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hquor taN law states that IN. srs'ill agenta
NJ The STATE Commissioner ~ Excise shah
~ deemed the confidential agents Of the
state Commissioner. stll these agents
have heen retained In tho Competi'iyc class
vith the entire approval n the Iommis-
sioner of Evriss and N the m1nifssl advnn-
iaEs NJ the puhlc aervice
10 mt approve surh rhAraC CtsriNOtions
81 pn-,iiSns hN legislative acts. hu, I he
lisve that here th. duties ~ the r'o-ii lon
and 'he facts If "Npcrienre attest the prs'-
tirrhtlitl NJ "omratitive examinations thess
.hnuld nj nty -iill b. rspuircd
In Wow nt 'h~ Nzsi inlpoTtin'c of IN. WOrk
~ the infar'nr courts Of criminal urisdic-
tion In tho oity " New Work and nj the great
value ~ thin hill Hksn ~ whole. ! hn-
proNe
lh' sweat bill. which would permit a
T''rsOn m tho civil service whose position
has l'-,n abolished IN b. oliglble for rein
statrm~nt within three wars. was yotord
hy tha Governor On the ground that such
Law would he injurious to tho public
sarvire
ThS" other hills were signed
Senator StllvelI,. providing that noiaries
puhlic whose oarhs ~ otYlre are nled With the
clsrks ~ Nv. COUNTIES 1T New York. Kings.
Queens ana Richmond must afiN to each
dorUm-n' In addition ~ M, signature his
official lumber
senator SchloSsar's. prov ding a ulOse
season Tor grou~" and Gunu In Duchess
county m'il OstObet I. 1913
= l. Nnung's. authorizing The village II
u~sining to issue sllI Onn ol bonds for street
improve ments
7 J. NoUng's 10 ameud. revise and COn-
."lidair the charter Of Ossining
S"nItnt GTatlan's. amending The inSur.
anrC law o." permit two or morn C-c inSnr-
In'e corporations authorized IN do business
IN this state 10 'ssus a combination standard
iu'm pnlicy. u~inr distiurtivc tule there
tor. which t,tir shall appear ~ the head NJ
such policv followed by the title OF the ~rv-
,ral corporations obligated thcreupOn.
Mr. 'rOss's to amend the prison Law m re-
~ ION To indeicrmina'e sentences and PRO
vEling for tho parole OF cOnvlctN having
an imlcicrinihaie bsntenUe whose hnimum
unlrss hNsd nv lAW n morc than onc-half
he maximum l'cnalty prescribed by Law for
the crime NJ which he was convicted
Nj Howard, amending he agricultural
law iu IN the ina aNiinum apputisal value ~
hONinc animal slaughtered nv the state az
ST.. provided tho appraised animal shall
NOT rN"u''d 81. except for registered thor
nuEhbird animals
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cHtNGES N CANE IAN.
Same DIrd BefuEes Provided For ISeeP
season shortened

N@AN" RNNNANuNN
ALBANr. June 25 Gov Hughes has
signed the bill generally amending the
forest. fish and game law Il proRides
for the establishment Of game bard refuges
10y the commission upon the request %
q majority VI the town board u anY
town and the consent OF owners OF such
land as - designated Land may thus
he set ss'de for a period OF ten years and
the taking OF game birds he more closely
prohibited than IA possible under the
Eene-a taw
An additional fre district with = s.,other
fire superintendent has leen authori bed.
This district wall De made up IRON ths
three now existing IN the Adirondacks.
The deer season has been shortened In-
asmuch a. the fifteen days IN November
Tor Ducks In cut on Now the season for
deer hunting is from 81 b.amJT Ia q
OCtoJer 81. A. IL has been In the past. with
the exception Of last year
Taking Of rabbits by thu uss Of fsrrsts
Is pc mittod. but the limit OF bag ls oon-
nned u ten rabbits or hAres IN onS day
by IN individual The mussrat season
uegins November and extends 70 Aprii Is
Duck spring shooting has beal prac-
tioally prohibited by the ctirtAiimant of
iOng ps.lod IN which bTant could be legally
shot afforded an OppJrtunlJ. tor the
slaughter OF all kinds Ot Wats fowl he
SEASON az hxsd by tho uow law for duckH
ges.s, bTant and swan extends from
september IA 10 January 10. with poses
sion until January IS These birds may
be sold however. when taken without tho
state under bOnd from January ~ 70
March
The close season for pheasants, a
Few counties excepted. has been extended
to 1919. The Law has beeI made more
stringent IN the punishment Of aliens or
non-residents for hunting without H.
censes Black bass taken in any Of the
waters Of the State cannot be sold OF
on ered for sale license must be taken
out before an eel weir or eelpOt can be
maintained by any person.
Penalties m relation tO pollution Of
water. tn draining u streams or lakes
and tho use u explosives have been made
more severe. Violation of thoss sections
Is yunishAblc by imprisonment of ons
year OF a fno Of $500. and al additional
penalty Of SO for each hsh taken. pos
sesssd. bought or sold.
In signing this bill Gov. Hughes filed
= memorandum IN which he says
There has been strong objection TO one
Of the amendments Of this bin. striking out
the provision In section 100 that wnlte-
fish iess than two pounds IN the round
shall not be taken from any of the waters
of the state or Possessed at any time
The objection 20 this amendment ! be-
heve 10 be well founded. There ie. how
ever, another hill Assembly No i625l
which simply amends section IOB IN
minor particular and leaves intact the
provision above quoted relating % white
fish Nv subsequent approval of this
latter bill will restore the prohibition az
TO taking whitefish less than two pounds
IN the round and Obviate the objection
10 the general hill
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Win sidney smith In Hls Acre Hc Nearly
Circles the Fteld.

GARDEN CRY. L l.. June 75.-About
500 persons witnessed aeroplans flights
made early this evening by Clifford B
Harmon and Capt Thomas s. Baldwin
| Mr. Harmon made two ascensions and In
the last one carried Sidney Smith a. a
passenger. After his first flight Mr. Har.
mon had ordered his fiier rolled back IA
its shed. but Mr.. Smith caught him by
the arm and said:
Take me up
You are jesting.' said Mr.. Harmon.
but SIR. Smith insisted that he was most
serious in his request. and would not let
go Of Mr. Harmon until they returned Ia
where the machine stood Mr. Harmon
mounted the seat and Mr. Smith climbed
up and sat tandem fashion. With his
passenger Mr. Harmon made almost q
circle oG tie course.
Miss liner AIilholland. the suHraEist.
who with Mrs O. n p. Belmont had
accompanied Mr Smith 70 the grounds.
applauded most vigorously and said.
-Oh. want % go, too and Mr.. Harmon
promised that che should very soon.
Mrs Belmont also caught tho flying fever
and extracted u promise for a ride next
week
Capt Baldwin left the ground twice
and IN tho last trip few over HiCksville.
Ne had Just installed a new eight cylinder
engine and IL apparently worked per-
fsctly. II was the best hight that Capt.
Baldwin has made. IL was estimated
that he reached an altitude of about
seventy five feet.
To-day was tag day and several
nurses from the Hampstead Hospital
sold tags. Il had been announced that
Mrs. Belmont and Miss MilhOlland would
assist in the collections. hut they dele
gated the work % others Manv 0f the
visitors resisted the smiles of the white
capped bevy and didn't invest IN the small
cardboards, One girl braver than all
the rest started IN early and Cner-
Eetically moved about the automobiles
and got the first harvest.
Gage Z. TaTbell. who has charge Of the
grounds. will have a grand stand erected
within the next week or two. fence
is n be- placed around the field. when an
admission will be charged.
Il was said this evening that Mrs. W X.
Vanderbilt h planning n make a balloon
ASCENSION with Mr.. Harmon.
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NATE TOOK POISON on BRIDGE.
Peculiar suictic On the China, Just IN
Fram Jnnan.

Peculiar suiclic On the China, Just IN
Frem Japan.
SAN Francisco. June 2S.-The Pacific
Mail steamer China arrived late this
afternoon from HongkonE and YOko-
hama, bringing l2S cabin passengers. Of
whom loo are from ports in tho far Fast
This Is tho largest number of through
passengers brought by the China In many
voyage.
Tho storage cOntained 100 Asiatics.
including several Hindus who como 10
seek labor on tho coast. In the cargo
is notable shipmtnt of hfty tOns of
raw stlk and silk piece goods. destined
for New icrk and IN no Forwarded az
quickly ~ possible.
Third OfioOg Albert q. Jansen com
mitted suicide on the first day out from
Honolulu He vas on the hridRo and
called for coffee. In this hs placod some
poison and drank H.
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weather Forecast Tor Cottsn states.

FOR North carolina. Generally fair to-day and
10 morrow light eAsteTiy winds
For south Carolina. partly cloudy iO-dAy and
"a. morrow light casieriy winds
For Georgia. Alabama Missixsippl ard Louis
lana. partly cloudy. probably local showers 10.
day and 10 mOrrow. light variable winds
For eastern TeHas partly cloudy. With local
showers IN interior TO- day. fair and warmer 10.
nsOFrow- light "a moderate variable mostly .SuIh.
criy winds
FOr western Texas. local showers N day: fair
and warmer % morrow.
For Arkansas and Tennessse. parity cloudy to-
day and 10 morrow
For Ksntucky, generally fair TO day and 10.
morrow
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cot. Ishn Z. rum RriIrrn.

ALBAST. Jurc % Col John I Pruyn
II Yonke-s has I cen retirei A. his own
request a. Colonel oT the Tsnth Regiment.
Lieut. Col. Charles ? Davis Of Albany
~ on a three months leave Of absence.
and pending rho election Of q auccea~oT
70 Col. Pruyn Major CharleB y. Stats of
the Second Battalion OF Albany will -
In command ~ the regiment Col. Pr,rVn
retires because u the ago nmli0.
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Taft and Re,rr,drn Inhsr.ed.

KENDALLyILLE. Ind, June 25-Forrnsr
Judge Owen y. Heaton Of Fort Wayne
was nominated as the Republican candi-
date for Congress by the T welfth disinc'
convention to-day There was no Op-
position. Resolutions were passed up
holding protection and Ascribing tara
evils TO faults Of schedules. The Payne
AldTich tanf act 10 ignored ard a strong
demand IL made Tor a permanent iarh
commission. President Taft and he
administration and Senator Beyeridge
are approved with emphasis.
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WADE NEW CARS OUT or JUNK.
And IiIlnOis CentFAI Paid for Brand Neu
Cnrs, According ta One Man.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, June 2S.-DetAib oi
the alleged conspiracy by which the
Illinois Central Railroad was dsfraudsi
out Of nearly 100000 by car repair
companies working In collusion with
Illinois Central employees were brought
Heiskell
Brehach testified that when he went 70
Memphis two years ago all the books ol
the Memphis Car Company were destroyed
and now ones opened without any inven'
tory Of old accounts
AN the material that was used In 70
building cars he testified, was taken
from cOndemnei cars belonging 20 the
Illinois Central that were lying on sidings
near the plant. Some OF the cars we're
rented 20 workmen az IS a month
The sun., 1910-06-26
albany PARK nm vetoed.mI

ALBANY. June Is Gov Hughes has
vetoed the bill desired by the Albany
county Republican organization permit-
ting the city Of Albany 10 bond itself for
t2,01O.Ooo 10 establish a park along the
river front. The bill was vetOel because
political opponents OF William Barr o.. Jr -,
made u an issue IN their fight against the
Republican organization Of Albany city
and county
The sun., 1910-06-26
Catholic CHrRCH CHINGES.
Recent Assignments NJ Priests TO NrW
Pests of DUTY.

Necem AsstEuupeuts NJ F'rtests 70 NeN
Pests SG Duty.
The Rev Richard o. Hughes. assistant
az Sc Patrick's Cathedral. has baen ar
signed by Archbishop Farley 10 tho
pastorate Ot the new Roman Catholic
parish which will he established at Low
ERE. Yonkers. Father Hughes. who In
also a professor at Cathedra, College.
was ordained about eight years ago and
has devoted most Of his time 20 looking
after the welfare Of the boys of the parish
He has started work in the new field The
erection Of church will he mode possible
by the gift Of Mrs. Dennis HOrRan. who
has given $50 .OOO 70 be used for that pur-
pose. No name has besn selected for the
new pari sh
The Rev Edward Deevy has been as
signed 20 parochial duty at the Roman
Catholic Church of the noly Eucharist in
YOnkers and the Rev. John ]. Fleming has
hseb assigned % the Church Of Our LADY
Of Victory in The Bronx. Both Of their
are young priests. having heen students
at the Catholic university at Washington.
Two priests In the Brooklyn diocese
have been transferred TO new posts The
Rev. Joseph y, Murphy of ~ Anthony's
Roman Catholic Church has been sent to
81 Ambrnss's and the Rev Patrick
MoNally of st. MOniCG's Church at ia
maicl has been sent 10 'st. Anthony's 10
take the place of Father Murphy.
The Rev. N. A. Reilly Of the New York
apostOlats has been appointed by Arch
bishop Farley 10 establish a nov parish
az WondlaWn Heights. Father Reilly has
been for nine years "A member of the
archdiOoesan missionary hand. Az one
time he was assistant TO the late Rev.
James Nilrnd at ~. Peters Church In
Poughkeepsie. The Rev Thomas J. Mo-
CormHck % 80. Johns parish. AZ one time
connected with the Catholic University
in Washington. will take Father Reilly's
place with the apostolate.
The sun., 1910-06-26
CANIDi ANNEXING ICE.
Commissioner Named 10 Grab the Arctic
Capt BeSnIcF to HeIR

tomnaansioUer NaBleu 70 esrab the Arctic
Capt. BeEnieT 10 Help.
OTTAWA. June IS. The Canadian Gov
ernment Ia preparing 10 make good its
claim TO sovereignty over the Arctic terri
tories on which the British flag has heen
hoisted In the last six years by expeditions
20 northern waters. tn appointment is
missioner 90 investigate titlas Of owner
ship by the United Kingdom Of all lands
in tho Arctic seas whether acquired by
discovery. occupation or otherwise.
Mr. Patterson will report the result Of
his Investigations from time to time TO
Sir Wilfrid Laurier The instructions 20
Capt. Bernier. who will sail north IN few
days for another cruise. are 10 plant the
British flag upon a number Of additional
islands in the Arctic regions.
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HANONEH \. H. June rs. Clark w..
Tohln. 10. ~ Dorchester Mass won tho
Barge gold medal AZ tho annual Dart
mouth ColleRo prigr SPEAKING tonight
N" winners for the clasa II is6G r,rigas
were Kenneth r rlarh ~ Brnoklyn
} first and Elgar ". Anderson. of I ,vpn
N's-. Prof T. \ Hastings n tho Eng.
1'H doVartiGant presided
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ExILED M NIGHT RIDERS
Judge Crumbaugh IiOunded Int QUIT
ting kentuelly for Illinois.

EDDYvILLE. Ky. June rs Unwilling u
undergo longer the Unpleasantness Of
his life in Eddyville. W. t. Crum haugh.
formerly County Judge Of Lincoln county.
will remove from Kentucky to Metropolis.
III. Judge CrumbauRh has been bitterly
attacked by tho Night Riders and has
been threatened with death II he did not
cease his efforts 20 convict the men
who were guilty Of outrages in Lincoln
county
The sun., 1910-06-26

OMAHA. Neb.. juno 2s. Good rains
fell last night In many parts Of northern
and western Nebraska and wheat in
those districts is now safe. Scattering
shONers fell IN eastern and southern
parts. but not enough materially n benefit
wheat there.
The sun., 1910-06-26

"a Arabic. for New Nork was els miles east Of
Sandy No1k ~ - 4 n. yesterday
81 Philadgtuhia for Ncw Nurk Was u1n mfies
east of snndV H1lk ai ta0 A. ~
81 CrFdr. Tor New f1rk was Tl5 miies Uaat Of
sandy nook at ID y n.
The sun., 1910-06-26

" RaItlr for New York from Liverpool
- L Canfornia for New YORK from Gla.gos
- - Provence Tor SeW York from Havre
~ George Washington for New Nork from
lfemcn.
~ Ia GascoEne Tor Neu York from Havre.
81 Vadefisnd for New ork from AntWer7
- P0tsdAu. Tor NeW iOrg from Rotterdam
~ ~ Louis for New foTk rom Southampton
SsCAmpania foT New HOrk from Liverpool
~ MinneN askA for New YOrk from I40ndOu
The sun., 1910-06-26

Arrived -SATUHbAV Juns -
- - Savole. HayFe. June ~
- Caledonia. Glasgow, June r.
~ Hudson. CurunnA. juno "a
81 PrumethsuA Hamburg. June =
~ ROTTERDAM itanki Rotterdam, June a..
- MeAico hAyana. June q
~ iavAry. Para, June y
- Cacique. lQuiquc. April NJ
~ Nankaniilo. ClcnfucgOs. June 70
- city % MAcOn savannah. June >.
~ Mohawk. Jacksonville, June .,
- Monroe. Norfolk. June -
Ss ChcsapsAkc baltimore. June y
The sun., 1910-06-26
MARINE INTELLIGENCE

aruAIUuE ALMANAC rHN pAV
sun rises SSi sua sets - - Noon rises rs
HIgM NArEE rms bAT
Sandy HOok s5t Gov Island 10 90 Hell Gats. u -
The sun., 1910-06-26

oUruOtNo arEASautPs
Sad To day
Mahs Vssssis
CG0sf Sad
MaFaraib0. Ia GuAyra . tnAN JOAN
Sa0 Paulo Para AOlAN iimAM
sal T8-H7rr1T
u,r,St,ns psr.mnribo o.. MOAN imPM
Aim ~ Kitu ........ oWAM l:OM
sal TuesdaH jun -
Kroaprns Wilhelm. Rrrm'u sDAM MmAM
Rotterdam. ROTTERDAM. ION n
Camaguey Havana ....... l2mN
CITY of Maron, savannah 3WpM
Apache jacksonville. iWPM
The sun., 1910-06-26

~ Mes YORK. at CheFbOlrG from New YOfk
"a Bremen. AZ Plymouth from NeW lor6
- We dtaha A. Naples from New YOrk.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-09-15
PHENOMENAL CROWDS AND EN-
THUSIASM FOR COL. ROOSE-
WELT EVERYWHERE.

The enthusiasm as well as the size
Of the crowds which have greeted
Colonel Roosevelt at every point since
he started from Utica, N. Y, for the
West, has been truly phenomenal.
Every speech has bristled with key
notes that have thrilled the whole
country.
The Caucasian regrets that it has
not space to publish each one of
those speeches in full. We have pub
lished, however, in our last issue, a
synopsis of his speech in Kansas a
few days since in which he outlined
the policy Of progressive Republican
ism and "a new Nationalism," which
will no doubt meet the ap-
prevail of large part of the voters
of the country from ocean to ocean.
regardless of party.
We expect to publish campaign
edition of The Caucasian next week
or the week after, and in that issue
We will have extracts or nuggets
from a number OF the speeches each
one of which expresses a great Do
litical and social truth.
| The following is sample Of those
expressions:
THE only kind of politics I
care for is the kind of politics
in which decency is combined
with efficiency. hold that the
only way in which a politician
can really serve his party is by
helping that party efficiently to
serve the people,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-09-15
CHAIRMAN ELLER'S DILEMMA.

Chairman Eller, of the State Dem
ocratic Committee, is entitled to the
sympathy Of the community. He is
in the proverbial position of being
between the devil and the deep sea;
in other words, he is between jose
plus Daniels News and Observer and
the record of the leading Democrats
of the State.
Should he send out Governor
Kitchin to speak, some Republican
will be mean enough to draw out a
copy of the Democratic "Bible'' and
quote the words of Josephus, in
which the Governor is all but read
out of the party for his friendliness
to the trusts and his refusal to have
trust bill with teeth" enacted into
law. The same will apply to many
of the prominent Democrats in the
last Legislature. The Book of jose
plus, being Democratic gospel, will
kill them without word else being
said.
And what will he do with the two
Senators, Simmons and Overman?
And the six Congressman, every one
of the Democratic delegation except
Brother Claude" Kitchin, who vot-
ed for tariff on lumber in the face
of the Democratic platform and de-
spite Josephus' orders? They, too,
were read out of the party. And il
Mr.. Eller brings them out, it will
just be the luck to have them
brought face to face with a poke
berry edition of the News and Obser-
yer and that'll end it.
Therefore, it seems that Chair.
man Eller, in order to keep straigh,
with Boss Daniels, can only call upon
former Governor Aycock, Brother
Claude Kitchin, Trust Bill With
Teeth" Travis and Koonce of On
slow. Even they won't help much
Aycock, in the face of the saturnalis
of crime that has been sweeping ovel
the State under Democratic rule can
not sing his "mocking-bird" sons
again. Brother Claude is little tot
close to Brother Bill to be fully re
lied On. Senator Travis is the un
fortunate victim Of one of Aycock',
hooking birds and is still incapaci
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-09-15

knows that the Democrats parry
sos. 40, ersn promise TO restore to
,h. peor,e the right OF local self
xaxarnmsnt IN any single respect:
ard alao the voters know that that
marty has violated this great funda-
mental principle On every occasion
when partisan and selfish Interests
reoulred Il. and that even In the past.
when the Democratic leaders prom
ised TO restore this principle. they
have every time violated their prom
ise-
The plank in the Republican State
platform declaring for local self-gov-
erinent requires no more interpreta-
ton than does the Eighth Command
ment, when IL says. Thou shalt not
steal" For the benefit OF those
who claim that they want an expla-
nation OF a simple, straightforward
and honest proposition. We will say
that il Is clear that the Eighth Com
mandment means that Thou shalt
not steal anything" This command
ment cannot be construed or per
verted SO as to allow even a Demo
cratic ballot-box-stuffer TO be permit
ted to steal vote.
The declaration OF the Republican
party for local self-government Is Just
as simple and straightforward as the
wording OF the Eighth Command
ment. It means the right OF the peo-
Pile to control, their local affairs
without any 'ifs" or lands" or con-
ditions or exceptions.
We do not know how to make the
position of the Republican party any
clearer on this question, but by way
of application we will say this In
conclusion, that local self-govern-
ment means:
That whenever and wherever the
Democratic ring bosses. or any one
else, have denied to the people the
right to vote on and control their 10.
cal affairs In any respect, that then
! and there the Republican party Ii
| pledged to wipe out this crime
against the rule Of the people, and
that the pledge to restore local self
government means this and nothing
| less than this.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-09-15
NOTICE.

Beginning with the next issue the
Caucasian will print photos and
sketches OF the Republican candi-
dates, State. judicial and congress
sional. There will also be printed a
great deal of information and data
that every voter should read.
From now until December 1st we
will send The Caucasian for twenty
cents each In clubs OF five or more.
Send In your lists promptly and do
not fail to read every Issue OF The
Caucasian between now and election.