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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-02-10
NJ. w. A. Opera House, Thursday. February IL

tne natural histories of Il true YAM
pire being captured while feeding on
a human being. Dewey Austin Cobb
In New York Tribune
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-02-10

Take rest. A field that has rested
gives beautiful crop.-Oyid.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-02-10

Money is one thing everybody is aft
err and yet 1t always gets left behind.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-13
rEIL HO iRDI\G ~ RW ~ T,R.
Fran"i- u, Hrrrs GosNrd 10 q Hospital.
Then Permitted tn Go Home.

Fraroi- h B"cr~ a stock broker having
an office a. ~ Montague street. BROOKLYN.
tried tn gcr through rhe side door OF a
car on = subway "Npr~-- "A; Fourteenth
street "a few minutes befor. > O'Clock yea
t"rday afternoon. missed his footing and
slipped h" v'en IN" platform and the car
Nc '"l :" IN. level Of IN. rails. brui-inE
hims"li about the head and body lie
was hauled out 10y "A by-tander before the
train started
An ambulance surgeon insisted that Mr.
Beers go 10 a hospital for examination
Mr. Beers -s'a that he was all right and
would be- able 20 go on TO BROOKLYN az
soon A. h. had chance TO brush OF his
clothes Tn. doctor however. held 10
his idea that something serious might he
the matter and a policeman Also told the
broker that he'd hst'sr he taken care Of
AZ IN. hospital
Mr.. Beers gave in. hu' As soon IA the
surgeons told ham az ~ Vincenf's that he
was right in the estimate Of his own in
jurls- he lef' for home
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-13
TO CONTEST LO>sWORTH SFar.
Cincinnati D~mWcrats Ssek to Expose
Alleged Gang Methods.

CINCINNATI. Nov. .? DIR. Thomas p.
lIarr editor OF the |Gih Jbc Tel graph. who
was rhe Democratic candidate for Con {.
gress IN the First district against Nicholas
Longworth. - being urged 10y some Of
his friends o contest the elrcti ION OF Lon z :
worth
DR.. Hair said TO-DAY that he would put
he entire matter in the bands 81 tine
Democratic county committee. which
conducted his campaign
II is arg,Ied that contest would give
the House an opportunity 70 80 into N.
met hods OF The so-cs lied Boss Cox gang
Evidence in the hands Of the Democrat c
count y committees makes n slrnos, csrr AN
i, il said. that the seats OF the Republican
candidates for the state Legislature who
were elected on the face 81 the ret urns
will be contested. Many leading Demo-
Gratis favor 'he plan a. a rebuke tn the
gang which has voted thousands Of
men illegally every year. il IL charged by
these Democrats.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-13
POTTER ar FtTHERS BEDSIDE.
After Hurry q % Journey From Alaska tae
Finds the sicA Wan smprsS ed.

ATL'SrIC CIV. y. ! Nov. I2.-wison
Potter. who has been hurrying from
White Horse 'lasha. 10 the bedside Of his
father. Col. Thomas Potter. arrived here
this afternoon lie was met 81 the traic
by his mother end o'he. members of the
family in an automobile and 'asen to the
Potter residence. iOI Oriental ayen,..
He found hi- f'ahar'~ CONDITION much i'm
proved.
Chance played a Zig part in the finding
Of the young man VINO was on a hunting
tour. He and his party raG short Of SUD.
plies and went 20 White Horse. They
remained over for day and on Oc'opar ~
Just n they were packing ur iollsave a
message telling 81 Co.. Potter's critical
condition reached his son. Young Potter
started for home. The train on which
ne travelled 10 SkaSway from White
Horse vas stalled by heavy snowstorms.
The dslay caused him IN miss his boat at
Skagway by three hours and SIX minute .
He - aited three days Tor the next steamer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-13
WOCRtTH CONFERENCE.
senator Rayner wants an Expression ~
Views ny Party Leaders.

BALTIMORE. Nov i,.-Senator Rayner
recommends conference Of leading
Democrats for an expression OF views
and an indication Of the policy the party
should pursue Some such step he says Is
almost a necessity.
Our majority IN the mex, House of
Representatives said he. will be so
large as To he unwieldy There il danger
Of division ove r minor matters when there
should be- absolute unity on all PROPOSE
tons Of party policy.
The people will az peci the present Dem
ocratic representatives in Congress not
merely to sit supinely IN their seats and
wait for thirteen months until the ne r.
Congress- assemblies and they get the
power NJ control. bIt they have Indicated
thai they look To the Democratic party
to take the initiative IN the matter Of tariff
reform and other vital measures which
are demanded ny the public and which
rhe Republican party cannot and will
not give them
Such conference as that suggested
would serve ~ "A sort Of steering com
mite. TO the partys representatives IN
Congress Ut the short session. II will
ciIs. them To realiy. the trend Of Demo
cratic sentiment.
i, would show desire to respond to
public sentiment and "a determination To
maintain its record as the party Of prog
r-ss that will mean much to IL II would
serve 10 Indicate generally 10 the country
the policies for which the party stands
and Tor winch II will stand IN IN. next
convention.
i think II would he bette' to hold tn.
conference" either late in January or
early IN February ~ u will IN better 10
wait until after tn" holidays are over and
everybody j. settled down to the winters
work
1T ~ INV intention a. soon N Congress
assemblies to confer with nIm,rr nf nv
Democratic colleagues in the Senai" on
this proposition. and ! believe there will
h" no difficulty in starring the movement
and making IL a success
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-13
LtND FORCE ar tutPtIt.
Isai Yorktown Wien We're Withdrawn n
Fighting Didn't WairrtsiI,r.

wAsHINOroS. Nov. - - Comma nder
Edwin \. anderson Of IN. gunboa' York =
town. nov AZ Amnpala. reported TO the
Navy Department to-day hat on the
evening % November ~ all the foreign
war-hIp. there landed forces for IN" pro-
lection Of foreign citizens. AZ an uprising
- gninsr Gen. valladar'= was expected.
Tn. disturbances. however. did not ma
terialize. and Yesterday morning the
forces were Withdrawn
Fenton r. McCreery. American Minister
at TeguciRaIps. reported 10 the State
Department that Gen. yallsdsres sent
party Of iOs soldiers from the island Of
Amapaa 10 land near AceiiIDe Within
two hours after landing. th@ Minister said.
IOI 81 the seamen had surrendered 10 the
Government garrison. These soldiers re-
ported that the people 81 Arnapala wers
opposed to the domination Of yRlladnres
Mr.. McCre"ry added that Geographic
communication with AmapaIa mas been
Interrupted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-13
~ m ~ ~ TO I P>ET.
Mrs. Arthur y. Handy Of Brsospn Has an
Arm BpOkrn.

SoMERvILLE. y. J.. Nov. 4? Arthur
f.. Handy who lives AZ IN. Mansion House
IN Brooklyn on his way to-day IN an auto
rnobii. to the Yalr-Princeton fooIbnll
"a me lost control Of his machine half a
mile the other sids Of Bound Brook and
upset in TIE ditch. A TAP robe fying m
the wind tangled up Mr. Hnndy's legs
and tapped in his face 80 shat he could
neither stop his car nor keep IL in the road
Mrs. Handy was caught under the ma
chine Her left arm was broken An
other woman. wife Of friend OF Mr.
Handys. both Of whom were in his .yartv
was bruised She and Mrs Handy ver.
brought four miles IN an automobile. 20
Somerset Hospital for treatment Mr.
Handy was uninj Ired save for a wrench"h
knee. He said last night thar he thought
Mrs. Handy and her friend would he able
TO leave the hospital within few days
Tn. automobile was lowed TO a garage
here
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-13
yikE> GIRL TO SIR NV DIE.
Young Wan After Quarrel shoots Himself
sitting oa Swerthrart's R~,i.

PHILADFLPHIA Nov. II Feeling the
touch of u hand upon her cheek Miss
Annie NeuTnei.ter axoke a. O'Clock
this morning 10 find Harry Mande- for
four years her suit string on 'he edge
Of her bed
NO, word commanded Msnd.r
'or will kill Won
Miss Neurn-,s'.r saw The CLINT of -
revolver S'iIl sitting on IN" h'd Mand-r
pressed il 80 his temple Good by.
he whispered There was fash and
a crashing report aud Mande- fell - the
floor a.. died IN The German Hospital
an hour hft.r the shooting
A. $50 Mrs Amelia Ne,In.l-t.-. Miss
Neum.is'rr's widowed mother. left he-
home TO 20 70 Al bakery nea- by " was
then that Mand.r stole III through a side
door and made hrs wav TO his swe~'he = 5
room
just IN th. pistol report sounded Mrs
N-utneI-'er entered III. front door with
Ernest Shnf,ey. her son in law
When the NO reached ~. bedroom
Mander was struggling 20 arise. and Miss
N-uIneister. who had leap.d from he r
he'd. croucbesi against III. wall
shafcy sem % call 10 rhe police station
and an ambulance carried Mander. still
breathing. 20 TIE hospital A search
Of his clothes revealed several letters
TO friends One was addressed TO Annie
NeurneisIe- II read.
Annie. de-" hav. killed myself
for You and die Of broken heart
Another letter. Addressed TO Mander's
mother. aid
4 ha.. killed myself Don't bs wor-
RED as It is for the hest II ~ not AnnIe's
fault
IL wa. at wedding four years ago
that Siard.- and Miss Neumeister met
Mander was I, friend Of Ernest Shafiry.
VINO married Miss Neumeisrer sIsi..
and was best man 80 the wedding
Tn. Young man and Miss Neumeisr"r
had qua rreIled ON Wednesday aud Mand"r
had Daen told not 20 call on her again
Mand.r was - years Of ag. son 81
James NIanh.r. builder Miss Ne,I.
msister. who - al her work ia n mill to-day
as usual. is ~ wears old
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-13
COUNT TOLSTOY is FOUND
~ Won tSTERI az kOSEISk
~ aIOfGt PROV TNdE.
Another Report Locates Hinr on an Estate
in Tusa Pro, ince U,s wife Tried 10
Commit suiritir when Iie sisap-
pearr,i Tie Meut to FScapr ta>urS.

.Sprcir' CGbis D,spdtchs, 10 TRS SCS
Moscow. Nov. i2.-Count Tolsioy has
b zen found in the monastery Of koselsk
in the province OF kalouga.
ST. PETERSBURG. Nov. i2.-Advices
here locate Count Tolstoy. who has been
missing for some days. in the SOlsky
district Of the province 81 Tula. The
Noros Ersmya says he il resting ON IN.
estate Of the Abrikosors.
A private telegram frorp Tula. capital
Of the province Of the same name in
European Russia. says thar the Countess
Tolstoy. wife OF Count Tolstoy. who left
his home on October 10 with the an
nOunced intention Of spending the rest
two attempts AT suicide Yesterday nv
jumping through a hole in the ice into
the river.
The letter which the Count left for his
wife. in which he announced his retire
ment To some unknown place for the
balance OF his DAYS. declares that he is
unable to live any longer surrounded by
luxury. He asks his wife not 70 seek
him nor To join him II she discovers his
whereabouts. He concludes the letter
by begging her forgiveness for the grief
which his departure will cause her.
When the Count left his home at
Sasnaya Poliana he told nn one OF his
destination. He was accompanied by DIR
MAX ovetsky, his physician.
Count Tolstoy was traced as far a.
Stchekino. a few miles from his home
He drove there in carriage with DR.
Makovetsky and took a train for the
south. No further trace was found Of him
until to-day. although his family. which
has arrived at Yasnaya Poliana. organized
searching parties which have been scour-
ing the country in all directions
Tolstoy in the letter which he left for
his wife bssle a touching farewell TO his
family He said hs isfsd 10 live in peace
a. a trie Christian and would not return
under any circumstances
There was reason from the outset 20
believe that Tolstoy had gone to the
monastery in the Government Of kaloaga.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-13
&. %. PRATT nv 81 MERE.
Orxaniying street Gar Men. Who Are soon
10 R~mnnsi More Pay.

IL was learned vest erdav that Gen
eral Organizer &. q. Pratt Of the Anal
gamat ed Associate ion n 81 rect and Elec-
trio Railroad Employees has been in
this city from time TO time frequently
wit han he last six months and has or
gained four loca,s OF the mot ormen
and conductors Of the street car lines
in Manhattan. especial att ent ION being
given to the Broadway line and the Sixth
aven'Ie line which are nov IN he hands
OF the United States courts. In rh-
near future. 1t was sai ed demands will
he made on behalf Of the men on these
lines for - cents an hour. to be enforced
bv a general NJ rike II refused.
Pratt was m this city vest erdav and
had conference with " II. Ashton.
general organizer 81 the Int ernar ional
Brot herhood Of Teamsrers. Pratt then
went TO Philadelphia bat will return to
New York to-day ard have anos her con-
ference with Ashton in the afternoon.
The first plan was To order a strike
Of the trolley men and conduct ors in
sympathy with the striking sSprersmsn
and make she - rike the occasion 81 en-
forcing demands for higher condit ions
Now hat the strike 81 'hr e1pressm-n
~ -ettIed the demands will bs made indie
p.nd.ntIv.
According 10 "A number IL labor men
the trolieymrn OF the broadway and
sixth avenue lines nse we'll organized.
the organizers dong their work secretly.
The locals Of the Amalga'nai"d As-ocia-
ton which have been forrnsd here are
Nos. -. Is?. i,8 and iss They have
charters from the Amalgamaied Asso-
cia' ion and are ar-liaie d through that
body with the American Fed-rai ION 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-13
TO WELTOME iMERIT ~ FLEET.
BiE british squadron vii, Meet q. :
ships NJ Ports London Cordial.


LoSDoS. Nov. ~ London l. looking
forward with the keenrsi interest Ia the
arrival on Wednesday 81 the American
feet, the most powerful feet that has
ever crossed to or from Europe The
first bat'lslhip division and the first
cruiser squadron of tn. British home
feet will welcome the first division II the
American fleet az Purtls nd
The British vessels will he the Dread
nought. flying the commander in chiefs
flag; the baftl-IhIp- Bellerophon Superb.
Temerlire. IT Vincent. Collingw God.
Vanguard and ARam.mnon and this,
cruisers lndomtable. the flagship ~ the
cruiser squadron. and the InvinCihl.
There will he no British war-hIpS az
Graves.nd. where the American vessels
will lie The civil authorities thor. will
have charg. u the entertainment 81 The
visitors
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-13
TRiIN mrs 1t.: go DE ~.
Shopping Crowa Mapsied sa . Grade
trW>>inE In kalamazoo. Mich.

KALAMAZOO Mich. Nov ~ shortly
after II o'clock last night. a Main street
trolley ear. filed With peopl. on their
~av home from Saturday night shopping
was struck by westbound freight ep-
g,n. Twenty persons were kills,i and
many wer. injured
The conductor was on the track flag
glng his car across, Some box cars and
another engine sta nding ON "a sid. track
Cbsiru"ted the view II IL said the ap-
prnachings train sounded no warning.
Eigh' IT the dead have been id-nt flied.
Twelve are 50 badly mntiliated that
recognition may be impossible Among
the dead are: James Brees+ Ward Alb
bolt tn. motorman who was married
two months ago. william Schaeffer. Miss
Bertha kensl-r and Harry Holtz OF Centre
Vile
The conductor. Vern Van Horn. il in a
state Of nervous collapse. Before Van
Horn was taken To his home he told this
story Of the wreck
We waited for a switch engine To pass
over the crossing. Our car stood about
iifty feet from the crossing. When the
switch engine and the cars. which were
running east had passed. I jumped out
Of tn. ve-tibule and ran ahead on the
track.
There was IA number Of cars standing
on a siding near the crossing An engine
headed west stood AZ the water tank
down the track a short distance from the
crossing | looked twice TO make sure
thai the engine was not moving. Then
motion.d my car ahead.
just a. | stepped TO one side TO let my
car pass ont from behind the box cars the
tram came al terrific speed. was
almost directlv between the street car
and the train and how escaped do not
know when the crash came
Bre.=e was found dead near the tracks
Miss Bertha Hesler- clothing caught on
fire after the car had been wrecked
-Four bodi..s vera removed from the
pilot 81 RI" en- ginc. badly manged
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-13
TtNI NILS 4 UDVtN.
Mrs. Ansier-on Was Crossing street and
Driver Couldn't stop In Time

Mr. Louise Anderson. who lived AZ
West Sixty fourth street. was Instantly
killed last night by taSicab AZ The corner
Of Broadway and Sixtyfourth stree,
The raxicab. belonging 20 The Melvin
Stable Company and driven by Joseph
Kenny OF i5i Rutledge street Brooklyn.
was going south on Broadway when the
chauffeur saw IN. woman zigza gging
across the street and was unable. he saws.
20 avoid hitting her
She was thrown several feet DIR
Botsford VI the Flower Hospital said that
she had been killed outright Witnesses
said that the accident was unavoidable
KENNY was arrested
At the station house the body was iden -
rified several hours after the accident by
Mrs Morley. with whom Mrs Anderson
lived AT = West SIXTY fourth street. Mrs
Anderson had no immediate relatives
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-13
WARY WANDERING SETTLES.
witness who Save D q job To Testify o.
D,, Gree suit said tn Have Recets rsi assapsl

A suit brought by Martha Swenford.
nurse. against Mary Mannering. the
actress. TO recover s9s5 for tesSifying
in Miss Mannering's behalf in her divorce
suit against James X. Hackett. which
suit was on trial before City Court Justice
Green all day Friday. was settled yester-
day out of court n was said that the
plaintiff got about ss0o.
The plaintiff said that Miss Mannering
had agreed to pay her for her time be-
cause she gave up a trip TO Europe with
"A wealthy family to stay here and testify
IN. said the slit dragged on for two
years and that she was our S9SJ IN wages
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the street. ARE Not Athletic Fields.

Frank l.. Jordan go, n Judgment for
$500 against IN. Otis Elevator Company
in the Municipal Court for medical services
for his son Harry. who was member
of a public school track team and was
sorintinx down Seventh avenue when he
ran into q truck and was injured. The
Appellate Term OF the Supreme Court
reversed the judgment Yesterday on the
ground that a person who usco a public
street m a running track does so at his
own risk.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-13
PHILiDELpHI,N ~ A D,EL.
Anthony stewart Fights Prince Win
swords In Paris and o. wounded.

>psc,li Cusis D>Ipnfch 20 TIVE SrS.
PARIS. Nov. I'--Anrhony Stewart Of
Philadelphia and Primo" Ferdinand de
Faucigny- i.icinge fought duel with
swordS near Pa'is yesterday. Stewart
was slightly wounded and honor was
satisfied
The two men had been at ioggsrheads
for several months Two duels were ar
patched mp A tht-d sGuabble. however
resulted in the meeting yesterday.
The csas. 81 the trouble j. Of n personal
and private nature
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-13
HISkERS 90 TO rHE SENATE.
John ". krrn Rejects n Friends sd, Ice
TO shave says Noosiers Approve.

DELPHI. Ind. Nov. /? A. b Champion.
editor Of the Carroll county CHissH Times
and lifelong friend OF John W Kern,
sent him the following telegram Of con
graduation
Heartiest con CALCULATIONS. Now. John
shave of those dern whiskers. Nobody
but Jaws are wearing whiskers-
The following letter was received by
Mr.. Champion the day following;
Thanks for Your congra,ulatory mes
sage. Dell The last state convention 10y
a unanimous vote Endorsed the whiskers
and as the people Of the State so decidedly
expressed their approval Of them shall
have to carry them with the TO the Sem
ate
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-13
n. ". .WEiDE STONED.
Nr Was Riding Tn q FIfth Avenue Brs
when strikers Assailed u.

Richard W Meade, president Of the New
York Transportation Company. had a
little experience vest erday in q st rike dis
turbance. He was riding in a Fifth ave
nue. bus when a mob Of st rike sympai hizers
gat hered AT Fifth avenue and Sixfy-sixt h
st rect and began throwing stones and
her handy things al the bus.
The windows were smashed and n
brickbaf crashing through the glass jus;
missed Mr.. Meade's face. Two policemen
came up on the ran and began using their
clubs. The band scat cred before any
arrests could be- made.
Mr. Meade was unhurt Some others
in he bus had few slight cuts from splin-
tiers Of glass.
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