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The Greeley tribune., 1910-07-07
CONTRACT FOR HEATING
AND VENTILATING OF
NEW HOTEL AWARDED

Contract was let yesterday by the
Sterling Investment company to the
]. D. Potter Heating & Plumbing
company for the construction Of the
heating and ventilating works In the
new hotel and theatre. The contract
was let for $13,557. A 2O0-horse
power boiler is to be placed in the
building and it is probable that the
company will construct it's own light
ing system.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-07-07

Baayrd McClava, who was here to
attend the funeral services of his
father-in-law, George Shepard, re-
turned to his home In Las Animas
this morning. Mrs McClave will re-
main In Greeley with her mother for
q few weeks.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-07-07

If the tariff has nothing to do
with the cost of living how does the
Lodge investigating committee ac-
count for the following comparative
prices in cities less than one half
mile apart one in Canada and the
other in the United States:
Price in Price in
Windsor Detroit
The Greeley tribune., 1910-07-07

Mrs. James Courtright and daugh-
ter, Miss Harriet, leave the last Of
the week for Durango, whore they
will spend the summer with Mr..
Courtright.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-07-07

Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Meyer
and daughter. Miss Nettie. have
been visiting Mr.. Moyer's brother.
A. l.. Meyer. and wife for q few
days. left this morning for their
home in WalsenburR.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-07-07

Myra Graham. Mabel Lewis, Vera
Wasley, Edith Woodbury.. Aileen
Monyhan, Winifred Hanna. Ruth
Hanna, Margaret Banta. Edna
Adams and Christine Cole.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-07-07

j. Merrill. the stock inspector,
left this morning for Steamboat
Springs and will go from there to
forty miles west to inspect some
cattle. He will returr to Greeley
In ten days
The Greeley tribune., 1910-07-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Lee r. Sage, OF
Cheyenne. who have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Vance for a few
days, left this morning for Denver.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-07-07

Mrs. Susan Holt and son Harold,
of Assumtion, ILL.,, are visiting MIR
and Mrs. j. B. Patton for . few
days.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-07-07

Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Wadsworth
and family returned Monday evening
from . few weeks spent at Palmer
lake.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-07-07

Peter Paulson came down from
Denver this morning for visit with
his son, o. F.. Paulson.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-07-07

Cherries Knelly was operated upon
at the Greeley hospital for appendi-
citis.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-07-07

Mrs. A. M. Lutes, who has been
seriously Ill for several weeks. Is re-
covering.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-07-07

Mr.. and Mrs. v. B. MoU' ,n
Mrs. Bird Caldwel wen "
Park Sunday In teir au'o'
The Greeley tribune., 1910-07-07

Mrs. Mary R6yse went to Denver
today for a few days stay.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-06

Die 5raii fam aus 6en 8rosei.
len uidt beraus. Srem0e. ole mel.
item BON linen @~ebeimpolisiiten unb
@ertdtspcrionen, fonoen 3usans
Su Dem Sons. @ertbbolIe @egen.
ltdnoe mb iogar &iiniteeseitdnbe
peridmanoen ipurlos. Die @itt1ue
BON gerfes miiroe 6emaBen bon
Den peridieoeniten Seitten beordngi
mo betrogeit, Dab fie inter einem
idtueren Rernenlei6en 5uiommen.
bra1. 90 beganten aid lire BE.
bienten lie 5i beitebIen; 10 onB Die
pormalige MISUNDERSTANDING in
i6rem Snltern Den Ginbrud mad)t,
ais lei iic gepliinoert poroeil; mas
ireitidJ Dem fpoGrei, gad,per6nIt
3iemlid nabe fommt. Su 5oIge ser
UieIen 9ro5eiie murSe 5ll nerifie.
oeneit Malal Elm Maiienoerlpaltter
EeinaeitclIt. 6 S mnroe sSrau 9erfeS
geitdttet, nod fernerbin i'll Dem
Saitie 3lipoDnen, Oeiien 9eiib ober
entglitt i6ren SduOen. Soon 0et
$15,000,000, Die gerfcS b~eieiieu
Bate, lit nidt meBr piel ii6rig &c.
blic6pn. 6ran Dcrfes miro iii ibrer
eigeuen %geobnuig bon ben &ribnt.
WGdtern ilbermodt, oie bon @Iilt.
6i9ern oort bingeitellt iuor0en iinO.
Gin @irbrldl Der tiir3lid) 1T Dem
4oloit periibt lpltroe, ben Coils 9.
&irtingtou Dor einer Neibe bon Sabr
eli 5iim 9etrage BON $3,000,000 bat
te erboilcn lniien, brad)te i'll grinner
ing, Dob Oerielbe bon ieinen @rs
batter ME beiuobnt noroen lit Or
beiin6et iid III go. 2. Sft 70. Str.
Gls man ieincr 6ertigltsIlitng al 6ie
innere einridting ging, f~tiir5te elm
pra6tooller grobcr SpiegeI bon ser
@onb, Der a6ergl6ubiider 9eiiter
iaBte 0us alS elm 10 idlimmeS Omen
oltf, Dab er oen GaIait ME bp8og.
3u mieoerbplten Malen oraugen
Ginbredcr uilb Cramps III oieie
&dllme. Der grbaiier lit ieitocm ge-
Seine @ittipe bot neiler.
oaS fiinitiebin einem Club fir feline
3wede oienen miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-06

3eit abaeItefert.

8ir molten uuieren 2elern elm
bradlib periitern oaB Bpibee's
German Ssrup heutautase polttto
has einsise Brdparat i'm Wartte ~
melbes S9Dinbiubt linbert nno
belt. @a ertbalt Die @teeiir1lttel,
als reiner 9beer, Gus5ue pori Ytlar,
3enbars u, %, uelhe als Setlm'ttel
Iiir SuIfen uno Sdwinoiuht BON pen
meoeaip,s-s zen GDnsreden 10 bod &C.
Ifabf i.b. Der Shpinoiit1ttge,
einerlei ub bic Sronfbeit i'm Salle
pber 9unse mus oes Madts 8uee
habe unb bes Mur8ens fret letn pom
Gnfdue BON trodenen uno t%olternoeu
Suiten. Die erfrantten Ebeile ocr'
ianaen mad &ube, 5etlenoer uno
tnoenoer 8ebanbluna, uno Der Asa'
tient beoarf Der iriiden Suit. auter
Rabruns freien Gusmurfs oes wtor'
aens, nit i9neGer unb b%ausrnoer
Si%nberupe. 8leine Slaiahen gu
As Gents eem6bntihe @rbBe nnbeau
9 Mal 70 uiei eutbaltenb 70 Gents.
SIN alien Gppthefen ~ haben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-06
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas, the Kropp Brewing Co.,
a corporation organized and existing
under the laws of the State of Mis-
souri,, now known as the Hermann
Brewing Co., through change of cor
porate name in pursuance of statu-
tory authority, by its deed Of trust,
dated the 9th day of April, 1906,
and recorded In the Recorders Of
flee in and for Gasconade County.
Missouri, in Book No. 81, at pages
321, 1922, 323 and 324, conveyed to
the undersigned trustee, the follow
ing described real estate and proper
W, situated in the County of Gasco-
made, State of Missouri, to wit: Town
Lots No. Twenty-eight (2S), Twenty
nine (29) and Thirty 1907, on East
| Wharf Street, so far as said lots are
not taken for right of way by the
Missouri Pacific Railway Co; and
Lots No. Twenty-four (24), Twenty
five $3.50, Twenty-six (26) and TWEEN
~ty.seven (27), on East Front Street;
and also Lots No. Thirty-eight 1887,
Forty (40), Forty-one (41), Forty-two
(42). Forty-three (43l, Forty-four IA
Forty-five (45), Forty-six (46), For
t~y-seven (47), Forty-eight (4S), Forty
nine (49) and Fifty-one (51), on
East Second Street: and also Lots
No. Thirty-seven $50. Thirty-nine
tytwo t42), Forty-three (4S), Forty
four (44), Forty-five (45), Forty-six
t46), Forty-seyen CAD, Forty-eight
(4S), and Forty-nine (49), on East
Third Street; and also Lots No.
Forty.three (43). Forty-five (45), and
Forty-seyen (47l, on East Fourth
Street, in the City OF Hermann, as
per plat thereof, jim Gasconade Coun-
ty, Missouri, together with the brew.
cry plant located thereon including
all machinery and fixtures contained
In the same; which said conveyance
was made for the purpose set forth
in said deed OF trust, to wit, to Sec
ure the payment of a certain promis-
sorry note therein described;
And, whereas, the note described
In said deed of trust has remained
unpaid at and after the time speci-
fled in said deed for its payment, an
still remains due and unpaid:
Now, therefore, by virtue of the
premises. upon the request of the
legal holder of such note, and In
pursuance of the power Of sale vest
ed in me and contained in said deed
of trust, !, the undersigned trustee,
will on
Saturday, May 9TH, 1910
between the hours Of nine O'Clock in
the forenoon and five o'clock in the
afternoon of that day, at the Court
House door in the City OF Hermann,
in Gasconade County, Missouri, ex-
pose to sale at public cutlery and
sell to the highest bidder, for cash
In hand, the real estate and property
described aforesaid, for the purpose
of executing said trust and satisfy
ing said note, interest and the cost
OF these proceedings.
ROBERT WALKER,
Trustee.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-06
eaat,a5rner fur GARNER.

Die 3eit ipnrtet nid,t.
3aa getboner glrbeit lit gut riiber
Ole @orgenihuio bot Cob i'm
MIno.
@an idIafe nidt Oireft Dor ofe-
mem 6eniter.
@er biuter iid idoirt. 5iebt feline
graoe 5iir6e.
9tillitano lit @iidi6ritt-ma6 aui
Der 5arm.
Sdmlsiges 8rinfpaiier lit @ift
fiir bas @efIiigeI.
Gin gutter 9rirnrten lift nift nit
@elo 5lt pr5ableu.
MiaH iabrt nid)t idneIIer oils 0as
&ferO Iallfen fam.
8er iein 2au6 gut 6~ear6eitet,
er6ielt aud gltte @rnten.
Soil 8ein Credit gut bleiben, 10
Mode feinen 8ebrauh Oabon -
6orOe nidt,
Slnge Sbicre miiiien quite gSob-
rlno, Uiel 9etpegnrrg ltn0 Somen-
ifein babell.
Ginen SetItod oorf man nidt ouf
ben @ooen ieten. Cine llnterlo9e
pm SoI3 1T n6tbio.
6r0blide Meniden iino nidt
Bios 9lifdIide, ionbern and IN ser
6egel Cute @eni6en.
@cnn nie @olfen otf Simplel
tpdreu, 0ann tuiiBten mir oen Soll-
nenidein nid)t 5lt idIdten.
Srcitiiidti9e Sennen ioIlten ob.
geidaift wer6elb Oenn lie peroer.
ben Die gan5e Siibneridoar.
Soil fem llrtrautiomen rcif tper.
Den, 10 lit boS llnfroilt weliigitens
gleif na9 Der 9Iiithe ob5umdbet.
Ser Sarmer lit allf Dem beiten
8egc, etrpas 81 Iernen, Der aus
Der grfabrung zines anoeren cine
quite Sebre 5iebt.
@ander, Der Ser Sorm oen &ii-
den woitbte, Inn IN Die StaOt gu
5ie6en mare frob, nern er mieoer
cuffs SanS 5iebet fonnte.
2ei6er iiebt es aitf bielen Sarml-
bofen 10 aus, als lei elm 8irbeI-
mino barber ge5ogen unb bas
nladt duf ieoen 8eiud1er einen iebr
i6ledten girorild.
8arrter, beoenf, BOB 9eine 8at-
tin Dir INNER trelt our Seite itebt,
uito geiSe nidt, iuetltt iie eiu neues
&lei0 ODER irgeno einen niisliden
@egenitatl6 fiir's Saus piini6t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-06
CIRCUIT COURT DOCKET
May Term A. d. 1910.
49, al 4od0

Way itIih a. ~ lNLV.
list. day May 9th. 1910.
l.. State of Missouri, VS.. Archie x.
Pitts, Robbery.
2. Evelyn Cooper, Administrator
of the estate of l. N. Cooper
VS.. American Central Insurance
Co., Suit on ms. Policy,
8. VIM. Behold, VS.. Chas. Fahr-
ner, Suit on Note.
4. Jacob Tappmeyer ct al. VS.. st,
l.. X. c. & C. r. r. Co, and
C. r. l.. C p. r. r. Co., Dam
ages.
5. Adolph Sieckmann, VS.. Edw.
Hilkerbaumer, ct al. SANDER.
End. day May 10th. 1910.
6. Jennie Seigel, vs.. st. L. X. G.
& C. r. R. Co., and c. R. /.
& p. r. r. Co., Damages.
q. Lizzie Griner, VS.. st. l.. X. G.
& c. R. R. Co., and C.. r. l. &
p. r. r. CO., Damages.
3. s. j. Morgan, g. Il G. of Fran
els Krejci, VS.. VIM. Winter, ct
al, Suit to determine interest
in estate,
8. In the matter Of the applicat-
ion of Fred Wandersee, to be-
come a Citizen.
RETURN DOCKET.
3rd. day, May nth. 1910.
10. Alfred Northup, VS.. David A,
Bugh, ct. al, Damages.
II. Henry Greene. VS.. Sophia
Greene, Divorce.
IL. Lizzie Landwehr, VS.. H. w.
Landwehr, Divorce.
13. Edith Bautzer, VS.. e. H. Baut'
Ter. Divorce.
IA. Henry Bruens. VS.. ]. w. Hens
ley, ct al, Partition.
10. Benna BOIL ct AL, VS.. Mary
Kachur, ct. al, Partition.
16. Joshua Tappmeyer, VS.. Heirs OF
John w. Puvogel, To Quiet
Title.
II. Felix Black, VS.. c. R. i. & p.
R. r. Co, Damages.
IS. Bauer Importing Co. vs.. John
c. Sommerer, Attachment Ac.
count.
10. Minerva Watson, VS.. j. R. Wat
son, Divorce.
20. Hermann Savings Bank VS.. Her
mann Brewing Co. Note.
81. Maggie Stoyall, ct al, VS.. Mod
ern Brotherhood of America,
Suit on Insurance Policy.
%. Malinda G. Afford, VS.. Chas.
w, Powell, Dover in estate.
20. Jas. NJ. Gray. VS., Heirs Of Har-
rison Cordell, To Quiet Title.
"a. H. F. Krause. VS.. Heirs of Ann
j. White, To Quiet Title.
rs. Albert NJ. Westbrook, vs.. Heirs
OF Ann J.. White, To Quiet
Title,
W. ]. ELLIS,
Circuit Clerk.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-06

Die beitcn anitreider. gaiunier.
nebraer II. artiteften 6icies 2anoes
branden nir @onno gitp .Soric
5boemarfe" fir S0uieranitrid
gbriit. Gberlin & Son.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-06

Sdreflide Sfmerssn ee.inSeft
9urd ihredlide Sdmersen &c.
peinist infplse ber @efte unperbau,
ten Speiien, nabm g. o.. @rapipn
0on 2nIa, Drill, Or. Rings Netu
vie Bius, init benz Reiultnte," ME
er Ifreibt. sbaB if furirt mnrbe.s
VILE Maaer unb @ebGrmeunuronun.
gen tuersen aebDben burd3 ibrem lin.
oernben Sinblaana be5Dnbere @iaen.
ld1aften. % Gents In BnIfer Bros.
GsDtbeie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-06

Scrr s. 8. @enieI empfiebIt
fid iiir ollie p~orfommenSen Goiar.
arbeiten- SIN 9ruderei.eebdrbe al
Ifinoen,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-06
ROBERT WALKER.
RtAtsanwalt q. ifI'silittr glaiar.
p.taaHn. Rs.

Dsierat DsEthtsl. HbRratt,. p,rratitstt M
JhAfn mo 1triAujs nnh i,rtist earntFAAs y
ilal3s Rsbsri WeIsss.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-06-03

j. A. Hood, of Emmett, the
corpulent brother of our sheriff,
was in town Tuesday.
j. G.. Bolls and his interesting
little son, Harvie. was in the
city Tuesday.
Mayors court was grinding
some this week.
J. A. Parker, of Union town.
ship, was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Lena Kinsey, of Heber,
Ark, returned to her home last
week after a two weeks sojourn
with her brother, DR.. }. S.
Chastair, uuder whom she was
taking treatment.
The Picayune is twice-a-week,
and full of county happenings.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-06-03
WARDS CHAPEL

The farmers are taking advan-
tage of the pretty weather we
are having now, and making hay
while the sun shines.
The crops are more than an
average, the corn is extra fine
for the chance it has had. Cot
ton is about half chopped and
the potatoes and gardens are
excellent.
| believe the farmers are
beginning to realize that it is
very necessary that they raise
more hogs and corn. and by so
doing, they can live at home and
board at the same place.
There is little sickness around
here now.
Mr.. Bernice Stuart made his
Sun-i-monthly call at Mrs. Dill
Ions last Sunday.
J. D. Mcclure made a business
trip to the City of Roses last
Saturday, returning Sunday.
Bro. Lambert, of Murfrees-
boro, preached a good sermon at
the Chapel Sunday to a large and
attentive crowd.
Quite a number of our young
people attended the singing at
the Methodist church in the city
on last Sunday evening.
Quite a number of Arcadia
folks attended Church here Sun
day. Come again.
Mr.. Geo. {. Moore and Miss
Mary Formby were numbered
with the young people who were
out driving last Sunday evening.
Mr.. Fred King has purchased
for his better half a fine piano.
He believes in doing unto others
as he would have them do unto
him.
On last Saturday morning Miss
Ethel Dillon stuck nail in one
of her feet, causing very
severe pain, but she is able to
move about a little now. Hope
she will be y. X. soon.
We congratulate Miss May
Dillon on her re-appointment as
one of the teachers in the Pres
colt schools. Miss May is good
teacher and deserves much
praise for the position she holds.
Married-On last Saturday
afternoon at the residence of
Hon. j. O. A. Bush, Mr.. Charley
Hawkins, of Oklahoma, to Miss
Emma Wilson, of this commune
ty. MIR. Hawkins is a young
business man of Oklahoma, while
Miss Emma was one of the
charming young ladies of this
community possessed with every
good quality and we certainly
congratulate Mr.. Hawkins on
winning Miss Emma for his life
companion. The writer joins a
host of friends in wishing for
them much Joy and happiness
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-06-03
LOCAL NEWS

case of Chills and Fever. Price 25c
Cut your weeds.
Prescott needs city hall.
Now is the time to cut weeds.
Kill or give away your surplus
dogs.
The City Council meets next
Tuesday night.
Get the rail road and the high
school will be easy.
Fincher's Normal school at
the Public School building next
Monday.
Teachers Institute next Mon
day at the Public School
building.
Hon. J. O. A. Bush attended
the laymen's meeting at Nash
vile last week.
Mound City Paints may cost
a trifie mere, but! w. B.
Waller. "
The farme.s report crops look
ing very we'll but getting foul on
account of so much rain.
Prescott needs a Knockers eX-
termination club. There are
only few here but they should
be promptly executed.
Lost-A pick Axe belonging to
the fire department. 1t way lost
On the way to the fire at Monroe
Lavender's house. Finder will
please return to this office or to
T. G. Moody. Fire Chief.
Jas. Snodgrass is overhauling
some gin machinery for E. De-
Laughter at Boughton this
week, which Mr.. DeLaughter
will move to McMab, Arkansas.
or 6 doses "666" will cure any
case of Chills and Fever. Price 25c'
Mrs. w. A. Newth and child
rem are visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. H. Hile, of near
Bolton Hampstead Co.. and will
probably be away two or three
weeks.
Fl. Worth, Tex. and return
$40. So. account Annual Conven-
ton Christian Endeavor Union
on sale June 7th and 9Th, good
until June 18th.
Strayed-One cream colored
Jersey COW, crunlpled horns,
about 6 or 7 years old. Last seen
in Prescott. Any information
will be appreciated, or reward
for return of cow.
w. H. Hill, Route 3.
Phone 239.
For Sale or Trade-A good
driving and riding horse, will
sell for cash or trade for good
mule. Apply to Bob Jones, l
mile west OF Laneburg, Ark.
J. W. Holloway, OF Rosston,
and b. }. Daniel, OF this city at
tended the annual meeting of
the rural carriers OF the state,
which convened in Little Rock
the first of the week. MOrrilton
gets the next meeting.
Camden and return $500, ac-
count annual meeting OF Ep-
worth Leagues OF NJ. h. Church
South. On sale June CT, good
Tor returning June 10.
San Antonio and return $500
account Oh Mill superintendent
Association. Tickets on sale
June 5 and 6, good for returning
June II.
Little Rock and return 80,
account great Council OF Red
Men. On sale June CT, good
for returning June 10.
Some cows and calves for sale
or trade. Hunter Scott.
Fred Murrah opened up the
Box Ball alley in the Brooks
building on East Elm street
yesterday.
FOR SALE-The Miller Hotel
Property, 100000 Best BUSH
ness lots in rho Citv 150 feet
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-06-03

sell Pianos and Player Pianos
of quality at the most reasonable
prices. Call and see the wonder
full sweet toned little Bou6oir
Player Piano. Price only $3.50.
Sold by A. Monson Music Store.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-14

Masons Witness Near Disaster
from a Flashlight.

A small fire occurred at Monday night :
reception in honor of Robert Judson Ken
worthy. Masonic grand master OF the
state. at the Masonic Temple, Lafayette
and CIerrnont avenues. Brooklyn. Justice
Scudder. of the Supreme Court, BROOKLYN
had presented jewel to the guest OF honor
and the $50 or so guests were about TO De
part when fashlight picture was taken
The flash ignited the curtain OF the
prosceniuu arch. Everybody saw the
flame but as ali knew the building was
freproof no panic followed The photog-
rapher got small stepladder and mounted
il in an attempt 10 reach the blaze he Is
short and stout but athletic. However. ne
could not get within five feet of the fire
that way. so he climbed on the electric
sign welcome and, hanging over 1t. his
feet toward the audience and his head
toward the fame, he beat at the blazing
curtain with his hands.
BY this time some one got d hosepipe in
action, but in aiming the stream at the
fame he deluged the photographer instead.
Laughter had not ceased when misman-
agement of the hosepipe caused the stream
of water next TO find It's way into the grand
piano, which stood open on the platform,
and in a moment the instrument was
flooded Thereupon the hero of the even
ing turned up in a visitor who turned off
the water and thus prevented any further
damage from that source. The fire burned
itself out after destroying the fringe on
the curtain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-14
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and forecRht-N' ash'iis '"iir
Dee. ia bnormalIy high pressure sun PEI
sis7s Throughout; the United States pGl IL -
moderately low over northwest Canada win
resulting southariy winds and "a decided IlS'
III terllueratEr- IL. The upper LAKE region the
Missouri and upper Mississippi valleys and 'h+
,Sorthgrsg- il the East and south '"'''
weather continues. with rains and mueh -"
temperatures over the south portions 81 'h'
teezt f;ulf states There vas no other preeipi-
tarion Of consequence. generally clear weather
prevailing
Low temperatures VIII continue Nednfs'1S
and Thursdas IA the South. with more i1liS
ia the south portions Of the west Gun s'a''S'
extending by Thursday in the south PORTIONS
~ the cast Gulf and south Atlantic H'a'"s
t,ise.. here the weather viii b. fair sa'es''a9
I'D THURSDAY. vith higher tempo rat - iio'',
,b. ,,pper Mississippi valley and N" Hpp.i
lake region eastward and moder"te temper
srfIreS ip the west a.
TDe winds along ,as Nea England COAST VIII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-14

be noderate to brisk west and southwest
middle Atlantic coast, moderate southwest Ia
south. south Atlantic coast, moderate north
asst east Gulf coast. light to moderate mort h
east. west Gulf coast, moderate northeast. and
on Lake Michigan brisk and mostly south
Steamers departing Wednesday for Euro
near ports will have moderate south to south
yyesr winds with fair weather, To the Grand
p INKS
Eor.cast for special Locaiities.-For the Dis
trirr of Columbia and Maryland. fair to-day and
Thursday: light west winds, becoming south
eriy.
For Virginia fair and warmer to day and
,,-,ur.day. light variable winds
For Delaware New Jersey and Eastern Penn
-,,,an3. fair to-day and Thursday. with rising
,54,,,1srattIre light to moderate, variable winds
becoming south
a., with rising temperature. moderate west 10
49, Sew England, fair to-day and Thursday
- .tos,V rising temperature; moderate to
.ii, sesf 10 southwest winds.
p' ~ xs--srern PeHnsy wanna. fair and warmer
-. fsir THURSDAY: brisk southwest winds.
!" ia, la western New York cloudy ana warmer
a.. fair Thursday; brisk 20 moderately high
southwest winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-14
WHITMAN EXAMINES WIDER
District Attorney After Facts in
Bank Cashiers Confession.

Erwin J. Wider the defauItiug cashier
Of the AnglO-Chinese Bank, underwent a
rigid cross-examination yesterday by Dis
trict Attorney Whitman. The statements
made by Wider in his confession were the
basis of the examina ton, which VIII be
continued to-day.
Although it was understood Wider had
endeavored TO account for the s240.OOO bal
ance of the s56O.OO0 which he stole from the
banks strong box, and had implicated
others In his larcenies. District Attorney
Whitman is not accepting anything said by
him as fact without thorough investigation
Nothing has been substantiated up to this
time
Il nave not and I will not discuss Vic
er's statements said District Attorney
Whitman last night Nothing In his con-
fession has been disclosed by me, nor will
anything be disclosed by me until the
proper time"
James ". Osborne. counsel for Wider.
stated yesterday that no informa ton re-
garding Widers confession had ernanated
from his office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-14
CHARLTON WRIT IS SERVED
New Jersey Prosecutor TO Confer To.
day with the Italian Consul.

The writ Of habeas corpus granted by
Judge Rellstab. in Trenton. \. j. Saturday
for the production of Porter Charlton at
Trenton on next Monday was served on
Prosecutor Garven. Judge Blair and Sheriff
Kelly, at the Hudson County Court House.
yesterday. Notices that the writ had been
granted We're served on them last Mon
day.
The prosecutor will confer to-day in New
York with the italian Consul concerning
the case. A dispatch from Washington says
the extraditiOu warrant for Charlton was
delivered Monday by the State Department
to the Italian Embassy. The habeas corpus
will stay the warrant.