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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-28
gro INTO ELEVATOR VEIL.
thauneur Killed. Young Man with Him
slightly Hurt 10y Fall

Leroy Prlter. a chauffeur. Of 800 West
Iitty-slNth street. who was driving IN a
small runahout with Max stafford the
fourteen -ysAr-old son Of Mrs Kobert
stafford. owner Of the Hotel lmpsrial Was
killed IN the garage at 229 West Fifty
fourth street Yesterday morning Pelu"r
ran tho machine into an op"u elevator
rhatt stafford esCaied with b. pk''n
wrist
Palti-r was a demonstration for the X j.
Eu-hler Company, automobile dealers at
ITH broadway stafford came IN from
HE mothers country plac" at Huntington.
L. To look a. machines with view To
huyIng aud P-l'i~r was assigned TO demon
stTat- to him They drove through tho
country above the Bronx and Paltl-r
brought the machine hack 20 the garage.
II Is tn" custom IN the garag. 10 have
heavy chains put across the entrance 10
IN" elevator shaft on floors not occupied
Dy the elevator platform. Peitisr sad
that tn" cham was not IN place and ran
'h" machine up the steep runway from,the
street 20 the elevator Passing out Of the
sunlight into th" garage he failed To ob-
serve until too late that the elevator WAS
not there. The auto turned over. drop
ping f!issn feet to the floor 81 the ba-sa-
mont stafford was thrown clear ~ n"
wreck but Peltier was crushed is'neath n
Al the time of tn. accident the elevator
Wa At tho sixth floor. Alex Jonas,
negro porter IN charge ~ the elevator
was arrested charged with responsive
tor PeltIers death. He was paroled by
Coroner HoltIhAuser.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-28
iOI W IORBETT JtILED.
pin-si So for Drunk enness and Disor'ierI,
son,uci and 4 ouisint Pay.

William n Rothwell ~ oung torbettI
the former lightweight champion pugilIs'
Was tined o. by Magistrate Appleton IN
lhe West SIDE police court yesterday for
beng drunk and dlsor,ierly He pleaded
guilty and hong broke was paroled until
thus morning Ia raise the necessary
amount
Policeman O'Nsill 81 the WeSt Thirty
-sN.n'h street station ~aid Corbett on
Tuesday night was IN West Thirty-fifth
street. dIscnurSInR on his own and John
Arthur Johnson's pugilistic merits His
slnI,Ioncs. attracted such "a crowd that
O'N.til had to interfere The other
moved on. but Corb-t', the policeman
sayp. argum"ntstiv"ly maintained ms
rights
Iorbatt vas taken IN tho station houG's
He sent ont messengers for IN" Ion-idine-
and Rig Tim sullivan. hut ~ none 81
these could 10 found Corhett remained
in his cell until brought 10 court
There he told Magistrate Appleton
that he had no recollection Of any rough
work AIDING that h" made u a point
mover 20 fight m the street or IN strike
sleGencelesa men He even went 40 far
as 10 APOLOGIZE 10 O'Seill for any trouble
no might have caused the policeman
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-28
IHPORTlNT SOU4TTERS.
Ioncrrns WIN Large Resources Held on
Jersey GItN for Thirty Wears.

After thirty years Of litigation the NV
lapAr'ru"u' rf Jrr-sy CRY has "-tl bIIsaed
- Clalm # ownership e twenty four
cree Il land partly Under water, ~ What
.- known ~ the ud south cove basin
N C.wmuuIpdw and has taken formal
l..n -p..--iou ct the property
H." Central Railroad # New jersey
which had hlci M a part Il IL" basin
audi l-a...d the made ground - various
tenants Yesterday gave official reCogul-
'!Yn uf the rItvs claim as sIbstdGtIatcd
hy me stat" Cpurts few days ~ and
tho tenants who had been fighting civic
tian right along. waived Their leases aad
-Ignei agreements permitting them g.
remain "a the ground until the harbor
board # jersey CIV shall have made
definite. plans for the Improvement ~
'h. basin
It is expected that the South cove.
which waE al important ~u!PplaZ centre
y.Ar~ az b-for" ~" Central Railroad
IT New Jersey Hllsd IN the "r'rau,'. Tor
factor sites viii b" drtSig"t ouf aud
r,.,p.ued giving Jersey CIV O. deep
water basin thirty or forty acres ~ "Nt"ut
D. ia" h"Hrt - Al important r4.lr al
and rriu-triil district
Am .ug tu" tenants which the city
: uEht - eNIv' - rllafIerr ar" ~" 10 Tber
Asphalt Company. the Palmer Dry Dick
I f. BE-
r-u,rri.'.r and m" jaime n Hail Cor
,or.tIuu They put NJ -vcn - vigorous
r..-l-taIca b.,k.-i toy ;a' Jersey t-..trai.
Which rlt;m'i 100 W.T. he "ister'. end
- tho basin. including H." .l',~t ~ land,
that the litigation dragged along through
"a round dozen. lily administrations
When Mayor MIt'penr anne into
p0ic- h. stirred things Ip. with m" result
that the stat" courts -OIu"wH-f n. re-
tuau q " ....k age handed down % G"c!si1u
urhuldlug the 0.ty r claim OU Tuesday
the Ndypr held = conference With hIs law
s-lar'nsrt and with Harbur tom.
tri--lrr..r- Cone. Roe sherwood and
Carmody and H. q result 81 This ~hrr:T
James J Kelly was informed that u Was
time irr til" CIV - take formal pos
s.r--' N The ~hari" expecting some
r,.-i-ilu,- -wor,. M a larg" force of depu-
- and informed the tenants that they
would h" dI-Ip' rEe--.Si 80 sluatters at
II clock Yesterday morning
Th-. tenants de,Idsd = yield and at
conference. with ia" members OF ~"
harhur board vs-'"rdav they 81 Kuei
agreements re- gnI7ing the Clty's own,
-hIp and agreeing ~ VaCate upon due
notice from th. board \ separate suit
against the "utral Railroad Il New
Jersey ha- been brought by the "ity-
i"gal dapa for damages alleged
To- hav" resulted from the Sling u ~
IN" entrance - the basin
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-28
\IU POIHE COI RT ILERkS.
TIIrrr OF Them Named In the Meeting Of
aHN'S FIRST DIN IsIon.

In" civ Magistrates ~ the Fret divi-
SION a. 4 meeting W the West Side cunt
building Yesterday afternoon -la,''si
thre. new clerks. ~ provided under tn"
new law concerning the COURTS of inferI' n
'urt-di,r rn The" th-,-.' will take tho
places II the uld Irulc" clerks
Thu. suCce--iul candidate. were Jay
tlnu nephew II III" late Magistrate
BATTERY Dan tlnn. Albert tra-lman and
Charles Antilles Cre-lnan IL a brother
- James Creelnan. IN" writer, and was
for many years employed in the compo sing
room Of IN" New York World Antilles
lonR has been one Of the assistant CLERKS
m the Magistrates courtA He and Creel-
man were elected for term 81 four years.
Finn term " III extend only eleven months.
as his election IL T. I'LL out the uneNpired
term e Philip Block. who resigned -
accept the appointment by Chief Magis-
trate McAdnN ~ the chisf Clerkship IT
the First division Tn" salary for the
nffiCes filed il 81 so year
Chief Magistrate McAdNo appointed
Magistrates HOUSE. Cornell and Murphy
a committee T. confer with him az his
Mulberry street headquarters to-day
ConCeruing the nev Callan automobile
Law
Ne-terday,s meeting 81 the Magistrates
wis held behind closed doorE The city
Charter provides that the meetings ~
Magistrates must he public When qu---
tl'nsSt cpuC~rniuR - thi"f Magi-' rats
NCAdpu sad that the ncw law IN pro-
vidlug for III" me.tIngs II the MagIs-
trats- place. no restriction and ia his
mind IN" ue~ Law nUlliiis.S the provision
rad. m the City Charter
However the Chief Magistrate added.
I will put the question before the MagIs-
'rat"r IN wp-ning me meetings hereafter
whether they want the meeting public or
pFIVafs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-28
WOtL WITHDRAW COMPLAINT,
Magistrate Wouldn't let Mrs. secken-
dorm Take Hack Charge Against Man.

Mrs julia W l. Seckendorn Of i2S
last Thlrty-fourth street declined in
the iorkvills police court yesterday Ia
make u complaint against Karl Dauer
when he was taken before a court clerk
10y Detective Murphy of Polios Head
quarters The dstsctive had arrested
the young man on the Woma IA accusation
1T grand larceny
The court clerk ordered the case taken
before Magistrate Butts. where the woman
again declined to make complaint.
i hav" no authority to permit any one
tn withdraw a felony charR" when an
arrest IL made Il You do not maxi" a
complaint you are liable to u charg" "f
obstructlng Justice the Court said To
her
IL have To make complaint I will
do ~. but under protest. shr responded
All went hack to- the clerk, and Mrs
SeCkendoTf appeared to- Ice on the point
IT faintIng The detective go, behind her
To catch her IN cas-. Of falling and Dnuer
the prisoner. sought to oneer her up
Ia" prisoner II % years old. a well
hullt. neatly dressed chap OF good looks
he Is "a native of sweden and sad ne was
IN IN" real estate business lie gave his
address a. 2u West IhiT1y -ifth street
bauer and the Compla inant's husband
u,Camr friends mors than a year ago.
and AZ intervals since the young man has
Visited the APARTMENTS OF the Sccken-
doriis
tn February ~ a diamond and pearl
studded watch belonging TO lisa. the young
dluSht"r, Disappeared, and her mother
reported ia" fact tn the police petect'N"
N'HphN was unable to get any trace" oi
H." watch or the purloIn"r llst Tuesday
h" was summoned Jo the East Thirty
fourth street apartments. and thor" ne
found Dau"r
Mrs S.'ckrndorN told the defective" that
Daurr had confessed 10 her that h" took
the missing timepieC- lie Sald 10 had
I.ls' returned from visit 90 P"unsyl-
wanna
" hen tn" formal complaint n which
Mrs S.ck"ndorT told about Dauer con
i"S-lug To- her was drawn up the young
man Na~ again srraIgued
III YOU 60 70 the District Ntorn"v
%" ras Authority to let YOU withdraw vour
complaint have no such power. the
Ma sl-trat" sad To the complainant A. b."
held IA" prisoner IN 81 Wo tan for irlsl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-28
Ui\ ND HO\EI MISSING
TIE cash. From s.OOO to %. 600. VA.
His Own Queer Message

Walter y Shapter. an electrician. left
hls home 90 Beauvolr avenGe. summit.
y J on th- morning Of July : saying
that h" Mas gong 20 visit an architect
~ thus city On the evening NJ that day
Mrs William Lawrence who Is a sister
In-laW - ~hApter ard ~ho-e husband -
~ charge Of the Overiook SanItarium
IA summit. received telegram from tho
eis, trIcl1n which read
60 down snd 80. on 'ShEl'er wife
Won 70 home t,erythlng ron" wrong
Tina, j. the LAT that has been heard
from Shapt.r Has brother. Frank "
ShApt-r Of - Fulton avenue. Jersey CIty
t-ac,'i the telegram 10 IN. telegraph
offi,,- ~ the Grand Central Station and
there the trail stopped
At the tune - ms disappearance Shap-
ter had from s. $50 "a s. 90 " his own
money which he had Just collected He
and his wife lived alone Their friends
say that there was no family trouble
that thew kneW Of but that recently
ShApt.r has been ia poor health and the
not weather has Affected hIm
They think that he has had a mental
breakdown or that he has met with vio-
lenc- at the hands II persons who learned
Of the money he was carrying A general
alarm for him has b.sen sent out 10y the
police.
The missing man - ~ years old, feet
II inches tall and weighs l75 pounds He
has gray ewes. dark complexion and brown
hair h. wears Eyeglasses Al the tune
~ his disapI'earanCe he ~orea gray suit,
Whit. straw hat and black patent leather
shoes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-28
HOW GUTENBERG SOLD BONDS
.JERSEi NHOOL GRAFT PRONE
STRIkES 4 DEiL.
NaySr Tesiinss A. TO Transaction OF state
SrhoOl fund Trustees the ttOrnrN.
General says la the MCNahon Casr
That the Witnesses Must Answer


The Frehnghuysan sI.--'ial Serata III
/ NeStigauug committee. winch - irving
! to find out what h-cum"S of the sat"
school moneys paid to the New J"rser
municipalities. spent Yesterday IA Gui
teRhcrg Mayor Charles 4 Eyppor tuli
J tn" prnhers that ia" old school boar
uf which G"DrRo u. Rarrrtt wa, pre-,
dent. sold $1,000 worth Of schpolh Ise
bonds to X VI. Grant 4 TO. of New lorN
city at par on May -. 1877. after reject
| ing bud 81 the Peoples safe Deposit
ami Trust Company at IOl IS The town
reSelv'd S9.InI ~ for IN" hords. IN"
Mayor SAID. ant later he learned that tn"
stat" sohoHl furi trustees bought IA"
bonds from the New YORK. firm a. 10 -
Eypper declared that previously the
trustees had refused his offer To AXE the
balance Of an issue Of $50 an Of school
bonds from tho town. although later they
bought t2O.OuO worth.
The Mayor said he removed tho elective
board in tho fall of iS'S because he Gidr {
like The way It was doing business and
appointed beard. although he felt at
the time his action was illegal lie fig
ur.'d that u was for the best lu'CCgsiS
of the town and hs was ANXIOUS al the
time TO take whatever responsibilities
would follow. lie asserted that great
improvements in the town = school ana ~
we're the result
George Is. Barrett, ek-preslden' Of The
Boari Of Education, said 'har the board
hat started a suit to recover tho IaiarCe
OF the amount due on IA" $1,000 bond
transaction
hat l. Your OPINION ~ IA" man rol
dealt with ASKED senator FrelnEuiy-
sen, chairman ot m" tOmmI'te-
He's "A good one. h" replied
on mean tad one asked senator
Bradley
! didn't say so. replied Barrett Il
said good on"
Barrett charged thai IA tho dav- OF
IN" odd board gang 81 politician. tried
10 run u and suS@"dCd n 'aIisirE -
removal lie ~aId that POLITICIANS IN
Other parts pi IA" 'pgIIiv Used 80 send
teachers to 'h!ttsnturE and they wpull
he put tn worA whether they were COM
p..ieut or not
Register of Deeds John ! Mcmahon
81 Hudson county. IN" former township
troaslIrp~ and custodian Of school money
Of Nortn b"rs"u. who refused point
john 7 Murray. .o1r~"! q" Tho proh.rs
concerning IN" uutur.ru~ .chuolhou~.
site deal ~ thai township las been Il
r'-.i"d 20 apI|ir again b"fOr' tn" com
mlt'ee m North Bergen tomorrow Al
tOrney-t General Wilson Of New Jersey
has given a written opinion that the com
mittee has full power - confirm" IL m
veStigatIon and To compel Witnesses t.
answer questions
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-28
S,> FR,>CI~,O ~ RpRIsFD.
Wa, ar Ou-ts Police Commissioner wha
Was Ncrt,srd Of ProtectIng trooks

san FRNN'I~'r. July - Joseph >
sullivan, president "f ~" Fur" 'omnlis-
sion. Was appointed today by Mayor
Met ar'hy 49, Police Commissioner 10
s,Icca"d Harry = FlAun"ry Hls place
On 'N.' IRE commission WIN he flisP bv
IhArlaS Iaurisiar formerly Sh"rih
III" appointment surprised politicians
flann"rV resigned his pih'" last wear
I..-auza Of charges made Nv confidence.
men that h. had entered INTO ~ bargain
- pruteci them foT = percentage 81 m"
profits Ne vas feared NV ~" Grand
Jury ana "Np.s''.'d 10 -" reapTpiu'ad
sullivan ~ CiO~' fr,"nd 81 Michaai
CAs..y. head ~ ~" Roard ~ Public Works
and his appointment - taken - mean
that Mc' ar'hy fears Casey and - anNtpus
"a keep friendly with him
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-28
I. y. HEINZT GFTS I STiY.
" ont Do His Ten DAYS Pending tppIica.
ton for a writ ~ RcNIe~

In tho case - Arthur y H"tnze. sen
fenced 10 ton days Imprisonment for
oU-irIrt.ug Justice. ludr" Ia'omh- of
49," 'N'"d States 'lrru' Court granted
'.'-f'rday . STAY % execution ~ sentence
or,.rat. ,..until 'iy" dlv- tft"r the Suur"ms
court ~ Washington COW "n"s ~ DrfDb"r
il"iug"'- counsel itr "d for the ssay ~
order TO- apply - IN" Supr"'u" Z our Tor
q wTIi - ,rrt.r~arI H'in7"'- bail ~
- So wa- renewed
IN" DharG' or winch H"lnye was con
v,oi"d Nt~ hl-''i pu the removal e 'hr
account book Of ~" United Copper
tomrary while 'h"v wer" under sub
p.rna and ~" .Ipp"JrluC- ~ WItn"~s
VINO was under ~ubpuua
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-28
HTIIl SITS IIERkSHIP.
CuikIn Man Named IL, Justices Of Court
Of special sessions.

The justices "f the Count ~ special
Sessions elected Yesterday John u lilly.
a political lieutenant II Charles W ulkIn.
Tammany leader IN the Fr''h Assembly
district to hs clerk "f Part J. ~ IN" court
~ Manhattan and The Bronx lilly sic
Cee,is william : Fuller who has boon
ac'ing clerk sine" the expiration II his
torn on July Nr Fuller was elected
d.puty cl.rg ~ succeed E-ed Dre-slar
Hillys salary - sI'Hp and Fuller'- a. pO
Frank " smith "hI"f clsrk was m
s,r,IC'ed ~ get a civil service list - the
court attendants "hgIhl" - succeed tho
police who laav. III" courts On Sap'am-
her l. Twelve probation officers will ha
appointed after a lI-t has h"en prnrnul-
gated
chief Justice Russell will have hrs ofiC.
Temporarily al ga BROADWAY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-28
ms BODi ~ THT SIERR
Fate NJ Kenneth NrrhibaId. CORNELL
Graduate, al last Re, raIed

SAN FRANCIsCo. July = Members -
the Sierra club WIN hav. returned from
the Kings River canon ~ Fr,-~no county
bring news of N" hndInS - remains bee
levcd To he those Of Kenneth Archibald
a Young real estate dealer 1T san Fran
cisco. who wa lost IN ~. mountains m
June 1915 while On an outing with ether
members Of the club
Fragments ~ bones locks II hair a
watch notebook and clo'hlug Identified
a. belonging o. ArChl'~' ii and "a small
tin cup with his nam" scratched upon -
were found IN an almost Iuacc"sSI b j..
place where the mountains ar. :. rpi feet
high Apparently the man was killed hv
"a TALL
Archibald was cornell gradual,
He left an estAt" valued b-iween So csr
and SIOD.po ON July 81. igis h. was
declared legally dead lie was the son
Of the Rev Andrew ArchIhIld IT Boston
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-28
NOTHING 70 no uITH HOuB>.
italians Who Mere Near Mercer street
Police station are Let Go

Charles Ross. Rocco Ferrdro and 10
seph seleri. who we're arrested Tuo-Isy
u, ght N connection with m" finding Of
four pvro'"Chnlc hoWr- near 'h- Mercer
street polio" station. w.r" - Sruarg,.i ~
Magistrate krot-l ~ IA" jefferson Market
police court yesterday The mon we're
standing near IT." station hoI-n wuan the
bombs yer. found and that VaS al thor"
was against them
INSPECTOR Thomas Egan Of tho bureau
of Comhus'lbles aid m" honn- we're
;he sort hred from street ruur'ar~ 'p-
pyrot"o hnl, display m" bombs w"ra
dangerous to hiN" around IA" station
house. he sad. even y Kept wet and h"
took them away with hun Inspector gan
SAID they were fully A. powerful a. IN"
hombs which did mu h nf IN" dtr'HE" "a
Madison SQUARE Garden m iF2
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-28
The NontcIaE VIA, craft, Cen,e,,

MoNrCLAIR July % Or Richard q
Newton. one Of th. hest known physicians
In Montclair. received m" Democratic
nomination for Mayor from IN" executive
committee nj the DcmoCratic club Last
night. II ~ believed that he will Accept.
For tho Republican nomination Their" AE,.
four aspi rants, Ermau J RidgwAy editor
Of ErSvybOdys Magazine. Ralrh " circuit
New York publisher. Ernest = Hiuck
a Montclair real estate dealer and George
W Ia Cuhna, Mr. kIdgway has heen
indorsed by the Republican executive
COMMITTEES.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-28

CHroI 40 July % The death ~ CRrwer
Remington. son u the gun and type-
writer maker, who shot hmsrlf last
evening. wa sad A. the PraCt Ioners
Hospital tonight To- h" merely a matter
Of hours When he regainad conscious
ness AZ tho hospital he pleaded 20 be
allowed % die We said ne was dis
outraged with lio
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-28

shorus GirI shot b, husband Rrpor'rd
A. Rr-,Ing Easily

Hearing m the case 81 Alfr,rd Y Dalry,
the nusI"al director who last FRIDAY
night shot his w,'c. Iu"lll". known 90
the chorus az -G'rlI"~ ~ I..tdv Hudson.
outside her huardng hoaI-" 81 gI2 Wet
For 'y-ffth street. WAS adjourned V"--
teriay by Magistrate Apri"ton ~ Va"
West side police cour1 until August
h" young woman - stu ~ Flower
Hospital she - reported a. rest ing
comfortably Dolby - patient ~ Brll".
Nue where he was taken lev hours
after his commitment without harl las
Saturday Dslhy~ ewes hH," l.coru"
afFssfsJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-28
Z hapmsn surrrnder- sn weIIborns Csn,-
plaInt.

Charles " Chapman. Indicf~d for
grand larceny IN connection with the
disappearance NJ InO bonds ~ the Titus
willie Northern Railway Company. which
with 800 other bonds Charles y Wellborn
pledged a. security for loan Of SIS mn.
surrendered himself yesterday 70 the
District Attorney and Vas released in
s. no hail
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-28

The third hatch 81 fresh air children
from tn. -lums - New York has just
t..en taken tn tho Salvation Army =
Fresh Air Home al North Long Branch.
which one year ago Was donated for the
purpose nv Miss SWitzsr. VINO had here
iofor~ ussd Il a summer residence.
II 10 sIpected that during the summer
season several hundreds 81 children
will be entertained At this home which
- entirely supported by public -ub~cnp-
lions Commander Misc Booth will be
grateful for any financial assistance.
The Washington times., 1910-09-16
TWIN KILLS SELF,
IDENTITY A PUZZLE
Resemblance Balks Relatives
in Effort TO Name
Dead Man.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa Sept 10
So closely did Frank and George FL
lott, twins, resemble each other that
the body Of one OF them. a suicide,
is lying ar the mOTEue. with relatives
unable TO say which Of the brothers it is
Elliott killed himself on Wednesday
by jumping in front of a train at the
Noble street wharf on the Delaware
river When the body was taken 10 the
morgue Mrs. William Boyle. a sister,
was summoned.
She identified it as that Of her brother,
but said that she could not say posi-
lively whether it was Frank or George
Other relatives were also unsuccessful
in making positive Identification
The ElIiott family drifted apart and
the wherea bouts Of Frank Elliott is not
known TO other members Of the family
II was supposed that George Elliott
lived here, but Mrs Boyle says she had
no definite knowledge to this effect
The man who killed himself was
known around Front and Vine streets
as George Elicit. He had been en-
ployed as a stevedOre, but lost his posi-
ton through continued illness. It Is said.
"Wednesday ne told some of his friends
that he was going 10 Kill himself, but no
attention was paid 10 his threat
Several hours later Elliott was picked
up at the Noble street wharf, after a
train had cut OF mis- head
According 10 the story told by Mrs
Bowie, her twin brothers resembled each
other L. the mInuteSt detail There wa s
no ScaI or other mark. she said. bE
which they could BE- distinguished.
The Washington times., 1910-09-16
SOUTH TO BEGIN
MAKING OF SILK
Company Organized in Mis-
SiSsippi 10 Promote
Worm Culture.

NEW ORLEANS Sept. 1e.-If the
plans Of a newly organized company
proce successful, Il - possible that in
the near future the South viii not only
be noted for the production Of cotton.
but VIII CaiB . worldwide reputation
for its silk industry as Wei
The six Producing and Spinning As
socfa ton. OF Bicayune, Miss has been
organized for the purpose OF promoting
the culture Of silk worms in the South
and the production Of silk \ farm has
been secured on which there are mum
Der OF mulberry trees. the leaves OF
which the silk worm Is raised On
The company also PROPOSES to manu-
faclure silk from the webs and place
the finished article on the market Those
interested in the company have been Ia
tcTeSted in this business for 2 number
OF years, and cor slider the location Of
the farm. which is near PicayUue, Miss.
an ideal one for tie silk Industry
The company has been organized with
a capital stock Of 800. 6o0. divided into
1850 shares Of 50 each An amount has
already been subscribed large enough 20
begin work. The officers OF the com
pany are as follows Kali Joseph.
PRESIDENT Elias -iaik. vice president .
and Chas- AIarcelle- treasurer These
officers. with Julius w Simmons and
Samuel Givens, are to constitute the
board of directors