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tsh GEORaE Y. TO ARRIrRArE.
ana Chlle DesiEa Btlm GO auseeed
Mh Iafher In AlaaN CAaa.

NAsHNoIos. May lg.-Ths diplomatic
r'prsseniatives u ths United Blaeas and
,ais IN LOndon have bssn nsaructsd
y thsif respective Oovevnmsues % obtain
'L' consent II King 0sorss 10 aFbItrats
~ A.s1p claim dispute bstWeeR tn 80
'ouniuHs A Agrs@nent Nas reached
f'-rsi months ago 10 submit the case
% u araitration Of King Edward His
lsal' hDweveT. makea Il neceaaary 20
o1'an b. consent Of the new KlnG hsiOfa
W. i-- can 10 suhmittsd
~ probabie that Ire presentation
. 'as rass will he deferred until about
A.Fi' and the prassntation q the
'.',.'r a." until Docembsr / Il b
I....s h"uever. that an ansomsnt
'a'. ." rfachsd by direct nsg0tiation
.''F.'n lh- United States and Chile
. Fi.i 1uvisie the necessiiy Tor the
.a.Iun
'' D. 'nd-r,tDod that the Chilean Govern
.'.' r Dipped toward making q direct
.sI.arsbf
The sun., 1910-05-15
Many "a Ne LaA,.

Sally Calm. q salesman. got nsrmis-
son from supreme Court Justice Whit
nsy yesterday 10 change bio name n
Freieriok Sally Calm, benuss psrsons
Who write him b0sinoas lstters think hs
h a woman sally is a -fancifi name
for a man 10 have In GeFmany.' be aaid
but IN this country ID lends psrHona 81
write him a. MY Dear Miss oT Madam. >
and hs has a good deal Of trouble oH-
planning that b. b = man
The sun., 1910-05-15
prEmO NDIINS IIELn
nsRsss - tpsIslAH AZ Tass Over New
upNles TFosps Reealled

a. PAsO Tea. Nav "A ~ legram ~
oeived here this afternoon says that there
10 no further trouble at Taos. v. NJ. tho
Indians f0g whom warrants had heen
issgnd having agreed 90 surrender. Gov.
Mills has ordered ihe New Mexico militia
70 return They were commanded by
Adit.- Gen Albert y BrOOkes
wAsnNGTON. May lI.-One troop %
cavalry las bean ssnt from Fort WinGate.
New Mexico. 20 quell the uprising among
the Ta0a Indians. Who aTe a their
reservation and are making trGubis IN
New MsBicO Thia action vas taken az
a conference at tho White House to-day
hstvssn Presldsnt Taft aud Secretary of
War Dickinson. Il vas dsdded not 20
lsavs the sinatiou 70 the Territorial Gov
srnmsnt. bat 70 take immediate action
90 arrest ths Indians and compel them 10
rsturn 20 their reservation.
The sun., 1910-05-15
plDNT sTAY eREEK cATHoLIC
ugsash % CsAasasl Ter WhSeh q Wws
aaeka separatlan

Mrs.. Rstsls Kast 10 suing for q sspara-
ton from Lsmugi c. East. q printer. n
asking SupEume Court Justios Mccall
eOr slea week alimOny she sald that shs 10
a Greek Catholic Her husband vas q
Prosasiant. lNt had 10 lIeooms a Catholio
haloFs she would marry him Afisr he
rot hsr. che aid. be turned from his
vogs andl y bringing up a boy they
ndopted as Protestant
Vast upliad that tho 0rsek Catholic
Eriih dillat appeal % him and when ha
Wouldn't contlnas IN it bio wife and her
relatives nagEed him.
Tha Court gave Mira Vast d alinuny
On Eagtia afldnvit that - doo1nt make
mere than % . Wnoh
The sun., 1910-05-15
HER DREAM PARTLY TRTE.
Burglar was n Elag nssa. but Ne Dsdn't
liaVs Her ~ the Threat.

YoSEKRs. May It-Mra c. n. Austin
Os this Gty dreamed early this morning
. burglar vaa ln her bsdrOom. She awoks
% And the dream was true and then shs
tainted.
The only 0llaar ocoupAna Of the houss
a AFh. AuStin's grown daughter, Mildred
Mr1. Austin Woko with a start az about
: O'Clock. NE had ben dreaminR that
Whera ~ iAnoied the burglar haa grab-
bed her about no throat ahe ouened
her EYES. CrouchlnE n a corner 6f ne
room Ms. Auadn mw q man. A he
approached her MFa. Austin seYeaunad
and persons IN nearby houSaa ran 10 win.
dOWE Whan Mls. AuDiin fainfRd ~
thief darted fFOm the houae. He wa not
nnuFhf.
The sun., 1910-05-15
D. ROBINSON FOR CONGREss.


ln.laW N gnelaa-AleEkImsf Dlstrset.
CucA. May ii.-JThsrs h considerable
talk among Hsrkinner county politicians
In regard 20 the advisahility of nominating
Douglas Robinson. bFOthsr-in-hw Of
former President Roosevelt. fOr Repre-
sentative In Congress from the Oneida
HerkimeF district thisfan Robinson has
= legal residence in Warren. Herkimer
county. Tho boom for Mr.. Robinson is
understood 20 have originated IN this city
where Il IL said the Republican machine
is seeking a candidate who win insure the
Congress district In which Vice-President
sherman lives. the assumption being that
the Incumbent. Representative Milllngton,
is not considered ~ a strong vote gsttar
In the vigorous campaign which may be
naQRnnnFV
The sun., 1910-05-15
SAVES ANOTHER LIFE.
Pellssman WE Get IN stars YESTERDAY
Pulls q mnllar PFOm ehe nAy.

JUN mAMeT EF1A~ ~ NY
Policeman Dennis o'Naara d the Fulton
street station wore a bright nsw silver
star on each slesve Last night He jumped
from the Battery - val last winter and
swan back with q woman Who was being
swept out into the bay. Asa consequence
he vas one Of the honorable msntion'
men In The parade Yesterday.
OMeaFa took his Old post along the
go wall at Q o'clock lac night HaH an
hour later David Erio,zson. . saiior q
10 South Clinton street. BaltimOre, tum-
bled % the strinuptsce a ths DOCK naar
the Barge once. he Was sWept under the
dock but grabbed a tiRh1r and began 10
yell. O'Msara heard him. ssized = rope.
tossed an end back mdsr the dock and
pulled the Hpltteriag sailor 10 safety.
The sailor dried Out At the Hudson street
hnEpital
The sun., 1910-05-15
HIlTORS TUMBLE.
I.rgasnsuS FsrpSTaFvis NlIh Hls Nachms
% LSaRs-IAthaA shakeR.

LIoNA May IL Within a few yards
of where Hauvstte- Michelin met his
death yesterday through his aerOplane
hitting a standard at the aeTodrome.
LagaEneuH. another aviator. had . mar
r0w escape from death to-day.
While he was hying A. q height Of fifteen
yards a gust Of wind caused HE machine
20 upset and he fell 10 the ground with
it. The machine was wrecked aud Le-
Eagneux Was shaken
Aiew minutes later Latham fell with his
mOBoplhne. which was badly damaged
and Latham was badly shaken
The sun., 1910-05-15
CHINESE r. y. LOAN SETTLED.
RaGlaad. FruRee, germnRy and lnited
states 70 snare Equally

WAsHNGroS. MAY it-lt wa- an
nOunced to-day at the State Department
that the Chineas railroad loan which has
been hanging hre Tor about a gear had
been successfully settled and its success
Il assured.
England. France. Germany and the
United States will participate in equal
shares In the loan. which will amount
70 ahOut 90. 100000.
The sun., 1910-05-15
MUTUAL LIFB WALL BLOWS OUT
AS FNPLOSION IN RaTUNDA
mus T0UNG LAHYER


{ l. auihiaruL tr'aee'on N Crushed
ndrr Hurst - 'larlSle On NJ Nay O6i
: .-Psrss, - Gas Houphed OH 10 Ranr.
-, Match. IN, C.go,er Fn,,s.
chsrs- Louis Quintard. a graduate
-, p5,r,ton IN the rlasa Of lnos and Zoe
-. =. -, - =
mo'' '' -
~ h'm 4" ''"''''' o'''' q A"pfDaoh
VAich h1s ofioes on the seventh hoor Of
hMuiua life Building. On Nassau stFsst
,,,vs.n C,dar and Liberty Mtres,a wus
-, A.. .,,,l..,,, - -. a. a..
,-,,,,--.-s
Hna' o' '". ~ Suoa' 20 . 0'0eA
Yesterday "" had ae~eeno'd N an s'a-
,aiog and was walking through tAs no
rpds. irom which a cOyridor lsada 20
., .,rs., when wlthou, ans w.,nl.-
-. =, r.. A.. fl - .-..-,-,s
H''' ~ wv "'-''"s
'laos m'f" squAa'0 'es' N AREA ana .
narble corner column fourteen feet
han. The spllntering mas fell on the,
,s,ps LAWYER. crushing him 10 The aoor
=. go, h,,,
'u1 0-'
An'''No 0'','' VIC e'VAtof man vho
had ius' brought Quinaard down, jumped
iron his car and with others dragged
him out from bensath the pile Of bsicks
,,a -.rbls o,anaar,, -. h.lg oon.oso,,.
- !. n. laV an ,haira A. ~ .o,,,,s, /.
!. -. ,h,s "a .iv~ hi. 800 ~. ~
.i,,ot Dr ziDr,srr,.n "a ,h. n,,s....
g., hos,i,sI G,onA Vh., M. sL,,I, -.
l,,g,,r,d ,pd hs "a ,Dl,wsd ,nisrn.I,,,
a, tbe bo-,y,,I hs "a nl.csd - ~.
s-sr,,,,g tshle Immed,.,sIv "a. 49,
:, 80 o,clo-k w;tho,s ,scoy.rin. ~
..rs..
M. u,,,,,.t tls. p,,nti-. 4. -.
-, oe,os .s,,,.,,,rs s.,,'i,',,,S ,s..,,.S
an, with slsc,rioltv No ons could ~
Ir,pJ .sbonnh lam 5000 - -
,or ,,d ,hs s,,D--lot.n,lo,,1 - -.
A. a.had who Ersv- ~ sn, - 81
.hIcb 81. ra. ~, III a. h,,Iia,n- =.
80, a ,ha r.-ts.S,. 80 -. h.. -.
.,nIo.lcn rsv.-Is |. -. - - !. -.
90 oclock thran hc,r. 80 . haW 80.
n. ,oc,A..,, a., -. !. .1,,,,,., -.
~ %. ,ho,,, ~ 80
m he vinS n, ,,1i,.,, Al. .,..,.a...., -,
cured which ~as ad1ed "A a.. - h,,,Id.
ha about Even vears n~o hollow 800. |
vsrs u.ed in o1nstr,ction directly be- |
nssih ths slnha ana ~. ooIu,., ~.
-, r,l,u.;I,l. -
NNN'NINIINN
tas, The "A. ~ - I.~kioo 49,,
plps for sone tims and acs,,mulatinv |
within and betweep tbe-- hollow bTis',s
When a larGs o,.antl.y had acr,,m,,lated |
uas iauitsd In ,.or,e s.v Al the D,ornent |
vhrp Ouiutard was nas.ing
Coroner HslIepsrein saId TIA, n. co,,,d
ssd no 1890 wirss n r. imr.-S,-s. |
The sun., 1910-05-15

4 Fur nuysr Repssas nat Hs saw
with Glaasea

SEATu.E. Wash. Nay Is.-ESttsrS from
FAIRBANKS oi the date u April = aAy Tat
the American Aag placed on tho summit Of
Mount MOKinlsy on April BY Thomas
Lloyd and his three companions was
sighted BY .. y. Baker. a far buyer, who
made out the aaG with glasass from the
KAntiHhRa. Baker met John NJ. McLeod,
irappsr. and told him of seolng the AaR.
Mcleod arrived at PAlFhGaka IRON Kus-
kokWim.
The sun., 1910-05-15

tln -Nlu of Aoligularfy. largest anest ana
Nl-aIaNtillt elN 81 ne e1rnnnE1 llTn Ftnrf
iergnu NcE iufl fhursday. Iund ~. ftni -.
A Nufl4 Nitrl ? p. ~, % d. maiian vfnnro IN
t1fafnAl. e'fNaF Aneg itt. nrdufnine 'gnVr
lNlnl Ilp nnEft lHrinlinr Tnfah anf h-TfE-
tlANl l.liefqlA'1 Nltd ufiVatt utN.s hsf rnf
gqll, llell tla aei uaieIt guugriur uerVfra. ~
~ - 1rrmrrT.- td1
The sun., 1910-05-15
oONVERSES RETURN.
Wm Atlend ths IleaFlns ~ ThsiF Esrmsg
son-ln-laWp LAVISH.

Z. c. converap. prsaident of tha Astor
Trust Company, and biz wife arrived yss.
tsrdny By tho Hamburg American liner
kaissEtl AuglIets Victoria. They win
Rt1enq ne hearing ~ ne APPEAL hfouahf
by Walter 3. Mogrif. divorced huvIlsrsl
of thsir daughter, who bacame the hnrun-
em wa Rnmberg. Morfin saska 10 oTs-
want ~ mother from having sroliIrive
ohaF8s % the Morrih ahildran. SlId Z
years q hGs rFapegtiyely. sud avafI that
BE childfon are being Wrought up al
asgmnna
The sun., 1910-05-15

~ iormer Quarnntins Coumis-
Oh. -'-irrick A Shroodeg los Brook
'.n s -rrying a term In Sing Hing
'apr0uuriating funds % the Eagie
ami Loan Assooiafion, aaV fhat
rriHase he b % marry ! rich
no BEDFORD aecti0n u h SAID
'T rsmainad loyal b. aohrusfsr
hS banking trnuhlaa and has
.m fr'aI1sntiy in priaon
The sun., 1910-05-15

30an. Nay ia--0in0 Botfl of RlOEonCe
is suing his wife. Nine. aiashsta. whom
he accuses Of unfalthfulnaas With caruso.
the tenor. The care WiIl be hsaEd shortly
By the FlOTonos tribunal CarusO 10 en-
pected 10 give evidence.
The sun., 1910-05-15

spain ENpec's New Ro,al Haby In Nbou'
q Mongh

NR7T7lI T00f DF1l'I-7I " IuN W
M,DRtD. Nay 1.-THE OHciai JslrEr'
announces that the aocouohemrni q
Queen Victoria is expected in about q
month.
Hsr last c4.ikl. the Princess Beatrice
was born in June. isaa. Two Princes
we're horn b. her before this
King Alfonso after attending King
Edwards funeral will hasten hGok to
Maasla
The sun., 1910-05-15
TROOPS 70 PROTECT NINE.
Company ordered Out n mliaSs % q CaIl
Fvom nhegiR n D1nvslte

sPApGyuLD. m.. May ia--Adjt. Gen.
Dickson this afternoon reoeived q call
for troops nom Sheriff Halmiek a. Dan
vile. Company I. Hfth Inianty. was
ordered out. The ahsfin reports that q
large numbsr Of forSiEn miners have
gaahered at the mine there and are
thFeatsnlng viOlsnoe.
The sun., 1910-05-15

CRAWFORD moUgE WHTUE HTv.. n. A.
n. a. n1ulu. MTT. tWuirr. Mnuli1u1 Nn1rl. Aff-
mrdal. lga at Tgan CUuniTy lurcau. - nm
Apa.-AdH
The sun., 1910-05-15

%. Iss'R 90 . ssF: !, s - =. e sss'' 40 a. :
-AA
The sun., 1910-05-15

"HfHE fD TAkE LUNCH
Hrhruf uul 81 American utnrT.
-.. 7p1r %. li9 fuiill ~. NGu NrFt.
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since he decided to break of a chunk
of the public domain.
Mrs. c. p. House and baby arrived
home from the east Friday last, where
Mrs. House has been visiting all sum-
mer. The lady is in excellent health,
and the heir of the house of House is
both robust and eloquent.
Rev. Suowbridge spent last Friday
night in Oroville on his way to Loomis
from Spokane. Il is reported that he
was suffering from some ailment akin
to paralysis while here, but probably
nothing serious or permanent.
The family of Geo. Drew, living on
Whitestone Fat, is said to be sorely af-
ilicted Four members of the family
are down with the typhoid fever. 1t
was only a few weeks ago that the
Drew household lost an infant.
The Washington Commercial COM
pany is sporting a neat new delivery
wagon. 1t is Il marked improvement
over the craft formerly in commission,
which was like the deacon's one horse
shay, ready to drop into fragments at
any moment.
Judge Peck's enthusiasm for sports
is known here at his home. Accord
ing the Conconully Record he relaXes
~ Il.
nifty of the wool sack, as that paper
reports him as devoting his leisure
time to tennis.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1910-09-30
PUPS FOR SALE.

For sale two hound pups. Apply at
this Office for information.
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fF4fI 7
"rxeiVile, Wash, Land ONCE, August D. I9lu.
Souce Is hereby given that Anthony Deal,
s.lenee OF George Albert Calkins, of Nelson,
IsI ~ OF Okanogan, state OF Washington. has
az s'ss ~ this office his application to enter un
~ we provisions of section 1906 OF the revised
i assaes OF the United States duplication 80.
s MED in this office August -, 1910 the fol
Nv ling TX described land viz: NWll SNlI, see
~ .ma ~ township 80 north, range y east, viii
Aa'elle meridian Washington.
az. nay and all persons claiming adversely the
f.hs uescribed or desiring to object because
MY mineral character OF the land, or for any
. %ns, reason, to the disposal to applicant,
a ssSVula lille their afliduvits OF protest in ms
'~oeon or before the l7lh day of October, 1910.
W. +. HAYNES, Register.
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WHY DON'T YOU
YOU CAN SHIl
FOR RENT OR LEASE.

FOR RENI OK LEASE.
The Fish lake, or Speckman, ranch
For particulars write to
DIR. G. f. WEBB,
Renublic. Wash.
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Proposed Amendment to State
Constitution.


OFFICE or THE SECRETARY or STATE.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: In obedience to an
act of the Legislature approved February 10Th,
1909 entitled as follows: As ACT to amend artl-
Gle six (ND OF the Constitution Of the state o1
Washington relating to the qualification OF
voters within the state there is hereby pub
lShcd for the consideration of y. tcrS OF the
state Of Washington the following proposed
amendment to the constitution OF said state:
That at the general election to lie held in tins
state on the Tuesday next succeeding the hrst
Monday in November, 1910, there snail be sub
mtted to the qualified electors OF the STATE lor
their adoption and approval an anendlnent TO
article six (ND of the Constitution OF the state
of WuShngtou and it is hereby provided That
said article six (ND be amended, by striking
from snid article six (ND all of sections one O)
and ltWol (2) and inserting in lieu thereof the
following TO he known as section one u; sec
ton 1. All persons OF the age ol tWehty,3ne
years or over, possessing the following quallfi-
Stations, shall be entitled 30 vote at all cleo
lions: They shall be citizens Of the United
States they shall have lived in the state one
year aud in the county ninety dnys ana in
city, town, ward or precinct thirty days lmme-
diHtely preceding he election mt when they
offer to votes they shall be able to read ana
speak the English language: PROVIDED, nat
Indians not taxed shall never hc allowed the
elective franchise. AND FURTHER PROVIDED
That this amendment shall not affect the
rights of franchise OF any person who is now
.IIaliird electur of this state. The legislative
authority shall enact laws defining the man
uer OF nsceruining the qnaIlncatonS OF N9teIs
as to their ability to read and speak the Eng
fish language, and providing Tor punishment
of persons voting or registcring IN VIOLATION OF
the provisions Of this section. There shall he
no denial OF the elective franchise at any elec-
Ii, . on account OF sex.
for the said election the words For the pro
posed amendment Of article SIX (ND oil inc
t'oustitutiun, relating to the qualifications OF
voters within this state Against the pro
posed amendment to article six (ND OF the
Constitution, relating 70 the quallhealoh OIL
voters within this state
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1910-09-30

COAL! COAL
Leave your orders for Princeton coal
with CAL TILLEY.
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FARMERS.

Farmers who are going into dairy
ing please order hand seperators early
so as to have them when needed.
Terms given.
OROVILLE CREAMERY.
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Newest designs in Fall and Winter
Hats, Baby Bonnets and Tam's, also
Feathers and Findings for hats at mod
crate price, can be seen at
MISS HATTON'S
Opp. Radbourn Hotel.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

CATHOLIC CHURCH services will ho hoil
o. ~ IN oroville the first Sunday of every month
SUNDAY school at p. IN every Sunday.
Kew a. CoUFFRANT, $. j. Pastor.
pRESBYTERIAN CHURCH services ovarv
l. sunday evening at o'clock. Sunday school
REV. II NJ. COURSE, Pastor.
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FOR SALE.

A ranch of 100 acres on Palmer
mountain, close to Oroville: a bargain:
$500. Inquire of
II. GRAHLMAN,
Conconully, Wash.
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FOR SALE,

First.class Heller piano, walnut case,
or will trade for good milk cows. Also
a fine bevel plate glass French dresser,
Address L. n. HEN,
LOOMS, Wash.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE

At a bargain, a three-room house,
furnished, within a block of the school
house Inquire at this office. $
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FARM FOR SALE.
COWS FOR SALE.

| have 10 head of cattle for sale Ten
head of mich COWS will be sold at
auction, at my ranch west of Oroville,
on Saturday, September 10, and the
balance, consisting of heifers, will be
disposed of at private sale.
GEORGE DEVON.
The sun., 1910-05-05
M iRINCS ~ GOI. mGHrS.
Bm VI Appeal for Police amt Fi-rmrn
Lee Rapid Transit act

ALBAST. y. \. May I GOV Hughes
gave a hearing today IN the hill - A.
semblyman Haines. which provides that
policemen and hrrmen IN -ecNut class
cities after conviction u uHence- y trials
before local authorities .halI have the
rEh' n appaal - the DOurfs The hfIl Is
favored by the stat ASSOCIATION Il
Patrolmen. whose president ! v GTTu
of Bufaio. vas present tu adyo, ate rs
approval
~ behalf n the measure ~ advocates
~ontended that ~ Vds nu more than right
o. afford those whose business was the
taking - criminals tho same night ~
appcsl from Judgment ~ conviction
given against fhom that a,rrIe- o. tho
sTIminal- whom - O., their business Co pre-
vent from preying upon -DCiety No
particular argument vas pvt up A. to
Why the frernnn sought a change
Gov Hughes reserved hIS dncisl1n
Gov Hughes a ~ gave q hearing on
tho I - rapid transit aC' which has taen
approved by Mavor Gaynor Tho hin
e1tends the jurisdiction II tho Pubic
Sprvic. commission 10 platforms D0r.
npcted with guhways N New York and
allows the companies ~ huy c.ertrc cfiv
instead n general ne ~ Tor themselves
Travis " whitney -eCrpiarv Of tho
New York oity Public ~ery ~ tOwmfss ON
appeared IN favor II tho biIl. and " u
Mart,n representing Thrty-foIrth street
properly owners Opposed p As slant
Corporal on Counsel Edward J MCGoul.
deck "a 4 tho city authorities favored tho
bill
Gov Hughes reserved his decson
The sun., 1910-05-05
SGrsMAv ILIENATED HUSBAND
Mrs. Jaaues sues ochraR for Taking Her
Husband AWay.

husband AWnls
The summons and complaint was fled
IN the Supreme Court IN Westchestsr
county Yesterday in a suit by Mrs. l.eona
Jaquea n recover 5000 from Robert
l.. Cochran. head n millinery firm az
we Broadway and residing IN New Ro-
chell~. for alternating the affections n
her husband. Harold Jaauos. The com
plaint says that the plaintiff, who lives
~ Allenhurnt. v J. and Harold Jaques
vere married three yeas ago. when Mn
Jadues vas IN years old and her hus-
hand 70 She was I.eona Whitworth
Mrs. Jacques charges that about August
la0s. when she vas living with har hus-
land and was heinR supported hv him
and had his Affections Cochran gained
his Affections and induced him 10 60 O.
the defendant She FayE that Cochran
90, her husband ~ leu W. her by offering
MIN money and real estate and induced
MIN ntoaccompany the defendant to Europe
since that time. she says. Cochran has
heen hnrborinR her hushgn nd and has
rausad his affection for her N b. destroyed
Cochran had put IN = general denial
His counsel Michael J. Terney. said
YESTERDAY that Janues vas a clerk m
Cochnans employ m 1918 and that m
accordance with hs custom II taking
one n hia employees along n help him
when he went - Europe ~ buy gOods
he took Jadues Mn Jaques wanted
her husband n 90. the lawyer said.
The sun., 1910-05-05
PRIWlRY BINS TO COVE rP.
Hlnman-GFeen Measure 70 ne Debated
Next Week -GOy. Hughes Pleased.

Hnman-lsFeen Measure 20 Ne Debated
Next Week Gov. Hughes Pleased.
ALsANT. May T. Gov. Hughes tonight
eEprpaaed his pleasure that the HinmAn-
Green dlrect nominations ball n 90 b ~
ported 70 the Assembly and considered
On the fOor ~ that HOuse on its merits
next Werk. he Governor pointed out
that many legislators were elected last
fall on a direct nominations issue and that
he has maintained and ~ still u the opinion
that the measure deserved 20 be debated
fully IN open session on the floor Of the
LegslauIrs 30 that each member should
give Il intelligent consideration and cast
hrs vote upon the main question a. he be-
lieves his constituents would desire him
uo do.
Gov Hughes Ia emphatic in declaring
that bus own position on the measure has
not changed. that he believes IN the Hin
man-Green bill ~ strongly nov a. he ever
did and will constantly work % bring
sentiment IN - favor 30 long - he -
Governor II was said that the Governor
has aCcepted an initiation % speak az
llF annual hulNFl ~ WV AAlNFlaAAy ANAu
II Bnghamton next Monday night and
the inference - given that this is likely
to prove the last of the Governors notable
series of appeals to the people ~ which
- much has been heard m other years
A. this dinner 10 il expected that the
Governor will review his policies and his
hope Tor their continuance IN this State
after his retirement from politics 70 60
on the u-noh of tho United States supreme
Court
Gov Hughes eft the impression to-
n ght mat his belief ~ that the direct
nominations measure has been gaining
steadily m strength
Assamhlyman Grren made this state
ment about the bill
I'm WOW u tho public interest in the
pauting disposition n the Hinman Green
nill and other primary legislation desire
to -ay that Speaker Nadsvorth. chair
man ~ the COMMITTEE on Rules and
Assambiyman Jesse Phillips. chairman ~
the Judiciary Committee ~ the Asse emhly.
and ! have agreed upon the necessary
details of procedure the result of which
will 10 that tho Hinman -Grren bill will he
PLACED upon the calendar % the Assembly
M ~ present form. unamended on specia
order, second and third reading. proha-
hly on TUESDAY or "Wednesday ~ merit
week when IN al probability the final
vote will hs' had m the Assembly and I
NAV add further that the Meade Phillips
and Grady Frisb,e bills now being re-
nrlntsd will 10 similarly put on tho calen-
dat On the same day with the hinman-
Green hhl