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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-06
pRI q HERS no W. D,.NtuITED.
wne of Minister nhS Prayed PubiIc', fer
Farmer and Got surd o. Hurt.

NEoGA. III. July ) The home - the
Rev r. u Fisher. Isstor ~ the Nepg..
Presbyterian Churrh. MAS dynam'ed - rly
this morning The building was wrecked
and Mrs. FIsr~- wa- hcdlv injured
NJ clue has hean found g the person
who threw m" h"mh. r.. Ements ~ winch
we're found later near the wr,~'ked dwell
hing N - believed - h 10 i-en he work
ot fo-s 20 the local option law
Mr. Fisher had hen leading he crusade
against boDtlegR-rs and h. had reviewed
a numl-T - letters threatening hun on
G~~nun, - his attitude
Mr. Fisher was sued for f0D DANA ges
Lass Friday by Jacob stroll German
farmer Stroll charged that Fisher had
prayed ~ the Lord To max" Brother
Stroll a tc.ter man
-NoW vou would setter make another
PRAYER and sfraiGhten things w with the
Lord stroll declared when Fisher ~on-
cuisi his prayer Ftsher n "a alleged.
refused 20 comply and the suit followed
The Differences between the two men
followed = refusal 20 Kermit ca mberland
Presbyterians 20 u~e the church building
near Neoga sitter their consolidation with
the Presbyterian Church. Stroll -
Cumberland Presbyterian
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-06
BEIERIDGE CoCKSURI
says the Republicans Un Carr, Indiana
TBS Year ~ -. s.ss:s.

wAsHISdroS. July ; senator BeVer
idge Of Indiana bobbed up N own to-da,
remained a minute or two and then bob bed
ont again he - On his way 20 Dublin
v n where he viii spend the s'Innne-
With his family He - full II hoJS and
optimism. especially about Bever!dg
He figures the Republicans will carry
Indiana this fail ~ 81 On.
There u nothing To- t. said VIZ Be-
eridxe The old STATE will come aruun
this year. The cruasers NAV crosk -
their hearts content. buf Indiana will
he safely Republican I thinx q = con
SENTATIVE 60 say that We will win out b.
a ma joriiy 81 Jp.OJD
senator B-yeridgs vss asked II o. va
his purpose To VISIT oyster BAY "a his
Nay north Ne lodged fhe question
az first but when pressed fpf "a answsr
replied in the negative
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-06
STRAY BuLLEr NILS , BOZ.
Police Z n.ble Q. Pind out vino Dsd the
FirinG.

Arthur TushInghhm. a fourteen year
Old schOolboy living with his parents a.
81 jackson street. Siapl-'ru. Richmond
borough died in the \ X smith lnfirmary
Hospital at New Brighton. Yesterday - a
bullet wound suffered on Monday even
ing
Tho boy was PLAYING baseball With
others a few doors from his home when
ne was struck in the right temple by a
stray bullet which came from che direc-
ton Of Beach street Tn. hoy fell I'M
conscious and Was carried into the house
20 "A neiRhhor.
Prom there he was taken 90 the in
Urinary I'm a carriage. whore five doctors
tried TO Iocate the bullet. The boys
conditinn grew continuously wO;se until
he died
The police have been unable TO de.
terTnin. who fired the fatal shot
Young Tuehilgha was . pupil 81 The
StapletOn High School. a fn-fnls-r - the
Kingsley Methodist Episcopal Church
Of Stapleton and a first lieutenant IN the
boys brigade connected with the church
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-06
., DIT HaLrs 4 LrNGH won
witch HAD Attacked .Ban After . Negro
killed . white Wan

HaRRrsoNBURG. Va. July 5.-When
James lee a white man. aged 30. accused
Pink Rarber a negro. ~ having stolen
a buggy whip BARRIER drew a revolver
and fred four shots. one % which killed
Lee instantly.
Rart,er was caught IN 'h-. stree and
pls cd IN the city js'I Within a few mo-
nients the news spread o. every corner
- the city and a mob assembled before
the Jail.
The mob demanded the prisoner
The demand Was refused charge
vas made by the crowd. but sheriff Car
iCkoh and his deputies. armed with re-
vOlVers stood their ground.
Judge Has Il the Circuit Court made
~" addr~s-eS 90 the crowd. which finally
dispersed. hut not before the Sherlf
Rad sworn IN twenty special officers md
turned the jail into a veritable fortre-s
All saloons were ordered clo~s'i hy
Mayor Roller and extra police were de
tailed Z , preserve order.
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Rnsruu hilv s David s'arr I1-rlsn
pFs-sif.=ns a ts.l.tnsI s'nnfrrd tntvsr-tfv
ss-star Declared ~ an tsifr--- tsfsrs
N. Nri-ri-an fshi-tfi~n.tl N-s1cuatifa
that fl"tball - rlty~d ~ The hih .~'-s
q Nni-rtcan universities d. a combinations
& tho -l-ui=nt- q p.u- brutality tnd
lsis,lt-n ~. -aid that ,h- vnr-t f~.frir-
& tho ahl-sir ~, - th- ufosi-rn s"l.s<-
- N. hBv- q Tho -orriid ~. -arls uvs
2 N. -prsiid ~ said that cs'nnn@ll-'i th~
interest," q nearly th- entire cniIntry ."
flc,l- it.-lf If,sn q RING away 4it IA Far
Nevada shsr- llacs man and a white
man W-r. lz,undling ~s,rh osh-- Yesterday
~s,rn. day -sId Pr--id-n' Jordan.
-th- ~Hliszs pr-sid-nf- and school h-ads
- Tbs country vii r-rhap- - called
cpward,y and brutal because th-v did
not pus q stop - the dangers ~ fosithan
a -pur, that destroys The lest thsrs 10
la American youth
No ,nt~llis-nr. j. r~1uir.,l ~ the San,-
- football BLlck-miths and boiler
makers can play the gam. ~ veil A. men
lsoil-rmAzsrs are con~id-red the lest raN
material for the Farm.
me remarks Il Pr--,sient Jordan W-r~
s.l.sd i3r'h by n" Es"c"aa.In,E ads d,,.
tANNNeINNl Nv aNs H~NN"FlNlM NAhs
physical director q the University q
Missouri and hi,ns~lf a stanford gradiIaf.
WIN had d-.livsred an ~togl-nt Appeal
Tor N. extension q athlstic- ma American
colleges and had defended footna4l a.
the gr~Stt--t - intercollegiate sports
Nv Jordan favored III. entire abolition
~ toothsll a. played and The sUhstitI-
ton ~ Tho English game
Ih- VIA g busy dAy for th" n. 0no school
teachers VIM ar. herr attending tho con
V-ntion " vs. ~. opeI!ng - ths. de-
raTtm@ntal disctrs>i a and u~arlv -~venty
-eguhar fne~ttugs or t..ls- uu -tu-ttiorHll
topper were h~k. With several sfeAkeTs
Tor zach.
AL - the d.pa n mental n~-t,ns- Wsr~
well attended and same N~r" over
crowded The Old south church holCiing
the general council and the chih study
d~pa n ment Mas nlhei - it, Last sat
and many visitors had o. - turned away
for hack 20 standing room
NJ the national council meeting the ~
port 81 the committe-. on moral s.,iuCatIon
IN the public schools was presented by
the chairman. Jsm-- VI Gr-enwpnd -
kAnsas CITY. hut was N,llmlno'I- that
10 could not he rad Il will he printed.
Dr. Dudley 4 Sargent. director q the
Hemen~ay Gymnasium at Harvard.
presented paper on Physical Education
IN Its Various Phases. Elementary
Secondary and Higher which Mas dis
cussed by several teachers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-06
HILITtRI NIGHT FLIGHT.
Gross snip s'omes To '!round and Perhaps
To Grtef IN ~aNo0y

->~t8l '1As DssBrfcA p THs ~rS
vrELiN July 5 The Gross military
srsrip attempted ~ make uight trip
as' night from Berlin - Gptha. hut was
. s-~d by a storm and was c.,mr-Iled
descend hurri~dly AZ Zelthain. SaJpny.
lrsr- are conflicting stories - lts fate.
me SAYS ~ was completely wrecked
- 4 that the fragments have been shipped
t-frsir - Berlin Another says ~ landed
'r'y despite the storm. proving it, su-
r..-rtv - the Zeppelin tyTe - airship.
-'a hat - vas subsequently, dismantlad
as opt r-r,avily dons WHOM une ~ RI"
e. 80 ships finishes trip
'--'hsr ship will continue the trip o"
I 80 tomorrow
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-06
BRiDFORD AMY DROWNED.
Ex-.IusiEe SS TOmphIns County Loses HIS
LIE wh7l~ FISHING Near Ithsca.

IruAcA. y. Y. July ES-JudSe Brad
ford Almv was drowned Yesterday after
RON n Infi-ld Greek. short distance
vest ~ thl- CITY. Will" fishing His
bndy vas found by searching parties
Lat. at uiglt Hrs fa"" bJre evidence
IF HAVING fallen "u q sharp ~ WI
,I.r.t.v h. va- stunned b.'iur- - went
ut, tn. w.ta'.
judge Amy VAS 81" - 'nr h-'-t Nn"wn
.,A,-rs IN ", II. ~ New l.rk and -'ry''d
ts.I., years as County J.dg" and Sur
at. of Tom.kins c'unt" ~" was
, -. ttrn. ch.i-rrau e tn Republican
county committee He as admitts't
g. a." bar ia klinirI IA ~: and was -
years Old
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-06
BIT TWO POLTCEHEN.
who We're Rescued From Further Harm
d, Captain wHh . Baseball Bst.

Policemen Lynch and Brouver u the
West Thirty-sevenths street station charged
Neil O'F1aherty. 10 years old Of 80 West
7 wenty-siNth street. with mayhem before
Ma gisi-at~ CORNELL IN the " e-r SIDE police
court yesterday O'Flaherty was held
IN 81 Gs, la Il on Zach charge
O'F1ah-rty tried to hreak through
the police lines at the childr-ns games
AZ chelsea Park on Monday Policeman
Lynch tried to stop him. and % 'Flaheriy
~ says. threw HIM to the ground and
~, him on the left l~g
Brou~er vent 20 Lynch's assistance
but VAS also knocked down. he .ays
and bitten on the right arr. hy O'Flaherty
ant lahey ended the fight With a bare-
hall hat
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-06
DO>'T NDICT on SPICION.
Charge To tho Strand Jury Not TO Fire
Blank Cartrldges.

Judge Warren ". FO@te- charging
the July Grand jury IN General Sessions
yesterday. told them 20 indict only wher.
there vas a strong case The Judgs
added that he t.sd been told that a man
couidnt walk dpWn the street without
violating some law aud that II ever
person who violated the law were N
dicted and convicted the tenement house.
would all have 20 - turned into prisons
to accomm0date the offenders
The real test y finding indie; ment-
Justly said the C1uJ 4 Grand Jur-
should never put the State 10 the rVpens-,
Of irving man Who cannot - Couvicted
The Grand Jury stands between the a.
ctIser and the accused. and you mus
use your good judgment IN finding IN
dicf na.ilts
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-06
Assignment. ef Ne~i, Ordained Priests.

Several 81 the newly ordained priests
have b~-n assigned 20 duty by Bishop
Mcdonnell Of the Brooklyn diocese lie
has appointed the Rev Camille Russo to
the Church - Our Lady Of Mount CarTnei.
the Rev Philip whelan TO ~ Agnes's a.
Greenport. l. ] the Rev. Francis ScullIn
to ~ I.awTence's ~ Sayville. l. l.. the
Rev Theodore RegIlski to Our Lady 81
Angels. the Row George BItterman 10 All
SaIntA'. the Rev Anthony MAnno. ~ ~
Bri gid where he will found an Italian
mission and the Rev Patrick Ford, to
star 81 the SEA Church
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-06
GRE.rIEiR ron &. R,ILWu
% Month. show sIs.7T ,. OOO Increase of
Earnings and $40. 505 600 In FRONTS

OTTAWA July Al meeting ~ thu
board 81 directors of tho Canadian Pa'i'i"
Railway. held to-day IN Montreal. ~ was
announced that 'ho gross esrnIng- II IN"
railway for tho eleven months end q
June ~ ware tho greatest in III" history
of tho road tong So. So .OG. au increase
over tho previous year Of SIS. PIP ."0
Tn" earnings during Jun" alon" w"r'
.. 4O4OD Tho not profits for May w"r"
s. So 90 and the june net might y"
~, down 80 ~ EOp go whrh vouh
gtyo a total 81 $50 ~ G0 for ths year
showing a gain Of $40 7s7.OI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-06
nan FLOODS ~ WENICO.
Town % Nrnada Destroyed and -Four
Live Lost valleys DeN astated.

. i'd alc -.iy-t-d from localities south
g herr.
Ia tn. Stat. ( 80 I.H- Poto-i the
town e S.U..dA wa almost destroyed
Four porous Wo-'. drYwn'd
1h.. rV-r va.i-ys wrr- devastated 10y
tn. InundAtioIs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-06
Father IIaitas's Nl,n

The Rev Father Pierre Ha-tais : r 81
VICAR general - the Fathers 81 Mercy has
arrived from Rome On a vlsir The oh.
Jet 81 hts visit - 20 inspect the American
houses 81 hI- order Tie will also receive
the applications u the young men and
Toys who are desirous Il Joining thu
order He viii make his headluarters
a. the rectory o. The Church q o.. LADY
Of LOurdeS IN Brooklyn
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tho steamship tt.o-z, Washington on
Monday AMI v'll y. -Aipp-'l o. NarraxRn
-''t Prov. wN-rs Mr. DAVIS has had an
l~rudnfns huilt
Loo stevens. the hallooni.i. VII
in-'all"d tn generating plant. siy- tn,
craft will carry three passengers AMI VI I
n" used this summer for in,srcitv hxht-
for sporting purposes IT. stys Nr
laws Will make a rish, mon from Mar
raKan~ett - Newport
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Genus Men Charged WIN Waking Fais~
Returns.

HELENA. Mon. July s r. G Nc
Donald and " = Martin. recently en-
ployed a. census enum"rators arrived
in Helena to-day from Great Falls and
v III appear m the Fed"rsi court tp-mor-
row ON the charg" - fnaaIus false returns
They are under 81 40 bond. zach
Mcdonald state that J"-"uh Thompson.
another enumerat"r. - under arrest at
Great Fails on a -Imilas char 20
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-06
Lutte Girl Fatally burned.

NV BRrSewt,k e } july 5 Mar
aarr, sullivan. . yeas old. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs John SrllIyan Of South Am
bov. was ~ hadly burned late Monday
afternoon while PLAYING with matches
that she died ihi4'nprnIng inher mother =
abzsnc. she tired a. hght = hrecrach"r
and a match fell upon heT dress
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-06
- vJITS ~ ~ WHITES.
R''ord Time Made IN Preliminary Aero
piano Contests ~ Reins.

-s.r. rs-'S DSsD1frh - THN SrN
'.l"s July s. In the eliminstory
-..a- z r 't~ James Gordon Bennett cup
-v Morane plotting Bl"riot mono
.- covered 20 klometers n2 mil"s)
D.. 80 r".Drd time 81 II minutes seconds.
-j, tu'@r Leblanc. Basder. Latham
" -tre have now qualified to take
'..' 'Hf rac"
....tr oYy.t-d ipp kilDneters about
m ! nppr - minutes Is seconds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-06
CslIln, Turn. From Procedure TO Process.

James q Collins. the former super
Intendant ~ Highways 81 Manhattan.
Who was forcibly -jccted 10y order Of
Borough President NlcAneny from the
Office in the Park Row building Which
h. was occupying on the strength % "a
Writ 81 mandamus directing former
Borough President Ahsaru 20 reinsfs'-
him. ha. nov begun mandamus pro
c,..dings against MCAneny. and got an
order TO zhoW cause from Justics CITE
zrrich yesterday A. the sam- time he
Hid nDtic. Of di-rontinuanCs m tine
snit no brought against th. city for re-
instatomcnt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-06
TAX RATE UP 10 POINTS 70 In
fNFRT 80 ItfB F0 ItRRt IVG
or H0RA arr tDt SRDE RFR
Prr-=-sits Sass t~ss sssi i-.s 80 q rtaas~
~ fh- tss~sss,~utr - Psp~r NsHtss
ne eos Wf the nsti. sna Vsa~t .
tas Vested IN -~estrtttr. Ntr~asls Paved

The trv Ills $50. .--rt f, trs ItBar,i
~ Nti.r.n.-r v-=f.~ttv trt 81 rssgrir
- tfa rlfs, s...i Hs. 4.rs.-I zoe r-f..-.
en- HnaI fsIrs q fl.. ..vv .r tty 10 60
rpt- Or tbt. r-tr -. H. o. 80 M So.
N. rtt. sat v-tr r NtHhtfftr sa-.
o. ~. 90 that fEr rty So v.str sci mean
an Iurr-t--. = afr1r.t f-u Points T1-
fnrr-a@-s .n tE~ .thHr NHr~usls wh~r-
'hr rp'-- tr- higher rNln tstt = Nt1-
haitian t+sau~. - spun'v rharg-- st.!
show q rprr~-f-1nitnx tlislIr.ar p ,rHu'
Zen points o.. nrr,.i-. = tt'rlnu' q
- unprrv-u-rt a4t1prt..sl AMI I-EIn
r past years Tho rn'- he. u,.ru higher.
ms tabis wtz prepared ~ IN. ras li.-
rartm-nt f1r the NFi.rm-n Sh.wtng th.
a-s-.---,i Valuations - tl ~, bnrrusn4
fnr this v-,r D., rrnparrd with isa
Rsl-s tssn -
v.ss,u.p ~.,,i. - - q. ., =, 80 :. =, -
-,roos1a y, ssss' @,w-ti - ssa,.i
Sl1 ir @,sSs "iii,s - :,
Totals 49, o., a.., " no., ips sI,,v- r.. ",
This total - sub Iiyiti.i - fol.uS-
ursI estate y 80 s-1 ~ - 49, r1' -. 80 - 49,
20. .,.. .t,s ~, - 49,. g.ss
Tots, S~7is. 49, o,,l,- .',,5;ciss 90
. .reas@
P-"-Fi-i, irIriy ~ the TaN Department
m summary n. sent ~ the Aldermen
ac,' r. pduvnE the I~rspuDl ttN ho"s-
slEI
Personal -ften'- show q 10 rsa.a .n
'h' aggregate Amounting p" s.o.u1s. o3n.
although the s.-a--ul~at ~ domestic H"rJ,.,-
T'tIuu- has Iu' ret..,l sr..'u.5sp nm. de-
'rva-- t- uu' real. FOR % represents an.
,~.ia'Ipu 90 B----- f.l"u's nn ~ Hi,h NJ faN~-
b ran h- ,oll~.t~,i mother ,au-.' fur . dc
,r-s>" = the 'un,' sntly sroSlus amount %
personal property otherwise faN-yi. Nhi,h b.
aNauabls for investment
The p~r-"nal assessment in l.'ip and 'aio.
from Shi,h the above ugurr~ arr d-riN 81.
L. ~ lnILnM-
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nui ~ 10 NEWPORT.
..' Balloon HoOL- ri 20 CrS-s From
Narragausett Pier.

....I.rn ~ ~. Z0dia" type
.s...i ~ this country by
o. Wss unlDadrd from
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-06
WOULD ABOLISH FOOTBALL
nv 20 ~ tRR .J0RRDN RsN6s
GtHF HITH FTgIIGsH

D-~tar~. m~fsr~ Nastssst Esinrstisssi
ts-s~tstiss rnst ~ tafstiia~ws- y
a-qair~f 30 Esr~t a. ~strh ~psst
gsssr. ths Haaft.h gsstBalt taasa~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-06
Uyrd 10 FLY FOR TROPHY
t,..H,N uftTOR~ HUf NJ
uITg ~ 90 rOHLR

. ....tar. fr.st rsnr- pni aase .
U. rss' 80 Tsk- Hsss me thas,-
..utts turft.s Wsa tnaiaast. Gee.
rrd tttR NiH - a~ts~.~at~st
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-29
APPLETON A MAGISTRATE.
Mayor TeIls Him Not To strut and Lecture
hut 20 seek 50 Deal Justly.


Mayor Gaynor has appointed Assist
ana District Attorney Charles W. Apple
too 70 I'LL out the Unsxpired term OF the
late Magistrate Daniel =. Finn. Mr..
Appleton will have about FIVE years TO
serve. HIS salary will DO 5000 a year.
Mr.. AppIstcn Is IS years old. was gradu-
ateci in 1897 from st. Lawrence Univsr-
sIty and afterward from the New York
Law school. He was an assistant 70
District Attorney Jerome.
The Mayor has SSSn inundated with
applications for the vacancy. but u IN
understood that MIR. Appleton did not
ask for the place and that his selection
was entirely one Of the Mayors own.
In swearing Mr.. Appleton In last evening
the Mayor said 20 him:
u hope and trust, Mr.. Appieton. In
fact / know. that thu morning OF the
day you assume this powerful ONCE you
will FEEL more like bowling your head for
assistance and strength than strItting
about. and ! arm sure also THAI wo shall
not hear Of You browbeating unfortu-
nate people or delivering Lectures from
the bench day after day. l am this day
investigating the oass Of q man com
mitted 20 the Workhouss for ain months
a. a vagrant Who was never a vAGrAnf
IN his lie and who has appealed 20 mo
90 SEQ II something can be dons for him
/ am certain that you will never do .
thing like that. but will patiently Il..s..
out tho truth and administer your ofiioo
in an even and orderly manner
No further Information consuming
the caRs 70 which the Mayor referred was
ascsrtainable last evening In tbs Mayors
ONCE. Il ~ probable that the Mayor
may have something TO say regarding II
In q day or two after he has finished his
investigation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-29
EIGHT DEAD ON CHARLESTON.
Three Nnrt Alse ~ Gun ExRsos,sa-No
0meer Among Ihe Victims.

Sperim Cabts DtspafeA 70 Enn SCH
MASIIA. March 2s.-HGht men wsre
killed and three injured by tho explosion
Of a three-inch brsech block on board tho
cruiser Charleston while abs ives - targss
practice yesterday az OlongApO Bay.
No commissioned ofsicsr was among thoss
killed. The injuries Of thoss wounded are
said 90 be not serious.
The Charleston returned 60 the range
this afternoOn. Rear Admiral John Hub
bard. whose flagship the cruiser 70. has
named q board Of inquiry 70 investigate
the cause Of thu eEpIoaiOn.
WAsHINoIoN. March 2s.-ReAr Admiral
John Hubbard. commands In chief of
the Asiatic feet. sent preliminary
report Of the accident on the cruiser
Charleston To the Navy Department to-
day. The explosion was probably due 20
a premature discharge. which caused the
hrcech plug 20 a s-inch gun o. blow out
The victims will be buried at CAnAcAo.
Tavite Admiral Hubbard has ordered q
court of quiry 20 determine the respcn-
ssbility for the accident.
The dead are; Walter AEnstsdt. seaman.
Of Trenton. H.: Marie BArnerd. ordinary
seaman. OF Cave in Rock. ILL.,: Ralph Bark
man. ordinary seaman. Of cKinley. Ind;
Harry Reeves Graden. ordinary - GmAn
Of Chester. Pa. Henry Almond Heater.
seaman. oI SmithlAnd Ny: Philip John
Mckee. master az Arms. third class. OF
Nanticoke. Pa: Leo Remmels. ordinary
seaman. Of Omaha. Neb.. and Edward
Albert Molin. private. Marine Corps. Of
Rockford. III.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-29
WOODRUPF'S HEAD STILL ON
NO AxEMAN FROM rHE custom
BOUSE COMES AFTER 1T.

me state Chairman Was Around Town
Yesterday and No NAN said Hlm BOO
And To-day the Aids Case Ends
Barnes sails Cor Nassae. GTinRlng
Up 20 midnight Collector Loeb had not
undortaken 90 carry out his mission %
get tho resignation Of Timothy l.. Wood
ruEf a. chairman Of the Republican State
COMMITTEES. Mr.. Woodruff vas about
town all day. first as Republican State
headquarters. later nc his business ofnces.
and still later at his city home At Sherry's,
but Mr.. Loeb did not turn up &C any of
those places.
A dozen Republicans repeated the
story that Mr.. Loeb's contract was to get
Mr.. Woodrif's resignation before the vote
In taken on the Alsds case in Albany to-
day. The mystery all day Yesterday was
as 20 Why Collector Loeb made no effort
10 carry out his task. for Il was stated
by these Republicans. some from WASH
ington and some from Albany. that Mr..
Loeb had volunteered TO get Mr.. Wood
ruf's head within the appointed time.
The Woodruff people at miSnlght did not
really expect TO hear anything from MIR.
Loeb, and IL was concluded that MIR.
Loeb for his part had decided TO drop
his undertaking.
William Rarnes. Jr.. Republican leader
70 Albany county. came down from Al
bany and AAiled away for Nassau with
something like a grin on his apple cheek
face. Mr.. Barnes and his friends were
rather inclined to think that some RepuD-
licnns in Washington n well a. not a
few in Albany had assumed an attitude
in the Aids case which the result 10 he
announced In Albany some time to-day.
when the vote - taken In the senate,
may not Justify. The election of Senator
Cobb 20 he president pro tenn. Of tho
senate, tine Woodruff -Harne- people ar-
serted, was mistaken To mean that Aids
was TO he mathematical Some 81 these
Republicans slid that SENATOR Aids had
not stated hIs whole case 90 his lawyers,
and that the testimony that he received
~, 0O0 from the Argus company for push
ing through the Argus claim Tor SCI 900
was IN the nature ~ a surprise
Albany Republicans. members 81 the
Iegrslature, before they went up the
river yesterday afternoon said that Sen
tor Aids up TO Thursday last did not
telieve that he was in danger of being
convicted on the charges made against
him by senator Conger. but that within
the last two or three days he has under
stood his psril and has been personally
importuning Senators to look favorably
upon his case.
Recurring to Chairman WOodrun's
status, the Barnes people and the WOOD cd.
two ways Of getting Woodruff out befC re
the STATE convention assemblies in tho
fall. the first by the Use 81 Federal patron
ags, which would pull the pins from
heneath the Woodruff Barnes people. and
the second by a concerted movement at
Woodruff and Barnes and their friends
in the State committee. and the question
was asked, Who IN to manage this con-
certed action at the prtmanesy
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PAULHAN'S HITTER VAIL.
ms visit Hero Falled. re sAya. because
We wasn't American ATTACKS Wrt1hts.

Special cshls DespafeA 70 the Sun.
cHERBoUR0. March 2o.-Panlhan. the
aviator. arrived here last evening on HI
way home from America. When inter
viewed on the subject OF hia experiences
in the United States he said that the
members OF the French colonies gave
him an enthusiastic welcome In Los An
geles. san Francisco and New Orleans
His lack Of SUCCESS in other cities, a.
at Denver and Salt Lake and throughout
Texas, resulted from the fact that he was
not an American. Nowhere did the pub
lie display any emotion regarding his
efforts II never seemed to interest
itself in his aerial acrobatics. Therefore
the receipts were not lucrative. q fact
which provok ed difficulties between him
and his manager. Cleary.
On the subject Of the wrights no said
They are like birds Il prey" He con-
siCiers yhat they acted With incredible
bad faith.
After my tour in Texas said he.
I had against me Cleary and the wrights.
the manager tried tO have me arraigned
on a correctional charge. He created
difficulties for me IN order 20 keep me in
New York. Although he owes me 90
francs StOOOD found u necessary
20 Zee from America