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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-11
CLFRuo>r GOE> rHE RI,ER.
WIN Rr keDi at the I2Iih street PI~r
for PuDlIr inspection.

ru. duplicate 1T RDl-r' Fulton : org
.ual I lsrmur' l-f, the Staten Island SHIP
bulliirg Ipmpauy's yard ,-.-t-Tdsy mon
iug On 'ng - ne tuk CarTI- ~ commsui
- capt Mark stevens The Ci-rmunt ~I~
looked after 10y twp 81 the mates ~ th"
HDd-',u River Diy Line. AnioLi" J'-d-r
hr'ch and Michael Mt,.luvu. n $50 A
VI the i,'rmont pi-s-d D-shg"---- street
i,.sr AMI was duly Sslutrd 10y the dipping
ui tn- United States ensign The Union
lack aud he bay l.iu"'- hOus. 1sE aud pro
,-,-,.,i'd n'I her way - 'h-Me-t i2pth -lr--.t
pi-r. where ~ WAS open foT INSPECTION 20
q few guests Beginning today u will
he open 10 th- public On the payment ~
q .mHil adm ls-iou re uu'l further nOtIC..
from 4. " 80 y VI daIly 'Er~pi
sunday
The irrmont contains ~DIn~ Interesting
historic souvenirs the original tell of The
Il.rmout n pie's" - the KEEL ~ the orig
insl I'rrmont and = copper spike from the
D"nolOgu- the man. ti-~af Fulton con
~trIc'sd N Isll az priginsl portrait ~
Fulton. costumes 1T the p'ripd deer
-kin covered trunk prints and pubIca
tons Of the time ~ the start ~ the original
: 80 fulsIt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-11
OPE\ tIR ~ HODI.
MootrisIr start. cot Win a sIas. Of 10
In Tent.

MoNSrtNIR y j. O,' ~ With
iw"nry-"n pupils ~ ti-ndin,e th. ont e
door school fnr ,l-icif. children ~ tn.
Mrntcla " public schools vas pi,~n,, ia v
10 "a large cent ON the grounds - the G. ,ia r
aV~uI" school winch - one ~ tho coolest
and hrc-yi..s' sizes m the town The sides
~ ." tent ar. open and IN the winter the,
chiidr-n vail have Narm sttiug bags
Wht,h will protect them from the cold
l"-dsy tho children wore their ordinary
r'u'hing and they enJov..d Jh- novel ex-
I-'ri'nc' - studying outdoors
Most - The public schools ~ the town
are represented IA the open air school
The children we're marched to the I..taT
avenue school this morning IN Charge ~
the school nurse. Miss Helen ID stephens
IN instructor ~ the public schools For
tho first week the school will b. from Ia
- O'Clock Af-- 'h- school has been "a
existence for a few weeks AMI everything
j. rInnirg -nnuthlv the hours wiIl b- .x-
'.'Ul,.i from "a VI tOaP " Sp.cial
garments Tor winter W-sr viii he prov Id4d
Tor th- children free ~ charge and proper
food will h- provided
NJ fas, a. the children Who are now in
the class are restored ~ fuli health their
places viii h- taken by other dsiic,t- chit.
dr-r ~ the public -chppl-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-11
C,T or NAPLES WHOLLY.
Mediterranean lines Won't Toueh There
Going or Coming.

A result 81 the strict enforcement
~ quarantine against cholera at this
port is the decision Of all the lines run
ming To the Mediterranean to cut out
Naples both WAYS, The expense Of hold
ing up n ship with contaRion and the harm
il does to the ship will not warrant the
continuance ~ ~ hazardous service.
Health OfiCer Doty. while sure that
cholera cannot get foo,hold hers even
Il case or two did slip through. il not
going to relax ms vigilance. Isolation
of the patient would swiftly put an end
To the disease Il II should get in.
The Italian steerage passenger who
was taken from the steamship Motke
apparently with well defined case Of
cholera mixed with better defined jag
was dong better Yesterday than Quar-
antine supposed on Sunday night was
possible " - not improbable that his
illness NAV h" due chiefly To alcohol.
To determine this careful hacterio-
logical examination was made yeSter-
day the results of which will he made
known to-day II II turns out after all
that the Italian has not the disease the
ship will soon ls. released
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-11
STILL Va M ST,TE rIckEr.
Democratic NOnIinatlnE Committee
seems HSpe,e~siN DrRdIsck 81.

BosToN Oct ~ The Democra'ic State
ticket still lacks permanent candidates for
Governor and l.leul -nant Governor
The four men appointed by the Conven
ton a. "a committee 10 select The men -
ak. the places - Mansfield and Iorin :
are not only IN a dcsdluck on the Guber b.
Material nomination bat they ar. unable
- agree upon the fifth member ~ the
committee. having found ~ necessary Ia
name one tu break TIA. arsI deadlock
In addition 10 these troubles the Demo
Gratis - this state are confronted with the
declaration ~ Secretary uf state DIN
hat the temporary nomination 81 ClIft IN
r I.nring FOR Lieutenant -GoVsrnor 10
apparently not IN conformity with the
law
Nomination papers were hled AT the
state house late this afternoon for Mans b
field aud Ioring. but Secretary DIN eI-
pressed the opinion that the nominating
Of LorinE was not lawful, 90 he referred
the question TO the state B1llot Law ON
mission for adjudication IA To its legality
and u will he thre@hed out Thursday after
noon
More trouble was brought on nv the
positive refusal Of o z r Charsst Of
Holyoke 20 accept the conventions nom
nation for Secretary Of state
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RED again on the frs, day He took me
20 a room adjoining his once. where his
sienographer could no, hear what was
said. was crying convulsively over the
wav he had treated me. and he kept saving
-Sh. sh; there's nothing to cry abou,
Come back To see the tomorrow. said.
ie-. and Won won't he here
What did he say the next time YOU
saw himi-
He said he had married the woman he
did marry on impulse and that he didn =
love her He said the whole thing was
obnoxious to him and that he married
the woman AZ h.- hou-skeepeT. He said
he still loved me
Mr. Francis asked " Miss Quinn knew
Charles Somsrville. a Newspaper man and
Mr.. OReIlly said 40 he ~ the man
alleged to have written these letters Of
Miss Qulnn's
I never heard Of him. said Miss Quinn
DO you know a man named Gri-wold.
commonly called RuEZie lamb
Miss Quinn SAID she didn't and Lawyer
O'Re'lly then said he knew that DR. Peck
had tried to hire SomsrVille to get Mas
Quinn's letters away from her Miss
Quinn said Dr Peck never gave her an
enga gement ring. bat that he gave her
a valuable engagement hraceltt
Mr. Francis named over dozen per
sons IA New York Boston and elsewhere
from whom he appa r~ntly has Affidavus.
but Miss Quinn denied knowing these
persons. She also denied that she spent
Sunday two weeks ago with a man named
Belcher m a house IN West Nth ~ rect
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-11
IH\G TO FIERi IIIN1H.
Three ScOrrhrd Nrn saNesi ~ Ieaxth
Prem the wreck oG the Ipo,io Hird

The twenty seven foot launch Dpd q
Bird. coming down the Hudson River
from P"-kSkIll early last evening. caught
In" "a the Jersey shore Opposite 2OSth
street Naphtha l~akel uut - IN. taTk
cr"p' along the hOnr ~ the engine and
lgnit.d Plane carried hars to the tank
and the explosion that followed -catter,d
hIrning naphthA over the whole craft
The owners. William ~ NIcolay. con p
tracing engineer 81 S57 SECOND street
Brooklyn aud Edward % Nrlll ~ 52I sixth
street. BROOKLYN. were aboard n 4
SunOus. an Insurance broker ~ 222u
Beverly road Broukiyn, was their guest
The thr'-'. men took 10 the river Their
only chance SEEMED 10 i'- - md cool
place IN the launch : side - hsug On until
II grew too hot under their fingers aud hen
To- swim around and hook for another
Sometimes burning rivIet came ON
them uniwdr-- and then they w-r- glad
To- SINK back into the water For twenty
minutes they yelled Tor help James
Gallagher. one u the attendants ~ Will
lam COWS ferry from the Jersey side 10
?uiih street. heard them and put our IA q
rpwhoat Ne gathered IN the three. took
them To- he other side and then brought
them To- Manhattan ia his employers
launch Al II them had - go To- the
Washington Heights Hu-pitsI They wer.
badly burned un th,. hands aud fac, and
body The Dodo Bird. valIed at 81 SO
wAs burned 10 the level ~ ne river
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-11
t'nploJ ~es ON Northern line strike with
out warning Trouble Extends.

NPs.'aI CHas DS'p4i,A ~ TsS S'S
PAHIs. Oct ~ The employees ~ the
Northern France Railway have suddenly
struck and the whole system ~ al a stand
still The order t. strike was issued lat.
lart night after a meeting - the railway
mems COMMITTEES. and At midnight the
stan -tnpp%4i work ~i'hnut giving any
warning
The public WAS taken wholly unaware.
and thousands were prevented from
starting On intended journeys shortly
after midnight the station doors were
closed and mounted and foot sJliierz
were hurried ~ occupy the deserted sta p
tIOu-
Troops were also posted along the lines
To- guard the locomotives and the coal
depJi- The Military Governor ~ Paris
and IA. project ~ police we're summoned
10y Premier BRAND Ia discuss IN. MEASURES
~ De taken.
MARsEIII.Es Oct II At ? O'Clock TIN
morning the PARIS. Lyons and M.,iiter
ran-an Railway system employees sum
monrd a meeting and declared that they
we're ready To- follow the strikera IN
northern France
The state railroad men are ia mes, IA, =
~ A. NJ. with a similas purpose The
Northern France strike - panty she re-
suit o. the coal men demanding an increase
in wages from A. cents to 81 day. From
" go to Soon men are involved. and n
the strike becomes general. a. II il feared
It will, So.Ooo employees will be idle
The telegraph lines were cut near
Aniens during the night II - reported
that an express train was stopped near
N~rvIns by the rails Icing torn M.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-11
WiIOR GiINOR PRFSIDES.
Isui does Home EarIy while Hoard 81
t-tinIate Tackles scilsal Hoard.

Mayor Gaynor Was al the Guy Hall yes
t-rday and felt 80 much better after his
few days rest that he insisted On presiding
over tn" budget hearing for some time
But hen the hearing developed into
long examination Of the multiIudinous
pages ~ figures submitted by the Board
81 Fducatlon the Mayor quu early in the
afternoon and went home 10 BROOKLYN
The hearing On the Board 81 Educat on =
estimates turned largely on the question
whei her the hoard was I,Isti fled In asking
for a great increase on an estimated in
crease ~ scholars and necessarily 81
teachers Mrs Mathlde &. Ford. ono ~
III" statistical experts ~ tho Finance
Depart ment. said she vas satisfied that
there could be- a cut ~ Sam an In teachers
salaries alone The hearing will he con
tinue,l to-day
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-11
FITZSIW VOWS REDI CED.
detective Whs arrested woman for
ThreaienInE ScilIn Drops To PaIrolman

Detective Norman Fit1s,mm ons who
has l''.,-n detailed To the District Attorney =
off'ce for seven or eight wears. has been
reduced from the rank Of first grade
detective To patroman He will go To
the West IuOth street station this morning.
The change costs Fitzsimmons about $50
u year IN salary.
On Friday morning he arrested Anna
Nolinsky. the woman who - alleged Ia
have written threatening letters 10 Jacob
n shin, aud the order 10 report 10 the
detective bureau for orders cam. the
same afternoon No reason was given
at Police Headquarters Yesterday for
Fit 2-innOnsS reduction
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-11
ELET ,TOR NOBLEMtN GONE.
Mrs. EdWInE Has waited since August
far Tier BookIsh Ilu-lpand In Como Baek

Mrs Emile Edwing asked the police
yesterday to look for her husband.
Frssierick. who disappeared last August
Although Edwing was an elevator man in q
downtown ONCE building. his wife says
that he - related to lot % Germau
MOBILES aud that on all Of his hooks IL a
coat Of arms he - very fond Of poetry.
says she and At times falls into sort 81
poetic gloom.
Tits mother died last July and Mrs
EdwIng says she has learned that her hus.
band collected the insurssics on his
mothers life aud money sh- had left in
the German Savings Bank. Mrs Ed~ing
has besn forced a. give mp her home at
as Fast I6ist street. Tn. BRONX since her
husband left and send her two children
away to school She j. sure that FREDERICK
has not deserted her
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-11
~ B,D IONG SEEN LOaDED.
G3unsWith IIp~ri Learned That when BE
SCRATCHED the Old NuskeI's Gap.

The noise u an explosion which -een-d
to come from the direction Of Ludwig
Lipert = gun and lochsmith shop AZ It's
jackson avenue. Long Island Guy. shortly
before noon Yesterday shook the neigh
borhOod and caused persons ia the Bpr-
o,igh Hail. a block away. to hurry out Of
doors.
Police reserves. firemen and an ambu-
lance from ~. johns Hospital hastened
Ia the gIinSmlihs shop. from which
smoke was rolling They found Lipert
in one end % his store tangled up in rem
nEnis 81 a long heard, once his pride
W,ile an old fashioned percussion cap
Inusket lay On the nOOT When he re-
gained his voice Lipert told the police
That - stranger brought him the nuskrt
10 10 cIeaTed An old fashioned per
ctIs-iOn cap vas r'isted down on the
nippl. and he took a tool Ia pry u on.
when n load that mad been In the gun for
numher 81 years went On
Beyond some damage 70 the shop
ard rhe shock to Lipsrt no harm was
done and the Borough Hall crowd re-
turned n their desks
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-11

NInae~aska's CFew Tsok TO CoveT and
BiE Cat I.unehSd on . lave Co~.

SPsr,ai CIs's D.spIieh - rHS srN
i.oNDoS. OCT ~ The Atlantic Trans
port steamer Ainnewaska. which arrived
to-day at Tilbury reports a lively time on
SATURDAY when tiger belonging 20 Bos
tock's mena gsrie escaped from it, cage.
The crew dived into various retreats
The menag erie men with guns and re
volverz hunted for the animal. which was
found chewing the neck ~ a COW II was
eventually recaged. but escaped again.
and after another hunt was recaptuTed
A hyena also escaped AZ the same time
and explored the ship without doing any
harm
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-11
New ,u,. Negotiation. In ,oa1 -r..

NoSEERs. Oct ~ The Comm"n Coun-
Gil tonight adopted an ordinance regu-
lEitng the driving - automobiles within
the limits ~ Nonkers udsr the ordi-
nsnce which Will become "perativ" IN
December l. the city will be divided into
a number ~ precincts In several ~ these
the rate ~ tWrnty-thre- miles. which IA
the maximum raj. fixed will he per
mI'ted. while ~ the others only fifteen
miles. the minimum rate under the State
are from Odell avenue north on WArbur-
ton avenue on North Broadway. Nep-
perhan avenue and Sswmill River road
north n Roberts avenue. and on Spain
rosd Grassy SDraIn road and 1uckahoe
road The ordinance provides for tho
placing = Signs On m" highways where
the rate chang.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-11
7. ?. RYAN OFFERS AIR PRIZE
. iO,OIO ron FIIGHT IROI NJ
STtTIE az IIRERTI.
Prize GS~- 10 the Aviator Who Makes the
FASTEST TInae Frsm belmont ParS In
the International Aviation Tourna.

la cablegTam received Yesterday
hy Allan \. Ryan. general manager OF
the ntsrnAti onal aviation Tournament
his father. Thomas p Ryan. offered a
prize of SIo.OOo for the fastest high, from
Belmont Park around the Statue of Liberty
IN the course % the meet. october - TO ~
/ II il the largest pTiI- "a be won for any
one feat. The details Of the contest HAY.
no, h.'n formulated. bu II wa said that
It il probable that each aviator will In.
allowed To select hls own route
II the fight is made in direct lin. and
over south Brooklyn the distance tn the
Statue ~ Liberty and return would be
approximately ihiry-thre- miles. should
the Sigh 10 from Belmont Park TO the
sea and up the harhor the distance would
then he about -iNty-fv. miles American
air men az a rule ara opposed to fying
over populo,e Districts hut some ~ tho,
French competitors NAV attenpi the feat
and take he short course
With the French aviator AZ least there
will be an element Of sent insn' IN this
contest for It was the French People
who gave to the United States the hronza
hgurs
u was announced YESTERDAY that Rene
Barrier and = AudemaS Two more
French Aylatnr-. had made entries for
The general events 81 IN. meet Barrier
will Use the I"n horse power fi.r IL Leon
Moran" Who Mas compei-d - cancel
his engagement h-cau-- 81 an injury
received IA an a~roplane Acci.i.nt Mo
IN the hold ~ IN. steamship Niagara
"GIch - bringing To America III. either
a-rnplan-s of the French contestants
Barrier Vas selected To driv- he. machine
NV Moran-'- business manager. whp
regards BarrI-r ga. OF the most pro.
hci-nt air men IA handling Tins fast tyI- -
mnnoplaue
Nrd-'uars. although cla.."l a. =
FrerChmau. - a Swi~. hv bi-tr aud FOR
several wears va. On" ~ Ne. greatest
uo'orrvc.- riders "a me world H.. IL
ohiux with \,-Iuprt molpplau. a
small typ" - hi"- 'hlr Ia, u.v"- h.-eu
.-l IN tbs country ROLAND Garro~ T. |
''agIuS e lbamoi~-..". suOrae- wye 81 |
ur midget i-.oulau- With tho addition |
Z Rrrirr and Aud-nars there will IL.
o" gu representatives from France tn /
I'u-r SIX are Al''ei Leblanc Hur--i |
Latham. Couut d- I.e,-cps Enil. Aubr7In. ,
R-ne Thomas and Rene SIMON
Claude Graham-- White who WIS Sc |
.-''.t a. a m-np-- oftn- EISish team. |
lid not sign his entry until Yesterday. r. |
vas Saii -ntn" davs ago that Grahame-
Whites place On tn.. team would b- hlled |
~ + " Ma Ardl- a. ia" former conl q 4
t"f come to terms with the management ]
- fh. Tournaments ~. .knr,.a-..i su,. /
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-11
aNOTBFR CIP RiCE THTIu.
II.nry HaEdOn. Injured Spectator. Dl~,
In . Hospital Here.

Henry haRd1u. a sue'tltpT whp was
IN jurc.i ~ III. Vanderbilt CuD race On
OctJber l. died Yesterday ~ Miss AIst ia =
slrt1rium. ~ W--t S,Niy first street.
Hsgdon WAS q z,l-znnn f'r the Rensult
rerss AIiImobIlr Company He wRs
struck by the MarmOn car AZ the Hicks
VILE turn and was thrown thirty or fOrty
feet His legs we're bT,keu and he Was
IN nred Internally He wnS taken g. the
belmont Memorial Hospital ~ Hemp
stead and three DAYS ago was removed -
Miss Alst us He lived ~ n Fourth
avenue, Brooklyn, with his mother and
married sister He was - vcar- old
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-11
.. y ASSuER RESIGNS.
Mr Tore, says That tie Intends to Take
In Outside Professional work.

IIsrh.rt q TOrrev chief asssyer Of the
New lors Assay once has sent his resig
nation To Supt Daniel = kingSford. Ia
take effect ON November /.
Mr.. Torrey said last night that he in
tended 10 take up outside professional
work after his resignation became efec-
tive. BEYOND this nothing could be
learned regarding his retirement Supt
Kingsford was IN Washington Yesterday
and saw MIR Roberts the Director ~ the
Min,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-11

There came yesterday TO tho Custom
House In an envelope postnArksd VIC
toriA. British Columbia. one I've and one
from . man who did not align hls name
saying that while entering the L. 8. A.
a WhiIs ago I bolieye that through mis-
take I did not pay duty On some uhinga
The Custom House won't take Canada
money ~ a rule. but Il took this.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-11
REGISTRATION IS NOT LARGE
CITI ON THE FIRST DIT sI.OIa'
BEHIND THE 1905 FIGi RES.


The first 'Iay's registration this year
is I2ID behind even last years first day
hEures aud nearly econ behind 50 remote
. GubernaioriaI year a. 1915
This county il som behind 1909, Kings.
t.eoo, Queens 2Gs'. and Richmond. POI
The total is ia SS. compared wEh ISo. D!
last year and ?2I TSS in Ies The political
captains expect 60 hear some loud eShor
tltions to-day Ia become buster
This 10 summary &c the trsi dLy =
regis ration conpIrsI With that e the
preceding four wears
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-11
Remember Name bu, No, Her Address

A young woman who attracted the at
tention Of Police Sergt Helmus at i2Sth
street and Madison avenue last night
couldn't tell anything about herself and
appeared 70 he III In tho ONCE Of Dr
J. J. Slavin at ~ Fast I7eth street she was
revived sufficiently TO say tina: her name
was Eleanor Coleman. hut she couldn' {
give her address She was taken 10 the
Harlem Hospital as a patient suffering
from amueaia.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-11

George Wright. the burglar Who wrote
comic notes 10 persons whose houses he
robbed and ~ho vas captured in The Bronx
by a policeman with whom he exchanged
shots. was sent TO sing Sing for twenty
one year, by Judge Mulaueen In Genera
Sessions Yesterday. Wright - only p
years old. hut has serv 81 vo terms
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-11
Conr.renc. rs-,l., a. to Gallagher.

Prosecutor 81 the Pleas Garvsn %
Hudson county. y J.. will confer to-day
with Supreme Court Justice SwayEe
and County Judges Blair and Carey In
regard 10 criminal proceedings % he
taken against James J. Gallagher, who
shot Mayor Gaynor. The case will not
b presented 70 the Grand jury to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-11
Vern,oats Population ass. OSo.

WAsHTNoroS. Dot. IO.-The Censu.
Bureau to-day announced the total pop,i.
lAtion Of the State Of Vermont a. SIS aSs
IN 1910. A. compared with sEs.O1I In ISoO
an increase Of per cent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-11

ALBANY. Oct. 10. John A. Dir to-day
certified 70 the Secretary Of State that
he spent nothing to SECURE the Demo
cratic nomination for Governor. Mr.
DIX stopped on In Albany tonight on M.
way from New York to his home AZ ThoJn-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-11

COLUMBJa DAT AT NACCH CHUNK
where autumn foliage 70 In la fun glory, special
II,S' n 50 Leave " I'd 81. SD Liberty 81,
40 n. M-Aav.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-11

Fio-ida. Atlanta birmingham ant Southwest.
Eircuir lighted siecreTs and ObNS rvAtlon cara.
Ina. iiA1 Broadway cor. sstn 81 Phone ss4i Md.
-Ads.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-11

DEWET4 "BHUT.CUVEE" CRAM PAo NJ
n. 7. DEwHS 4 Sons Co. ias vai,ou ~ n. Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-11

eoLuMBTs PAy, OCT ITH, the Ven Best
The Detroit times., 1910-12-05
MUST PAY INSURANCE.
Woodmen Of World Loses important
Case In Federal Court.

4 case OF unusual interest 10 mem
bers OF fraternal insurance companies
was decided by jury in the United
States circuit court, Saturday morn
ing. when Benjamin II. Mcintyre. liy-
ing near Webberville, Mich. was
awarded a verdict against the Mod
ern Woodmen of America.
The plaintiff sued To recover $4,000,
the amount of a policy held In the
society by his father George III. Nc
Intyre. who died Oct. 10, 1909. The
society refused TO make the payment,
alleging that the insured man was in
bad health when he rejoined the. or
der. after being suspended for non
payment OF dues A clause in the pol
icy provides that member must be
I'm perfect health OH rejoining the
society after being suspended. TWO
months prior TO his death, Mcintyre.
the insured, paid up his arrearaees and
again became a member in good stand
ing.
The lodge put up stiff fight against
paying the amount OF the policy.
The attorneys for the plaintiff. Clar-
ence p. and Harry G. Milligan, pro-
duced mass OF testimony 10 show
that Mcintyre was perfectly well at
TIL time he re-entered the order.
The Jury. after celebrating for 30
minutes, awarded the plaintiff the full
amount of the claim. $4,000, and $ll8
I'm interest from the time the society
refused to make the payment.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-05
DIAZ IS URGED TO GRANT
AMNESTY TO REBELS
His Advisers Want Peace Commission
To Wind Up Squabble With
Madero Party.

MEXICO CITY, Dec. 3.-That peace
negotiations vii. be opened by the
government with the leaders of the
revolutionlsts with view 10 a sus-
pension OF hostilties. was announced
today,
Pressure has been brought to bear
on President DiaZ by government OFF,
Gals and by independent leaders To
grant amnesty to all poiticai prison
crs. now that the revolution Is under
stood by all 10 have been crushed.
Further efforts ON the part OF Madero's
followers il is believed. Will have a
depressing effect on commerce ana
industry and means To settle all dis
putes will he devised by peace com
mission composed of members OF the
contending parties.
State governors will also act rs
peace delegates throughout the coun-
try. and it is confidently expected that
peace negotiations will lead 10 a
speedy settlement.
The Madero party Is known 10 look
with favor upon peace negotiations
and will take no further action against
the Mexican government II number
OF changes in the administration are
made