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New-York tribune., 1910-12-28

+. w cor Of Bush st. 2e2xfoa.7x irreg 70 c
Bush st from W Concol'rse 20 .a.3a { osu Moter
eth smfs st. sii00O'' DS
LOTS 81 and o. eeI:sa :ss TO Of osto aani
July II. 1908: 500: address. 147 West ga sl'
LOTS 25c and $50. map Of 81 Josephs OF
phsn Asylum Agnes N sooTils sa s1sooe5 ali
liens; 81: address. 81 Park Row.
LAND at Throg's Neck begins g n,,yate al road road
mt IN 1.yd rsht n leslie 81 Morris, runs TO
Long Island Sound and lands or b aiitehei, u, .
Cora Morris and C Hunting ton, anu no " 80. "
Throg's Neck rd, contains 12s I32-ouo 49,
with lands under water Long Island Sound
adjoining uplands of Jessie n and cora motifs, :.
cor Of property herein described at point IN n
n Of right of way or private road aoloininss ~
Jessie II Morris and c Huntington. and runs runs
Long Island Sound: contains 10 douo douo
Tains 6 300 1000 acres; Mrs Cora Norris 70 the
Van NeEt Land and Improvement Co. OeS o.
81; address. 6s Broad St.
LOT 1s7 70 100. map Henry Morsentanoaau en aoa1 (: |:
John Yule to Thomas II Rof (mts sZoooo''
$780, address, Morganville. j.
LIND AVE $. between 1esth and 1sgth stf; 5,
25x1oo, between lot 8. parcel map WiliaT ~ Tcde .
Ogden; Rrown-Weiss Realities TO agnes ~ e.
vile; Dec II: 81; address. 81 West 12sth 81.
LOT 2s4 map 1913 Of S6S lots Sstbarins 81 nqhas
Murphy; Dec "a: 81: address. 10 west soo ST.
PALIsADE AVE. being land lying oe."sebh srsb
said adjoining land conveyed 10
II McKetvey March 2. 1906; Joseph n dsSIs
to Ralph McKelvey: 81: address 5. VIII
lam ST.
ROBBINS AVE, s. 100 It OF 14sth },s, 81:
!Clx irreg to : Trinity ave, k Zoe' ClI
Real Estate Co TO Stolier & Cook Co: Dec ~
s100: ad 1ress. $50 Robbins ave-
srr LAWRENCE AVE lots 81 and SO. block
B. map Mapes estate: " krauer 70 Cnarles
L Krauer (mtg s11 1,000) Dec "A; $1ooi aoofess'
1901 St Lawrence ave.
VALENTINE AVE, s. s1.4 IT n Of ls4Ih 1o 81,
5Ox1S5.7x irreg: Francis Q Carpenter 70 Ssn0-
lyn W CrandalI imtg S9,05o): Nov 3: sloo'
address. 4241 Broadway.
10th ST n e. 2os4 # VI of Anthony ave,
IS. 2xs5.3: Robert Cleverdon to Margare1
CIeverdon; q c; Dec ii: 81: address. 20 East
New-York tribune., 1910-12-28
RECENT BUYERS.

Charles Howland Russell is the buyer OF
Nos 169 and Ill East I'D street, reported
sold last week by Gustavus 4. Goldsmith
through Henry D. Winans d May. Mr.
Russell intends TO erect two dwelling
houses, one Of which he will occupy
A. ]. Gray is the buyer of the two new
eight story elevator apartment houses No.
S2s to 5S4 West 1l1th street, sold recently
by Harry 3. Davis through George e.
Baldwin. Mr.. Gray sold the six story
apartment house at Nos. 513 and SIS West
124th street last week to client OF Mr..
Baldwin
Robert Levers negotiated the sale Of No.
242s Second avenue for Rose Doctor to
Rose HIutter
New-York tribune., 1910-12-28
BUYS HOME AT wooDMERE.

McAvoy Brothers report the sale Of one
of their dwelling houses IN Oak street
Woodmere. Long Island. to Mrs. George
W De Lacy. These builders. who have
erected many of the fine homes in Wood
mere, have just formed the Country Resi-
dence Corporation. with a capital of $780,
600. TO undertake more extensive operation
in that vicinity
Frederick ". Avery has sold for James
r. Rowe the northwest corner of Broadway
and HartweII Place, WoodmeTe, Long ISL
and, a plot 54sxloss feet. The buyer viii
erect stores on the site.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-28
WAIST GIRLS GAIN DEMANDS
threatened Strike Expected To Be Con-
fined to Non-Union Shops.

Representatives Of the Shirtwaist Max
ers' Union, the International Ladies Gar
ment Workers, the Women's Trade Union
League, the Central Federated Union and
the Brooklyn Central Labor Union held q
conference yesterday over the demands OF
the waist makers for a renewal of last
years agreement, with additional provis-
ions regarding holiday work and a, shorter
work day in the summer mo-Nhs.
It was said after the conference that four
thousand waist girls had saine-i their de-
nands in union shops. Union shops en-
ployins twelve thousand more were yet to
be heard from, but were expected to grant
the demands. The strike, it was said, was
expected to be confined to six thousand
girls in non-union shops.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-28

Chester hornded by Edwards ave, py 70.
OH W nv Iots 229 and 231 and by lot Us.
Nov %, 1908; Ellsworth e Doty and ano soo.'' ~
John Joseph and Elizabeth Jane Lyons |0-"'
address Bronxville. n y
MARMION AVE W .. 100 {. Of 1I6th 81
112x4Ox irres: Jan g. 1908: Paul Dannhauser ar ana q
ano to Antoinette Rieger; $i.5": aooress' -'fs
Crctona ave.
MARMIoN AVE s. 100 u Of 1Ietn 81
35yf4S: Jan g. 1865: Paul Dannhauser to susan
Hamilton: S., COO.
SAND PROPERTY; Dec z2. 1905; same 70
same: 81 600: address 766 East 176th st.
VAN CORTLANDT AVE. SIS. 900 It ~ OF
Park ave, 1jOx35; John X Erskine. j. TO Cath-
arins J McEnroe; S625: attorneys, Douglas q
Arnitage $50 Broadway.
wESTCHESTER AVE. 8. 212: Z, OF I'm
ton ave. IS. 5x25x irreg: May Is. 1902; Rose
Deutz to Rosa Oppenheim and the Jefferson
Bank: 5000: attorneys. Bowers Sc Sands, 81
Nassau ST,
New-York tribune., 1910-12-28
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
rFrorn The Tribune Bureau.l
Washington. December

from The Tribune Bureau.1
Washington, December q.
ORDERS ISSUED.-The following orders
have been issued:
Captain HARRY C. BARNES. coast artillery.
from Walter Reed General Hospital. District
Of cogRRis % PsKER ProsegE sFatlan ON cavarv de-
pai3ed IN auartermasters m department 70 take
effect January 2l vice Captain paiEl,-e ELMER sleas
An cavalry. 10 take effect January 2l
expiration OF present leave CT absence. re-
port TO commanding general. Department OF
rjTaI &sI0ftt5a Of Eth cavalry at San Francisco.
when he VIII JON his regiment 1r,,c1,1 ,.+s
fnfahtFy report 70 Brigadier M General FRED
EnICK FUNSTON as aid de camp on his
staff
Commander r. F. LOPEZ 10 duty as senior
vessels on Pacific Coast.
syivania: to the Vicksburg
Ensign ". W. WILSON, detached the Maryland: !:
Ensign c. F. PoUsLAND. detached the Cslitor-
Ensign H C GEARING ir., detached the Cali
Ensign J. H CONDITr detached the South Da-
Ntdshinrnan E. II. G0NNoR. detached the Penn
sylvania: 10 the South Dakota.
NidshipInan r. II. Upton. detached the Penn
Midsfiprnan ]. F. M'CI4AIN. detached the MARY
land; 20 the Rowan.
Macia mist j II. MDONoUGH. 10 naval hospi-
tai. Boston
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS.-The fol-
lowing movements of vessels have been re-
ported TO the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
Dec. 2s-The Hector and the Vulcan az Hampton
Roads.
Dec 26-The supply at Manila
SAILED
Dec 23-The Patapsco from Hampton Roads for
navy yard, New York
Dec. 24-The Dies Moines from Gibraltar for Las
Palmas. Canaries: the Brutus from Lambert
Point for New London; the Iassasoit from
Key West for Havana
The Vicksbure from San Francisco January 2 to
resume duty ON u sst coast of Central Amer
lea. The Tallahassee from Hampton Roads
70 navy yard. Washington.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-28
LEASES REPORTED YESTERDAY

Bustanoby Brothers, who own the Cafe
des Beaux Arts, have purchased the lease
OF the old Cafe Renel, at No Thomas
street, and intend to 1T up the place in the
style Of the old French taverns OF the
eighteenth century. 1t IS to be known as
the Cabaret des Beauy Arts.
Frank D. WELLER has leased for the
estate Of Charles a. Coe the store and
basement in the remodelled dwelling house
No East 4eth street to Fraser & Co.,
manufacturing chemists. for term of ten
years The lessees are now in the Wind
sor Arcade. which is to be razed on May l.
Jones Sullivan leased the three story
dwelling house at No 3ls West 20th street
TO Ora E. Igoe and Lillian B. Roth for ].
w. CushTnan G. Co.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-28
SHIELDS GETS DOG AS PRESENT

From his boyhood UP Commissioner
SHIELDS has been anxious 10 possess a fun
blooded St Bernard deg. He's got one now,
and the realization Of his hopes came fn
the form Of a Christmas present yesterday
from Thomas j. Regan. lawyer, of No
ls5 Broadway. The animal, which is eight
months Old, was bred at Harry PAYNE
Whitney's kennels on Long Island. II is
listed with the New York Kennel Club
under the name Of Commissioner
New-York tribune., 1910-12-28
coxswA,N COMMITS SUICIDE.

Norfolk, Va. Dec. T.-Wiiliam J. Reagan,
ccxswain Of the Paducah. hanged himself
with his handkerchief in cell AZ the Nor
folk police station, where he had been
locked I'D on charge Of interfering
with q policeman The body is being held
awaiting advices from Reagan's father,
John ]. Reagan, of Salem, Mass. Reagan
was tventy-four years old, and had been
in the navy nearly i've years
New-York tribune., 1910-12-28
sToRK VISITS THE STAGE
Boston Actress Gives Birth to Baby
lust as She Is Ready to Appear.
rRv telegraph TO The Tribune

IBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune-l
Boston, Dec 2Z-Just as she was ready
to go on the stage with her sketch at the
Hub Theatre this afternoon, Mrs. Fred
Pisano, whose stage name is Kitty Bing-
ham. gave birth to a six-pound baby girl.
Mother and daughter were sent TO the
City Hospital, where the physicians said
that both were doing well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pisano are both Boston
people and were married about q year ago
in Nashua N II.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-28
STATEN ISLAND ESTATE SOLD.

Edward a. Brown, a prominent Manhat-
tan banker has purchased the Hankey
property, on Toad Hill Road, Dongan Hills,
through D. r. Cornell The property con-
sists CT a tract comprising twenty acres.
and is located on one of the highest points
along the Atlantic coast. Within a short
distance OF this property is the Country
Club. the home Of Austin Kelly. A. B.
statenius. president of the Diamond Match
Company, and the home of George VI. Pin
pey
New-York tribune., 1910-12-28
BROOKLYN SALES.

The L. L. Waldorf Company and the NC
Inerney- -Klinck Realty Company have sold
for Henry A. Bade No. 2aS Seventh ave-
nue., four story apartment building.
G. w Harmon has sold TO an investor
No. 81 Herkimer street, four story double
apartment house, on plot 26.6x1o0 feet
New-York tribune., 1910-12-28
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

FREMONT AVE, II s. 100.s It OF Jerome
ave 50x92-2; solomon Jacobs loans Han Con-
struction Co S21, 1,0o0.
IONGFELLOw AVE g g. 1855 # II of Ban
croft ave. 41.6xS0; Title Guarantee and Trust
Co loans Usonas Construction Co S42.O 600.
RYER AVE, 6, 40 II 8 of Irving st, lOtsx
100: same loans Field Realty Co $4,000
New-York tribune., 1910-12-28
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following was the only transaction
recorded Yesterday at the Real Estate Ex-
change saIesroom, Nos. Il and Is Fesey
street:
BY Daniel Greenwald
10TH ST 336 s s, 50 feet west Of Isl ave-
5oxs35: 6 sty tenrnt and stores; Withdrawn.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-28
PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL BUYS MORE LAND
Adds to Block Holdings by Purchase OF Twelve and Oneaf
Lots at Avenue and 9th Street.
DWELLING HOUSE OF GEN. T. H. BARBER ESTATE s.

discuss the rapid transit situation in New
York City, and TO get expression as TO the
merits Of the proposal Of the Interborough
company and the triborough route.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-28
MEETING OF REALTY BROKERS.

The Real Estate Board OF Brokers has
called a meeting OF it's members for Tues
dav afternoon, January 9. at 3 o'clock. to
New-York tribune., 1910-12-28
LONG ISLAND CITY PLOT SOLD.
The Ryanal

The Ryanal Realty Company has sold to
Margaret c. Butler and Rae Lowe plot
fronting 55 feN on the south side OF 4tn
street and 100 feet on the east side Of Yer
non avenue, Long Island City.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-28
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee.)
nFc.EMRER 27.

tWlth nafile anu d1IuIeso OI IO3N0-g
DECEMBER q.
FRONT ST, CT and 60; Preferred City Real
Estate 90 TO Anthony Musica and ano: 10 yrs
from May l, 1911: 81, 100; address, 2Ss Owing
ton ave, Brooklyn. n Y
I.ENNOX AVE, 45o. north store. etc: Paul
inc Levy to Harry NJ Greenberg; yrs from oct
l. 1910: $40: address, $50 sth ave
Sd AVE, 1911 to Ss17. east half ground hoor:
Ferd inand Hecht TO Charles S Solomon and ano:
WIS from Nov Is, 1910; S72o; address, Ss11 Sd
New-York tribune., 1910-12-28
SATISFIED MECHANICS, LIENS.

| 111TH ST. 52s to $50 West; Sam Moskal,k agt
Harry 3 Davis Ct al; Dec g. 1910 (by bond:
! $780,
| 165TH ST. n s. 26.7 fl Of Fox st; W NJ
! Young agt William Simpson ct al; Dec 4, 1885,
| s2s7 40
! SAME PROPERTY; Cross, Austin & Ireland
Lumber CO agt same; Dec 9. 1869; 81 OH 4S.
| SAME PROPERTY; Nicola Colonna ct al agt
| same; Sept s. 1909; s2.372 Is.
SAME PROPERTY; Samuel Shanker egt
same; Dec 16. 1869; $204
| HOLLAND AVE 3644: Bernard GreeuthaI agt
Cooperative Construction Co et al; Sept I6,
| 1910 $3.50.
| SAME PROPERTY; Charles Shapiro agt
Aug %. 1910; SO.
SAME PROPERTY; Standard Plumbing Supply
Co agt same: July 16. 1910; r4Oo.
SAME PROPERTY: William Breen agt
same; Oct Il. 1910; $1,000
MAPLE AVE, s. 100 It OF 215th ST. La
Rocca & Metera Co agt same; June IA 1910;
S43 90.
ID AVE. $50: Magnesia Cement &c agt Ma
tional Polish Alliance OF North America et al;
July %, 1910; S61e.
9TH AVE, 564 John j Wallace axt ArpineI
Pavshanjian ct al; Nov 49, 1910. S1.c74 90.
SAME PROPERTY; same agt same; Nov g.
1910: 81 .274 80.
HOE AVE. s. 100 II 8 Of 1854 st; Tony
Spfnarelle agt Aaron Miller et al; Nov 10. 1910
Cby bond: 1916.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-28
LIS PENDENS.

MADISON AVE. Sc and IS: H G. voYel Co ass
George Backer Construction Co faction 70 fore
close mechanics lien); attorney, D Bernstein.
MADISON ST. 521 and 325: Abraham c Vein
garten ct al agt Louis Jacobs ct al foreclosure
of ntg): attorney. Dobrow-
COURTLANDT AVE. ST.: Salvatore ZfrlbArdi
agt Constance P Simpson ct al foreclosure OF
mechanics lien): attorney, D Tobias.
WEBSTER AVE. s. 225 4 It n Of 10Th 81
I3x100: Herman Frank agt Isaac Latin (ac-
ton 10 impress lien): attorney, I Levison-
New-York tribune., 1910-12-28
RECORDED TRANSFERS.

With name and address Of purchaser
MANHATTAN.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-01
MILLIONS PAID OUT
IN RAILROAD RELIEF
Pennsylvania Company Takes
Care of Its Dependents

Some idea of the extent of the work
which is done by the relief depart
ments of the Pennsylvania railroad is
gathered from a report issued yester-
day, which shows that during the
month of April, 1910, an average of
$500 a day was paid to members un-
able to work, and to families of mem
bers who died. Since the relief depart
ments were established, some "a years
ago, the sum of s2S,292,503.91 has been
paid out in benefits.
On the lines east of Pittsburg and
Erie in April payments to the amount
of s142,344.92 were made by the fund.
In benefits to the families of members
who died $49,292.83 were paid, while to
members incapacitated for work the
benefits amounted to s92,052.09.
In April the relief fund of the lines
west of Pittsburg paid out a total of
$60,51050, of which s21,250 were for
the families of members who died, and
$39,26O.50 for members unable to work.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-01
LOS ANGELES CITY DADS
REDUCE PHONE RATES
Lower Sunsets" Charges to
Equal Those of Home

LOS ANGELES May 31.-The city
council passed an ordinance today,
which was signed Immediately by
Mayor Alexander, reducing the rates
of the Pacific telephone and telegraph
company to a level with those of the
Home telephone company. The latter
had appealed for permission to raise
its rates to the figures charged by it's
rival, and alleged that it was being
Disseminated against by the munich
pality.
The new scale for both companies is
as follows:
Business telephones-One party, s5;
two party, $3.50; four party, 49,
Residence telephones-One party, 81;
two party, $1.75; four party, $3.50.
Trunk lines will cost $6 a month,
with SIS for each additional trunk line;
private exchanges 81 a month and ex-
tensions 81.
Following the adoption Of the Or
dinance, both companies, through their
legal representatives, filed formal pro-
test against the new rates.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-01
33 Senator's Favor
Their Election at
Hands of Voters
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
WASHINGTON. May s1.-Fol-
lowing are the results obtained
from a poll of the United States
senate on the Owen proposal to
elect United States senators by
direct popular vote:
For the constitutional amend
ment, SO.
Against the constitutional
amendment, IA.
NOncommittaI, Is.
Absent, 10.
Regular republicans who favor
amendment, IL.
Regular republicans opposed to
amendment, 10.
Insurgent republicans who favor
amendment, @.
Insurgent republicans against
amendment, none.
Democrats who favor amend
ment, Is.
Democrats against amendment, 4.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-01
AUTO Turns over;
FIVE ARE INJURED
John R. Rohr, Businessman of
Alameda, Suffers Broken
Bones in Thigh
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SAN JOSE, May 31.-John r. Rohr. a
prominent businessman of Alameda, was
seriously injured, his wife, Leonard
Robinson and wife of San Francisco,
Robinson's sister in law and chauffeur
named Nelson were slightly in
jured in an automobile wreck on the
Oakland-S San Jose road one mile north
of Milpitas early this morning. All are
resting easily tonight in the O'Connor
sanatorium, two miles west of this city.
Rohr suffered a compound fracture of
the right thigh bone. necessitating an
opera tion, in which many bone particles
were removed by the surgeon, DR.. Ar
thur T. McGinty.
Mrs. Rohr was badly cut about the
face and head. Robinson suffered a
wrenched back and was 1acerated
about the hands and face. Mrs. Robin
sons neck was twisted and her face
and head and arms 1acerated and cut.
The chauffeur suffered a strained neck
and a sprained ankle.
The party was journeying from Santa
Cruz to Alameda and stopped at the
Hotel Vendome last night. They started
early this morning on the last stage of
the trip, Rohr driving. A mile north of
Milpitas. where the crown on the road
is very high. the driver turned to the
edge of the highway to go around a
soda water wagon travelling in the same
direction. The automobile tilted in an
alarming manner toward the ditch at
the side of the road. but 1t did not turn
over Just the the driver was bringing
it back into the roadway after passing
the rig the left rear wheel collapsed and
the rear of the machine swung around
in front. In an instant the automobile
turned turtle and the occupants were
hurled in all directions. The injured
were carried into neighboring resi-
dences ard word was sent to San Jose.
nine miles distant. Doctor McGinty hur-
ried to the scene and converting his
machine into an ambulance removed
Rohr and the chauffeur to O'Connor's.
Other automobiIists carried the remain
ing victims.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-01
SCHOOL GIRLS
THIRD IN FATAL
ROLLOF WRECK
.Little Mother" of Family of
Five Succumbs to Injuries
of Car Collision
OryiIle Lewis and Gussie Audi
bert Both in Critical
Condition

OAKLAND. May s1.-with the death
at Providence hospital at $50 O'Clock
this morning of aMude Rothrock, aged
II years, the third victim of yesterdays
catastrophe was added to the roll of
dead. Miss Rothrock. whose home was
at 1904 Bancroft way. Berkeley, was so
mangled when the two cars on the
California electric railway crashed that
no hope was held out for her after an
operation to save her mangled left leg
was performed list night. She lapsed
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-01
SANTA ROSA HAS
100000 BLAZE
Levin Tannery and Shoe Fac
tory Destroyed and Is Men
Are Thrown Out of Work
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call


SANTA ROSA, May s1.-A $500, 600
fire this afternoon destroyed the tan
merry of the Levin tanning company and
the factory of the Santa Rosa shoe
manufacturing company, which are run
in conjunction and which had been
two of Santa Rosa principal indus
tries. More than seventy-five men will
be thrown out of work by the destruc-
tion of the works
The fire, which also partially de-
stroyed two residences, one on each
side of the factories, was a spectacular
sight and the burning hides produced
smoke as dense as that of burn
ing oil tank. The employees left off
work at o'clock this afternoon, and
fifteen minutes later boy on the oppo-
site side of the street saw flames issu-
ing from the structure. He rushed over
and notified few men still busy in the
tannery. An attempt was made to stop
+ the rapidly increasing blaze, but the
small garden hose used was inadequate
and the fire gained headway steadily
The fire hose of the fire company had
just begun to be used with good effect
when it was burned in half and the
flames again sprang up behind the fire
men who had entered the burning
buildings and they had to flee for their
lives. 1t was with difficulty that parts
of the two adjoining residences were
saved.
The company has a branch estab-
slishment in st. Louis.
The storerooms and offices with two
or more carloads of shoes, as we'll as
the leather storeroom with $4,000
worth of new leather, were saved from
the flames. President John P. Overton
of the shoe manufacturing company. is
at present in the east on business IN
connection with the establishment
There was S125, 900 insurance which,
with the salvage, it is said, will cover
the loss.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-01
MISSING GIRL is
ARRESTED IN OAKLAND
Alleged to Have Been Kept in
Evil Resorts by Men

OAKLAND, May 31.-Annette Byers.
a Is year old girl who was reported
missing by her mother several weeks
ago, and who was believed to have
been the victim of white slavers, was
arrested at the corner of Fifth and
Webster streets last night by Ser
geant Walters and Policeman Bannister
on a warrant from San Francisco
charging her with felony.
1t is alleged that the girl had been
kept in immoral resorts by two men
who are reported to be under arrest
in San Francisco, and that her testi-
mony may result in their conviction
on serious charges.
The girl was taken in charge by the
San Francisco police
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-01
HAGUE WILL SETTLE
FISHERIES CONTROVERSY
To Meet Today to Discuss New
foundland Dispute

THE HAGUE, May 31.-The arbitra-
tion tribunal before which will be tried
the issue between the United States
and Great Britain growing out of con-
fiicting interpretations of the New
foundland fisheries treaty of 1918 will
hold its opening session at o'clock
tomorrow morning.
The bone of contention now car
rfed to The Hague is the intent of
the provisions of article l of the Brit
fsh- American treaty of 1918 defining
the fishing rights of Americans and
Canadians off the west coast of New
foundland.
Senator Elihu Root. who arrived in
London yesterday, is on his way to
The Hague, where he goes as one of
the American commissioners before the
tribunal He is accompanied by sew
eral lawyers of international expe-
rience.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-01
.PUGILIST ON TRIAL
FOR MANSLAUGHTER
Attorney Questions TaIesmen
on Attitude Toward Fights

who on last Christmas day at Coalinga
struck A. B. Rosseu a blow with his
fist which caused RosselPs death. was
placed on trial before Judge Church Of
the local superior court today on a
charge of manslaughter.
King is young man, and his attor-
ney, Ernest Klette, is questioning the
prospective jurors carefully concerning
their feelings on pugilism.
King before he killed RosselI gaged
in a number of prize fights at Coalinga.
His defense will be that at the time
RosseI, was struck the latter was in
toxice ID and that his death was not
occasioned by the actual blow of kings.
first, but rather by the contact with the
walk when he fell
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-01
THREE CARS DERAILED.
BUT NO ONE INJURED

NILES. May 31.-Three cars were de-
rallied this morning when a special
freight train bound for San Jose struck
rough place in the track,>a broken
fange causing the accident. The de-
railment took place near F'arwell sta
tion. about three miles up Niles canyon.
The train was in charge of Conductor
B. B. Libbey. No one was injured.