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The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1910-01-06

Vienna, Jan. S.-Five penkniyes
were extracted from a patient who
was operated on at the hospital in
Salts II was found that he was a
sword swallower BY profession. He is
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1910-01-06

a wise exchange says: "The
Qe to advestise is when you
business. The time to
~ when you are ready to
aside and give the other fell
Tow a chance.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1910-01-06
WITH HOLIDAY OVER MEMBERS
WILL LABOR FOR EARLY
ADJoURNMENT
PLANS TO PUSH SUPPLY BILL
Senate Not SO Far Advanced In Its
Wcrk as the House, Will Hold
Short Daily Sessions and
Long Reeesses.

Washington, Jan. 4.-Congress will
begin business in earnest this week
With the Christmas holidays behind
them and with the preliminary ante
holiday plans completed, both houses
will start in upon reconyenlng with
the intention of keeping their hands
to the pillow to continue until "the
crop is laid by which it is now be-
lieved win take place in the early
summer.
The senate is not so forward with
its work as is the house, and the for
mer body may experience difficulty
in finding something to do during the
first few days of its sitting. But the
house calendar Is already well flled
and as soon as the formalities per
nit that body will get down to serious
business. Both houses reconvened
at 10 o'clock, noon, today, but the
announcement of the recent death
Of Senator McLaurin of Mississippi re-.
suited in adjournment OF both for the
day out Of respect to his memory.
Supply Bills Well Advanced.
Wednesday viii be calendar day in
the house, and that body will take up
the Mann bill for the reorganization
of the government of the Panama
canal zone. 1t is believed this measure
will be disposed OF in one days time,
and with it out OF the way the house
will attack the appropriation bills
The army supply bill is already on
the calendar, and by the time It is
passed the Notifications bill will be
ready for consideration. After the fort
ifications measure will come the ur.
gent deficiency. the agricultural and
the navy bills. Even the smdry bill
and the legislative bills are we'll
blocked out In committee.
indeed. appropriation legislation is
further advanced in the house than
ordinarily at this session, and it Is
the opinion OF the experts that the sup
ply bills will be so rapidly turned
out by the committee as to render 1t
possible for the house to give almost
continuous attention to them during
the next two months.
Short Sessions in Senate.
The senate committee on appropria-
tons will begin soon the consideration
of the bill making appropriations for
the District of Columbia, which all
ready has passed the house, and I'M
III it is reported the senate viii oc-
cupy its time with the consideration
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1910-01-06
Two Hurt IN IlIInoIs Miro

Sorrento, H., Jan. Thomas Chest
nnt and Horace Wiley. miners were
both Bzdiy injured by falling slate n
the Pocahontas coal mine.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1910-01-06

Unless ''Rom" is the man look
Il to see where "they keep
COAL" his friends are unable
him in the Louisville Her
ktoo of "the New Capital
ev salons" None Of
.e figures are tall enough. 1t is
fought he may be standing
Faight up ION the inside sup
lrting the capital dome while
3 heavyweight Democratic
TORS are in the Lookout.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1910-01-06
would ysF like to have
Tine vivisested and turned
Hike flsis2s "Mischell''
itch =

ey talk xbpst the hardship,
sturning BOOKS and study,
& woulds Spu like to. be the.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1910-01-06
Mr.. HarrIman's Ambassador.

r. Hartman. for all his wealth,
not purse proud" said a New
broker. yet he thought a lot Of
ly. He used 30 tell. with good
Iof sympathy, a story about the
'an ambassador to the court OF
XIV.
uis XIV, playing cards at Yer
dropped q franc on the floor
ooped tD look for It. Then Mr..
1enan's Russian ambassador, who
cry rich, said with a scorAfui
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1910-01-06

9essarv 70 support Life.
3rnle two productive acres of
kseQHired for each tnhabitant
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1910-01-06

p ne assist your majesty
,fhe Crook out a 1.0oe-franc note,
! 1t, and held it near the ground
Aprch,'@
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1910-01-06
suecess.

Some men act upon ting flsnn2efa
tb9t in order 10 be successful "a b1us
nezs it is always neoeshaFy to oonor
other people to wait In the an{e1V1
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1910-01-06

Masonic Lodge-E. w. Turner,
No. 54S meets lst. and Bird. Fridays
in each month.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1910-01-06

Stan1waite, Tribe No. 81, Red nsn
meets every Friday sleep.
~ nsss q. s. CRENsHAw. q. of ~
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1910-01-06
-. Miss LlzzrE HURB, See.

Ben Hur lodge, EsrlinRssn.,
Court, No. 81 meets every Sad aad
9Th Friday might at new ViststF..
Hall.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1910-01-06

Woodmen Of the World, CatxlEz
Camp No. soi meets every wedusa-
day night. All members are ear
nestly- requested TO be there.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-29

So Gr5on ieete nit cin mcuig
3iinofraiit elm Siilf)el trofenel
Wooies in 9rano. Mag,li bites arf
ons 9limmenbe Mpos. alls mcid)cln
balo cine fniitcrnoe 6lannlc ernpor.
ldlug. nn meldcr man mn, eilen Der
obgcbrohenen Sitten5peigc un5iin.
betc. Nit oieier iln~propiiirten iSafel
periehcn, 9iug Mo9ui poran llllo
ifiittclte iibcr ibrem aopfe oerl bar.
5ieen 9ranb, oila Incident elm mci.
Der. langgc5ogclcr Haiit entpor.
mirbeltc.
Sest crit fonittc ga Gll;olt cillcn
torldenoen glid nltf bos @eiid)t lei.
mes 9cgleitcrs merfcn. Iie ,3iiae bcs
ll%nbcfoltnten marcn Don ntloerbarcr
Heinhcit Der, Torm. aher 10 bIcidl oaB
lie ans'aben mic in Wormor gcbdll.
ell, ltno Der lpciBc Bart unb Dos
meiBe Soar itnd)en faulnl oopon ob.
Ter Gupltan 5uftc 5ulonmcn ulo
fonrte cine 0eberoe oes Gritaunens
nift unterbriidcn.
.Wns feblt Gub?" irogtc i'm hcr
llnbefannte, peld)cr bicie gcpegullg
bemerfte.
.Neiiire," 'ogte 2a Gu5on. Dor
5pei Stiinbel aanntet rSbr mir in
ienem acrfer, no SIR lett sipaIljig
Sabren cinen Ycfreier crpartct, mel.
men Nanen. @oat SIR, Cop id)
eitb ben Glren ioge?"
Zen meinigen!" ontlportetc Der
llnbefannte; rpie fonlitct SIR lin
wiiIen9 Sd ielbit babe inn beinabe
~pcrgeiieu gelernt."
.@as fommt oorniif on, >lpie i'd
ibn erfabren. oafern id i'm nur
metBysa / ii 4.s1r.a-g ,ssr aur
Ger l%lnbefanntc i6iitfc} Ute 'brn
&opf.
.Sas lit mnmoglid!" hph eesr~t.
~ssnr @ott lmo Der SEER bcs slOler.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-29
,MNhhhMMhNMh MAhAA hANAhNMAN ANAMNAhh MNMNANbh6hhA ANAMNANbNA AAAA AAAMN6A shAAAAhhM

Sral1. Sic i6IoB oas micoereefun
oene &leinoo %begierig in ibre Irnle,
bob G9Iantinen nit iener iiber.
men'd)lid)er araft, mclde ausidlieB.
lid in ben gterpen unb %beionoers in
Dem WiQen mobnt, nie elm aiuo em-
por, elite in Den Iolertburm binein
nno peri6pano in bemielben, Sclleit
mailipe Sbiir it'd birtter ibm ihloB.
ga Gu5on ieillerieits mar mieoer
an Die in Dem 8ewDlbe ailgebrod)tc
Seffmlng 5uriidgeeilt. gr empfabl
Ieine Seele @ott lllb lieb Iif bina5.
Der INNER rldber fommenoc
Sdein Der Syadeln beleildtete bell
ben &opf ulb Die Sfultern bes Jun.
gen Wannes.
v5elier!" rief Der Serr oes slbler.
i6loiies miitbeno.
3pan5ig Milsfeten fnoqten nit
ei1em Wale uno ein augelbaael
Idmetterte gegen bie 8ranitbl0fe,
melde ben unterbau bes Sburmes
biloeten.
Iber es tpar ihon 5ll ipat. Ga Glt.
SON mar perlfmun0en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-29

batte i'd mid idon sliidIid idGsert
iniillen. Sd beidlob baber, BLOB in
Der Nabe bes Shloiies unbersr.
lhleid)en uno mid ienem gefGbrlihell
Iitsgang 81 noberll, BON beiien 8or.
hanoanlein i6 Sud- geiaat. gn bic.
ler STEELE ober fonnte ih mid bel bel
lem Gage nid,t 5eigen, unb I'M Den
einbrllf Der Nad,t obsuparten, iestc
.lh mid IN elm bihtes 8ebiii6 am
SltBe zines 9ailmes in benz @aloe
BON Gbarreiie5. Sier lt1b in benz
gll9enblif, als Die Haft anfing ein.
5ubreden, mar i6 Seuge ienes Sam.
pies, fpelden id) benz Serrn oeS
Iolerihloiies er5G6lte. Sic 8rauen
iparen Sablreih, Die Giianeien muir
Den ourh Die llebermaht eroriift
uno Der Hfarrer Marquis aefangen
gertommen. Sd fpntte ibm feinerlei
Stlfe bringen uno blieb baber in mel.
mem 8eritef. Der Captain 9runet,
Den ib lofort erfannte, ging nit eini.
gen ieiner 2cute gan5 llobe an mir
porilber nno ih borte, wie er all Ell.
rlcm b%erielben iagte:
nSieutenant, Sbr nerbet oos Com.
matOo Der @scorte bes 8efanaenen
ilbernebmen. Sbr fiibrt i'm oltrf
Die Shllft, pelbe unterbalb Clair
paur oas llfer bes Sees bnrfihnci.
bet. sluf Dem red,ten llfer iteigt Sbr
mieoer alifrpdrts uno merbet einel
Wann t"reffen, BON ipelfem SIR baS
BaBiport perlatat. Sd ~perlaiie gl,d
lest-oer Serr ermartet mid Inn
6cbn ubr. SD red1ne boralif glif
beitte Naft nieber al treffen. Seib
matlam unb uoriidtig, benn Sbr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-29

biirst mir fir ben HotbfitteI nit Gu.
rem &opfe." 81
sSie 8rouen entieruten lid, uno
Der Gapitou 8rinet ieste iit in Der
8idtun9 oes Ioleridioiies aaein, in
Nari6. III,
Ser Serr, bon melfem er &c.
Iprod)en, mar Intioe bon Montaigu
i'm oieier 8~e5iebung begte i1 niht
Den minoeiten 3rpeifel.
sd mlB bierbei %ertpdbnen Ga.
pit1n, Dab mir oas OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
zines in Dem unteren Sbeil bes @al-
les angebrahten, bon @eitraud Der.
oedten Hforthens befannt mar, burd)
iDelfes i'd mebr oils einnlal 2eipi.
naiiou nno 8runet bate bineingeber
ieben.
,9ieies Hforthen gebafte 9runet
1iherlih allb beute ipieoer All paiii.
rem. Gr bate ben Sbliiiicl ba5l,
nno fpenn es mir gelang, ibm ben.
ielben 81 nebmen, 10 erreihte i1 bas
3iel meiner @iinibe; oenn nidts
belt mid oaDnn ab, an ieiner SteQe
binein5ueeben. I'm oies aber 81
fonnen, mnBte i6 i'm p%erbinoern, in
oas S6loB 5u gelangen.
rWtein Hlan NOR raid entporfen.
Cine babe Shlnoe @eges BON
Der Stelle, mo in oieiem ~glugenblife
9runet iif befanb, miro Der Subweg,
ipie glif befannt lit, Gapit1n, bon
elmer tiefen Shluht ourfifnitten,
iiber melhe ein Si9tenitamm aIs
Bride %gefuorfen lit. +.
SD elite 10 ifnea als meine olteu
6iiBe mid az tragen permof)ten, in
geraoer Sinie burd baS 0idift hin.
burd boraus. SD i6ritt iiber Die
Sdludt, 5og ben Sidtenitamm 10
tpeit nadl baB er MIR nod fnapp aiti
Der ienieitigen 4ante rlbte, llro
onfte mid Damn in bas bobe @ras
nieoer.
nNad Serlaiif bon ipenigen Iinil,
ten borte id 9rinet fommen. gr
pfiif llitig Die Ielooie ienes 2ieo.
hens, weldcs @arbas 10 oft iiugt.
SD lieB i'm Die idlponfenoe
Bride betreten, uno oIs er bis aili
Die Nitte sefommen mar, gab i1
Dem Sibtenitamm einen frGftigen
&ud.
Brunei iticB eincn entieslidel
Shrei aus mo ~itiir5te nit Dem
9aumitamm in Die Sdluft biunb.
nSoriihtig fletterte ih uah ilnb
fano i'm gan5 unten auf Dem 8oben
nit 5erihmettertem Sd)aoel unb
tobt. SD ourhindte feline aleiber
ino fano BARN Den Shliiiicl, mel.
der mir baS Yiorthen bes Ioler.
ifloiies offnen iollte, naf meld)eiu
ib MN mcine Shrittc lenfte.
.llntermegs oad)te if iiber bcil
beiten 8ebrolih nod Den i) bon
meiner Gage MAIDEN fonnte. Der
@raf bon Wontoigu er,portctc 9ru.
net. Sieleiht mar es niht unnl0g.
lid, penn id an Der SteQe ocs ga.
pitGns crid)ien unb cine wabridein.
lide @eididte e%riann,. Inn oieien
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-29
qritte Abtbeilmms.
CRIES &apiteI.
MnfflGrunaen.

80 Supltuit pNL lVD NV SupuSClt
llno anieen nad Irt zines aaminfe.
gers, peld)er einen S6ornitein bin.
ablteigt, an Die @dnoe Der engen
ShleuIe Itemmte, gelangte obne SIN.
oerniB allf Den aamm Der aus Sano
llno aieieln beitebenben 90ifung,
auf melder Der iteile Selien rrbtc.
Der Den Naoeltburm trug. @iniee
&iiie III ieinen aleibern zunb einige
Sautipunoen ipureu Die ein5isen
iblimmen Solsen bieies gefdbrIihen
Serabiteigens. :
Sn Dem lugenblif, mo err nit lei.
men SiiBen pieoer Den feiten goben
heriibrte, iab er nitt obne @ritaunen,
oaB Der llnbefannte nidJt uqein mar.
Cine Srau, oeren 3iise er in Der
0unfelbeit niht 5lt Ilnteriheioen Der.
mohte, itanb neben inn. 7
ySa, Gapitdni" mllrmelte bieIe
5rau, vSbr ieio lange g%eblieben. @ir
limb Dor llngebulo unb Srrd)t BET
nabe geitorben." 30, .,y
rWaari." REF So Gli5on, Der iie
an Der Stinrme erfnnnte. =
uSa, Waglli, Die arme Maelti,
lpelhe Der Yfarrer Marquis nod Gil
rem @egganee in. Ser Soble BON
8angones bis 5u gnrer Hiiffebr ee-
fangen balten mollte. Sbr iebt, Ga-
pitan, baB ih pobl haran getban
babe, 81 entpiiten; benn ipenn id)
mid niht iebr ire, 10 babe ib gld)
10 eben bas 2eben gerettet."
n@ie!" rief Der CAPTAIN, ySbr
mart es, Die porbin rief: 60 GuSon!
Ga Gliaon! Mlttb!"
oSSa, aaerbinss mar ih oas."
.8ebt mir Cure Sano."
o@as motif SIR oamit MAIDEN.
GapitGn?"
SD niG Tie oriifen, tpie Die Sanb
elmer Sreunoin mie Die Sanb zines
mutbigen, eoelmiitbigert aberdeen"
Nasui ersriff Ga gu5on's Sano
uno oriidte lie on lire Sippeu.
vSo!" murmelte tie bierauf, i'd
bin fir bas @enise, mas id babe
tbltn fonnen, MIR aa5u reibli1 be.
lobnt."
llnb cine SbrGne Der @iibrung
fiel aus Den 9lltgen Der alien Srau
auf Die Sano 0es Captains.
o@as babt SIR nit gglantinen
gemadt?" fraste Der ltnbefannte.
sd mill bod niht boffen. bob ibr
elm llngliif 5useitoBen ilt2"
u9erubigt Cub" antmortete Ga
Gu5on. r@enm gglantiue bon Sc.
fabr bebrobt geDeien mare, 10 bGtte
ih mid lieber an ibrer Seite t0oten
lalien, oils OaB ib iie p~erlaiien bate.
Sic lit in Si6erbeit-in groBerer
Siderbeit, oils mir ieIbit in bicienl
glllgenblif iinb. ilnb ipenn 8ott mid
am Seben IdBt, 10 miro iie morsen
bier iein."
.@ber," begonn Der llnbefannte,
ymie fommt bas?"
So Su5on unterbrad) i'm.
I'm Dem llnbefannten bas ebcll
8cidebene peritGnoli6 81 MAIDEN,
bate man. inn Die greigniiie Der
Hoht bes II. Sonl,or 1920 in ibrer
san5en Illsiiibrlidfcit cr51blen mill
len unb Der Captain fonnte unO
wollte auf oieie Grabbing iid nid)i
e~inlaiien.
.Weiiire." iagte er, lid bite gilh,
perlungt feline erfldrung lrno iraai
mid uiht. Sd fonnte gilh nift ont.
morten, oenn es banbelt lid) Inn ell
@cbeinuliB, welfes nift mir gebort,
Sd periiderc eud) nohmalS, oaf
Gglantine. meine geliebte Sdmeiter.
in Sihcrbeit lit; lnh Dies mrtb GENT
gen, I'M Gl,f poQitdnoig 5ii berubi.
gen.. llebrigens Ordnat Die 3eit. Die
2eutc bes Serrn bes glbleri6loiIes
mcroen ms ohne 3peiiel bis bierbcr
perfolgen. GLEN mir oaber, oas
ShnI nm HIon Az prrpid,pn. Anrf prSi
New-York tribune., 1910-03-22
POLICE NIB BARON" "
Ton Schiller Finds YOnLers No
Field of Honor"

Baron" Frederick Joseph von Schiller.
Who says he is a descendant Of the poet
Schiller, WAS arrested by the Yonkers
police last night and locked Up. charged
with disorderly conduct;
Al the time Of his arrest. the police
say, he Was bent on mission Of honor"
by lighting a duel with Frederick Nc
Allister, OF No. 43l Rossmore avenue.
Nonkers- The police were summoned 70
The McAllister home by Mrs. McAIlister.
who said a man had forced his way into
the hali Of her home and assaulted her.
Lieutenant Lyons and Patrolman Ford
followed the man 10 the Bronxville sta
ton of tho Harlem Railroad and arrested
him.
Non Schiller admitted having had
trouble az the McAnister home. lie
said he lad been watching The house
for the appearance of Mr.. McAEister.
To the police the baron said that Meal
lister had insulted Nine. Viarda. a Pol
ish actress. for whom he is manager.
II WAS 10 wipe out this insult on the
field ~ honor that the man OF desperate
deeds had betaken himself 10 Yonkers.
llaron Won Schiller has figured in the
news before his latest escapade In
April. l909 Won Schiller was released
from the military prison on Governors
Island. where he had been serving "A
sentence for dcsertion He has always
claimed 20 be a direct descendant uf
the poet schiller
New-York tribune., 1910-03-22
EGGS 4 LIUTO.
Scrambled scih Many Chick
ems When Gar Hits JV0gOn

Probably tho largest single order OF
scrambled eggs and chicken fricassee ever
turned out VAS prepared yesterday even
ing. when speeding automobile on the
Merrick Road. in Long Island, ram into
"a farmers WaEon containing thousand
eggs and &c hundred chickens ana
mixed thcm into a squaWking yellow
mass Ia the middle 81 this Sea ~ eggs
ana Aoundering hens and ROSTERS lay
l,ugene s. Hnl. 81 Oosanside. Long Isl
and thc owner Of the wagon. eggs and
chickens
HW had been 10 different chicken
farms An the neighborhood of Froeport
collecting eggs and chickens and al TIE
tiu,e 81 the accidcnt was on his way %
market The automobile was going
,retty fast. n was Hills good fortune.
80 honesty. That an the eggs were
strictly fresh." else he would never
ba,-e survived the deluge.
The autoraohile turned into ditch be-
sid. thc road. and the three men. O.. r.
r4Hl.nlrand. thc Owner; Irving Moore
ana l.. Al. Long. All ~ Freepori. picked
,l,cu,@elNes up and counted n"'rs. 40
..-a uar rally hunt except the chickens
lll cgss-
New-York tribune., 1910-03-22
BAR LONG H1TPINS.
Chicago Ordinance Passed Dc
spite Kisses and "BOOS."

chicago. March 2f-It is now a mis-
oen1eanor for any woman 10 wear a long
hatpin i'm public places IN Chicago. pun
ishahle bv fine of $50. After a months
discussion the city Council. bv q vote
- SIS 20 ,. tonight passed an ~anti-hat-
pin ordinance. m was passed i'm spite
~ MANY Kisses end ~hoos" from the gal
ieries, where crowd Of women had
gathered 20 protest against the measure
on the ground that long hatpins often
~ night formed woman's only weapon of
defence
Tho ordinance decrees that no per
son while i'm the public streets or IN anv
street "r elevated car. or public elevator
or other public place. shall wear any
hatpin the EXPOSED point whereof shall
protrude more than one half inch ho-
Nond The crown of the hat i'm. upon. or
through which such pin Is worn
When Tho vote WAS announced cries of
shane shame" came from the Women
in The galleries
New-York tribune., 1910-03-22
CURBS0N THE LORDS
PREMIER PROPOSES
RESOLUTIONS.
No PO1cer OUer Money Bills
Limit on Others-FiUe-
Year ParliamentS.

London. March 21.-PremieT Asquith
gave notice in the House Of Commons to-
night of three resolutions bearing on the
veto power OF the House Of Lords.
The first declares IL expedient that
the House Of Lords be disabled by law
from rejecting or amending money BILL
but that any such Limitation shall not be
taken 10 diminish or qualify the existing
tights Of the House Of Commons.
The second resolution declares Il
sxpedient that the powers of the
House Of Lords over bills other than
money bills be restricted by law, so that
any such bill which has passed the
House Of Commons in three successive
sessions and has been rejected by the
House Of Lords in each of these ses-
sions shall become a law without the
consent of the House of Lords on royal
assent being declared, provided that at
least two years have elapsed between
the date Of the first introduction Of the
bill in the Commons and the date when
il passes the Commons for the third
time
The third resolution proposes TO limit
the duration Of each Parliament 10 five
years.
These resolutions were issued too late
Tor many opinions TO be gathered on
them. The chief objection among the
supporters Of the government is made to
the provision that two years must elapss
Ietween the introduction of a bill and
its becoming Law. The Radicals urge
that with fve-year Parliaments this pro-
vision would mean a general hCld-uD Of
legislation
Lord Rosebery's reform resolutions
suffered a rebuff in the House Of Lords
tonight. The first two resolutions were
agreed TO without division. These de-
clared that a strong and efficient second
chamber is not merely an integral part
of the British government. but IS neces-
Sary 10 the welIbeing OF the state and
the. balance Of Parliament. and that
second chamber can best be obtained by
reforming and Teconstituting the House
OF Lords.
Lord LansdOwne. however. wanted the
third resolution. dealing with the heredi-
tary principle, put over until after the
holidays The Earl of Halsury and sew
eIal others supported Lord LansdOwne.
and finally Lord ROsebery was obliged 70
consent 20 an adjournment OF the debate
until tomorrow.
Chancellor LlOyd-Ceorge. John Red
mOnd and John Dillon. Nationalists, and
the chief Liberal whip had a prolonged
conference tonight 10 discuss the veto
resolutions. and IL is reported that an
agreement was reached between the
Irish leaders and. the government for
concerted action.
Premier Asquith's drastic measures.
which make no provision for confer
ences Of the two houses in the event of
a deadlock. are supposed TO meet Mr..
RedmOnd's approval. and. as Il is quite
certain that they will be Indignantly re-
jected by the House Of Lords, a general
election may be expected in May. II is
believed that in the mean time the gov
ernment will endeavor 20 pass a short
bill to mold all the elections on the same
day.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-22
.fRREST S. !. O'H4RE.
Former County Ofcid Held
far Grand E.arceRu

stephen =. O'Hare. a former Assistant
District Attorney. was a prisoner i'm the
jefferson Market police court YESTERDAY.
charged with grand larceny He is al
l'ged - have received S5o from Adoiph
Kozlovski. of No 1857 Third avenue. ON
November - through false representa-
tion. olIare. who lives at 80 4t,h East
lo2d street vas held in S-spa Ial by
MAGISTRATE -TerbCrt for examination on
Thursday
''Hare appeared in court in answer 20
a summons. bat after the magistrate had
heard che Testimony OF the complainant
are two witnesses he directed that n
complaint he drawn charging the lawyer
wifh grand larceny.
the complaint charges that the sum
~ so was part payment of a fee of
Slsa which hozlovsk agreed 10 pay
80 Hare To obtain the release a. Mrs.
Kozlovsxi from the workhouse.
Magistrate Herbert said ho was deter
mined to stamp out the practice among
police court lawyers Of saying that they
had "hNed" magistrates in cases He
said he intended 10 make p careful in
Nestigation ~ the charge against
OHare. and if he were fogud guilty -
see that he was severely punished
stephen T. o'Hare was appointed As
s'stant District Attorney al Sew York
County on May L. lSa5 lie is "a grad
uate OF 81 Francis Xavier college. and
after his admission 20 the bar he repre-
scented tho l4th Assembly District in THE
wears 1N1G. iS71 snd lS.Ao
New-York tribune., 1910-03-22
BREACH NTH chilli.
Peru Hithdra1cs Legation
from Santiago.
Peru

Santiago de Chill. March 21.-The
Peruvian government gave notice to tho
government Of Chilli Of the withdrawal OF
the Peruvian Legation at Santiago be-
cause Of the recent expulsion of Peruvian
priests from the provinces Of Tacna and
africa
PeTu's action was probably hastered
by a note which Chilli sent to that gov
ernment announcing her intention of re-
tanning possession of Tacna and africa.
The Chilian authorities have main
tained that the Peruvian parish priests
in the province Of TaCna have been car
rying on a propaganda against chilli, and
that. as a result OF their preaching. dis
loyalty was being spread broadcast A
short time ago an order was issued eX-
pelling all the Peruvian priests from
Tacna. and those who insisted on re-
naming were escorted across the border.
The Chuians have occupied the prov
inces Of TaCna and africa since 1883.
The Chilian charge d'Affaires at Lima
has been withdrawn and will not be re-
placed. The Chilian government has
sent a note 10 the foreign diplomatic
ministers explaining the motives of the
government for the expulsion of the
priests.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-22
GHOULS SEEK JEWEL.
Frightened AzCay While Open
me WOmaH's Craze.
IBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune }

Boston. March 21.-It is the opinion Of
the police that ghouis Who opened the
grave of Mrs. John j. Burns iE the old
Dorchester North burial ground and
were frightened away were seeking a
past matrOn's emblem Of the Boston
Lodge CT the order of the Eastern Star.
This jewel. however. was not in the cOf-
fin. bat a substitute was used. The real
Jewel is valued at several hundred dol
lars.
Two suspects are under surveillance by
the police. II IS said that two strange
persons were seen at the funeral of Mrs
Burns. IKE ghOuls secured shOvels and
picks in the Toulouse Of the cemetery.
Mrs. Burns was the wife of the superin-
tendent Of the graveyard