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New-York tribune., 1910-10-02
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES
Admiral Comfy To Be Relieved
from BattIeshlp Fleet.
Washinrton- Octoh.r |


BELIZE OF REAR ADMIRAL Comfy
The relief of Rear Admiral Samuel r.
Corofv from the command OF the third dis
vision Of the Atlantic battleship feet. aftes
twentv-thres years Of sea service and Mines
teeen OF shore duty, Is among the trnpor@
tsnt changes among officers that the Navy
Department viii announces next mondsys
Admiral Comfy entered the navy Just ae
the close of the civil War He IL rom
New Jersey
ORDERS IssUED.-Tne following orders
have been issued:
Following changes in corps o. snzfnsers or1sr-ft
Colonel WALTER l. FISK. from Bu,slos
Well WIfIdAT n e 6csRAiGHtrL, frora ofs. e
chief o. srgnesrs ce,eSsr ~ eePGF se ap. q.
sFRFL sINN g sR6aSWEr G55saSPE ss'S a. 'ss .usHsss
Captain lSe bAS sr'iFS6 r MOORE s,h F7sd ArlI-ry.
from once chief OF star. 20 hts rssfr1sns
chaplain % soFT FTsSSeIs r DoHEsTT r9rta s,,g
5sB,s, ssims1t 25 n,t7s1 i7tan'5 y cs9nssa 9Sfs ~
Leaves OF absence: Captains DAN q MooRE.
sth FED ed ATtiIIsry. ard nd HAEnEf .AdS,t '" WILL
NAVY
Captain ". BENSON. detached ceulnsnf
The Missouri: TO duty as general insPes5or
company Camden. ard d1ty IN command
ot that vessel whsn conrnissioned
College, TO temporary duty. Navy Depart
Ensign n. 7. DYER. detached tas Panther. -
Ensign r. r. e EMMETT. detached the Mont
Ensign r j. FoY. dstsch~d sh= Connsctiou,l
Surgeon J. T. KENNEDY. detached the Indiana,
Surgeon K. oHNEsORG. detached the Loaasi-
Surgeon j. B. DENNIs detached rhe virgniss
70 naxy yard. Philadelphia. =,
Philsdeiehiai . Command the sol salaesi yios
inston, Tor examination. and upon eonn'
Passed Assistant Payrnastsrs p. Fl. DOUGLASS
and r. x VAN MATER. cornnlisstone5- 49,
Passed Assistant Paymasrer Y. z. WI1srIANSs
detached naval training station. Newport -
navy yard. Wsshingto -.---
duty as commissary officer. naval training
Chfs> S-9nsfr1IctnE n " WATT corrrnfzsion.d =
chief constructor and chisf ot Buraau cf
Construction and Repairs. Nav pspartn1ent.
Chief BOatswain D. MORIARTY. dstaet "a ths
Indepsndence; eontnus naval hospital. Mars
Mschinist H, J. ROUSE. detached tire iowa; -
NlacSinist T. D. HEAIH. detached shs virEtniss
PsyTlasteT's mast Clerk ". r. PArr1sCN. appointed.
duty navy yard. Washington
Paymaster's Clerk T. c. ADAMS. placsd UPON
4 retired list.
| MOVEMENTS OF wARsHIPS. The fol-
lowing movements Of vessels have been rec
ported TO the Navy Department.
ARRIVED.
Sept 26-The Marietta az Riuefeds
/ Sept 2e-The T1eOnidss Boston; N Fatapsct
| at New York city.
Sept 3O-The Trfto1e ar Norfolk. Des Noinsf
at Gibraltar: the Roe Norfolk tha Ia4
coma at cristObal the Yorktown at Quaya-%
| gull: the Cesar at sswau Point.
SAILED.
sept 2e-Th. Glacier at Chinbots for san Di-s
ego ,
Sent 30-Ths Cesar from Norfolk for Se1at
Point. +bA Rainbow the Baiubridzc. a
Barry The Chauncey anI The Dale, rom
Hong Kong for Cavits.
The SSlph, from Beverly. October = ror Nssh'
fngtOn. via New York.
I The Potomac from navy yard. Norrolk. 70 Ia
val station, Guantanamo Bay
New-York tribune., 1910-10-02
HELD ON BLACK HAND CHARGE
Salesman, 1t Is Alleged, Demanded
$4,000 from Business Rival.

I-rnberto Fraga $50, q book salesman, was
held in sl.5no bail yesterday by United
States Commissioner John A Shields. on
a charge Of sending threatening letters
through the mail. The hearing was fixed
for October :.
Fragasso, who was we'll dressed and
looked quite prosperous. was arrested yes
terday by Detectives C8stano and La
C9raya- of the Italian squad, on complaint
OF Antonio Dimartini. of No. 1a7 Mulberry
street.
Dimartin said lie had received five let
ters signed La Nano Nera" tthe Black
Handp. demanding s2."oo and threatening
that his store would be blown up If that
amount was not Forthcoming. As Fragasso
was d rival in business Dimartini sus
pected him and submitted specimens OF the
book saIesman's handwriting 10 David VI
Caryalho. who pronounced the writing on
the Black Hand letters 10 be that OF FRA
gasso.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-02
SUGAR WEIGHERS PARD0NED
Gave Valuable Information
Against Men Higher Up

washington. oct. 1.-Presdent Taft has
hardened Edward a. Boyle, John r. Coyle,
Patrick J. Hennessey and Thomas kehoe,
four sugar weighers, who are serving sen
tences for connection with the customs
frauds az New York.
The President less than 8 month ago
refused TO pardon the men. Henry l..
Stimsoh, special attorney for the govern
ment and Republican candidate for Gov
ernor of New York, in charge of the Gus
toms prosecutions, later made representa-
tionS 10 the President that the four con
victed men had given him very valuable
informa ton. which he used in the trials
of Cierbracht and Heii1e. The President
reconSidered the case and pardoned the
four men on Mr.. Stimson's recommends
tiCnS.
John Il. Coyle, Thomas kehoe. Edward
A. Boyle and Patrick J. Hennessey, the
four checkers formerly employed on the
Havemeyers GS Elder docks of the Ameri-
can Sugar Refining Company and now
hardened by Pr esident Taft. were sentenced
or January 10 last TO serve one year in the
penitentiary on BlackweIIS Island. They
were convicted in December Of last year.
along with Oliver Spitzer dock superiu-
tGrGent. Of conspiracy 10 defraud the GOV
eTnrnent. Splitter was sent 10 the Atlanta
federal prison two-year sentence, but
was pardoned to become q witness IN the
prosecute ion of Charles r. Heike, the sec
retary of the company. who has been con-
victed and sentenced to eight months in
the pententiary and TO pay fine of 5000.
while Ernest Gerbracht, the superintendent,
has been sentenced to two years at Atlanta.
At the time Haike was on trial Henry
r Cochrane. one Of the counsel for the de
fence. said that the President had refused
pardon for the checkers As soon as
the last OF the cases was disposed Of how
ever. Henry J.. Stimson, who had prose
cuied all the sugar cases, Joined in the
IA iihprSti0f1 n
frv caught in the government net and the
ba been their rdOu
New-York tribune., 1910-10-02
NEW IDEA EMPLOYMENT sUaEAUs

The National Employment ExchanSe has
been Incorporated under the laws OF tina
State Of New York, and 100000 has oeelE
contributed to a movement 70 establish an
empIoyment bureau IN this city which VIII
inspire confidence aliks IN employers anG
employees. The exchange Is 90 be run as -
business and not as a charity. The Hrss
board of trustees of the new corporsttos
will be Otto r. Barnard, George ?.
RJun1enthaI, Frederick q. Bourne. Rob-rs
". de Forrest, Francis L. Hius, V E,verfs
Macy. John Macarthur, Jaeob n. Schi4E
and Paul NJ Warburs
New-York tribune., 1910-10-02
QUEENS COUNTY BAR OFFICERS

Eugene y. u Young was reelected presi@
dent of the Queens County Bar Association
at the annual meeting held IN the court
house In Long Island City yesterday. Wall
lace & 7 Collins was chosen vics-preSi-.
dent: Maurice Strauss, secretary James A.
Darton. treasurer, and William E Stewart
librarian. The directors are William F.
HAudrickson. James ]. CONWAY. Georse Bs
Hanavan, Ravdon ". Kellogg. Williams
Rasquin, IT.. and John z. Van Nostrand.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-02
NO AID TO SERVANTS WHO QUIT

An old phase Of the servant problem
bohbed up in a new light when notice
was issued yesterday that hereafter ser
wants 5yho leave their places without
notice to their employers need expect no
helm from the Legal Aid Society, OF this
city. The society announced that as sucn
action on the part of servants reduces
every element Of loyalty, fairness and re
lIa ability" the organization Will hereafter
regard such conduct as unfair and will re
fuse 10 assist such enploye in the col
Istion OF back wages.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-02
moReENTHAU JEWELS APPRAISED

A report from the Appraiser Of the Port
has fxed the value Of the jeveIry and other
articles seized on the arrival OF p. l..
Norgeuthau. the candy manufacture. ata
sfs.el1 This sum, with the duty addsds'
will have TO be paid before Mr.. Morsen@
thau can recover possession OF the 49,
New-York tribune., 1910-10-02
BANK HAS NEW CASHIER.

E. J. Stalker. who was elected vce-presi-
dent OF the Union Bank Of Brooklyn on tia
reorganization in 1@os, and who before that
had been cashier of the Chase National
Rank. has become cashier Of the New York
County National Bank, OF this city. James,
g Brewer. Who has been vice-prssident and
cashier viii continue in the ofics OF vice.
president.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-02
GAIN I'M YALE ATTENDANCE

New Haven, oct i.-Practlcally complete
returns Of the registration for the academic
department of vale University show an
euiering class OF 325 gain Of fifteen over
last year. The entering class of the scien-
New-York tribune., 1910-10-02
CH|CAGO-NEW YORK RACE
Nine AVatorS Already Entered
for $4,000 Contest.
SEVERAL ROUTES FAVORED
Curtiss Advocates Mohawk Val
ley--Others Think B. d o.
Railway Line F'etter.

chicago. Oct. 1.-Aviators who are en-
tranrs for the Ssleeo ChIcae o-NeW- ork
air race gave exhibitions before a large
crowd at Hawthorne Park to-day Ne"
York flights will start on SATURDAY octooer
$. or as soon thereafter as favorable weath-
er prevails.
Nine entrants have placed their names
with the committee in charge, part OF them
tv courtesy Of the others in waving that
usrt Of the conditions compelling attend
snce this week. All next week VIII De
devoted by the entrants and other aViators
20 making exhibitions and practice flights
st the Hawthorne track. formerly used for
horse racing.
The eao-rnile flight must he accomplished
in 1ss hours, elapsed time, stops unlimited
New-York tribune., 1910-10-02
Tire Entrants.

The men already named as compe'itors'
With the make and capacity OF then ma
chimes are
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-18
NEW MEXICO NEARLY THROUGH.

It is doubtless with mingled feel ings that the people of Arizona con template the harmonious situation in the New, Mexico constitutional convention. Their constitution is practically finished, and is so satis- factory to all interests that there will be no minority report. Party snes were not harshly defined, and the democrats are quoted as per rectly pleased with the work of tn. majority. The New Mexico con ventiou has proceeded with an eye single to obtaining statehood. and the reward will be statehood before the fourth of next March.
 Nor can it be charged that the New Mexico convention has pro ceeded in any way contrary 10 the wishes of the people of the ter ritory. What the people of the sister territory want is embodied in the constitution. and WHAT THEY DO NOT WANT IS LEFT OUT.
 TheS result in New Mexico must be somewhat confusing to certain eastern critics who have assumed to know alI about the political sit uation in both territories. What New Mexsco has done, Arizona was expected to do. and what Arizona has done so far. or failed to do. was freely predicted as the course in New Mexico.
 In view of all this the gyrstions at PhoeneN are not calculated tc sweeten the temper of the Arizons voters
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-18

They were a family of a mother and four daughters. The daughters worked in stores. The mother kept house for them. a tiny house, in a tiny street. Sometimes she thought of the big farmhouse of her girlhood days, with its great fields about it, and wide stretches of sky overhead. These thoughts came to her particu- larly on dark days, when it was very difficult for any light to struggle into the little home, and the little rooms seemed smaller and darker than ever. Sometimes in a reminiscent mood. she would tell her daughters about the farm. and if they had had ears to hear they would have heard the longing to see the old place speaking right ostsloud in her voice.
 But they hadn't ears for such things. A farmi. Oh, fudge! One would be hayseed to go to farm. Besides. the only time they ever had to go anywhere was during vacation. And to spend vacation on a farm. Perish the thought,
 . So. when vacation time comes .Jother and the four girls go to a tiny room at the seashore One room fer the five of them, There is good in everything. it is sal i'd. so. perhaps. after this one-room life the small house seems spacious to mother One bed and three cots comprise the sleeping arrangements. Only one of the party can dress at a time. and the rest lie in bed during the per formance- A washstand is all else that the room will hold A mirror hung on the wall replaces the bu- reau. Trunks are stacked in the hall. Economy of space becomes a study. Thus the two weeks are passed The girls, to be sure, gst some pleasure out Of the gay life of the resort, but mother,
 The mother needs a vacation quite as much as the girls. If not more sc She has the InonotonouS work of the home to do. the pinching and saving to make ends meet, for the girls Go not get munificent salaries. They work hard. but their life is fiilsi with the hustle. the people. the in terests, of de departEent store. There E more real pleasare in their day than there Is iH their mothers.
 . If they want 10 pass their vacation
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-18

The large supply of turkeys throughout the country. according to
 reports to Chicago, is one fact to re- member on Thanksgiving day. The
 dry weather which amounted to a
 drought in many states was a bless
 ing to the young turkeys whose
 greatest menace always is rain
 soaked jungles of grass through
 which their energetic mothers al ways insist on taking them on ex-
 petition after tine elusive bug The cranberry crop is the best, largest and cheapest crop that has come on the market for a number of years. Therefore this Thanksgiving dinner will be an old-fashioned feast at no prohibitiye expense. Al most annually for several years re ports have gone out from the middle men in cities that. the turkey short age is acute and that prices prob ably will be high. These shortages have not been relieved any by the efforts Of the dealers 10 buy up every available fowl we'll in advance Of the feast and either market them during the Thanks giving demand or hold them for even larger profits at the Chr!stmas season. The pota.o anc also the sweet potato crop wil be plentiful o help reduce the cost of that one great. occasion of Americans when 1vereating is the rule and the req son far the feasting is all submerged in the modern interest in football
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-18
PLAYING HORSE WITH THE CONSUMER.

It was announced the other day that on account of the record break ing corn crop. and the bountiful sup plies of other cereals, the price of meat had been reduced materially. The announcement was sudden and unexpected. Inasmuch as the size of the corn crop has been known for weeks, a little reflection is likely to result in doubts as to the genuine. ness of the price reduction, or its permanent character. If the reduc ton really does result from abund ant crops, low prioes for meats will rule for months to come-
 Dr. Wiley, chief of the fedora bureau of chemistry, is quoted il our news columns yesterday as ex pressing the opinion that the whoi' thing is sham, and results iron manipulation on the part of the bi; packers. whose object probably i 10 run some independent packer When they have accomplished th' object in view, whatever it is, Dr Wiley thinks the prices will go ul again just as suddenly as they cam down
 The record of the meat trust i such that the opinion of Dr. Vile. is bound to carry great deal o weight Only one thing can prov him wrong. and that is the contir uance of Pwer prices for at leas six months The reason given fo the reduction of prices now wi hold just as good next May as does today. The corn crop is mi lions of bushels in excess Of ou
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-18

Col. w F. Cody, Buffalo Bill" will soon arrive in Tucson, where he will remain for the winter. 1t is a pity that Cody could not be in Phoenix now, as his expertness in handling wild bronchos might enable him to save statehood for Arizona by tanning some of the radicals in the constitu- tional convention.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-18
Little Problems of The Home.
The Wrong Vacation for Mother.

at the shore, the right to choose is, of course, theirs. Two weeks of . quiet, restful farm life would no doubt do them lots more good and make them better fitted for their winter work. But this is a matter that rests with themselves. But surely they should not impose such a vacation upon their mother.
 It isn't done selfishly in one sense. IL is done thoughtlessiy. They think they are giving their mother two weeks at the shore. and that she ought to be delighted over it. Poor old soul. She does try to appear de- lighted for the girls sakes. But If they would only think a little bit, if they would only listen to that lcrging in her voice when she talks Of the farm, But they are so oc- cupied with their own affairs, with the dresses they are going to take and the boys from the store who are staying at the same resort, that, be- yond thinking complacently. mother will have vacation. too. they never give another thought to her.
 To be sure, 1t costs a little less for all of them to go to the one place, and that Is something. too. when salaries are meager. But. after all. this is not the reason fer this vaca- ton for mother. It Is pure thought lessness.
 The dear old iady suffers in si- ience- She wouldn't ask them to sead her away by herself. She knows II would cost more. and she is so used to being economical. to saving and pinching. she couldn't think of extra money being spent upon her self.
 But oh, next summer. if the girls would only surprise their mother by installing her for the two weeks in a big, rOomy farmhouse. with great fields all about Il and great stretches ot sky overhead, not the mere pocket handkerchief patches one sees from a city street, What a happy mother she would be- How rested and re- freshed would she return for the winters housekeeping
 Merely taking mother somewhere is not giving her a vacation. Take her where she really wants to go
 HA~%.~A ,S-v<
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-18

erendum an Recall, but also Called
 of the People to ingage in indus
 trial Pursuits to be frank with you
 I will Say. you are Making your
 Money of the People, of the Com
 mon People of Bisbee, by asking
 them o- expecting them to Subscribe
 for your Paper and yet, within the
 Same breath you try to Contsminate and Pidicule the Delegates, to the ConstftutinaI Conyantion, because they will Not leave a bunch of Cor. upt, Corporation Owned Gentlemen. in office to Copstrue the Law for the Standard Oii People & Shuggar and other trusts, it is needless for Me to Make Mention Of the doings of the high Courts and U- s. Su preem Courts of this Country. look at what they done a few days ago. when they handed down Yer dict against the Government, and in behalf of the Standard Oil. Ser ! tainly they Knew on which Side | their Bread had been buttered. Now. | Mir Review. will you admit that ! these gre the Same Kind of Judges, !, with the Same Kind of Power that you wish to retain in office in the New State of Arizona hoping you | viii find little space tor these few remarks in you Valuable Paper, remain very respectfully your p H. Mcclure.
 l Bisbee,
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-18

The joint committee of six of the
 two federations Of fraternal societies
 will meet November 22 in Chicago to
 plan active and systematic support
 in all the states of the insurance
 commissioners bill for safeguarding
 the conduct of fraternaI insurance.
 The unmaskfng of societies which
 Superintendent Hotchkiss of the New York insurance depafIHent has
 nass purposes only has progressed apl q even before this hill has De- caTle & law and foresha ;owa h e cleanup to be expected for the ben eft of members of bona fide socie-
 ties which seek to provide sound pro- lection. This united sIrp' ort of cac troposed bill by traterrai fedora
 tions has been commended by insur ance commissioners and is regarded 1 as insurfng the measure from mt
 itlation for the benefit Of oii lint
 insurance interests. All frateTnalist:
 will be enlisted to give active al
 tention to the fate of the bin at th hands of their representative. Tn. - t"iaI of the sums wkics have beei [ dIstribted in death benef;ts by tn :. fraternal societies now has passe l the s1,250, ,00o. 900 mark and the sic { benefit the $500, 100000 mark nor r since fraternal insurance was Q. y tablished in the United Statcs b j. John Upchurch forty-odd years ag'
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-18
RADICAL ELEMENT HAS DEFENDER.

The radical members Of the Con stitutionaI conyeT tion doubtless have some constituents who applaud their efforts. One of these constituents writes to the Review on the sub Ject, asking that his lette, be pub ,ished, and the Review complies. We doubt ii any comment is called fer on our part
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-18
AERO SHOW.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Nov. 1.-The ST. Louis Aero Show, the first large ex. hibition of it's kind to be held in America, opened in the Coliseum this afternoon and Will continue fol eight days. Seven different types of seroplanes are included among the exhibits and there are also a number of models of dirigibie and spherical balloons and other varie' ties of air craft.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-18

If the constitution is submitted to the people full of socialistic isms who doubts that they will make haste 70 assure the rest of the country that they never asked or expected a freak? Unless the radicals awak- en to the real situation in time, they are due for one of the worst cas-
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-18
TO RECLAIM LANDS.

MEMPHIS, Inn, Nov. 17.-AlI oi th states bordering on the Missis sippi from the Ohio river to th= Gulf were represented here today at the opening of the mass conven ton of the Mississippi Valley Drain age Association. The aim of ta' association is to secure Federal aid in the work of retaining the we lands of the lower Mississippi valley by drainage.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-18

Notwithstanding predictions, the stock market did not go ,on a boom after election This is due to few foxy gentlemen who saw a chance to become suddenly rich from a bqom. Othe- foxy gentlemen have taken occasion to remind them that there is many slip 'twixt the cup and the gold filling of the teeth.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-18
- TO TELL OF FAMOUS HUNT

WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. IT, More than 5000 invitations have been issued to members of the Ma. tional Geographic Society and their friends to hear Colonel Roosevelt lecture in Convention Hal tonight on ''The Wild Man and Wild Beas, in Africa" The lecture is Col. Roose velrs first public statement in re gard Q his African hurting triI since his return from the jungle Hewas invited to address the Ma tional Geographic Society before he lefs Egypt and accepted.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-18

oSn needs, or the demands Of the the export trade. If the high prices shall be restored in the near na. ture, it will be evidence that the meat trust is in excellent working order. and that some unfortunate independent packer, who thought to deal fairly and decently with the public, has been taught the error of his ways, from the standpoint of modern big business.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-18

We imagine that the Arizona Demo crat will survive any assaults that may be made upon it by the constitu- tional delegates. The radical majority in the convention having ieopardized statehood will be powerless to do further harm to the Arizona Demo crat Or the party it represents.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-18

Arizona wants a judicial system which shall be superior and away above all political controversies. We want courts that cannot be subjected to harassment in the enforcement oi the law for and against every inter, est, class or individual.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-18

Organs like the Douglas Dispatch are so rankly partisan and SC ob- viousiy careless of the truth that their comments do not carry much weight.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-18

To man at this distance It appears that Count Tolstoi has reached the age where he is no longer able to care for himself. and needs a trained nurse.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-18

Deputy Sheriff Allie Howe has mixed with Inmates so often that he ought to be able to qualify as an insanity expert
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-18

The sessions of the constitutional convention so far have not i'm proved the chances of Winsor of Yuma to hold future public office