberboI0t /
aoiteS Soen bar iolgt i'm gienbom
I'll grop. Sans Serieu al aiprsaaoro
| aaiaa for 10000 8r. SoertageIicu
Ter itrar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-13
Suniems ManbatneSlGgselie. Sra

Spniens MansatneolGsselie. Sra
3igbenbapn me66eles BEN 19be gto-
pember: Den SIsi 0unife NoroileS'
oigere, iom repr9ienterer Sppoittio'
men oberfor &igSbngsmanb s. 3.
Sansiens mere foriigtige BoITtif, blep
efter Snnsiens Mm0utneolpggeIie
opfor6ret til at ltbpeJe M &igSoags-
monb. >9ette bar Sppoiitionen MI
negtet. s en- SerberbelIe til Noro'
Tesuig8 geIeerforening b9poer Opo'
fitionen, at SnbI9g I ben oanIfibn'
beripSIfe Bresie og paa WesOer bar
~efterlaSt ct Sn6trpf a. at ct 6orilng
ira Sen SHE ON m Rigsoagsmano
life piIoe ifabe Snmling, men bore
Signal til Sorisg poa of reiie en- BE
ppaelie MOB ben epentltelle aonbtoot,
Sppoittionen uipiier berfor aft an'
rpor Ga lpgger neutrality-suspicious.
let | observation-disclosures Soano.
The sun., 1910-05-07

Secretary II tho Intarior. James r. Gar
field. and said that Mr.. Garfield had his
present and lahting friendship. connden0e
and support in view Of the present
hostility hstwesn Mr. Ballnger and hts
predecessor this appealed IN the commit.
- and spectators as highly iTonioal and
created a general laugh
Another letter read by Mr. Ralllngsr
was 0ns from Henry y. Conn. washing
ton attorney WIN was anxiOlH io hnv" an
intervisw with the man repoTiod then 70
be- alaiesl for The post at the head nt tho
Interior Department. Mr. Copp Teterreh
frankly 20 the inliuencs which the North
ern Pacific and southern Pariiia railroads.
wera anDposssd a. have had Tor years IN
tho Land Ofiire. saving in part;
There II q TuTnor among tho land aitor'
neys that YOU will he tho Secretary Ot tiie
Interior under President Taft am de-
lighted 10 hear this report and hops u
may prove true. Ia the avunt Ot yonr
acoapiancs I wouh hs glad IN have =
private interview with YOU az your resi-
dsnoa ON arrival hero Ia Washington 20
explain the cruel innuence which the
Northern Pacific Railroad has IN the
SoCretary's Office at present. aud, as you
perhaps know. had under Commissions
Richards in the General Land once.
The Influence ~ the Paciho railroaua
has been notorious even under Demo-
cratic Administrations. UndeF COmmis-
siOner lamaroux Il was currently re-
ported among land people that his negro
OOachman whose name v a. said 20 beOorne
on the Land once rolls a. q uleaeenger'
would whip up his two horses and a. he
touched ono would say. Get up there.
Northern Pacific and touching The other
would remark. Hurry along. Southern
Pacific -
The sun., 1910-05-07
FRIARS LANDS LEASES.
Seevetary DlckInson Sends InGSEmatlsa
Received by Cabie Prem MGnlla.

serretary Dlcklnson sends InGSrmausa
ReeelHeli hy Cable Prem NEhlia.
wAaHNOroS. May e.--Secretary II
War Dickinson made a preliminary ~
port TO the House Of Repre- sentatives 10
day in reply 10 the Stay den resolution
calling for information concerning the
gala OF friar lands in the Philippines.
The information. which came by cabls
from the 0OVernor-C General Of the Philip
pines, shows that eighty-tWo persons have
each purchased more than sixteen hectarps
og friar lands. seventy eight Of whom a~
Fihpinos and four Americans. Thers
are ta2 persons who have leased more
than sixteen hectares Of friar lands a.
various rentals. Of these s7b are Fih-'
pinos. iS arr Americans and ? are English
men. One application h pending for ths
purchase Of i.lOo hectares Of triaF lands
By a man named Thayer.
q has hsen alleged in the House that
Thaysr isRn agent Of Dillingham;. Who s
understood % represent the sugar trust
in hawaii. The cableEFam declares that
there have been no public land sales 10
Excess Of sixteen hectares 10 any pers0n
or 10 excess Of O.O2a hectares % any corpc-
ration Furthermore no Applications tof
such sales have been received.
Five Americans. i IA said, have earn
'eased moro than sixteen hectares n
public lands on n twenty-five wear
lease at Is cents a hectare annually
The sun., 1910-05-07
LORIWER CISE INDICTMENTS.
one Legislator Charged With Bribery and
TIVE 0thrrs With PprluFy

CHICAGO. Nav Indictments were
returned to-day by The special Grand
Jury against Representative lee O'Neill
Browne of Ottawa. Michael \. Link OF
Mitchell ard Robert " Wilson Of Chicago
in connection with the bribery scandals
The charge against Browne is bribery
In tho alleged payment of $50 10 Repre-
sentative Charles A. White for his vote in
support Of William Lorimsr for senator.
Wilson and lAnk are accused Of swear
ing falsely before the Grand Jury In con
nection with the alleged Jackpot divi-
sion which White declares TOOK place in
NJ Louis.
The Grand Jury also acted in tho Chi
cago aud Western Indiana scandal. in
volvinR the alleged s5sl. ON land frauds.
returning an Indictment for emhezEle-
ment against W J Henley. former presi-
dent and general counsel Of the railroad.
RumOrs were ahoat In tho Criminal Court
building late this afternoon that States
Attorney Mayman was pressing hard Tor
a third confession IN the br berry scandal.
Detectives were fitting about and there
was an AR Of mystery on the sixth hOor
Of tho Criminal Court building where
the ingHsltion was on
The Legislators WIN are being grilled
were guarded. each by q detective.
states Attorney Nayman's fore was
exhausted and private agency was
brought into service.
The sun., 1910-05-07
TOKUGAWA VISITS CONGRr,,
Received ~ the Floors oT Boih Hon,..
an unprecedented COurte,,.

an Unprecedented COurte,,
wAsHIH0ToN. MAY e-The prasrr-s 4
a japanese Prince on tho H0u. uf t5.
senate and HOUSE to-day during ti,
sessions aroused lively Interest IN ,bs
Capitol The visitor cams in plan I.rs,
vioe-Preaidsnt sherman s1tsude,. IA
Official courtesiss in the Senafs 10,
Prince is President Of the Toxic Cnano.r
OF Peers and tho President intro.
ducsd him 10 Senators and put his High.
ness a. ease
IN the diplomatic gallery was ns An.
baaaador from Japan. Baron UChid.
accompanied by senator William Aldsn
smith u Michigan.
For the frat time in the history u
the Hollse that body admitted % tho ao,g
during q session person not specfoalig
entitled 20 tho privilege under the ni.ss
Princs TOkuRaWa was accompanied hy
Kasayuki Disangoku and Baron Uchida
the Japaness Ambassador Ia the Un;s4
states. the party having previously taxa.
lunch with Vice-President Sherman
The Prince was introduced by Speaker
Cannon. who took occasion 20 make SONS
Temarks relative 90 the progress that
Janan has made In the last twenty vear.
The Prince ex pressed his thanks in lev
words.
Taxing his place In the well Of the Hou..
prinoe TokuRawa received the membara
the presentations being made by Speaker
Cannon. The House broke out into loud
applause a. Representative Hohsun Il
Alshama. who has been predicting war
between the United States and japan,
grasped the hand Of Prince Tok ugawa
The sun., 1910-05-07
RECEPTION TO DR JICOBI.
state WedIcaI sScleI, Gives HIm . BrOnye
In IoRoF of IIl- sOlh IIirthda,.

Dr. Abraham Jacob uas ~ years old
yesterday The Medical Society of tho
state of New York. wishing 20 honor him
o. Lis attainment o. folrscors year.
gave big reception az the New York
Academy ~ Medicine a. West Forty
third street. last night Dr. Jacob vas
the guest of the evening
Cons dering the fac that a. least NJ
persous attended the reception and
shared 10 tho tnOu's 20 'Gs venerable
physician the affair vas very informal
Dr JacObi received a Gee birthday
present from the society bronze
por'rair Telisi 0f himself done by Miss
Fshmvth " thit CRY WAS gwen 20
him Dr Charles Jewett made the pre-
ssntati1n zleeCh and Dr.. jacob accepted
tho Eif' In few words
There wers no other speeches last
night Everybody mounted the plat-
form. shook hands with Dr. Jacohi
wished him many happy returns and
then stood around and Chatted with
everybody slse SO many physicians wers
on hand that one felt quite safe whatever
happened.
Dr. Joseph y. Bryant presided Among
the guests uers Dr. John A Wyeth. Dr
Wisner r. Townsend. Surgeon General
Wynan, Dr. ~ FOrrest Willard Of Phia-
drlphia. Dr. X. T. Arnold u Boston. Dr.
SaTusl Ward n Albany and Dr. Frederic
7. Curtis. About half u the guests Werr
women. m
The sun., 1910-05-07
sMOrS FIRED At AERONAUTs.
Bullets whistle lnesmsaFtably Near Pref.
Todd and Ills CsmpAnlOn&

Bullets whistle tneanaortablt Neaf FFei'
Todd and Ills CsmpAnloaG
FAsr HADpAN. Conn. MAY 6.-Cpon
landing here early to-day from an aero
nautical journey for the purpose Of max
ing astronomical observations. par''ou-
larry Gf Hallsy's comet. the occupants
% the balloon Massachusetts, said that
they wsrs Ared upon by some unknown
person about three miles north Of Man
chester Just before sunrise. The person
used a Tiae. and while the bullet didn't
strike the balloon OF llS passengers L
whistlod uncomFOTtAbly close % their
ears.
Prof. David Todd % the Amherst
College Observatory. who with Mrs. Todd
and Charles .. 0liddsn composed the
party. reported that his observations Of
the comet ss well as the planet Venus
the moon aud the SIN. were very Blcness-
ful. and that he had gathered lot Of
Information.
The balloon. which arose .rnm Pitts
ield, Mas, at 2:lS this morning. landed
AZ e:lO In a Russian settlement five miles
from Long Island Sound and seven miles
from Colchester. an aiI line distance Of
eighty milsa Their time was hours 10
minutes and the highest elevation was
1000 feet
After landing the aeronauts loaded their
balloon into the only means Of transpOr-
tation available. a rickety Russian cart.
and rote In the rude vehicle seven miles
20 Colchester. where they boarded a train
Cor Springfield
PrOE Todd was too fatigued TO spsak
OF hs observations. but aaid he wOuia
have aoms very Interesting information
90 divulRe when he reached Springfield.
MrS. Todd was unnervsd by the shots
fired at the balloon. This II the second
tims that a balloon with Mr.. 0iidden ~
the pilot has been fired upon.
Prof Todd says the thermometer
dropped To thirty-ilve degrees during the
fight and this brought some discomfort
to the party. The Connecticut River
between Hartford and Warehouse Point
vas crossed about l.is A. NJ, the altitude
heing 5000 feet. The balloon was at a
height OF i.sO0 feet whcn going over
Manchester. The police of the latter
Dlacs have bsen requested "a ascertain
the identity Of the gunner.
The sun., 1910-05-07
roo GOOD 4 PENWIN.
4 CouIsIri Omit the Forssry Habit and d
srni 10 sing sing

Herbert MiddIetiiss. p wears cd. ey-
pert penman and sienogrApher. was
yesterday sentenced 20 not less than i've
wears nor more than ten years impns0D-
ment IN Sing Sing for forgery IN the second
ueRres by Judge Humphrey Ia tie 0usels
county court. Long island City
Two years ago while employed as q
steuographsr Ia the bureau ~ street
openings iu Queens MddleFn.ss was
arrested. charged With forgery and ha
pleaded guilty Frsnds ntercetlsd and
he was released on suspended seltsnce
According 20 'he District Attorney =
Office he spent the las' two years IN tour.
ing the small towns - Neg ibrx and
Pannsylvanl. paying hia wav oy means
~ bogus checks Jhicals in Qgssns
.pIn'v '"arued ~ bis doing. bu' were
unable - IJcats him until las' week
when they learned that he was Under
arrest in PlvuOu'h. Pa for passing a
bogus check Hs way brought baca
20 Og'.sus county and ARA gned On bis
former Plea o.! guilty ~ forgery
The sun., 1910-05-07
FOREIGN MINERS ~ RIOT.
Americans Prevented From GSIRg d
Rork Though Agreement d signed.


Rork ThSugh Agreement ls slERed.
CLINTON. Ind. MAY O. The foreign
miners employed in ths Clinton fields
surrounded the mines this morning.
when work was 20 he resumed. and pre-
vented the American miners from en-
t,ring the mines Hundreds Il the for.
eigners also gathered around the miners
trains when they arrived and refused %
let the men leave the cars
A number " the miner1 attempted 10
walk 70 mines ,. ? and , north o' Clinton.
but were assailed by the mobs with rocks
and clubs.
Harry Divine a miner employed a.
the Crown Hill mine. attempted iO conceal
himself until the crowd had passed. but
on beinE discovered was fired a. by
number of the assailing party. Al shots
went wild aud Divine @sca ped uuhurt
A miner named Pink was attacked by
party oI men near tho Grown hill mine
and beaten
The pol,ca force Was inadequate 70
stilldue the foreignera and only one mine
- working to-day. the lyford. which is
across the river from Clinton.
The trouble u due % the fact that the
foreigners Instructed the delegates frOm
the local mines 70 sign q permanent
agreement only. although the terms IN
the temporary agreement are the same
as those ~ permanent one.
The sun., 1910-05-07
VARDlNIN BILKS Ar DEBtTE.
Rsfusea 70 Meet senator PercS and
There'TI Be Va Primary.

JACKSON. Mss Nav . There will he
no Senatorial primary in Mississ,Ppi this
fall The Democratic executive commit
tee. assembled tonight adopted the fol-
lowing resolution after on acrimonious
debate.
Whereas James X Wards man has REFUSED
10 enter the primary A. ordered b@canse
~ he resolution ordering same, aud Sh"Tsis
the committee il satisfied because ~ said
refusal that GOv NaTdaman does not IN
tend 10 debate Jointly with senator Percy
The issue for which they stand. and
Whereas the committee believes that
such debates are necessary IN order TO
acuuaini the voter with The issue which
must control their choice therefore be u
Rssoirsd That The resolution heretofore
adopted ordering primary 70 hs heli In
November he and the same - hereby re-
scinded
This resolution was adopted hy a vote
Of ~ 90 Q and ended the meeting
Leroy Percy will therefore hOid his seal
for the remainder Of hia term and has a
year longer % canvass for the term be-
ginning in 1913,
The sun., 1910-05-07
TONKERS STRIKERS TGLV.
Nitaek NeR vino Refuse 10 Quit WsFk sa
Central Roads improvement.

CeBtral Road's improvement.
YoNEERs. Nav G-violenoo attended
q strike here to-day ~ 40 lahorers en-
plOYei un construction work for the New
York CentTai Railroad IN connection with
the elevating Il tracks and elimination
of grade crossings "a this citv. The
strikers qut work becauss their demand
for 81 "a a day vas not accsded e.. They
were receiving N.H.
On quitting work the labcrers tried 20
induce the men employed un the main
tenanoe gang IN declare "A sympathetic
strike Theas employees refused aud the
strikers rushed upon the maintenance
men. fight ensusd In which sticks and
stones were used Several who flashed
knives were disarmed by railroad detec-
tives. &. J. Redifor superintendent %
maintenance from kingsbridge 20 Gro
ton. was hit in the chest with a heavy
stone eaTlv In the melee He was ~ badly
injured that he was taken to his home in
KingsbT'cigs.
In a clash AZ GlenwoOd between gangs
~ the construction and maintenance
departments a iahOrer pulled a revolver.
but befr ~ h. could use u he Was disAFmed
by n number of maintenance men. who
dragged him to the river and ducked him.
When the disorder be~ame threatening
the reserves % the First precInc: turned
out and dispersed the crowds
The sun., 1910-05-07
MORE RtKERs To SrKIkE.
french and Italian nranehes Jain -They
Want q DaS OF Each Week.

The Italian and French branches of the
Journeymen Bakers and Confect oners'
international Union IN this city decided
yesterday ~ strike for q dav ~ every
week some of them went on strike
yesterday afternoon
According % Charles lfiand. general
organizer % the 'bake-s this - not a
sympathetic strike
The ieaders have been unable 20 get
the men in the Ing shuts and Hiidebrand
bakeres IA Brooklyn 20 strike meet
lng ~ The men Ia these bakeries viii he
held to-day 20 take up the question Of
striking
4 complaint was made yesterday 10
Capt Corcoran a. the Fast iOith street
police station ~ Two boss bakers Joseph
R0-elthal % 1880 Lexington avenue
and Abraham Altenmsyer Of lf98 Ter.
iugton avenue. that two baskets Of brean
they had pT' ou'ade Of their stores had
ts.n spoiled by Aeros-Es thrown Uy
stuSing bakers
The Ceutral Federated Cnicn decided
last night - have an investigation rsade
by - committee on sanitation of tho
hakeshoua In town A leader % the
srrikiaR bakers said ha had knowledge
that LasauifaTy CONDITIONS existed "
MANY " fhese shops. The results of the
investIgntlous arr % - presented ~ the
board Il Health and to the Mayor.
The sun., 1910-05-07
N.rCrNrRtL ~ tRD DELATrD.
tTbliraIors Have Too Wany Details To
Get q Out This Week

The award NJ the arbitrator. p E.
Glars and = y. Morrssey ~ regard
~ the demands of the trainmsn and con
durrors on the Vanderbilt lines west OF
Buffalo. which vas 10 have been made to-
day. will not b4 announced before Tuesday
~ Wednesday because oG the mutt
rH~itv Of details and conditions On the
various roads Of the system
On hehan 0f tho -. T. avs repre-
sentative Of that line said that all essential
-liufH Fsiatinc y ne ~ rad baen cov-
ies ~ tho Central award. There might
n. s1me unimpOrtant details 20 arrange
but they would DO very ieW.
The sun., 1910-05-07
MRs. ooYNE GETs DTVORcE,
saJs IIrr Iluslland Tsrated fer WIN
C3eallemanly Indifference.

RFNS New Nav Wi'hin twenty
minutes after Mra. Navy Gatina Coyus,
Wite Oi Ildge Edward p Coyne. stepped
10 the witness stand in the trial of her
slit fBr divorce to-day she was legally
free from her husband. Her Wedde'i LIFE.
which began when she Wis 10 lasted
only sly months IN Dpcemhar. 1918. her
husband she declared in her testimony,
left her home In New York aud went b
London lie remained in England about
four NOR Ihs and aside from cabling her
Of his arrival there and at another time
Of his having a good timo she never
receivsi a worl from him Upon his
return instead ~ going N their home he
went n a New York hotel and here
established bis residence. never again
returning n their home nor 10 her Shs
said she sent word 90 him that she wanted
10 go him and she telephoned him. where
upon hs told her u she wanted 10 talk
with him 10 come IN his ofiice. This she
did. and he treated her with Rpntlemanly
Indifference. informing heT that he was
going aWay 20 London and other distant
places. Shortly after that he started FOR
London and from there went 10 south
America. lncompatibility. his 81 years
and her p. are given a. the real trouble.
There are no children
Edward y COync was formerly County
Judge and Surrogate OF Livingston county
and was a Deputy Attorney General under
Gov. Roosevelt. His first wife. who was
EliznbsTh Doty. daughter u the Rev DR.
W. DOrville Doty Of Rochester. divorced
him in September. 1871 The following
June he was married 10 Mary Gatins.
daughter of Jospeh Gatins. a retired
stock broker at Atlanta. Ga. living al
q Central Park West.
The sun., 1910-05-07
NoyemenIs q Naval Vessels.

WAsHIN,dcS. May She collisr
Casar and MaFoellus and tug PatuHeas
have arrived At Lynn Haven Ray. the
cruiser Buffalo At Mare Island. the crmssr
New York at Gibraltar. the suhmarlnes
Tarantula and Viper az Annapolis. and
the despstch boat Dolphin at WaahinEion
The torpedo hoats smith, Lamaon and
Preston have sailed from Charleston for
hoston and the cruiser Dixie from Charles-
ton for Hampton Roads.
The sun., 1910-05-07
sHOT ~ SLEEPY TUSBIND.
we. UOmlnE Home late. "a Histhksa
for . Burglar

BosrON May Mrs George c Moore.
" of North Chelmsford vas struck
bv a brlle, IN the abdo=,ea a. her home
in North Chelmsford las rIg-'. bu. lie
wound u only a slight oEe The sho:
was cred By Mr. Moore ausbaEd Of the
young woman. wko thCIEa' . burglar
was forcing an entrance 20 the house.
Mr. Moore was or visiting lac: n.r5t
~ the house % a reig..bor Her Egstald
remained az E0,cs and was asleep waea
Nlrs. Moore returned. Snr quietly en-
tered tho house about iO.3D Q CLOCK
when her husband awoke.
Startled by what he believed % be
an attempt 10 force an entrance he fired
Ons shot 20 alarm the intruder. The
scream q his wife thoroughly aroused him
Tlrs bullet entered the lower part of the
young Woman's abdomen and came out
al the thiRh
The sun., 1910-05-07
me nan street "E,snlnr sun. ..

The Wall Street edition Of THE EvENIxO'
SuN contains al the financial news and
the stock and bond quotations. % the close
" the market. The closing uuotationa
inciu,- nc t,,s bid and asked prices. with
additional news matter are contained alao
IN the night edition Of THB EvENIN0 sUN.
The sun., 1910-05-07
POsT OFFICE BTLL UNCHANGER
The senate Passes u ESAe'ly ss q tame
FrOm the Huuae.

WAsHINOTON. May The ssnAis
passed the post once appropriation hail.
carryins approximately s2aS. on, on after
forty minutes consideration to-day Ths
bill was passed just ~ Il came from the
HollNe Of Representatives without amend
ment. lt.will 90 direct 20 the Presidsnt
for his signature.
Such unanimity between the houses
on a general appropriation ball is without
precedent
The sun., 1910-05-07

w.saINerOS Ma s-Thsss army orders have
bcsn lNHued.
Firnt IleuL William G GOWN Coast Arullssy
from Ninety ulnth Company 70 unassigned ist.
Theas chanaes In stations end duties OF IN
Etneer u1lcefs ordered; flrsi Lieut. A. Johnson
from First haitalion and KnTineer Sctooi. Mash.
tnylon. 20 West Point. relieving ftrst lieut.
William D. Ander~on. Nho viii report 70 81
periaisndeat Of academy 20 rehtye Capt Msfg
nrooke
CAPT william Kelly. from washlngtoa 10 ths
east Mara Brooss from West Point 70 ws.h
lngtnu rclif,i iag Capt. William keiil - assistant
70 EAEinref Commissioner Of District b oluu bia
tirst ilent Eilery Farmer. from Teuth 10
TJVruy .slath iulantry.
Flrst lieut. William =. Harreu trom rWenty.
siath 70 Tenth lnianiTy.
Ttnss raw orders have bssu issued.
Lieut. =. ID. Lttie. from the Rhosc Island 10
home and salt orders.
unue treatment Naval Hospital. Mare Island
menL Naval Medical school HospiaL Washlnr
t1n. d 7. GRANTED three m0nths slck ieave
Lieut. v Y KoEbaum. Ir.. from the NeW Hamp
shire 10 assisiant u supervisor Of harbor. New
Norz
Rnalen W. v Rene when discharEed treatment
a. Naval Medlrai Nrhoo hospital Washington
ID C. GRANTED three uaontha ark leave
Lieut. a y. nlhbe and RnNlgu g. 4 Dlrhraan
from the Cieyelbnd 70 the Wtlmlnat0B
Aidstipuan y. Cogsgeil discharTud treatment
Naval Hospital. Canacao. Y. J.. 20 the Dpra1ur
Surgeon n p ledbetieL from the Relief snd
continus other dutes
The sun., 1910-05-07
rIFr rs AN ACTO WRIzzER.
Has FUN Win Reporters WhS Have 10
PeslsN Rlm IN the Ilust.

FetlsN Hlm IN the Must.
WASHINGTON. Nav 6-The way in
which President Taft has been whiEzing
around the countryside in White House
and other automobiles has alarmed one
oT HE relatives. who recently wrote a
letter 70 him advising against speeding
The President hasn't taken the advice
seriously and answered that he always
has tried 90 restrain automobile drivers
But he Raid. when newspaper men
follow me IN an automobile and have their
lungs filed With dust they get even by
telling how fast | GO
The sun., 1910-05-07
TO CLOSE BRONX STREAMS
Hearing Befere the Hsuse Committee 10
Give cry JuFlsatetlon.

NAAAAAAAANMA -
Give cry JuFlsaietlon.
WAsHTS0roN. May 6.-Tha Root bill
introduced a. the request Of the upunicip4l
authorities Of New YORK. proposing 10
confer upon city and stats governments
jurisdiction over navigAbls waters wholly
within city limits was made the subisCl
of = hearing before the House COMMITTEES
on Interstate and Foreign Commerce to-
day. The bil Il enacted into law will
authorias the city Of New York 20 an IN
" bridgs over several streams IN ths
BogOugh Of The Bronx
Ths bill has passed the Senate
and Representatives 0loOtt and 0Ouldsn
appeaFed before the H0use COMMITTEES
to-day to urRB q favorable report on the
measure. The committee decided befors
acting to invite New York and Othsr
cities Interested 90 appear and explain IN
fuller detail the necessity Tor the paasags
Of such q bill
The sun., 1910-05-07

Pederal PFisSaeFs' PaFsls RIl Reported.
WAsuNOroS. May S.-Ths Sterling bill
providing for the parole Of prisoners
confined in Federal penitentiaiss was
reported favOrably by the HOUSE Com
mitiee on Judiciary to-day.