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Evening journal., 1910-02-09
IRoN FoR rHE BLOOD

Doctors agree that iron is an i'm
portant element for the blood. and
that its deficiency is the cause OF
anaemia, rundown conditions. and a
general weakness The best way 10
administer iron is In the form of
VINOL, which is a combination of two
d-famed tonics the medicinal ele-
ments recovered from fresh Gods
livers and Tonic Iron.
n. b. Danforth, Druggist, Whining
ton, Del
Evening journal., 1910-02-09
.REYBOLD APPOINTED

President Taft this afternoon reap
pointed ]. Frank Reybold postmaster
at Delaware city. 1t is for the third
term ,as announced on the first page
of THE EVENING JOURNAL to-day.
Evening journal., 1910-02-09
WhHIHEn

,ry 81 ff;~Ff| RNfT5RE OF ALL
w kinds. highest prices paid for part
entire households. Hotels, restaurants
ofnce fixtures. roll ton desks, safes
D spccsaltv. All kinds of stoves and car-
ncts sold or exchanged. Secondhand
tools bought. Good secondhand clothes
ought Overcoats and pants specially
ing your Raw F1rs TO US.
Phone Deimarvia. No 2343s
CHARLES S. HURIOCk,
Tar7-tf. Seventh and Poplar Sts
Evening journal., 1910-02-09
DRAWING PLANS
nE HLII

OF OHUHDH HEO ONT
Architects ]. and NJ Kennedy are pre-
pairing plans for st. Thomas Church rec
tory which will be erected at Third and
Grant avenue. The building viii be built
of Port Deposit granite with Green River
limestone trimmings.
The same architects are preparing plans
to remodel the church at Salisbury, Nd,
recently purchased by Bishop Monaghan.
Evening journal., 1910-02-09
oHioials on Pleasure Trip.

William C. Coke. president OF the
Harlan and Hollingsworth Corpora
ton. and Henderson Wier, manager of
the car shops department, sailed yes
terday from New York on the steam
ship Wilhelm Der Crosse, for pleas
ure trip.
Evening journal., 1910-02-09
crsditora wII E.amine nsnLrupl.

Creditors OF William +. DeVallinger
Of Townsend. will meet at the Office
of Leonard r. Wales, referee i'm bank
ruptcy. on Friday afternoon when the
bankrupt viii be examined. j. Frank
Biggs is the trustee.
Evening journal., 1910-02-09

Getting Factory Ready For Operation.
There is a rush to get the Jedel a
Co. fire works factory in Newark in
operation. The company ten days ago
purchased the old match factory and
since then several carloads of mach
inery and material have been received.
Evening journal., 1910-02-09
SOCIAL SERVICE CLUB
CONSIDERS CHILD PROBLEM

The monthly meeting OF the Social
Service Club was held in the Y. NJ. c.
A. Building last night A committee
to consider the child labor law was
appointed. and there was general dis
cussion on the subject.
Evening journal., 1910-02-09
Raadar.Henvis.

+. 4. Henvis and Miss Anna Reader,
both Of this city, were married in St.
Paurs r. c. Church yesterday by the Rev.
Father Comisky. After an extended trip
TO Atlantic City Mr.. and Mrs. Henvis VIII
live at No. 1915 Lombard street.
Evening journal., 1910-02-09
charnn Parent With NeuIeet.

William Wilson living in East Front
street. was arrested this afternoon by Pa
trolmen Green and Collins ON the charge
OF neglect OF minor children. There are
four children in the family.
Evening journal., 1910-02-09
Arnnrl.E

notice Is hereby given that Letters Of
administration were IN due form or law
.ranted unto the undersigned, on the
wetny-fourth day Of January. a. ID, 1910.
.ad that All persons having claims
tcainst the estate of the deceased must
lrcFent the same. duly attested. 10 the
aid Administrator. on or before the
t0enty-fourth day OF January, 1911, or
,bide the Act OF Assembly In such case
,nade and provided ...
JAMES McKEOUGH.
Administrator
Address. Clifford v. Mannerihg, ESQ.,
attorney y-at-Iaw. Wilmington. Del.
Iangg-eod Ct
Evening journal., 1910-02-09
Eanles Rnrn a Mortaane.

There was a mortgage burning hy
Wilmington Aerie No. a. +. O. IT,
on Monday evening. Worthy Crane
Master John J. Garry burned the paper
Evening journal., 1910-02-09
HELP WANTED-MALF


MEN. WAN1ED-TO PREPARE FOR
NA Railway Mail: Customs and Postofice
Examinations. $500 TO $500. Preparation
free. Write for schedule showing places.
Franklin Institute, Dept Al, l.. Roches-
NKTANTED-A NUMBER OF FIRST
w class ship filters: also several eS-
pcrlenced ship-plate roll men. Address
Box @. Detroit. Mich. Jan29-i2t
ATAN AND WIFE WANTED ON
NJ country place Y mile from town. man
90 attend 10 two horses, one COW. attend
10 lawn and be general man about the
place; the woman TO cook and be able 10
10 general homework. must have good
references. Apply T.. o Box 269. Smyr-
ua, Del f'ehS-Sf
XHTANTED-AT ONCn, AN EXpER-
w fenced hushclman. Apply
MORTON G.. STOUT & CO.
FebS-2t S26 Market ST.
NHTANTED-YOUNG MEN TO LEARN
W Tclegraphy. Operators wanted every-
where Railroad. Commercial and Wire.
less TelcEraphy taught Glass now forn-
ing for residents Of Wilmington. Dny
and Night school For fun particulars
address, SCHOOL. care Evening Journal
Janl9-eod-lmo.
Evening journal., 1910-02-09
FOR SALE

T0R s. 4 ''fss~6R. Wards HEADAcAB
trv them. BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Decil-tf.
HOR SAI.E-MANWELL TOURING
car. fully equipped. Address J. n. G.,
this once. FebS-St
EOR sALE-CoMBINATIoN BOOK
case and letter press. Apply
Febo-eod-6t 207 W. Tenth street.
FOR SALE-EXCELLENT OPPOR-
4 tunity. Must sell for good reasons
well-stocked candy. cigar and stationery
store. Fine location, near Marker street.
can East Ninth street Feb9.ll.li
Evening journal., 1910-02-09
Rallu Of Trainmcn-

The Brotherhood OF Railroad Train
men will hold a rally on July 30, ST.
Committees are now at work making
arrangements.
Evening journal., 1910-02-09
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NDMfNfsTRGToR'S~ sALESWfLL BIe
n sold AT the late residence Of Eliza
beth Hamil. deceased No. 305 North Van
Buren street city, on February 10, 1910
at . O'clock %. m. lot Of personal prop
ertv consisting of furniture, carpets, pic
lures. stove. cooking utensils, dishes,
''' JAMES McKEOUGH. Adm.
Feh5791114
Evening journal., 1910-02-09

at D. M. sharp.
Quartercd oak and walnut bedroom
suites, fine parlor suites mahogany
frames. upholstered in Verona and Gobe-
enameied beds, all colors and brass trim
med 10 couches in leather and verona,
china closets. combination book cases ana
desks. wardrohcs. sideboards, extension
tables, 9 dozen cane and wood seat dining
chairs. Is fancy woodbury. rockers, i5
mattresses In felt and combination, chif-
foniers. odd dressers enameled cribs,
baby high chairs. fancy parlor tables.
kitchen tables, 100 fine pictures for any
room IN the house, one handsome folding
bed, mirror front.
RUGS RUGS
so handsome Administer rugs, size 9Nl2
also Smyrna and Brussels rugs. The rugs
are suitable for any room In the house.
CARpETSl CARPETSi CARPETS;
/ 1000 yards OF new misht carpets Ia size'
lcoloring and designs In Velvet and Brus
sells. 500 yards linoleum. stair carpets
BEDDING. BEDDING.
100 fine woOlen blankets in white grayi
and tans. table linen. spreads. so pail
/ OF lace curtains. napkins. bureau scarf'
These goods are all new and OF hlgl
quality, as they have been consigned from
New York partios 10 be sold al this sale
for what they win bring, makes this the
greatest February Sale of all. Remem.
Der there Is no limit on amy or these
goods ana your price Is ours. A chance
10 buy goods 80 suit tho pocketbook. Come
and sec the largest auction snle or Fur
niture and Rugs ever held in this city
Goods can be inspected evening beforf
sale and morning Of sale, For further in'
W ''''''''" sTIDHAM & SON, Aucts.
ID. g. A. Phone B35 Established 1860
! Feb79l0
Evening journal., 1910-02-09
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

'Ifs5SUHT,E or TRIPLE YoUR fNcoME
~ representing us In your locality.
Build up big paying business without
capital Male or female representatives
earn s25 10 $50 weekly when they have
been at Il n little whllo, a splendid op-
portunity for active people, experience
not necessary. Good money first day you
work. n interested address o. ii. e,
care Of Evening Journal JRnll-tf.
Evening journal., 1910-02-09
sENArE ALONE 10 INoUIRE.

Don't forget to have your coin-cald
ready on Saturday for the boys
Evening journal., 1910-02-09
3sItfH E4;N.:: BIZ
!! ! \ I = p iS|Ii
8SS!a&;:9 aS. O.
n. w. Cor. 9th and Markell Sis
Capital, Surplus and Profits,
-S1.1S5.eOO-
2 per cent. Interest Paid on Deposits

Travellers do nor have to
carry a large sum Of money
when going abroad. This
company can supply them
with Letters of Credit and
Travellers Cheques by means
Of which they can draw
money as they may need it,
from any Bank, after their
arrival on the other side.
Evening journal., 1910-02-09
FOR SALE-BONDS
NOTICE OF SALE OF
S245. 600 -Four Per Cent Gold Bonds
of The Mayor and Council of
Wilmington. Delaware.

Scaled bids will he received by the III
nance Committee OF the Council OF The
Mayor and Council OF Wilmington, Del
aware. untn ~ o'clock. noon, on Feb
ruary 9. 1910 for the purchase of S2iS
900 GOLD Bonds OF The Mayor and Couu-
ci OF Wilmington, known as Whining
tom Water Works Bonds bcinR part OF
an authorized issue OF SSOO.OO0 and Is.
sued Tor the purpose Of purchasing real
estate and water rights and completing
the Water Works system of the city OF
Wilmington. which said issue was an
thorized by an Act OF the General AS
semblv Of tho State OF Delaware, APP
proved March %, A. ID. 1907 being Chap
ter ilg. Vol "a. Delaware Laws.
The principal and interest OF said
bonds are payable in gold coin at Union
National Bank. Wilmington. Delaware
Said bonds are OF the denomination OF
5000 each, and will bear Interest at IN,
rate OF four per centum annum from
February Q. 1910. payable semi-annuall,
on the first days OF May and November
I'm each year: and mature without up
tion OF prior redemption, as follows.
Evening journal., 1910-02-09
PUBLIC SALES

d UBLIC SALE AT
l HARE'S CORNER HOTEL.
TUESDAY, Feb. 18th, 10 a. m.
Several head Of horses and mules fif-
teen head Of milch cows, one fine bull 25
acres OF wheat in the ground, 600 bushels
or corn; barroom fixtures and furniture.
uneXpired term Of lease: all farming I'M
plements necessary 20 carry on a good
farm.
Terms or sale cash
JOHN T. TAYLOR. Trustee IN bank
ruptcy for Noah Higgins. Feb2,4 479.ll,1i
pUBLIC sALE-AT 2o7 EAST SIXTH
street. on THURSDAY, February
10, 1910, M o'clock "a. m. Redroum, din
ing room and parlor furniture, carpets,
pictures. chairs iron beds, stove, etc.
MRS MARGARET TRAYNOR.
Feb1-3t Stidham g. Son. Acts.
Evening journal., 1910-02-09
REAL ESTATE FoR REM

REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
FOR RENT
APARTMENT.
80 F-cnch street three rooms and bsth
DWELLTNGs
ldll w. Eighth ST.. 10 rooms and bath.
loOl W. Sixth St., rooms and bath.
llut Adams ST. rooms and bath.
o@ Harrison st., rooms and BATH
2n W. Seventh ST.. rooms and bath
Stable. 18th St. between Market and O.
Apply 20 WILMINGTON TRUST co.
Tenth anc Market Sta.
EOR RENT-HOUsE No. 26 WEST
Nineteenth street, nine rooms. bath.
modern improvements. Apply 200 West
Eighteenth street. Janl2-tf
FOR RENTING. 1910 sHALTCROSS
avenue. g rooms and bath Apnlv 10
CHAs. A. BECK, 2i0i w sixteenth 81.
---------------- -----------------------------
REAL ESTATE-FOR SALE.
r OR SALE-On Easy Terms.
New modern houses, just being fin
ished, win sell az a bargain to quick
buyer
4o2 and 4IS w. Twenty-second.
4oI w. Twenty-hrst, corner.
2Io3 Jefferson.
These houses have large rooms, hard
wood finish all over the house. Hot
water heat, open oak stairs. the best
OF plumbing. installed by Gawthrop
/ Bros Co.
The plans OF these houses meet the
/ approval Of the most critical observer
For any further information cali on
| d. l.. TOPKIS, Owner & Builder
So7 King Street.
d. & A. Phone 4661A.
Feb5-tf.
! EOR SALE OR RENT-NEW SEVEN
room houses 1.-TWO lofD. northwest
corner Iwenty-siXth and Tatnan streets
square plan. front. side and bacl, yards.
'front.' and back porchcs. an convenicnccs.
electric and gas lighting Very little cash
required To buy. key at i0i West Twenty
sixth street Come and ser me.
A. h. STATION.
both Phones l0l Shiplcy street.
EOR SALE-TWO BEAUTIFUL HOMES
nearly completed. at southwest cor-
ncr Twonty-fourth and Washington SITS.
3 All the modern improvements. including
hardwood floors and finish. also hot wa-
ter heat. Any one looking for "a home
viii do woll To look at these before buy
ing. Also I have one honm house. "a 8
No. 2i0S Jefferson street All bullt and
FOR sale by
ALFRED DOWNWARD
ZIG Shplcy street
or at residence. 2no Jefferson street
Feh9-eod-Gt.
Evening journal., 1910-02-09
Sf5.nOo. May ! 1925.
$50, 600 May I. 1924.
$4,000. May 1. 1875.
$40. 900. May I, 1926.

All bids must be enclosed ~ sealed
envelopes and be endorsed: bids for
the purchase OF Wilmington Water
Works Bonds" and delivered to the un-
derslgned I'm the Office OF the Clerk or
the Council Wilmington, Delawara on
or before = O'Clock. noon, February p
1910.
rhe right Is reserved 10 reject any ana
All bids.
Each bid must be on form furnished
BY the city and must be ACCOMPANYING by
certified check ON a Bank or Trust Com
pany. for two per cent OF the amount OF
the par value of the bonds bid for,
which amount will be accepted as part
OF the purchase price Il the bidder is
successful and the same 70 be forfeited
" the bidder fails to accept and pay for
honda awarded.
the bonds February q, 1910. az ~ O'Clock.
noon. In the city treasurer.s Office VII
mington. Delaware. at which time said
bonds will be ready Tor delivery.
JAMES KANE
RICHARD 9. McMULLEN,
SAMUEL II. BENSON, Jt.,
Finance Committee OF the Council OF The
Mayor and Council OF Wilmington.
JAMS Fcb2-9
Evening journal., 1910-02-09
DrRLIC SALE

FURNITURE, CARPETS. HANDSOME
RUGS. BEDDING. TABLE LINEN. Etc.
VIII be sold az STfDHAM a. SONS AuC-
TON ROOMS; ~ East Fourth street,
Evening journal., 1910-02-09

FOR RENTING. 1910 SHALI.CROSS
avenue rooms and bath. Apply 10
CHAS. A. BECK, 2i0i W. Sixteenth 81.
Febl-tf.
Evening journal., 1910-02-09

lOk RENT-HOuSE No. 2l6 WEST
Nineteenth street. nine rooms, bath.
modern improvements. Apply 200 West
Eighteenth street. Janl2-tf
Evening journal., 1910-02-09
REAL ESTATE-FOR SALE.

se.-..-.',,--', ,---,s-ye-,------ ------.
r OR SALE-On Easy Terms.
New modern houses, just being fin
ished, win sell az a bargain TO quick
buyer
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-05-09
WICKERSHAH TELLS
CONGRESSITSDUTIES
Attorney General Bluntly
RI Writes Senate He Is Not
Working for Capitol.

Atto-nev General WickershaEn IS not
working for Congress. and he bluntly
notified the Senate Of that fact IN an
official communication today.
some time age the senate adopted
resolution calling upon the Attorney
General 20 discover the names of men
who sold cotton 20 the cotton pool the
prices paid. whether the sellers owned
the cotton rhey pretended % seH al-a
the price of spot cottan in the south
al the time these speculative deals were
made
Wicke~sham. ir his reply. today, says
that he Is conducting an investigation
90 see IL the cotton POOL committed .
crime against the laws Of the United
states. The proceedings are before a
Grand Jury, he ADDS. and are uecessar-
IIy secret
Then he calls the attention OF the Sen
ate 20 the fact that the Attorney Gen
eral IS not required or permitted 70
conduct an investigation in aid Of the
legislative branch Of tze Government
.It has uniformly been held by my
predecessors. declares Wickersham,
-.thar the laws do not permit the Az
t0ruey General 10 give advice al the call
Of either house Of Congress, OF Congress
itself" lie also says that the Attorney
General cannot investigate a question
OF fact even for one of the executive
deEarCmeuts-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-05-09
TAFT'S GUARDIANS
WORRIED OVER TRIP
Extraordinary Precautions
Planned for Visit 10 An
archist Headquarters.

President Taft left washington To-Day
on flying trip that has caused his
Secret Service guardians more vTorry
than any trip Re has taken since he be-
came President
New York and Passs'r y. J.. are
the objective points OF to5ay's 5aGnt.
and for three days a Secret Service
man from washington ara several from
New York have been making Drepara-
tons fo- tbe reception Of the Presiden-
al Passaic. and carefully looking over
the aTraCCeUeuts for caring fer him
IN the minds Of the Secret SER Ice. and
OF almost every detective the country
over. northern New Jers-. has come
70 ce looked 1ucl rs n. zuarChis-Ic
headGuaI -ars gf America. -ud the Presi-
dents guards are takiu- M chances AT
letting -he President visit - Ut territory
without taking ample u-eCa u-ioGs-
The President left this morning ac-
companlec by Capt Archie Butt and
Secretary Mischier. He wlII arrive in
New York this afternoon and VIII br
hurried iu an automobile TO the Seventy
first Regiment Armory. where he VIII
spend an hour or two al the Actors
Fund Fair From there he viii be taken
in the afternoon 10 PassafC 5y motor
There he VIII address the Passzrc r. 1ard
Of Trade al a banquet Tle party will
return TO Washington tomorrow NOM
ing
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-05-09
AFLOAT
ABOUT LORIMER

Various rUnOrs were afcat today re-
garding Senator Lorimer Of Illinois, in
the case Of whose election It is alleged
there was bribery in the Illinois legis-
Iature-
one rumor is that he viii resign, but
there was no verifcation OF this, and
Senator Lorimer denied it.
Another report was that Senators
were unwilling TO have Senator Lsrimer
appear on the hoor Until thinzs had
cleared up regarding the election. AS
10 this, leading Senators take the
ground that there Is nothing in the
case thus far that should eubarrass
Senator LOrimer in appearing on the
floor.
Senator's deny having received any
communication in regard TO Senator
LOTimer thus far Senator CulIom has
received nothing. he says, and Senator
Burrows, chairman OF the Committee on
Privileges and Elections, denies receiv-
ing anything The SEM te IS showing
no disposition to take any action until
the Investigation in IIItnoss 8 completed.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-05-09
PASSAIC PREPARES
WELCOME TO TAFT

PASSAIC. N J. MAY 9.-Passajc IS
prepared TO make President Taft's visit
tonight a memorable occasion TnC
President comes direct from the Actors
Fund F'air iu New York 90 take dinner
with the Passaic Board OF Trade
The entire route 70 be traversed BY
the Presidential party has been elabor-
stely decorated with fiaEE, bunting. in
candescent lamps. Urns OF flowers and
arches Main street has been made in
10 a coErt OF honor for the re ceptiC1-
The President viii reach here at s
clock and 20 directly 70 tho home Of
Victor L Mason from which he VIII
proceed TO the banquet hall The Fifth
Regiment National Guard OF New Jer-
sey, IS OF duty TO aid the police
President Taft VIII Iesve for Wash
inEtOn Immediately after the banquet.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-05-09

VII be no limit to the amount Of money
The armOry is decorated as a bit OF
versailles, with wonderful electric IL
Elimination. There VIII be the midway
the CAFE Chantant, where the world 8
leading singers VIII render touching
coon songs during meal hours booths
and the catch-penny devices conducted
Uy show girls, John Barrymore Mary
Ryan, and the rest OF the fortune
hunters viii dispense soda vvater-for
about $1-63 a glass (No chanEe) Amelia
Bingham anc Bijou Fernandez VIII
check hatS-and accept tips It VIII be
impossible 10 turn around in the biz
armOry without humping into a leading
stage light who wants money-fOr the
fund
Marc klaw and A. L. Granger bought
the arst admission tiCket f0r sl.9y9.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-05-09
COL. HEPBURN TELLS
OF CUSTOMS FRAUDS
Former Solicitor of Treasury
Teshhes Before House
Committee.

Colonel Hepburn. q former member OF
H. Ffo-za from Iowa and Solicitor OF
the Treasury during President Harri-
sons Administration. testified today be-
fore rhe House Committee on F.xDenoi-
lures in the Treasury Department re-
gsrdirz an Investigation OF the New
York custom house made by him IL 1891
AIr- Hepburn said he did not 80 10
New York with iu-fructtcns 20 make an
INVESTIGATION Of frd-ICs Of any kind. bU-
rather TO look into - works OF the
customs house wit1 a -Vie-E To informing
Secretary Wiudham CT the conditions
While there ne found a number Of r.
reEufarities and loose methods
RepresenUarive Harrison OF NeW 1orh'
s,-fFo- 81 the resolution callinE upon
the Treasury Department for the -nfoF-
nation submitted by Colonel Hepburn
At that time. questioned the witness
particularly about the sugar frauds
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-05-09
PRESIDENT WILL PRESIDE
AT THE ACTORS FUND FAIR
Officials of Great Benefit fe Employees of Stage Expect
TO Realize $25O,OOO-Klaw & Erlanger Pay
$1,000 for First Ticket

NEW YORK. May s.-The great act
ors fund fair by means OF which 500, coo
IS expected to be raised for INDECENT
actors. stage hands. and theatrical
people. viii be formally opened at 4
O'Clock this afternoon by President
Taft.
The fair, which VIII be participated
in by practically every actor and actress
employed in New York, viii be held n
the Saventy-first Regiment Armory-
When he enters the han. President Tai.
viii be greeted by Daniel Frohnan.
president Of the Actors Fund, and
Charles Bunham, general manage OF
the fair. With a dozen show girls
scattering roses IN their path. the trio
viii proceed 10 the court Of honoI-
Then the I'D viii be taken OF and there
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-05-09
NEGRO'S VITALITY
RESISTS SHOCKS
Electricity Turned on Three Times
Before New York Muir
derer Dies.
derer Dies

OSSTNING. y. Y. May Sit reQuir-
ed three shocks TO kill Gilbert Cole
man. a Virginia negro who was cleo
trocUted for wife murder. at Sing
sing this morning. II usually re-
Quires only two shocks
The first shock o. I.S40 volts was
continued one minute and three sec
onds- After an interval OF q min
ute signs OF life were found and a
second shock OF four seconds was
given Again the undersized ueETO
survived and z third contact Of six
seconds was required
Coleman beat his wife 20 death in
their home in New YCrk last October
de went 10 the chair smiling.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-05-09
AMERICAN TOREADOR
IS KILLED BY BULL
Harvard Graduate, Hero of
Mexican Ring, Fatally
GOTed In Arena.

MEXICO CITY. Ma s.-Harper b
Lee. q yos1nE American bull fighter and a
graduate Of Harvard University. IS dy-
ing today as a result Of a goring ne re-
ceive6 IN the arena az GuadaIajara last
night
After b-ing fatally hurt he killed the
bull that wounded him and walked 10
the stand. where. while the audience
was wildly zppIaUdinE his bravery and
nerve he fell unconscious
Lee was terribly injured in a bull fight
AZ san Luis oblzpo last October, but re-
turned 20 the ring a. soon as he reCoF-
cred His skin and courage have made
him the ENVY Of The native bull fight
erS-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-05-09
DAVIS CASE OPENS
IN CRIMINAL COURT

The trial OF Iohn c. Davis, on
charges Of false pretensg and en-
bezlement, which is expected 10 con
tinue throughout this wees and part
Of next, was begun before Justice
Stafford, in Criminal Court No. .. late
this afternoon.
The indictments upon which he goes
TO trial charge specifically that he
nisappIied about $4,000 Of the funds
1utrUsted to him. He is represented
by Attorney Henry + Davis.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-05-09
SCORE HURT IN FIRE
AFTER AN EXPLOSION
S150,OOO Damage Done In
Oil Plant-Employes
Flee In Panic.

NEW YORK, Nay 9.-NineJeen men
were seriously burned and 21O others fed
in panic when fire swept over the
canning and packing building II the
Standard Oil Company at Williamsburg
today following an explosion
The structure was a seethinE furnace
within I'VE minutes Of the explosion. and
adjoining oil and gas tanks were threat
ened- The loss was estimated al $3.50, ,000.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-05-09
EXPLOSION KILLS THREE.

WILk ESBARRE, Pa, May 9.-The
powder explosion at the Graceda mill
OF the DUPONT Powder Company on Sat
urday has now claimed three victims.
Levi Davis. the foreman. was killed In
sJartty. and Thomas Snyder and VIII
lard Wells, The other employees, died
from the.T injuries.