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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-25
COURT REMOVES E. K. STALLO
IS ADWgNISTRATOR or NDON-
ans SHRt NkEN EST Az.
surety Csmpanir- which HAD Bonded Him
ASKED TO he R-,se, e,i. and Ste Failed
ts File New Bssais on Time tii> sn,en-
tor, show rt OnI, si.s3s.s1a ASSETS

Edmund X Stallo. the lawyer and rail-
road promoter Of I65 broadway. was re-
moved yesterday by Surrogate tnhaian
rs administ rator of the estate Of has iirst
wif-'s father. Alexander Mcdonald. the
Standa rd Oil man WI whom ne had been
associated in business and a. guardian oil
his TWO children. Helen and Laura Stallo
The Surrogst. also gave Stallo tw"n'v
days in which TO ;ile an accounting ot his
acts a. administrator and guardian
The application for S,allo's removal was
made by william J Griffin a. counsel for
four surety companies which bonded Mr.
Siallo in 9, OO0.G 90 as administrator OF IN"
Mcdonald .stat. and in Sac oOO "a guar
dian for each OF IN. children The surety
companies applied some weeks ago TO toe
relieved o. their bonds and the Surrpglr"
gave Srallo until December - ia OBTAIN
new bonds He failed 80 do 80 and he
application for his removal followed
The surety companies first took action
foil wing an inventory OF IN. Mcdonald
esJar q which was filed by MIR Stsllo after
a iud ymeni creditor of the firm Of MELON
ilI N ~dliD ndh fONiptItsNi nun VI bo -
This inv DRY was a surprise To the surety
companies because by Mr. Stallo's figures
the firm itself was unsolvent and IN" So
tate OF Alex and.r Mcdonald. which was no.
liable for the debts of The firm. amounted
Tn only 81 81. go net. whereas IL was
supposed that Mr. Mcdonald left AZ least
si5.OsOO0 Mr. Stallo said then that
complete e. animation oi the firms books
mi CHIT show thar Mr.. Mcdonald WAS in
debted 10 him IN AN even Larger amount
than he had stated
The Mcdonald estate has been tho sub
iAct of freauent motions before she sur
rognre Last August Mr. Stallo asked the
Surrogate 10 permit AN allowance TO he
paid out OF the Mcdonald estate for the
main enance OF his daughters who IN
hsrited the bulk Of their grandfather :
estate The application was denied he
cause StaIlo failed to show that he could
not provide for his daughters out Of his
own means and didn't state Shst their
present income il
Helen Mcdonald Stallo ~ 10 wears old
and her sister Laura il -. Their mother
died when they were small. and they lived
most Of the time with their grandfather
After his death they went 10 live with
their father at the Waldorf Astoria. Mr.
>rallo was married in 1904 To the former
Mrs. Dan Hanna
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-25
lOT NJ orr fORf.IR.
Prarti>e,i TIN site ssaisi Z ounierf-ii H~r
NIslrrss'> signature.

Linda Bloomque~l 10 v"ar- cd % -
Fat Thirty first street Bayounr. Wa
arr.Iign-a before Re, orde- Mara y--T"r-
day charged with having passed TWO
forged check, bearing n" nam" OF Mrs
J VI C!ark Of p Eas Thirty third ~t-ec,
NV who.I she VA -rnpioyed lis maid
ON. of IN. checks va- for - - ami he
other FOR ~
The girl confessed 10 IN" R"oori-~ thai
IN" forged the. rh.CN- aud abe Wa heli
for rh- Grand Jury. Sh. had got hold Of
4 letter bearing Mr. clark -isn'tur"
and had pract SD writing II ant! -h-'
could make - gopi imitation. Sh" got
blank checks from IN" back OF Mr-
Cla'k- ch.ckbook Th. gIri -iri thai
she spent the mon''y going Ia moving
pictIIr.. shows ard buying cheap "welry
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-25
FREE FOR CHRISTWiS ONLY.
FIght Mountain MOoRshinrrs Promise the
Judge 10 Return to Jail

ATLANTA Ga. Dec. - Moved ny the
letters from wives and children IN the
north Georgia mountains asking hlm -
permit their husbands and fathers to
come home for Christmas United states
Judge Newman ordered eight moon
sinners Who are serving sentences in the
Atlanta Jail released this morning.
Il am sending you home for Christ
mas -aid the Judge to return to Jhil
after tn. holidays and complete yout
sentences Can | trust you''
You can. Judge -aid the old moon
sinner who acted "a spokesman No
mountaine-r ever broke his pledged
word
The Federal officials say the old man
IL right and that the eight will return TO
laIl a. soon a. Christmas passes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-25
wOM,N D,>,wITER AMY.
T~ ir- Con, irtes. Of Blowing . the Home
Of . california judge.

OAEr AID. TaI Doc - ifi"r de
Iiberating nine hours N. jury IN IA. case
Of Mrs Isabella J Martin. charged With
having dvnamited ne HON. II Superior
Judg. Ogden on March ~. 1907. returned
A verdict IL guilty lest night. recommend
ing The defendant To the extreme mercy
OF TIA Court The verdict marks the end
OF The second trial of the case. In the
first ,rial. ~Af which testimony was gwen
tina, th. woman had plotted to kill several
public mer. she was convicted and sen
Z enCed to life imprisonment. An appeal
to the supreme Court hrru CHIT an orde
for n new trial
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-25
~ UNION VEN JtfIED.
Colorado Miners Get q Year Apiece for
Violence Despite Injunction.

DENVER. Col. Dec. 2i.-Sixteen strik-
ing miners from Lafayette. a coal camp
twenty miles from Denver. were each
sentenced to one year in the county Jail
IN the District Court to-day for violating
an injunction. Bail pending an appeal
was denied.
The strikers were en- oiRsti on November
70 on application 81 the Northern Coal
and Coke Company from interfering with
the work 81 the company or the men enI-
pIoyed in the mine The order was issued
against all members Of the United Mine
Workers Of America rbo formerly worked
in the mine A few DAYS al 20 three en-
pIOyees % tho Sampson mine were as
saiIted by the men now IN jail.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-25
SAD CHRIsTMas FOR PITS \.
The Pope In Pssr Health and Worse Spirits
His sisters His Dinner s:urst..
. nrrL.ll IIAI.. naan.rtLA

SPECIAL taois Dsspuish 40 TEE SUN
RoMs. Dec. 2t-Ths Pope has been
greatly worried over several recent in
cid-nts more or lesa connected with
modernism and his health has suffered
in consequence He is bodily and men
tally depressed. ia gradually losing his
appetite and Is becoming pale and some-
what emaciatsd. His spirits Are low.
Although he has not been troubled by
the govt lately the doctors fear re-
currence Of this trouble. as the Pontif
refuses to reform his sedentary habits
and does not take any eNercis. out of
doors. Indeed for the last three mont h
h. has not left his apartments. and his
only exercise has been walking up and
down the halls and loggias. which ar.
steam heated.
lie has taken a great dislike 80 the VatI
can gardens, which he says remind him OF
cemetery. He spends his days mostly
IN granting audiences and praying in his
private chapel Last year the Pope =
brother. Angelo. came from Rie-i and
spent Christmas at the Vatican. but
Plus will spend this one alone FL. has
written To his brother not To neglect his
family for his uhe Pope's, sake.
Christmas IL kept at the Vatican like
any other holy day with the exception
that the Pope says midnight mass in his
private chapel. His two sisters. his
niece and his private secretary receive
communion from his hands The sisters
and the niece din. with the Pope on
Christmas Day.
DR. Petacci endeavored 10 dissuads
the Pope from celebrating midnigh,
mass tonight as he " oula run the risk
OF catching cold in the unheat.cs chapel
The Pope was obstinate and would not
break the rule he has followed for ffty
years. He consented. however. that
the mass shou ID be celebrated at a port
able altar in his bedroom. Consequently
his sisters and nlecr " III not attend
There are no audiences during the
Christmas holidays. but the Pope is
equally busy. often with work that
should b. done by his secretaries. such
as ordinary correspondence. answering
applications for relief and similar routine
work.
Plus y hates to be unemployed He
says he feels lOn.ler when he has not h Z
TO do and work i. the only remedy agains,
the tedium OF his III. The DOCTOR on
the contrary. saw h. needs rest very
badly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-25
Va lawn FOR R0SENBu w..
New York waa q Have Him. Panama wont
and He ia. No Board 10 Pay.

BENJAMIN Rosenbaum ~ back IN New
York or. rather. he il al Ellis Island
He left this port al the insiaence OF IN"
immi graf ION aui horitie- on December '
on tn. st-an-h :, Advance for Panama
and cam. back On he same ship becaus"
the Panaman authorities would not lei
him land th"rs
Ros.nba,Im lived in New York for some
ten YEAR. il - said and then last July
went To Panama There secret serSlc"
agents accused him OF being engaged IN
the whit" -lav" trade. and tn" Panama
aut horiri"- d.ported him II. arrived IN
New York on the steamer Panama and
went to Ellis Island Then h" was put
under bonds to await trisl But later
IN" bond was recalled his petition for
permission to land was refused and he
wA> ordered sent hack "a Panama
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-25
NORRIS. DE ~ MIrE. TO VARY.
Mrs. .. ". ". Curtlss'S son Eng aged Ia
Miss Waters of Ma<hinxtsn.

BRiDGF PORT. Dec - ~ The engagement
j. announced OF Keith Morris. deaf mute
and son OF Mrs Julia Watt Morris Curt ISIS
Ia Miss Helen May Waters OF Washington.
ID q When Morris came OF age n few
months ago his mother gave dinner
party. Her conduct at that party has
been rehearsed in court proceedings for
the purpose of defeating her efforts to he
freed OF the conservator OF her estate who
was appointed at the request Of her rria-
tive-
Young Morris said to-day that through a
mutual acquaintance. Mrs. George Flick
OF Chicago he was presented Ia Miss
Waters at the Washington railroad station
last February Miss Waters was inter-
ested in Morri-'s plucky endeavor TO over
come his muteness By study h. has
become able to carry on with those who
know him conversation almost a. readily
a. the average person He reads lip- with
facility.
Mis-. Waters'- interest IN Morris led To
clo-e friendship that resulted in their Sc
Cret engagement. Morris recently OBJ
tanned the consent Of hi- mother The
wedding is planned for next August
Miss Waters is an orphan living with her
aunt Miss Fannie Myers. IN Washin gton
Two sisters and two friends will he brides
maids and two niece- will he flower girls
Gecr ge Douglas Carter Of Frederick sourg.
Va. according to Mr. Morris. will be best
man
Morris j. the second OF three children OF
Mrs Curtlss He II an expert hor-eman
He has been living at his mothers home in
Sasco Hill. Last week I've had a house
party in honor Of JOHNNY Have. winner
Of tn. Olympic Marathon Ne receives
an annuity of 81 , .ODSa and j. ore If the three
heir 10 Mn. Gnri - Z. l.-iaI..-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-25
~ RE-, 40, TO BE MRS. HJGLEY
va, or secretary ForwaFd Their a~ttrrs
10 the Ian "a where Ladies' 90 srairs.

The plant written 10 Mayor Gaynor
by n HiRl"y of Portland. Ore. asking
the Mayor TO find n wife for him because
LADIES' ~ very scars out Here. 10 finding
response Tn. letter was delivered AZ
the City Hall on Thursday morning and
within fort eight hours replies wery
received from fifteen wcrssn who wsrs
willing 10 go o Port land and take q chance
with Higlsy.
Robert Adamson, secretary 10 tho
Mayor. has Esnt those letters TO Higlsy
He enclosed with the letters a Christmas
gressinR and q hope that Mr. Higley
might be sbIs 10 make a choice from tho
writer's
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-25
HELpFD rHE LETTERriRRiERS.
D~n, rr People Let Them Z 90 Their Autos
10 Ip~it> rr Christmas Parcels.

DENvER. col Dec. -. Persons IN IN"
re- id.nc. section where IN. mail Is
h.s West were >urpris~d this morning
To 80. automobiles stop in front of their
houses and discharge uniformed letter
carriers carrying thrisfmas burdens.
The ,Arrter:s explained that many Gito-
mobile owners after getting downtown
had placed their machines AZ TN" dis
posal Of carriers rnCbhng them 10 dis
tribute hug. loads Of mail RAPIDLY
The fad spread. All day autos burned
ia christmas packages with men IN graz
hanging on their sides wer" living over
'h,. city
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-25
ENRITO CaRt >O. 0ILPTOR.
Gives Friends Bronze s,Atuettes Of HiB'
self Modelled lbs Himself

Enrico CarlIso. sculptor. who also sings.
gilddened almost everybody around the
Metropolitan Opera House last night by
bronze statusttes OF himself
cast by himself from clay model fash
Toned by himself Signor C,ruso already
has achieved fame a. caricaturist. and
a. already mentioned ne IL known IA q
singer not only in the Fast but in cities
like Chicago a. well. The bronzes of
himself which Yesterday he gave forth
are HIS first attempts at modelling.
Th. statu.tta shows the sculptor in a
bllhkin pose with the well known Caruso
face also twisted To the biilikin grin. bu;
still keeping "A ~-mhls nee ~ the artist
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-25

PHILADELPBIA. Dec - More than
sos 900 IN cash was distributed rhi- morn
ing by the John b stst-on Company to
employees The highest bonus paid Ia
a man was sios ~ and the highest TO a
woman sees The average bonus was
81 10
In addition each man got ha choice. Of
a turkey or a hat and every woman and
girl got box Of gloves and a box Of candy
Three men had don. such good work
that each was presented with a Is OS
endowment life insurance policy The
firm will paw the premiums
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-25
va WORD or .IIiTOR GR,rE.
60, evBmrnt Tug searches the North sea
In Vain for Missing Wan.


LONDON. Dec. "a Government tug
which went inro the North Sea yesterday
in search OF Cecil y. Grace. the missing
aviator. has returned TO Dover. II re-
ports thai IL saw nothing of him or his
areoplane.
Up to late hour tonight no news had
been received Of him. Tn. search by
land and sea continues. however
A news agency despatch from Am~rer-
dam said this morning that an sirShIp
without a passenger had been picked mp
in the North Sea. II was thought that
this might he the aeroplans IN which
Grace started on his return trip across
the Channel. Tonight. however, there
4. no confirmation OF the report
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-25
yO WtJCH FOR THE HORNET.
|. -. Cruisers sent tn the uonsiuran
Coasts, where There's More Trouble

wAsHINoToS Dec "a 4 revolutionary
movement against President Davila Of
Honduras has been star. eel on the north
coast Of Honduras. according 10 advices
received to-day At IN. state Depart msn'
The gunboai Yorktown. n corin'o. has
been ordered TO proceed 20 Amapaia and
the cruiser Tacoma. on the Atlantic side.
has been instructed 10 keep q sharp watch
ON the activities Of the gunboa Hornet
which sailed from New Orleans recently
for Cape Gracias Adios on an alleged
revolut Ionary expedition.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-25
a.lff 20 Mrs. Tart.

WASHINGTON. Dec ~ Mrs TAn re-
ceived to-day q gift from the ladies Of
the Cabinet circle II 10 ring mounted
with . superb ruby surrounded BY dia-
ronds The presentation was made by
Mrs Knox. wife Of the Secretary OF State.
A handsome brooch was presented TO Mr.
Taft last year by the Cabinet womsR
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-25
ROOF DOrk FOR tIRSHfP.
q Ia Acre LANDING Place O." Be PRO, Isi-d
Atop GambrIdxe Garage.

C,uBrrfoV. nec - 4 large tract Of
land fronting on the Charles River Bou!--
ward near the Cottage Farm Bridge
has b-~n sold to VI VI Gulesian, who will
erect a group Of cement garages
The roof- will be 80 constructed that
about four and one-half acres will be-
made available for a'r-hIp-. On the
rear Jlart Of the roof there will be on.
additional story, in whiIh rooms will
he built large enough TO house each iier
thar lands
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-25
HtLF Z ron or GOLD.
Nlc~ Gonsix nnirnt Comes D., Deg sled
from the idltarot.

SEwA"r. hIa>ka. D-c 20 Hall Ion
of gold has jas, hr.n brought our over
the trail on dog -led- by five M ner- from
the Iditarod di>trir
The gold will h.. SCI - he Gov"rnm"n'
a~-i, Office az sea L.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-25
Mother Killed and son %, -reomr b, Gas.

Nra Elizabeth Lee. ~ years old. was
-,Iffocated nv gas IN her rooms At I'll
Kinzsland avenue. Williamsburg, yes
tsrday afternoon. and her son William.
?, years old Who slept in the same room
with his mother. was made unconscious.
lie IN IN ST CafhsTins's Hospital. where
the doctors -Ay he has chance Of re-
coyrry. The couple were found by Will
lam Furnian ~ the -aFne address. who
detected the 0dor ~ gas and traced IL
10 ire 80 apartment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-25
rOlSrOy.s NEpHEw COMING.
win Booua scheme Ia Bus basma>a Po'
Hama for Memorial Museum.
spffiU TIJfT DTsDIfrh 70 THk NtN
H., L nrnira.kx Mtnl

BERLIN. Dec - kumirs'ky Michael.
a nephew Of the late Count Tol-toy. will
sail for New York on December II on the
steamer Campania IN rhe interest of the
American scheme Ia purchase Toi-toy'~
estate. Nasnaya Polisnn. and convert Il
into a mlIreIm in Tol-toy.- memOry.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-25
VII, NOR rE CowyORTAR,E,

- gu..g south ibis Winter select the new
~ .f - srnAh Line. with large stAtsgOorns.
. -.~ ""sts decks attractive uluaar. writing
.f 2 |l1-GA. and Standard dining serNicr,
~ roni fort desired.
-.-.s M 30 sai- ana berth Once S7 bwaS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-25

gIortda RoHte-AtisntieC Coast Lac.
Famous Trsins Daily. -Paimetto Lid Jss
.Coa., line Fiorids Man. 90 p V. i-ia B'wsy
-Aas.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-25

Ian ian 20 iTin rs YiA PM r Pine.
h,,rsv IT'S A V sssboard Ar Line. iiH B'way.
--A6D
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-25

ONE NHHI our 70 PAIm 1E 49,
lois p u only via all Pullman seaonerd Florida
Limited eHsrsivs Jan. sth. our "a " train
A9s,
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-09-22
FOREIGN NEWS BITS

Deaths from cholera continue to
grow in Italy.
Emperor William of Germany will
visit st. Petersburg in November.
A papal decree instructs the Con.
gregation of the Holy Office to place
in the index expurgatorius, which is a
list of books Catholics are forbidden
to read, the modernist reviews and
books.
The cholera epidemic, which, orig
mating in Southern Russia, has claim.
ed already upwards of 100000 victims,
is stretching its way across Asiatic
Russia.
1t is reported that Turkey and Rus,
STA have entered into a military al
lance, and that the convention indi
Gates Turkeys reapproachment with
the powers in the triple alliance.
A dispatch fom Funfkirchen, Hun
gary, says that a formidable bomb
was discovered lying on the railroad
track in front of Emperor William S
train.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-09-22
BRIEF NEWS OF TIL VT.

The freight rate hearing before the
interstate commerce commission ex
aminers, in which the railroads opeH
ating in western territory are seeking
to Justify a proposed increase IN
freight rates, was resumed in Chicago
Monday.
The tariff board met in Washington
Wednesday to lay the foundations Tor
the beginning of the scientific invesu-
CATION of the three most important
schedules of the Payne-Aldrich law.
The Nebraska State Railway Com
mission has entered an order permit
ne the Union Sock Yards of South
Omaha to increase rates 100 per cent.
The railroads of the state were or
dered to absorb these additionai
charges or show cause on or before
October "a why they should not DO So
The Klondike placer mining distrlc'
in Yukon Territory, has produced
$3.50, 900 in gold since 1898, and
mining experts estimate the amount
vet to be mined will equal that al
ready produced.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-09-22
GLENDALE LABRATORY

Since the opening of the school
year, the directors Of Glendale have
foun dit necessary to establish lao-
ratory, owing TO the demand OF the
nigh school students, who wish to
cake up Botany.
At present only the essential APP
paratus has been purchased, put tie
directors hope to add piece by pee
until thorough course In plant HE
may be offered.
Not only will the Botany class ben
eft by the addition, but the physiol-
ogy classes throughout the building
will be enabled to carry on expert
ments which heretofore We're I'M
possible.
A compound microscope has been G
tanned and considerable interest rs
manifest among the students. Alec
hol lamps, test tubes and chemicals
have arrived and a systematic search
will he commenced to ascertain the
rourishment derived from certain
| foods.
1t is hoped that many high school
students will avail themselves Of
the opportunity offered, and JON
the ranks of those who are all
| ready delving into the mysteries o.
nlart life.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-09-22
Divine Eirds,

Water birds Which are ordinarily
able to float high on the water can
also sink at viii by eSpeIiing the air
which is inel9sed within the film of
feathers surrounding tbeir bodies. thus
making them heavier than water. This
mex hauieal trick On lie part of div
Ing birds is probably familiar to all
who have watched the kingtisher at
Close quarters ana have noted the sud
den contraction in tie birds apparent
size Is II taIsps the plunge This is
much more easily observed in the case
of the starting. witch sometimes imi-
tateS the kineHsher By plungine into
water fer food Tie shrinkase of the
bird in apparent size is very apparent
when, after lowering above the sur
face, il turns downward to dive.-Zo-
Ol0oiSt
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-09-22
POLITICAL NEWS

The Republican state campaign
opened at Kenton, Ohio, with Warren
G. Harding. candidate for governor,
and James Wilson, secretary of agri-
culture, as the principal speakers.
Insurgents were victorious in three
out of twenty-five congressional dis.
tricts of Illinois in the primary cleo.
ton.
Representative Henry Sherman Bou.
tell, who was defeated in the primar.
les by F. H. Gansbergen, who pro
claims himself a progressive Repubsi l.
can, states that he will run indie.
pendently.
With one element standing for in.
surgent ideas and another insisting
that such men as Senators Dolliver,
Cummins, La Toilette and Bristow
shall not be invited into Indiana BY
the party Organization the Republi
cans are about to open their cam
paign.
OF most interest in the field OF
politics will be the congressional pri-
maries in Minnesota, where the pro.
gressives are making bitter fights on
Representatives Tawney and Nye, both
regulars and staunch supporters OF
Speaker Cannon. Other political
events of the week will be the pri-
maries in Oregon, the Republican and
Democratic state conventions in II.
linois, and the Republican state con-
yentions in Colorado and New Jersey
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-09-22
THE WORLD
NEWS OF NOTED PERSONS
NEWS NOTES

Senator Robert NJ. La Toilette is
suffering from an ailment that NAV
require an operation, according to
James A. Frear, secretary of state of
Wisconsin.
The mantle of Woodrow Wilson,
president of Princeton University
who will tender his resignation as the
result of his nomination for governor
by the New Jersey Democrats, may
fall upon the shoulders of ex-Mayor
George B. Mcclellan, OF New York,
who is the most talked of man for the
successorship.
A break in President Taft's vaca-
ton came Tuesday when he left Bev-
erly for Washington to confer with
the members of his cabinet on various
public matters demanding attention.
After ten days stay in the capital,
the president will return to Beverly,
Washington for the winter, about DC.
tober Is.
Frank Bertran, to whom was voted
a medal by congress for heroism at
the battle of Manila Bay, is dead He
was a member of Admiral Dewey's
flagship Olympia, and when the Span
ish flagship was sinking, carried a
line aboard her, saving nearly 200
lives. Several European countries
awarded him medals for bravery.