New-York tribune., 1910-02-20

GOO. and the stock of TIE Central Radiator
Company of New Jersey, amounting 10
100000.
Justice Martin in the United States Cir
cult Court denied the special immunity
plea interposed by Secretary Charles K.
Heike of the Sugar Trust against his prose
cution for completely in the sugar weigh
ing frauds on the Havemeyer II Elder
piers at Williamsburg. Heike Will be pul
on trial on March 1 with the former en-
pIoyes of the company with whom he was
indicted.
The immunity bath seems to haVe gone
drv," commented Busy Man Too many
men used it Any new developments al
the national capital?'
eft now turns out" replied Constant
Reader. that there will Ue no publicity for
the returns made under the provisions of
the corporation tax unless Congress shaIl
enact special legislation TO that end, and
this is regarded as highly improbable eS-
peciallv while the question OF the constltn-
tionality of the law is pending in the courts.
The Secretary of the Treasury has dis
covered that il viii require special ap-
propriation of $4,000 TO make the returns
under the corporati ton tax matters OF pub
lie record and Furthermore, that Congress
has prohibited the use of any part of the
s10aOOO provided for the collection of the
tax for the payment of persons within the
District of Columbia These facts Mr..
MacVeagh communicated TO the Executive.
ANY persons of Importance die?" asked
Busy Man.
Colonel Robert Neville. one of the fore
most owners of steeplechase horses in
America, died at his home in Upperville,
Loudoun County. Va.
THE Rev DR.. William Everett. we'll
known scholar and former Congressman.
died at his home in Quincy, Mass, after
a long Illness His death was due to gen
eral breakdown, fastened, 1t is believed.
by the closing of Adams Academy found
ed by President John Quincy Adams. OF
which DR.. Everett principal for thirty
wears. Gustave Book, the cigar manufact-
urer died from pneumonia in Havana, al
the age CT seventy-three years. Cuba held
no better known man nor wealthier than
Gustave Book To the world at large he
gave many famous brands of cigars. Henry
V. Donnelly, once well known actor and
later manager of the Murray Hill Theatre,
died from Bright's disease at his home in
this city. General St. Clair 4. Mulholland
died in Philadelphia He was seventy lone
years old, and had been United States pen
sion agent in that city since 1894. Seth
Barton French. of this city. died al the
ROYAL Poinciana Hotel, at Palm Beach
Fla, after a long Illness. Until his re-
tirement from active participation In busi-
ness four years ago Mr.. French was
prominently identified with large financial
enterprises. George Holland. actor. and
who up to a year ago was manager Of the
Girard Theatre. Philadelphia, died in that
city E. NJ Holland. of The New Theatre,
is a brother OF the dead man. Mr.. Hol-
land was a member of family of actors
nearly as well known on the American
stage as the Booths or the Jeffersons.
what else happened that l ought to re-
MEMBER asked Busy Man
THE third Parliament OF King Edward
assembled but the ceremony was of the
simplest character. all royal pageantry
connected with the state opening being
postponed to February "a The interval