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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-21

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-30
VIII NTESTIGAFE BRIBERY
Nsi.aIssippi Politician AFrc~ted-FIEht to
ExpeI senator BaIbo.

JACKSON. Miss. March ~. 4 resolution
was adopted late this evening authorizing
an investigation Of every phase ~ the
bribery scandal in the Mississippi I.egis-
lature
l.. c. Dulaney. a politician. was arrested
early in the morning on an indictment
charging that he had bribsd state senator
Theodore G. Bilbo 10 vote for Leroy Percy
for United states senator against former
Governor Nardaman. Dulansy Was sub
rcuusntly released undsr SS. 600 bond.
three hour discussion in the senate
over a resolution which provided for the
expulsion Of Bilbo came TO naught. But
the fight is still going on in the night see
sion Of tho Senate. and results cannot be
forecasted To impeach and expel Bilbo
two-thirds Of the members OF the senate
must vote for such action. Bilbo and his
friends are making q strong hght. They
hold that Bilbo in accepting the bride
acted in the capacity OF . detective and
they also assert that his taking Of the ssss
did not constitute a violation Of his SEN
atorial oath. for after taking tho money
he held % his convictions. voted for Var
dAman. the man 81 his choice. and finally
exposed the alleged bribery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-30
JACOBY SAVES MCPHERSON.
saVanRah's wireless Mistake AImOsl
Jailed q New Gerk nPeker.

SAVANNAH wireless Mistake Almost
Jailed . New Gsrk BFsker.
Robert McPherson. q cotton broker
living az 2Is West 10th street. who was
q passenger on the Savannah liner City
Of Columbus. was arrested when the
steamer dOcked yesterday. The Chief Of
Police OF Savannah had wired that an
ofSicer was on the way to New York with q
warrant and extradition papers charging
the broker with chsafink and swi ndling
Before Magistrate KernOch an in the
Tomhs court J. c. Horton. traffic manager
Of the steamship hne. sad that the agent
in Savannah had gwen a passenger go
too much ia change. Upon discovering
his shortage the agent sent an aerogrAm
60 the steward OF the vessel saying that
Mcpherson had the money Magistrate
KernOchAn was considering the case
when an excited man rushed into the
court room and said that he had heard Of
the arrest and that although he had to
catch train he had come to see Justice
done He said hts name was Jacoby.
4 am the man the agent gave the $50
to- he SAID. i didn't find IL out until we
were nearly to New York and then turned
u over To the steward
The Magistrate discharged Mcpherson
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-30
TRAGEDY MARS A WEDDING.

Hride's sister Hurt ana Br@ehcr-sn-LaW
and Ceaehman Killed At Grade Crossing.
BosToN. March "a shocking fatality
marred the wedding Of Mas Helen r.
Flett Of waveriy and Leonard q. Buckle
Of RsadinS. which was tn have takcn place
in the First Congregational Church az
waverly early tonight.
w-h!le nn The way 90 the church a. az
press train struck a carriage containing
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Buyer Of Center
HarboT. n. H.. at a grade crossing just
beyond WaItham. killing Mr.. Dryer and
Ernest ". Harlow. the cOAchmAn. and in
fiicting severe injuries upon Mrs. Buyer.
who IL the brides sister. IL il feared that
Mrs Dryer may not survive.
The crossing tender says that Harlow
drove under the gates - he was Low ering
them and did not heed the warning gong.
Tho locomotive struck the carriARs
squArely and smaShed Il to pieces. Har-
low was thrown w OOe side. while Mr.
Dryer was carried on the plot for soms
distance. Both we're instantly killed.
Mrs Dryer had three ribs fractured. one
shoulder dislocated and was hurt inter-
nAlly
The ceremony a; tho church was post
ponsd but WA performed AZ tho home
Of tho brides father. George &. Fieft.
chairman Of the Waveriv SeIectmen
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-30
CANADA CLAIMS A VICTORY

4. Q. Doesn't Get FuRl Faverea Nation
status. OTTAWA Hears-weod Pulp Deal.
OTTAWA. March 3e-whils no ofscial
statement as 20 thu result Of the tariff
negotiations AZ Ottawa. Albany and
Washington will b gwen out until the
reasssmbling Of tho House Of Commons
10 asserted here that the result IL distinct
victory for Canada. CAnada's concos-
sious apply 20 only thirteen articles OF
American production which would other
wise be affected by the French treaty.
None Of those articles could be produced
in Canada. and therefore no injury will
be- done 70 sither Canadian agricultur al
or manufacturing interests.
The most important result OF the tariff
ssttlsmant as decided upon a. Washing
ton. according TO many. will be that the
Unitsd states Abandons it, demand Tor
tho cancellation OF all the provincial
regulations which now or hsrstofOrs
might provide that pulp wood cut ON
crown lands muse be manufactured in
tho province in which those lands ara
situated. This at one time ssemsd 90 be
ths cruz Of tho situation and the Ons
point uDon which the negotiations seemed
likely 10 fail.
IL II understood that Washington has
accepted the Ottawa view that the control
of pulp wood areas N a matter for the
provinces alone % deal with; but Il would
not bs surprising II Que u the terms Of
agreement should be = promtns by tho
Dominion that there should be- no Federal
eHPor n duty upOo pulp wood exported
from Canada.
The ChisS points Of Canadian sueosss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-30
GIRL SENT POISONED CANDY.
Csnfesses Rmert 90 kns woman Easaged
Go Ser Former sweetheart

~ SNSteWENgN
LITcHYIKLD. MINI. March 7s.-Miss
Lena PAckbarth. ~ years old. Of Cedar
Mills township. to-day wrote and signed
q confession that she sent poisoned candy
to Miss Minnie IIu1hens. p years old
on December - last.
The confession says that Miss Pack.
barth was in love with Frank Wurdel
years ago and that he wrongsd and de-
serted her. Following this wursisl fslI
in love with Miss Luthens and on Decsm-
Der 20 thsir enEag-rpsnt wsss aa.Aouncod.
Miss Packbarth says she sent n box Of
bonbons into which she had put stFych-
nine 60 Miss Luthens from motives Of
mingled revenge and jealousy. She said
she hoped Wurdel might bs accused Of
trying 20 kill his fiAnc@e and to this end
she included in the box = slip on which
was written: From Frank w
Miss Packharth was suspected because
OF the similarity Of her writing and that
in the candy box. Her mail was watched
for several weeks and isolated IL was
said TO contain a letter TO her sister speak
ing bitterly OF wurdel's alleged wrong
ing Of her. one to Wurdel threatening
10 kill him and burn his homo 10 he mar
RED and one to Miss Luthens threaten
ing her life II she married Frank Wurdel.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-30
FALSE SCALES Seized
And FAlae Measures Tee Prssn MANY
PuaheaFt Men.


Inspectors % the Bureau Of Weights
and Measures made a raid yesterday
on street pedlers doing business on
the East Side Of the city between
Chatham square and I0ed street. and
when they got through with their work
they had a vanlOad Of short scales and
measures. Many Of the measures which
were seized were found 90 have false
bOttOms. while In the scales scores OF
ingenious devices were found for cheating
In weight. Although the inspectors con-
tented themselves with merely confaa-
eating the measures and scales the names
and addresses Of the men owning the
carts from which they we're seiEed. a.
well M their license numbers. were taken.
and IL will probably be- lett to the District
Attorney 60 determine what shall follow
The raid was made under the direction
Of Frank Mccoy. who has been the acting
chief Of the bureau since the resignation
Of Patrick Derry. the head u the depart
ment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-30
APPEAL rO STOP FILIBUSrER
Nfacirig Csnsus AalGs IRcse Sam 60 Proven
GOrdon's raid On Hom0uraa.

Ntsdrig CsRsus AslSs IRcse Sam 60 Prevent
GOra0n's Raid On SSonauras.
NEw ORLkASs. March 20-Gen. Francis
Altschul Consul General Of the MAdrz
Government. has invoked the aid Of
Uncle sam 20 help him prevent the depart
ure OF Gen. Victor Gordon's expedition
to reinforce the army Of Gen. Estrada
OF the provisional Nicaraeuan Govern
msnt. Gen. Alfschul appealed to-day
TO Federal District Attorney Beattte aud
requested that the United States forbid
the expedition
District Attorney Reattie told Gen.
Aiischsis Tia; 10 = O;ils. ias= the sissi5s
under advisement. This probably means
that the case will I've taken up with Wash
iHgton direct and will require a decision
from Secretary Knox although the state
Department may have already taken
unofficial action, ~ Government agents
are known To - Ia New Orleans
In making hia request to District AttoF-
ney BeattIe Gen. Altschul carefully ex-
planned that ne knew the United states
was entirely neutral but he said he wanted
to show that the rcvoitItionistS had not
the sympathy Of the Government. a. they
asserted
The expedition under the personal
command OF Gor,ior. will probably leave
next Thur Ia II Manuel BOnillE. former
President Of Honiuras. arrives IN New
Orleans, a. be- j. scheduled. The expe-
dition j. expected To 60 to the mouth Of
the RIO Gr1-i- River ia Nicaragua.
theucs 70 TegIc gIipa There II will
depOse Pr dent Dav,la II n can. and
according to present plans the combined
forc-s ~ Bonilla. once again President
Of Hon1uras and those OF Gordon. will
m Manag1fa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-30
ESCAPED FROW DEVILS SLAND


LIVERPOOL. March s0.-whsn ths steam
ship MaurstAnia arrived hero to-day
from New York dstsctives boarded hsr
and arrested Frsnchnan of the name 81
AdFida Marian. sS years old. on the charge
OF having escaped from the French penal
settlement Of Devils Island, where cApt.
Drsyfus was conhneds snd whsre Marian
was serving a hfe sentences FOR attempted
murder.
This 10 said 90 DO tho third time
Marian has escaped. Ths prisoner was
placed in irons pending his removal to
London. whsrs he win no hsld pending thu
arrival Of sxtradition papers from France.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-30

About APrts ~, IBehnlA. D,x 10 Expeetsd
90 succeed MIN.

Chairman william ,. Corners OF tho
Democratic State COMMITTEES turned up
&C the Waldorf Astoria last night. Ho
had come on from Palm Reach and his
winter variation VAS over. He had
nothing eo saw for publication on Demo
cratic politics. On or about April ~ Chair
man COnnors, according TO agreemant
reached at the nesting OF the State ocEn-
mittee I'm Albany several weeks ago. will
call the COMMITTEES togetheT 60 mest eithsr
in Albany or New York city. Ha will
then retire az chairman. 20 DO suoceeded
in all proba bility by John A. Dix OF
Albany and Washington county.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-30
COUNTESS UNDER ARREST.

member 90 Cantacuxene Mo1so Aoethssm
% 8wtndles IN hlxnlGh.
Spsotai ossss DespesaA - rm 8us.
BERLIN. March 3e.-Sooisty here has
been shocked BY the arrest az Munich of
the Countess Friedrich Won schocnbeEns
Bucheim on suspicion Of completely In
swindlss In Austria and Switzerland.
The Countess. who was born Princess
Cantacussne Of Russia. has been living
mOdestly at Munich with her mother since
her husbands financial trouble a few years
ago. There is possibility that she 10 the
victim OF mistake In identity.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-30
BUSCH 70 AID SCHOOL.
Hopes Ia Make Warrington University Q
Great ~ Jehns Hspsxins.

Sreat ~ J@nns Hophius.
ST. Louis, March 3o.-It was reported
to-day that Adolphna Busch viii dcns.e
To Washington University OF this city a
large sum.
A telegram from Mr.. Busch. now In
Pasadena. Cal. received to-day says
If the many liberal spirited citizens Of
st Louis and Missouri lend Mr.. BrookinGs
their substantial support would be very
happy indeed and would gladly assist
in q movement 90 provide Sc Louis with q
medical college equal % the great Johns
Hopkins Of Baltimore"
Il 10 also reported that Dr.. Harvey
Cushing. associate professor Of surgery 40
Johns Hopkins Hospital. Baltimore. Who
spsnt soms tins here recently with wash
inGton University's regents and oficiAls.
has been asked to join its medical star.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-30
Heirs ~ WtIIlaR 10. asltehesl 70 Get a
Alatll0n Eaaaa.

CBIcA0O. SIaEoh 7e.-EAeh Of tho sax
children Of the late william II. Mitchell.
vics-prsshdent Of the Illinois Trust and
savings Rank. is heir 70 nearly o. .O0O. 600.
according % an inventory fled yesterday.
John J. Mitohell. son. u named a. sKscu-
tor. Tho widow 10 10 reosivs the hOmeS
with stOciss 10 the value Of %. sd. 900.
After being hsId In trust for five years ths
remainder Of tho estate h 10 bs divided
among the sin childrsn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-30
WADMEN AT LARGE.

FOuH Lunnsics. Three % Thesn CHASED N
Dangerous. Isreak Out % Asylum.
The Newark police were informed
Last night that four lunAtics had escaped
from the MOrris Plains asylum. The
madmen at large are John Green. a negro:
George Ranks. a negro. and Dennyson
Ruberstein. all OF Newark. and Harvey
BAyer Of Elizabeth.
Two iron window bars had been sawed
through and bent apart The men had
been gone only q short time when they
were missed and alarms were sent In all
directions.
The asylum authorities sAy that ths
two negroes and one OF the white men
are dangerous lunAtics.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-30
mrs. BUGHER'S JBWELSSTOLEN
$4,000 THEFT OF DIAMONDS
~ WASHINGTON.

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Nlcoll Lndlow. wife Of Rear Admiral
Ludlow. ". a N has ham rol,had oR
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go. 600. but the police figures on the
stolen goods are about s2O. 600.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-30
RIM OVER IN FIFTH AVENUE.
Mrs. Nathan Marcus Zen In Frsnt sC
FleIscatmann's RunaDoua.

Mrs. Nathan Marcus Of coz Riverside
Drive slipped and fell a. she Was crossing
Fifth avenue at Forty eighth stree,
yesterday afternoon. She landed in fro,
Of a rlnahout driven by william Fleisch-
mann of 81 Fast Twenty-eighth street.
Both wheels |as~sd over her legs. but
the vehicle was light one.
An ambulance surgeon from Flower
Hospital said that Mrs. Marcus was suf-
fering from bruises. She refused medical
aid and took taXioab to her home. Mrs.
Marcus would make no complaint against
FleischInann. hut nevertheless he was
arrested an the technical charge Of reck-
less driving. Joseph Carol. a friend Of
Fleischmann's, who Is living at the Hotel
Knickerbocker furnished bail
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-30

Tue GIGt q sa0.0OO % Anarsw Carnegie
90 WeIls College.

NaANA@a
10 was announced 90 the twonay-sSventh
annual lsnchsOn OF tho RAsaeEn Division
Of Wells College Alumn0 at Shsrry's
yesterday afternoon that ths trustees Of
tho college had accepeSd eeO.0oo from
Andrew Carnegie for the erection of q
library TO b callsd the Frances Folaam
Cleveland Library.
TslegTams Of roGrse at thsir inahllilv
20 be present at tho mnohoon wore re-
csived from Mrs. ClevolAnd and from
Mrs. Hughes. both Of whom arc graduates
OF wslla.
Thomas NJ 0sborns os Auburn. ono %
the trustees Of tho collage. mAdS q spsouh
In which he urged thu members Of th0
alumne association 90 uso thsir inkiasnce
70 persuade Wells 70 grant honorary do
groe~. AIR. Osborne hintsd that &c w0mld
DO an admirable idsa % honor MTs.
Cleveland and Mrs. Hughes In this manner.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-30
BUTTER boycott ~ BERLIN
Provinces went muy 70 ae 10 Gents
-DeaIegS' Campaign % EAaeatasa.

Special Caos DsspSieA 20 Tnn SUI
RmnLTN. March 7o.-rhis city II threat
snsd with a butter boycott on the same
lines a. tho Tecent meat boycott In
America. Many people in the suburban
towns have handed toEythor ani agreed
not 10 purchase butter 90 the present
price Of - cents . pound.
The Insurgents insist that ~ cents q
mound u sufhcisnt and soy that thsy viii
not pay anything above that rate. Il is
azpecsed that within three weeks all the
working Glasses In Germany will have
Joined in the boycott
The Union Of Butter Merchants Ia ar
RANGING public meetings for the purpose
az explaining to tho people that tho pres
snt pFtos Of that commodity y the lowest
A which they can AFFORD 70 sell ".
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-30

scaled Verdset sraered IN Ctaass@ Case.
The suit Of william T. Evans to ~
cover o. ,7sO from William Clanasn on the
ground that clauSsn sold him two bogus
Homer Martins went 10 the jury befors
supreme Court Justice Pags at 70 O'Clock
vsseersiav morning. Late In tho after
noon tbs Jury sent for q copy Of the
Irdgs'S charge and the testimony Of Mrs
Arabella WANT, widow Of AlsEnndor
III WANT. Az s O'Clock Justice Page
syrcsrsd . sealed verdict.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-30

CoLUMBus. Ohio. March 2s.-0Ov. Har-
mons state graft probe has landed an
othar victim. Marx Slater. a former
snpervl u orkQt state Printing. was found
guilty lass this afternoon on . charge Of
certifying bilis 60 the Saaes Auditor. The
oasnu8 carries psnitsRaiaEy sameumma.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-30
woman Drives auto Into Ts,ephsas Psse

An automobile driven by Mrs. Eliza
beth de Oiers. who lives at the CollinR-
wood Hotel. as West Thirty-flfth street.
crashed into a telephone pole az 2aOah
street and KinGMbridGe avenue last eve
ming. The machine was yrecis@d and
Wers nor DR.. r. J. de 0isrs, who was
with her, was hurt. An ebstruc1ion IN
the roadway neceasitAted turning tho
machine abruptly. 10 WAM naid.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-30
FLEET TO SEA AGAIN.
shaps Expected % Leave H&mptsn Rsaas
next ssendaS.


NORFOLK. Va. March 3o.-Ths Atlantic
neet. which came into Hampton Roads
yesterday from Guantanamo. 10 preparing
TO return TO sea and Is expected 60 sail
on Monday.
The schedule for this spring having
been spoiled BY the destruction Of two Of
the four targets which were being lowed
TO Guantanamo Ito future movemenss
are rather indefinite.
The loss Of the targets made heavy
gun practice at Guantanamo Impossible.
30 the feet returned a month before the
scheduled time. IL viii undeTtaks thls
practice on the southern driIl grounds
OF the Virginia capss
New targets are being built at the
Norfolk Navy Yard. but IL viii probably
be the middle Of April before they are
completed. In the meantime evOlutious
will progress ON the drill grounds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-30

wAsHNuTC.N. March so.-osn. Nelson
A. Niles reported 70 police headquarters
In person to-day tlaat his apartment In
the ROchamlcnu had been robbed Of a
diamond pin. cuff buttons and other
ARTICLES q tewolry valued az about etoa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-30
GaynOr Means TO Revolt
tI0nizs Ancient Police
Procedure.
TO KILL s2,OOo,0oO GRAFT
NO Moro put On Your Cost and
Gene Along Coz
CITY Pollca.


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As'0f"sJ "A'' 0o tn" rose' m" ens warrant
70 ons ias0ss. win NOT Be ssrVed By The
policeman who 10 tho complainant. Po-
licsuasn ON excia~ dutv will be forNlddan
IN rnw.nl that th.~ an. rol,..,ua, aa IN
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Ane Mayor nopes tnat TINS cnans" on
procedure win help put stop 10 the eS-
tortIon and bribsry, In which he sees a
real p.,blio ,anrnr He s.vu that hesides
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" $50
'""o Saloon AoopSrs' ~hicn tney nav"
promised him TO discontinue. the hotels
have been paying brides regularly. not
only 90 policemen but TO axenta Of the
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APp~'o S N' 80 "n ""'o'y Ss~'e
his proposed revolutiOnizing Of the police
procedur. in excise cases. and he make.
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