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NO THREE PLATOON SYSTEM ?
Commissioner Baker IntImates That He's
Against Adopting the Bslan.

Police Commissioner Baker referred
yesterday morning to Mayor Gaynors
assertion TO Deputy Police Commissioner
Walsh that the charge OF being OF post
was one OF the most serious that could
be brought against a policeman. The
Commissioner intimated that he was
against the three platoon system.
Il agree with the Mayor" said Com
missioner Baker. we are paying the
policeman to patrol his post. 1t is a
serious offence IL he is not where he should
be. Many policemen have been dismissed
for being of post in the last year and
others will be this year. Judge Walsh.
the new trial deputy. is well qualified to
separate the truth from the false in the
testimony given at the trials.
This business Of being OF post brings
up the three platoon system. II you can't
keep a man out for a tour Of six hours.
how are you going to do it for an eight
hours tour?"
The sun., 1910-01-07
EDNA LOFTS WANTS FIANCE
Gets HaOeas Corpus writ for sweetheart
Incarcerated BY Family.

Gets HaDeaS Corpus writ for sweetheart
Incarcerated by Family.
CINCINNATI, Jan. e.-After an exciting
automobile race between attorneys for
the Rheinstrom family and Sheriff Ha-
mann bearing a habeas corpus writ for
Harry Rheinstrom, a rich young distiller
who 10 restrained at the Cincinnati sani-
tarium to prevent him from marrying
Edna LOTUS. an actress, recently Of New
York. Rheinstrom was brought to Judge
Warmers court late to-day.
1t is said that it was the intention oil
some one to spirit the young man to Ken
lucky before the habsas corpus writ,
issued at the instance Of Mise LOTUS,
could be served.
Ez-Judgs William Littleford had been
engaged In addition to Attorney Lykins
by Miss Loftus Littleford declared II
an outrage that Rheinstrom should be
held in custody even though the other
side is rich and powerful
At this point Attorney Freiberg. rep
resenting the Rheinstrom family. ex-
pressed the opinion that Rheinstrom
should be restrained. We fear violence.
he said.
Judge Warner looked over to where
Rheinstrom vas sitting, surveyed him
smiled and said: The young man seem.
calm enough"
Judge Warner took the case under
advisement tonight aud will decide IL
tomorrow at 10 "A. NJ. Rheinstrom returned
tonight to the Cincinnati sanitarium.
The sun., 1910-01-07
MISS GRACE BLAKE DIES Ar SEA.
was Frem New York and on He way Il
Palm Beach.

CHARLESTON. 8. c.. Jaa. o.--When the
steamship Apache OF the Clyde Line, from
New York for Jacksonville via this port
arrived here this afternoon the officers
reported the death OF Miss Grace Blake
Of New York at 1 o'clock this afternoon,
q few hours before the steamer reached
Charleston.
The body was prepared for shipment
to New York.
According to Information obtained
from the officers OF the Apache. Miss
Blake was going to Palm Beach with a
was recovering from an attack OF typhoid
fever. Heart failure was assigned az
the cause Of deak
The sun., 1910-01-07
SUICIDE DURING NIGHTMARE
Cousin OF Bx-GOv. Guild shoots Himself
In San Francisco.

SAN Francisco. Jan. o.-Phineas kellogg
Guild. cousin Of ex-Gov. Curtis II. Guild
OF Massachusetts,. while beset by a night
mare this morning sent bullet into his
brain to escape imaginary pursuers while
his wife chung to him trying to prevent
the act.
His two little children slept in an adjoin-
ing room and were not disturbed by the
report OF the revolver or the cry OF their
mother.
For more than a month Mr.. Guild had
been subject to delusions following a
nervous breakdown. He was recently
employed as travelling salesman by the
Westinghouse Electric Company.
The sun., 1910-01-07
TELEGRAPHERS WON'T STRIKE
Bis Four Employees and Managers Agree
to Arbitrate.

CINCINNATI. Jan. o.-The telegraph
operators who have been threatening
a strike on the Big Four will stay at their
instruments. Arrangements were made
to-day by the committee OF seven rep
resenting that union and officials OF the
Big Four whereby the whole matter is
left TO arbitration. Both sides have
agreed to abide by the decision OF this
board.
Il was learned to-day that the Order
OF Railway Conductors and the Order
Of Railway Trainmen have sent officials
here to formulate grievances against
the roads entering Cincinnati. As soon
as the list is ready copies will be given
TO officials OF each road
The sun., 1910-01-07
DIR. COOK IN GERMANY.
HIS Brother Says He IL In n Secluded
Place and That His WIFE IL with Him.

PoRT JERvIs. Jan. o.-Theodore Cook
Of Callicoon. Sullivan county. brother
OF DR.. Cook. the Arctic explorer. was in
this city short time yesterday after
noon on his way home from Brooklyn.
and made a statement to the Evening
Gazette for publication to-day concern
ing his brother. who has several relatives
here. He says he received a letter from
DR.. Cook last Friday in which the doctor
wrote that he was living in a secluded
place in Germany and that his wife was
with him. Both are happy to get away
from the public and the doctor is enjoy
ing much needed period uf-rest:: -,aaring
which he hopes TO recover his broken
heath. There is no truth in the reports
that divorce proceedings have been in
stituted by Mrs Cook
The sun., 1910-01-07

Claude +. Day used to be president
Of the Day Manufacturing Company
Of Jersey City. He suod his wife's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Turner Of
Malone, n. Y. early last year for tloo. 900
damages for the alleged alienation Of
Mrs. Days affections and testified thst {
the trouble was that Mrs Turner didn't
want her daughter to have any children
Mrs. Day had loft him on February Il,
1900 and had taken their baby girl along.
Mrs. Day said that she had left her hus-
band Of her own accord and he lost the
suit
Day filOd q petition In bankruptcy in
this city on May Q, 1908. giving his address
as ell West Ii3th street, his Liabilities
as $40, ,sa4. and his assots as nothing.
The sun., 1910-01-07
NO HOOKWORMs FOR HADLEY
Missouri Governor Not Impressed by
Danger From Parasite.

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo-. Jan. e.--Gov.
Hadley is not deeply impressed with the
question Of eliminating alleged hookworms
which are said 70 get into the Southerners
systems and make them lazy. and will
appoint no Missouri delegates to the
national hookworm convention at Atlanta,
January Is.
As hoobworms have never bothered
Missourians, he will also decline TO off,
cialy invite that convention to meet In
st. Louis next year. as tho st. Louis
Convention Bureau officially requested
him to do to-day.
The sun., 1910-01-07
EMILY JONES rs MISSING.
Bronx Schoolgirl VINO was Chidcd by Her
Father Disappears.

Bronx SchoOlgiri VINO was Chided by Her
Father Disappears.
Z. B. Jones Of o4o Baychester avenue.
The Bronx. reported at the Wakefield
police station last night that his thirteen
year-old daughter Emily was missing
Bad reports had been coming from
school about Emily Of late and yesterday
morning Mr. Jones took her 70 task. he
fears that she took this to heart and de-
termined TO run away.
When Emily failed to appear at iuncheon
or supper he began TO Investigate. BE
was told by a girl Of the neighborhood
that she had soon Emily board a south
bound White Plains car at Mathilda
street at O'Clock In the afternoon. A
general alarm has been sent out. Emily
weighs IlO pounds, 10 about s feet high.
with a dark complexion and gray eyes.
When she left the house yesterday morn
ing she wore q brown coat q Scotch plaid
dress, black beaver hat, black shoes and
white stockings.
The sun., 1910-01-07
Both Georgia senator. m.

MACON, Ga, Jan. e.-United States
Senator A. o. Bacon Ia seriously Ill at his
home here. He ia said 20 be suffering q
from indigestion and cold. He has been
In bed for several days.
ATLANTA. Ga, Jan. 6.-United States
Senator Clay is Ill at a sanitarium here.
The Senator was taken to the sanitarium
several days ago. II Is reported that he
The sun., 1910-01-07
KILLS 10 BEARS IN AN HOUR.
New Mexican Smokes whole Family o
sIeepers Out Of a Cave.

SANTA FEE, N. M. Jan. o--Jose Valdez.
who is a crack shot and Knows a whole
lot about bears and how TO hunt them,
can now claim to be the champion bear
killer Of the country.
Yesterday afternoon he discovered a
cave twenty miles from Santa Fe that
showed unmistakable signs Of being the
winter habitat Of members Of the bruin
family.
Valdez started a fire at the mouth Of
the cave and smoked the bears out.
There were just thirteen Of them in
the cave. and ss they came out one by
one Valdez killed them.
The sun., 1910-01-07
MAYOR DEs PLANCHEs TO GO.
Rome Rumor Says Cusani-C COnfaIiOneri
win BE New Italian Ambassador.

opecIaI CdOI5 De5DuItH 70 TEE SUM
LONDON, Jan. THE Rome corre-
spondent Of the Telegraph says that Baron
Mayor des Planches. Italian Ambassador
TO the United States. will shortly be trans
ferred to Constantinople and that the
Marquis ussni-Confalioneri. at present
Minister to Switzerland, will succeed him.
The sun., 1910-01-07
xr,. FINED for Burning SOFT Coal.

County Judge Robert Carey fined the
Erie Railroad 81. 900 In the Court OF Special
Seasions, Jersey City, yesterday for
maIntaininG a public nuisance by burning
aoft coal in Its locomotives. The company
hsd pleaded non vult TO the indictment.
The sun., 1910-01-07
MRS. DAY SUES IN RENO.
wants Divorce From Husband who Sued
Her Parents for 500. 900.

RENO New. Jan. o.-Mrs. Claude +.
Day. daughter Of Charles H. Turner Of
Malone. n. Y. filod suit for divorce to-
day, alleging failure to support.
The sun., 1910-01-07

BAuLARDS VANILLA CHOCOLATE.
Have 10 handy when travelling anywhere. At any
time, Favored with the Aexlcan Vanilla bean.
The sun., 1910-01-07

rnr,.sA Cars 90 Florida Rsssres
~ Seaboard FioFida Limited p the nand-
&c s'f fis ssl' s iIs s. a
The sun., 1910-01-07

IL the Is-hour train 20 Chicago that holds tho
record tor regularity; IL leaves New York SSo
iSs oa0 PsSas sSa % iossasd:cn S sSuSrs o1G mora
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Continued on Third Page.

FORTUNES IN FLORIDA LANDS.
10 10 Acre-on tranaportatlon-Terms. Wood
Loudon CO.. Hetropoiitan Bldg. Wholesaiers.-
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points Of branches Of the Western
Federation Of Miners, accompanied
by the prediction that the coming
season will aee much labor trouble
5tnthe Lake sapeTior district.3 So
Such a condition is to be avoided
il: possible, az it cannot but result,
in: loss alike to the laborer and to
tue business comm unity The. Me-
saba had a;touch of the conditions
arising from these i'll advised
strikes, in which the only winners
are the organizers, in 1907, when
many OF the range mines were tied
."pfor several weeks, costing the
men and the community untold
loss and causing the county need
ess expense, at the close of which
the men returned to work at lesser
wages than prevailed at the time
they went out.
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Respectfully submitted,
ALEXANDER REID,
Secretary and Treasurer.
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Sink Rock Shaft at the Adams.

Work has been com nlenced on the
sinking Of a new ROCK shaft at the
Adams mine, EvCleth, TO open and
develop the western extension OF
the ore body on that property.
The new shaft will be sunk to a
depth of $40 feet. some six hundret,
teet of which will be IN rock, max
ing of same one Of the most secure
shafts on the range.
The opening of the newer portions
IF the big Adams mine serves 10
renew interest in the prospectiv,
future OF ,kvele,h, and assists in
giving brighter tinKe to the i'm
mediate future of the city.
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Superintendent Office. July 81. 1909
Special meeting Board of Directors,
School District No. q Virginia.
Minutes of proceedings.
Roll call.
Present. Lafayette Bliss. C. Z. Butler. N.
A. Holmer, C. E. Moore.
Absent, none.
Minutes of July End. 1902 aud adjourned
meeting of July 6. special meeting of July
22nd were read but actions on same defer
red until next regular meeting.
Clerk reads q communication from Ar
chitetect John Okerstrom. and application
from A. Hult, for appointment al jauitof"
both communications received and placed
on file.
Director Fleming introduced the follow.
ing resolution:
Be It resolved that the board proceed to
erect two school buildings one In the North
part Of the city and the second In the South.
not to exceed two rooms each. And tlat-
the buildin9 committee be empowered 70
employ an architect to modify the plans Of
the 20 called Hi2gins building, and that
said plans to be used for the new bald.
ings except the basement part of same.
The resolution was adopted ON the fol.
loving votes:
7Ayes-Joseph Roskilly. G. 3. Noose, Jsuea
n. Fleming. Helen E. Coffmau. N. A. Hoam.
er. and Mr. Chaixman-A
:. Nays-none.
Upon motion the meeting Wae odjournaat
- N. A.HLl-11Eesas.
Ez.=> | o.sslu.,s
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MfAlIH OF ScAool cru DREN.
Medical fxsmiesata.~ o. Chitdrea A.
teadiaa Psbite seheo,e>i Recon-:

Medical Exaa,ieotjon~ Of Childrea At
teediea Psbite s taRecor,-
! aseodedk
Within theslaat*year Or two, fol
lowing the exampk leet By the pub
VIC schools. Of the city Of New York,
many school boards throughout
the. country have. considered, and
some have adopteda regular system
Of medical exa mination OF all pupils
attending the public shoots. 1t il
stated that the results of investiga
tons conducted by such boards as
have. taken the matter up have beer
of nature to make all thinking
people cit up and take notice. Il.
many places it has been fonnd tina,
. very large percentage of the chill
dren are afflicted with minor or
serious ailments which need prompt,
+ medical attention. Such an invest
legation has recently been conduc,-
ed in Duluth, and the report of thu
physicians who have gone through
come of the schools state that two
tout of every five pupils were found
to be in need of medical treatment.
l. According to the report of thes.
| physicians, the following is true in
the five schools inspected:
IAN average of the reports shows
that forty in every one hundred
two ont of five-required some spec.
ial. attention by the physical NJ.
Half of these or twenty per cent OF
the total, had some. eight trouble
or ailment, annoying and perha pc
comm unicable,: hut not directly af.
fecting the general health. Twenty
per cent OF the total: or one out OF
every FIVE school children. had some
diseaeed condition more or less
serious which required definite at.
tention. In one school more than
ave per cent suffered from defective
eyesight. The other SCH ols showed
on an average not more than hall
this percentage, though the actua
condition muet have been about tht
same. Nearly one half as many had
\ some irritable and inflamed condi
ton of the eyes or eye lids, which
made the use of the eyes painful O,
difficult. More than Eve per cent o.
the children were found to neec
dental treatment, when half of one
per cent had rome ear trouble
Throat troubles were. however, m OFT
common than all these others pu,
together. Only small percentag.
of these last would deserve medica
treatment, but as nearly as can be
Estimated from the imperfect data
lot least one Child in twenty shoulc
have come attention given thu
throat. All the trouble last notice
comes directly within the categor,
of diseased conditions which can be
easily relieved, which directly a fec
the efficiency of the child for stud,
and which tend to grow worse ane
to bring other troubles in theil
turn"
As noted in our last issue thu
1schoo' board of the Independent
sDistr ct of Virginia have taken VI
this question, but falling to finc
any authority in law for the EN-
ployNent of a school ply eiciar
have entered into correspondence.
with the state health department
t asking for the services of that de-
Partment in this matter.
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Order for Hearing on Claims

SSokS Va 1XAuuCSOtds ~Ouuty Oh SC. 1ON1Q,
In Probate Court.
Armstrong. Decedent.
Letters of administration having been
granted to Catherine Armstrong.
1t is Ordered. That the time within which
all creditors OF the above named <iecedent
may present claims against bis estate in
this Court, be. and the same hereby Ia.
limited to three months from and after the
date hereof; and that Monday. the End day
OF May 1910. at ten o'clock A. NJ, in the Pro.
bate Court Rooms. at the Court House II,
Duluth In said County. be and the same
hereby Is. fixed and appointed az the time
and place for hearing upon the examine.
ton, adjustment and allowance of such
claims as shall be presented within the
time aforesaid.
Let notice hereof be given by the public.
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Norton Hardware Co. I. Il. = 1872 NJ. . q,
Virginia Store Company. 1918 80 70
N. L. Matheson. :......... 1914 1m I
". T. Bailey Lbr. co.......,. l815 $50
Virginia Hardware Co... lsls q g.
Alfred: Johnson Green
mousse ................... 1877 = 10 l.
s. Matheson.. .......... ..... 1878 = 100
T. Savolainen Il Bro. ...... 1919 50 IS |
Lawrence Goodspeed Co... lS20 255
Alexander Reid & :Co-..... lS2l i -,2SB
SoderRren Drug Store..-.. ls3 =. IS 05 +
Lafayette Bliss.... ......... 1873 g. 70
First National Bank ..... 1924: .l6 90 |
Trowbridge & Niver Co... 1925 l0R 50 |
Virginia Power Water Co. 1926 3s2 60
Chicago Wood FinishinECo. 1927 1874
Thomas Charles Company 1928 q S.
"A. u. Grant ......... 1929 4b Oh
"A. H. Osborn & Co........ 1880, p 81 !
Atlas School Supply Co.,. 1881 10 ~ |
Kinds. Noble & Eldrige o.. 1882 12Ol
Rand. Mentally & Co $500. 1893 ~ 50
Northwestern School Sup
|, ply Co.,. 1884 81 50
Woodruff Lbr. Co.,. :. - 1885 so
Frank L. Young. ......... 1885 846
Dayton Dry Goods Company 1887 1000
Gamewell Fire Alarm Tele-
graph OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1888 500 90
Moved by Director N. A. Holmer, sup
ported by Director Helen Is. Coffman that
above resolution be adopted.
Ayes-G. H. Moore. N. A. Holrner. Helen
s. cofman. J. H. Fleming. Nj. Chairman
&C. E. NJ
otteSteu Approved Feb. 1910
j. n. Flenlp&. N. "A. Holner.
Clerk. Chairman.
Archltect Young of Duluth attended the
meeting and spoke at considerable length
on the new Grade Schools ventilation, etc.
The Bond Issue was taken I'D and would
have been disposed of if Director c. E.
| Moore had not been called away suddenly.
N. A. Holn1er resumed his seat as Chair.
| man and on motion by Director G. H.
Moore supported by Director Helen E. COT.
man. it was decided best to have regular
| adjourned meeting on Wednesday, Feb
| ruary 9Th. 1910 and that the same be devot-
ed to Bond Issue and other business Car
led unanimously.
Motion by Director H. e. Coffman that
meeting be adjourned to Feb. 9. 1910 at
ND q: m. Supported by J. H. Fleming
Carried unanimously.
T. J. H. FLEMING.
| Clerk.
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Superintendents Office. July q. 1903.
SpCCh MT. ting Board Of Directors.
School District No. q. Virginia.
Roll Call.
Present. Lafayette Bliss. q. @. Butter. N.
A. Holmer. C. E. More. James II. Fleming,
Helen +: Codman.
Absent. Joseph Roskilly,
The following resolution was offered by
director q. Is. Moore. that whereas the cert.
fed report Of II suits Of tn annual school
meeting IN aud for 1ndepeudeot District Of
Virgins. Mimi. held JuIy II. lob. has beea.
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duly fled and examined:

duly flied and examined:
Now therefore be it resolved that said
report as fled be hereby accepted and ap.
| proved and each proposition receiving Q
majority vote as shown by said certificate
| be and the came is hereby confirmed and
clared carried and adopted and
Resolved Further. That Guy H. Moore
and Joseph Roskilly being two candidates
for directors having received the highest
number of votes be and they are hereby
declared elected for a term of three years
from August LIST. 1890.
Adopted on motion of Mr. James II. Flcm.
ing.
Seconded by motion of MI. N. A. Homer,
by the following vote.
Ayes-James H. Fleming. y. s. Moore, q.
c. Butler. Helen Is. Oodman. N. A. Holmer.
Nayes-None.
On motion it was voted that taxes be
levied the cur. Mt year for the following
purposes In the following SUMS:
Teachers wages. $4,000 90
Fuel ....... ......... ............... 5000 %
Fixtures and furniture. 1900 %
Grounds 5000 %
New schools. ....................... 1900 90
School upplies:............ 5.oO 90
Text books NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500 %
Repairs ............ 1000 90
School sites. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100 o.
Janitors ......... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1000 90
Bonds ............" ..".'.....::: $500 %
Total. 90. ............. dl0mQ %
Moved and supported that the Committee
ON buildings snd grounds be instructed to
secure q site in the southern part of the
city and one In the North Side Abolition.
c1EIieds %zs > =, =. :
!. Report ii. the County AuditorD speed II
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examiners was read and ordered placed
On file. Upon motion meeting then id.
journed. N. A, HOLnER.
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Oct. !. 1908. Balance on hand. ..... $50 81
Oct. l. 1908. to Sept. l. 1909. Receipts. 1872 20
Sept. l. 1909. Cash on Hand ....... l73 so
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-07
BLACK HAND
 ATTACK ON
 CONTRACTOR

Stamford, April 7.-Following tlte re- ceipt off alleged Black Hand letters the house of Contractor Peter Mitchell. at Dumping Pond, in the town of Greenwich, was attacked with dyna-
 mite last night. Nearly all the win dows in the first floor and basement and two windows in the second floor were shattered by the force of the ex- plosion which awoke the family and greatly alarmed them. No one was in jured, however. Constable Morrell was notified and is making an inves- tigation.
 MT. Mitchell is engaged extensively in the business of general contrac- tor and employs a number of Italian laborers. He has at various times re- ceived threatening letters but paid lit tie attention to them regarding the communications in tn light of a joke. Last nights incident is no joke at aH It was very real dynamite and pieces of the fuse used to explode it were found upon the premises. It was expected that some arrests will be made upon suspicion and the house will be watched. MT Mitchell is as determined as ever that he shall not yield to demands for money coming from anonymous correspondents.