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~ THE WORLD or ri>HIO>
It"hbIr skirts and Nriis ~ DoorRstrr
DoInE. of ameriraB- IB Eurou~.

prs' t0hic Dsspa'rh - TAI -
lpNI,N. sep, 10. The Donc-,ster rac..s
go" att tended by all the Anglo Amer
... smart set The weather prs,lud''d
.rrnmar garments early autumn
o.. zero seen. while furs wer" much
...U l"noe The latest PARIS creations
ed that hpbhle skirts are -jill p"pu-
The hats for III" mort part v"r"
tN vrile most unusual featur" fur
a. Fr ylt-h woman Who prefers never
o. .sar vol wa. IN. almost universal
'.f wearing tWo webs over the face
... sally the other heavier and ~
'...rt 81 ID.
Ste Waldorf Astor was very -mar
.H.e -hor7 Goa, and a hoI'r" -ktr'.
~ls uhe and dark g." ...,I.
e., hsunoey. Mr., Madam Drum
r.. and Ta.,- C,mard and Rst"rnan
.r.. .''sr Americans attending the race,
.r-r of the Crown Princes -
80 .i"u 10 her mp fer. the duchess ~
RN' means -onO Iuic, enter
'f < ~ the Duk" ~ tonnaughf'- place
o. "tsshp' The ,rpWn Princess -iiil
-"... Ip h"r In'ira'y With Mr.. John
'..' Mrs VI Elliott and Lady Ala.iair
. '- N"f WHOM IN" knew when n girl.
10y will ,,-r Bag-ho' during n-r
90
" Gaskwsr ~ RirOda has r..en visit
.H" Earl ~ P"rt-mouth who j. a
ono. u.Tgnnur ~ ~" B-adl"y Martins
Martin entertained tho Ga.kwar on
.' "-'iay after a stag hunt
~ Ache-On has gone 20 he CONT
'p- few weeks
rIF -Ay"n's ssh. Lprd I Tugton. ~
gushing him cell a. salmon n, her.
isrd Ivor Churchill. VII" wi'h his
.r IN" DIchr-- ~ Narlhoruuyh .
biting ~ Scotland.
.u" tlliotts country nous. winch
."IryhA--d from lord Baltimore
80 ia"n furnished. n haS Leon
sni,ed and Tilted win al Md m
.amen'-
and I adv Barrvmor" hav. re-
' o." England from ireland
tpunt"4- ~ STAFFORD "a Il, inR
~ hou~" par'i"s - Ilolkam.
." Nas IN" usual American "Nosits
lays stnamships N,a.lv iJnl
90 --lss passengers lett England. The
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WAR IN ENGLAND
800 800, ~ 49, ~ 100 kTB
off ~ TTH Btts
sfaHt 90 WstrB go --t-ssr taF-~uf-sts .
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HNlpNn" N'F - 'hl- ai'g"'h"' az
s'A'~h a''l'h ~ sr"a' bA'"r organ
'1Au'h I"N N""A~ az" a iarS' scott.
~ we "'ni ''N"-~ ~ 'h- Rf"H' "a way
N'ehs 40 IN" same ming hui ~ mat
49,. ~ least temporarily N" mon :
ml"n a. whole r"pud a'"d N" action
~ ia follows and induced thew 20
r~'urn 20 work
" - not =" b" wondered 80 'hs' 'N'
general rh'h' ~ seeking - Nnd a. "N.
u'nA'i0h " thl~ amazing situation
Nhai means ih"v ask. th'- sudden moral
i"' a--m"n' ~ 4 larg" ~s-'.lun e Rrltl~h
N"rNm@n WI "p~nly max" : 'l"mu aSrr'-
m@n'> and th"u Nt'l1t" them - will
'"-ddVs ~ ''~''r cotne- nearest p"r-
Mars ~ d'sisrai.ng ~ 'at~-' - th~
"irang" Development no ~" character
~ hriI-h ""rkinSu. " saw.
w over m" country thor" r'r"'r- .
a. me present "'in"H' '" - CONDITION.
Z unrest among ~" N.g" earning ',1e-.'-
"h'ch nifN seriously iu.f"r1I 10" Who'd"
race union organization N".t '.'1-''- .
me unrest ~ may u'"Nahiv ." due .
10 IN" -'riah~t Propaganda ~" "~-
--"'" ~ tha' propaganda J. lr"I'ntur .
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VIZ. DIIkTN>ON ~ >HiNGHtI.
~erreiar, of war amt PARTY Entertained
bN Goa,uII.en~raI Wilder

10" .HfHf vt
~uAN"UHI. sept % iarnh " b,N %.
son. 's'.f states SECRETARY - VA. VITO
o. g. mtia & tour 4 th. Ph.lirptu" Island.
arrived n"f" to-day shortly '"i,r" uu.u
fru.r lInrkkpug ~" arrived 80 49," latter
place. ''.r Manila pa Srrt'uiar
Vi D'rz u-nu tui uarty w"r" brought
up from N.n-uuE nu in" United State
gIrhyli lI"I"u. ~" SECRETARY va.
welcomed 40 IA" Landing place, ~ imns p
Wide. 90" Tinted States Consul -C,.re-aI
~ ~nuCulr. and representative - tho
Nu"r."tu Association and IN" wuuiripdl
crIrnr.
~" spout IN" day -rGht-"",rg and At
r"ud"i q reception 80 Mr N,ld"r- -s-,-
demo" M the evening Mr.. Dickinson
Will lety" her" On sunday fnr NtrAirg.
HauSpW and Pcklu
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5000 Silk Umbrellas, at S1.os

superior quality just received
from enc Of the best known makers.
For Women 2o-nch all silk taffcta or all
silk serge; colors navy, green red or black, I
mounted with 10, Il or l4-inch handles of I
mission. green ebony or fancy effects
Value 300, Special-at
For Men. 2s-inch silk serge. silk taffeta or
union cloth opera or Prince Of Wales handles r
in plain roots mission or fancy designs [ =
Value 800. Specal-at
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Dcn,aI 81 the Published statement Tha
SIC VA In Eur0rP

IHr ~rS has -"'-.lv" '"" following
.tatain'ni from senator ~ MS ~""r"-
tt-v
>rn4fSr FIkruS I|.thpr.E"- D." - mont
'tr-. '.s IstsTf. and TlH.nr- o. Tvs wv
~ -, ~ lHgo-,iaN ~'U'HrIh"f %. IPi".
auu Do. rfl"r Inufuti- lu' .f .Hif "1f" glN .
mn - a,,t ,utf ~ hr- .n"E"ris f'- and ~ 80
of Nt. tHuilN here tUi -.rpsd and 1thef
thug are rffsrIN a.'t..i 'u.TtatrpU
Do. senator - IttausiTg fo ms sT7Ta
Va Wet AirgtrIt. viii '"rf'ru" tp h. -
urtu 'uugr,.-- s"'- aud thor =" 80 Na-h.
IUs'Ui tot the -ss-- 90
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INFANTS To YEARS SIZES and FLOOR
White and colored, imported and domestic Bonnets
ond Hats Of chiffon and in real Irish lace and
toned effects vevets. fur beaver, felt. cloth silk.
Coats Of fur. zbeline, Astrachan. chnchia vcvets
corduroys broadcloths. pushes veveteens serSes
in all the choicest OF fall colorinSs
SPECIAL FOR MONDAY
Short white Corduroy Coats Of washable cor,
duroy, lined unlined box cape model 3.0S
sizes I months to years Value $50 at
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Apparel for Infants

Initial Showing Of Goats, Bonnets
and Hats for Fall and Winter
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New Fall Waists for Women

An extensive showing in entirely materials. and
designs fashioned 81 plain printed chffons crepe
dc chine or novelty silks and satins
The collection is most noteworthy
IN IFS individuality Of models and
the beauty Of the various trimmings.
Crepe de Chine Blouses in navy black. an,
AND ':f 9'5; s'' SR yak; OF
effect value $50 Monday-spccial at
Chiffon Bouses a dressy model designed
with yoke Of fancy net. and trimmed with
mcssalinc bands lined Throughout with Per 500
sian. in all the newest Fall colorinss \
value 80 Monday-special at
Black Satin Shirts, a new Gibson taored)
model with pocket made Of very superior 8. 90
quality satin Monday-special at
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-22
NFw COHuERrE lOMuISSION
conformation OF Two New Members wiz
Rr.,Iit In REORGANIZATION.

WA~HrNGroS. Dec - The confnna-
ton 81 J ~ My"r and e. G. Mrchord to-
day H. members 81 the lnterstai" Com
rn"rcc Commission will result in tn" re-
organization Of tn" commission by Jnnu-
nrv = chairman Knapp. whom Mr.
Myer succeeds. has been confirmed a.
chief Justice Of IN" new Court Of Com
m"rc" and the term Of Commissioner
Cockr"il whom Mr. McI'hord succeeds.
do"~ not "SpIr" until December =.
Ar soon ds Commissioners Myer and
Ma hord ar" sworn ~ the ir-t step Of
IN" commission will b" TN" selection 81 a
chairman Tn" seniority nil. has hif hcrIO
prevailed hut Their" ~ u probability that
i mas NOT be followed az the present
time 1; ihia ruiz. prevails Commissioner
Clements. "A Democrat. will be selected
Tn" chairman 81 IN" commission will
be- a member 81 the m relation board
under ~" Erdnin act for the set ;lefn"ut
81 cOnirON"r-i'-- between common car
riers and their employees
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President Listen. to Arguments Against
Lifting the LID.

WNsHISGT"N Dec Il President Taft
listened to-day To- arguments hI repre-
-"utttiy"- 81 the Anti-Saloon I"aCu.
m. " { I I and tho International
Reform B,.r"lu against lifting tn" It'd
which Secretary Of the Interior Ballng"r
has campeh down ~ firmly over a larg.
part, Of Minnesota that even a portion or
m" city Of Minneapolis l. suffering from
drought fo~m"- senator II W Blair
~ New Hamy~h:r. and William = Crnfts
r"pr.- enting III" reform bureau Mr.
Emma = shelton ofrh. " & r 4 aud
= I >i"hnl4,n Of IA" An'i-Snlnon League
pr,--"nt"; ~" arguments
IN" reform nrlr"1u representatives Were
nov IN favor % 'Omprom l-.. 81 any sort
they wanted ia" -,l" of iITIor prohibited
~ al territory cov"r.i Nv III" pli India"
treaties until congress votes 9TH rvl>.
In" tutI-SaIppr l"IgI" was not ~
weeping ~ - demand II did not Oh ieCJ
to lIIror being odd ~ parts of Minnesota
wh.T" Their" A." now np Indians
The. President ha- III" power To al ro-
.,at" On" Of IA" Indian tr" ttie- IN QUESTION
II" viii not act ~ th:s case. b." told hi-
,lll"-- until tn" lu'i- saloon League can
inform hIm a. Ia whether or not there
ar" t'diLu- lI"InE ~ part 81 the '"rritD rv
mentioned IN that treaty The Anti
Saloon I."1g,I" Expects to T. i-h this IN
formation within two we.S-. that a
..cI-ian uy tn. President shortly after
Congress ""ny-ns-- III January /. expected
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FiTiL FIRE IN CINCINNATI.
Three Lives and 81. ODO. OspD worth Of
Property Destroyed.

CINCISSATI. Dec. Il The most disas-
tro,Is fire. from property standpoint.
IN the history Of this city was discovered
between and : o'clock thus morning and
before the fire department could gain CON
troll Of IN" flames about five hours later
" go 0D damng. TO buildings and con-
tents had been done.
Two iirernen were killed by falling wa lis
and boy was killed by "A falling teie-
phone pole. Six persons received So
yer. but not necessarily fatal injuries
The Mayor. police and State fire mar
shall are investigating alleged evidences
II Incendiarism.
The scene Of the fir. was the factory
ii-frict around Ninth and Svramor.
streets. About block was d.vasted
eleven large factories being among tn.
ruins still -mouldering Tonight
Tonight George Cleveland Of the Fire
Underwriters Association said that tn"
insurance on the property destroyed -
not likely to exceed 81. rO.OHo. His .sti-
mates are much lower than those II the
owners Of the destroyed property.
Shoe factorieS. leather concerns and
saf. and lock factories represented tn.
bulk Of the fuel for tn. flames.
About sixty. prisoners IN the county
jail near by became panic-trick.n bat
were Gained by the officials.
The county moTgUe was Threatened
Ivy falling walls and the body Of fire
man was hastily removed and the build
ing abandoned.
About 800 persons. men and women.
are thrown out OF work.
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TExtSNEW MExIrO NOT NDaRY.
Senate Adopts nsse,utisa Autherizing
Precedent and state of reNas Ca Mark &C.

WASHINGTON. De-. :i.-Prwsident Taft
to-day sent to Congress n special message
recommending tn" passage OF joint
resolution authorizing the President and
the State OF Texas to- mark the boundary
lin. between that stat. and tn. Territory
of New Mexico The message says in part
\ Joint resolution has been introduced
in th" iloIS" of Representatives for the
purpose III authorizing IA" President or
IA" nitad states and III" state nf Texas
~ mark IN" boundary lines between the
stat. ~ TrSR- and IN" Territory or pro-
posed state OF New Mexico. or To r"estab-
lI.h and remark the boundary lane hereto
fore r~tahl -h.si and marked, and tn enact
that any prov lsion OF IN" proposed Consii-
tuition ~ New Mexico that in any way tends
ro annul ar change IN. boundary lines he
tween T"Nu- and New Mexico shall be Of
me- force ar effect
A> the boundary lin" between Texas and
New Mexico II established under tn. act
ct Jun" !. lsIs and confirmed 10y Congress
Under the act OF March ?. lN.I and ratified
Nv n" state nf Texas on March -. 1871
and a. th" Territory of New MEXICO has
not NJ 20 tn" present timc Fulfilled all tho
requirements under ia" act ~ June ~. 1910
for admission To tn" MON there Is no
reason why tn. Joint resolution should
not h. adopted a. nhov" provided. and !
recommend the adoption Of such resolution
for IN" purpose of comforting indisputahls
authority upon tn. President in Conjunc-
ton with the state 81 I.Nas to rrc-tablish
and remark boundary already "stab-
iished and confirmed by Congress and the
state OF r"Nas
When senator Culberson OF Texas
tried Ia have the senate carry out the
spiri, Of the President special mes
sage on tn" boundary dispute between
Texas and New Mexico 10y passing IA rs~o-
luton that the Judiciary Committee had
reported .mhodying the President
Recommendations. senator Hepburn OBJ
Irctei tn the request for unanimous
consent for rs onsIderation. There
upon Mr. Culh.rSon moved Ia tax" up
The measure and his motion prevailed,
the vote showing A hare quorum prsSen,
for business Senator Hepburn did not
like tn. way his colleagues sought To
brush him as.d. and took the floor TO talk
against the bill
Il know Of no reason observed MIR.
H.yburn. why this measure should IN.
rushed through to-day except that when
"A senator hears the steam whistle blow
hc must get OF the track or be run over
10y the steam roller"
But the Idaho senator had not talked
long until Senator Burkett Crept over
alongside and was seen to plead with
him. Soon aft"rward Mr.. Hepburn
ceased talking. and IN" hill passed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-22
No, rm-nfs ~ Naval yp..e,.

WA@HI>GroN. Dec q. The supply
ship Iulg"a has arrived ~ Weymouth
England. III" collier Brritus. tho cruiser.
Birmingham. TcnneSs"". Montana ano
Washington and III. tug Patap~rn nj
Hampton R"ai~. IN" collier J,.onid,.s "a,
S"valls Point. IN" d'~t rover Roe. ~ Kew
M''-t. IN" g'inhpst Princeton ~ Panama
AMI -" h"~tr"y"rt Srni'h. Flu~..r Lam.
son. Preston and Reid ~ san Juan
Tn" Vrply ship Glacier and tho tug
NayaIn hET" allied from $an Diego for
san Frar"is"n IN" collier i,-ar from
hlup'"n H"E.lS for P"rtrm0Ith, y n
and IN" ,i"strgy"r PaIldins from Charles
tOa for hey West.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-22
SOt TH URGES POrASH VAR.
senators Tell the President the Chemical
T. Indispensable for Cotton.

WAsHTSGToS. Dec. 2I.- President Taft
= being urged 10 max. reprisals Acalns'
Germany for her action IN the potash
controversy. especially 10y Southern mem
hers Of Congress who point OrIt that their
section Of the country ~ vitality inter
ested in potash Senators Terrell and
Fletcher ~ Florida and Dvprrian Of south
{ 'arolina and Percy II Mi-sissippI talked
with the President to-day about the
potash situation.
The Senators found MIR Taft undecided
rs to " hat action should b." taken by this
Government in IN" matter. They told
tn. President that potash was indtsp.ns..-
bl. to the South that IL was needed III the.
making OF frftIiz.rs which ar" us"d 10
aid the growth II cotton. corn and other
STAPLES They asked for IuinedI.t" acton
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r>pLO>iON O> BiTTIE>HIr.
second Class Fireman Fatal, injured on
the Dattir~hip Michigan.

WAsHINGrOS. De" p explosion II
coal ca ~ M" hU:k"r- g TN" hitil.-hip
Michigan - tn" A,Lu'!. f."t wa r"-
ported To- IN" NJ. Department to-day
~ Rear admiral ~rrrD.,."r. commander
IN chief 4 IN" fleet b"naJmiu J Mo
Ci.Iry d fireman. second class Wis BADLY
burned and died this morning - ~ u'ClDck
n" w1- torn In Phil. ,d"lphIa. wh"r" hi
mother reside Met I.iry had been ia
H." -"rvir" about Two fears
This ir th. ...Cor.d s.cci.icni II 'b,- naiiIr"
on the vessels 81 ~" Atlantic fleet within
"A f"w w"ek- similar 'Npio-IDn p''-
CURED on the North Dakota u few days
ago. killing IA coal pa--cr.
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Nomina tions %, the President

WASHINGTON. Dec. - Tn. President
sent 70 the senate to-day the e. FLOWING
nominations:
second Lieutenant To be First I.,"wtanan'.
Walter y. Boa'wr.ght. Coast \rtillry corps
To b. PO--mh-'rr- New J"r-"y. hu-
yu-tus n Ioi". W.sth"id New York..
Thomas ! NInfarmui". HoTseh.ads faIl
pnnn-, \ ANA. Philip l.. Fround. Arnold
fIIgnr liunmel. Iiumm"lstoWn q.
Cahsgtn Mount lev -'t. John J.. Barrett,
scranton Joseph ! iinmphill. Washington
Lynn q Thomas. canton frank u l,rnn
hu" CnrrollfoWn lo--ph " Brothers.
n MrpOnuuvh, the-wIrs James l.. Gr-.r.
Sionrhorp N,IliaIn g. Cochran. NODtilawn
io-,ah Il Dobb-. rankin n Y SNYDER
NrwviIlr NIlfr..d " Marsh. wcstN-ld
Kob-rt Is Thompson. Niiliam-town Hhode
Island Arthur ~ S'"dinRn. Wakefield.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-22
Nt.JOR DAVIS TO ne TRIED.
Oncrr of Marine Corp Accused NJ In
differentiation and IaNit, Of discipline.

WAsHINGroS. Dec 81 Formal orders
for IN. court-martial Of Major Henry
u. Davis II IN. Marin. Corps. former
commanding officer - the marine guard
AZ Guam. wer. made public at Tn" Navy
Department to-day. Tn" court-martial
will conv"n" At the Philadelphia navy yard
on January I with Rear Admiral Samuel
y. Comfy president. and Major Henry
Leonard OF the Marine Corps JtIdg. ad-
voCata
An officer IN duty NJ the marine bar
racks at Guam was -I-p Ended for thre"
DAYS hv the commandant II IN" naval
bugl" calls To n" sounded III a -lnV"nly
manner IN. officer requested that tn"
fact of SUSPENSION h" not entered on his
record. which request was approved by
Major DAVIS. In tn" opinion 81 tine De
partmrnt the facts do not justify tn" with
holding Of the suspension from Oh" officer =
record and hIS letter was returned 10y an
Endorsement Of the rommandanr of the
Marine Corps To- Major Davis saying that
tn" attltud. uf MAJOR DAVIS SIvor-d II
INSTRUMENTATION and that the correspond
"nc' IN ~" Cl-" showed AN In"XCu~iblr
LNItv II dI-"IplIu.. and disregard Of
responsibility on the. part - Major Davis
Major Davis then sent Il letter To- the
Secretary of III" Navy which vas con
-li"r'-i ny th" Department bang dI--
respectful. ln-,ltordinatr and intern p.rat.
III laug'iR" toward and imp'xring IN.
motives "G Tia" "nmmlninuG IL tn.
Marin. Corps n" letter wan also re-
CARRIED ~ pr.'JudiClai To- good order and
discipline and ~ was said also to contain
= statement which was considered uu-
true
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-22
Arm, and Nav, Orders

were isNurd 10 dhs
'Ol Hohcr' :; wan. IN"r'5 "iEhth infantry
TO Washington. -
40, TaInr- p.~-.r Thirteenth 'a'dlfr,.
TO Vr.' Point 'Dr i"T1'o ". dur.
.np' NUrr T. ~, frDud orsf NrfIsT'. from
Tnir'' fourth - i51'E on piEN
capt Jhrr- " Ppur". ron. 1--we COMPANY 10
ThIri. !OuT.h tDWU.V.
FIr.f IIetlt IImunI g Eri-cI 20 NanU, ami
a--Ufuc command 81 U''rf >'I'ra NrrH WlIr
plantcr GDn tl"uIN b .'.u'. rr'r, ING ] irsG
Lieut. N'A1arii NGsrn. . or 'r'ltHrr
IIr': Lieut. MlryolI si-rr'... - is-'. D'rpany.
Thssr nav ordrr- w'r' is..r'
1omrranarr u O. Hri...g. '..,.. Iut.. %. rHd ~
tic Ma asnrhu-s'ts 10 UOfUf.aI boo Nr"rl.Ug
Comua ndsr = l-h"ri.. ron. -D'urnni ~
the Wheeling 20 Nav D"uaTtW"Ir. Washing Oh.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-22
Bsil Increasing Pensions Mas Come Up
Early I'm January.

WASHINGTON. Dec 81 The indications
are that the bill increasing pensions
of civil war veterans on account Of age
will com. up for consideration in the
House early IN January II is estimated
that the pas-ag. OF this bill would add
~, 900 .gg to- the pension roll Repre-
sentative Cooper Of Wisconsin to-day
introduced u resolution designed TO
eypc,iir. th. passage 81 the measure
I, provides that debate on the measure
shall br limited 10 two hours, after which
a vote shall be taken
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-22
senate confirms thr Nomination.. Of
Meier and urs bOrsi.

WAsHINoroN. D,~ u Tn" Senate IN
"vccu'i"" session this afternoon con-
flrTnci tho nomination To- the Int.r-tdt"
CoTn,narr" Commission 81 u ~ Meyer
II WISCONSIN,, To- -'Icc.''d Francis VI.
tpckr"N. torn expired. and Z 4 Ne
Chord Of kentucky, 10 succeed Martin i
knapp II New NOrN. Transferred Ia th"
COMMERCE Court.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-22
Representatives Tawney and Foster -
Address New York Peace society.

wAsHISGIoS. Dec. II Representa-
tiv. Tawney Of MichiS gan and R-presenta-
tive Foster Of Vermont have accepted
invitations TO address the New York
Peace Society on January - The meet
ing will he held at Cooper Union. Mr..
Foster will ANNOUNCE. that he ~ opposed
10 tho fertilization ~ the Panama Canal
pref.rrIng that IN" waterway territory
shall ~. n.utrsliSrd Mr. Tawney wiIi
address rh" socIetv on the subject Of
Tn. Cost II Armed Paare
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-22
" omen B.pertsd Prom Colon Arrive.

Among the passengers who arrived
last night on hoard the steamship Sarnia
from South America and West Indian
ports wrr. Mrs. Clara Williams and Mrs
Eta Scigel. who were depOrtsd from
Colon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-13
RACE AGAINST TIME
To WIN A BRIDE
Russian Weds His First Love,
but Almost browns in
Effort to Reach Her.
BY GEORGE FRASER.
Special Gable TO The Tribune.


ST. PETERSBURG. Nov. 12.-Friends
of Christopher Krndzer of Warsaw
are offering him congratulations on
his successful race against time to
win a bride. Kradzicr went TO America
seven years ago TO mako his fortune,
leaving his sweetheart Behind, After
waiting for him seven years she wrote
him that II he did not come for her by
November / she would take another man
TO husband When this communication
rea ched KraGzier he hurried away 10 the
savings bank. drew out his fortune. and
plunged into study Of the sailing dates
OF the Atlantic liners. He selected the
French bort La Provence, purchased a
ticket and then found he had hardly
time to catch the ship. He reached the
pier, brealhicss and Dersplring. Just after
the gangway isad been drawn up and the
vessel was leaving her berth. Dropping
his baggage. he made leap tor the
boat. grasptns. IL haWser which tne sailors
were hauling in, The sudden pull caused
the sailors on the deck above 10 lose their
hold and the desperate lover was plunged
into the water. The dip. however. failed
TO cool his ardor. and In an instant ne
was working his way hand over hand
UP the line. Once more, however. he
fell back into the water, and this time
he lost hold OF the rope and struggled
those on the pier. when nshed out he
told his story 10 n sympa thzng throng
Never mind" he exclaimed, 'Ill try
again" He caught rhe next available
steamer the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse,
and got TO Warsaw in time. kradzicr
and his bride Will return 10 America
Woman Passes as Monk,
In the SolovctzlSi monastery. known
throughout Russia for the extreme picty
and disciplinary austerity of its brother
hood there has just been arrested
passed as n monk. She had conformed
10 all the rigorous rules and regulations
OF the institution. and was regarded as
one of the most exemplary of Its in
mates. The lady monk belongs to a
good family. and is highly educated, She
will probably he subjected to church
penarce and then sent to a convent
Aluminium Replaces Copper,
The telephone airline from Moscow to
Mini -Novgorod, which was frequently
rendered useless by petty thieves who
now been replaced by an aluminium wire,
an unfamiliar metal TO the peasants.
Budget Estimates.
The budget for 1911 estimates the rail-
way revenue at 660160.0o0 rub,es (sl.-
334 SOC. .O00) the ordinary expenditure AT
2,5i5. 100000 rubles (st.272. 950. 000) the
extra ordinary revenue at IL, 400 900 rubles
$50. 200 000). and the extraordinary ex-
pendituye at ld7.d00.O 900 rubles (sT2. 700,
000) distributed as follows For expendi-
ture arising from the Russo Japanese
the ministry OF war. $4,000 600 ruoles; for
railway extensions. 95 100. 600 rubles, sub
sides TO the Baku company, l,400. 900
ruoles