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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-10-08
Cotton Fabrirs

We have entirely too many Flannel
cites and we want to clear them out rs
we viii not have space for them at the
otter store, therefore we offer the fol.
lowing:
All Zoe FIanelettes for !. . :. Z Lee
All IL Lee FIanneIettes for =. :. Toe
New style - LIE Fall Dress Cling.
hams for -. Toe
New Style 15c Fall Dress Ginghams,
now IL Lee
Specially low prices on all Bleaehings,
Sea Islands Sheeting, TickiBgs,
CheYiOts, Madras, Cloths. Canton
FlannelS, Etc., Etc.
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FOR SALE-FULCASTER WHEAT.

The best milling wheat and least
subject to rust of any grown price
$3.50 per bustel. A. w. SMITH.
S-d&w-2w.
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There win be no need of sprinklin. :
the streets today, as yesterdays down
pour afforded unreasonable relief IL
that direction.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-10-08
AMERICUs COTTON MARKET.

Corrected Daily by L. G. Council)
Americas, Ca, October Z, 1910
We quote the market as follows:
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YOU CAN'T GATHER
FIGS FROM THISTLES

neither can you secure a real, dece 1T
job of painting if you use adulterated
Paint. You are unreasonable to ex-
pect it; the quality is not there.
When you buy
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-10-08

The stock this this season larger and better than
shown We of
Americas surrounding buy her
Wear Garments mere as Wen all other good merchandise and
will will find will show
everything kept department lower prices
possible for obtain elsewhere.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-10-08

A man can make goose of himself
in his correspondence without using
a Quill pen.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-10-08

The workmen in a clock factory are
always on time.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-10-08

Mrs. W H. Stovall left yesterday
for beesburg, her former home, whore
she will spend some time very pleas
antly with relatives.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-10-08

PEOPLE WHO COME FOR
A VISIT IN AMERI( us
As Well as Those Who Go
Away
The Oliver Typewriter, the stan
dard visible writer, II cents day
buys one. Holidays Book Store.
Mrs. W. H. Stovall left yesterday
for beesburg. her former home, where
she viii spend some time very pleas
antly with relatives.
Fishing Tackle fit for fishing.
SMITHWICK'S GUN STORE
w. F. Wflhoit was among the sew
eral Atlantians coming to America.
yesterday.
New line Vanity Boxes and OCH
Purses. Bell, The Jeweler.
Robert j. Sims, of Opelika. is
visitor in Americas for few days, ar
irving yesterday.
Simply spread Ant FOd around aa'
you viii be rid of ants. Rembert's.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. R. Jones, of Al
bany, viii be the guests of Americu:
friends today attending the circus
among other AIbanians coming here.
Finest lot small pompano ever II
the city. Phone G. N. Bragg.
Mr.. j. Fl. Fulford came up yesfer
day from Dawson. having business il
Americas.
Finest lot small pompano ever il
the city. Phone G. NJ Bragg.
l.. P. Fleming. of Montgomery, was
well known business visitor here yes
terday
Miss Rosa Ellis of Columbus, after
visit of several days to friends i
: Americas, returned to her home yes
terday
Mr.. J. C. Zimmerman, formerly q
Plains, but now resident of Yidal:e
spent yesterday in Americus on MAJ
ters Of business.
Something nice in Tooth, Hair. Ma
AMI Bath brushes. Remberts.
: w. c. Coffin came over yesterda
from RicMand. among othere her
, from that little metropolis of step
art county.
Mrs. E. ]. Carson returned to NJ.
con yesterday after a visit Of "a wee
to relatives here.
: J. E. Gumbier, of Savannah, was
the city yesterday. called here upo
business.
S. H. Carlyle was among the sever
representatives from Columbus j
Americas yesterday.
Miss Mary Bagley is at home aga,
after a very delightful visit Of sem
length to ter sister in Greensbor,
N. c.
T. S. Neal came up with many 9th
Maconians having business in Amegi
Gus yesterday.
Mrs. D. Holmes and Miss Dorota
Holmes have returned to Cordele al
ter having spent several days wit
relatives here.
A. w. Buck, one of RochelI's We!
known business men, spent yesterda.
in Americas, called l'ere by matters 0
Importance.
Julian Price registered from Cha.
tanooga yesterday among the arriva
at the Council hotel
H. H. Wilson and S. H. Buck, L
Macon, were in Americus yesterday
upon business.
There viii be no need of sprinklin.
the streets today, as yesterdays down
pour afforded unreasonable relief l.
that direction.
T. RS FAMOUS BULLDOG
REPORTED MISSING AGAIN
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come with the coin we will make You
prices that will do business.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-10-08

H. H. Wilson and S. H. Buck, If
Macon, were in Americas yesterday,
upon business.
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House Furnishings

Entire stock of Art Squares at big
reductions.
Every rug in the house at big redue.
items.
Every pair Lace Curtains at big re.
duetiOns.
Every pair Blankets in the house at
big reductions.
Every Trunk in THE house at big re-
ductiOn.
There are too many of these to par
ticularize on them all. but if you will
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-10-08

Wichert & Gardner, BrOokVvn
WOmenS.
A. E. Nettleton & Co., Syracuse.
Mems.
Julian & Kekenge Co., Cincinnati,
WOmenS.
Mrs. A. r. King, Lynn, Mass.
Children.
The above firms make shoes for o,r
new shoe department and at present II IL
full to overfloWing with their choicest stvIao
We have just received some very nro+t,,
slippers from Wichert & Gardiner. for eVon
ing and street wear. They are shown in onr
window, but you can see them better in tho
store. Priced $3.50, 81, SIS. '"e
We will appreciate call from you buv.
ing or looking.
Our new Ladies Ready -to-Wear Depart
ment is ready to show you.
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PEOPLE WHO COME FOR
A VISIT IN AMERI( us
As Well as Those Who 60
Away

The Oliver Typewriter. the stan
dard visible writer, II cents a day
buys one. Holidays Book Store.
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AMERICUS MARKET.
RECEIPTS IN AMERICUS.
LIVERPOOL MARKET.

Liverpool -Middlinq uplands
7.S8d. Steady.
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Fishing Tackle fit for fishing.
SMITHWICK'S GUN STORE
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-10-08

w. F. Wflhoit was among the sew
eral Atlantians coming to Americas
yesterday.
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. o Q O. . Q . . > > . . o@00l
W ant Column
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

FOR SALE-Lot of Barbecue Pig
Tor SALE 5. ii Young. 42i
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L0ST--On street or near CITY. babv's
white linen cloak. Finder kindly rs-
turn to this Office.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-10-08

We Refer 10 the Fur
niture now in use In
many homes to prove
its quality. People al
ways like our furniture
more arc more as they
learn its fine wearing
qualities by actual SER
vice
Cheap furniture May Look
Good
but it's use that brings
out the real quality. IF
you need furniture buy
lit here where attractive
appearance is matched
by equally attractive
honesty in construction.
That such furniture is
the cheapest you will
agree after you have
used it and learned its
worth.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-10-08

FREE-For the next 80 days we are
Offering, free of charge to every school
boy and girl selling "a packages OF
assorted postcards at Zoe a packags,
q camera with package Of plates and
material. Address Crescent
Novelty Co., Box 524, Atlanta, Ga.
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New line Vanity Boxes and oCih
Purses. Bell, The Jeweler.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-10-08

FOUND Odd style gold brooch.
Owner can recover same by paying
for this advertisement.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-10-08

Julian Price registered from Cha
tanooga yesterday among the arrfva S
at the Council hotel
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PetticOatS

zoe Ladies' PettieOats, now E. =. soc
S1.00 Ladies' PettieOattS, now zoe
s1.50 Ladies' PettieOats, now s1.15
$500 Ladies' Pettieoatts, now =. S1.39
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-10-08

WANTED-By lady of experience
position as bookkeeper or stenogr l.
pher. Address, Competent" care tn
office.
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Muslin Drawers
Muslin Gowns

soc Ladies' Gowns. now -. -. see
75e Ladies Gowns, now SOC
s1.00 Ladies Gowns, now sc
$50 Ladies' Gowns, now :. ). s115
$500 Ladies' Gowns, now =. :. s1.39
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-10-08

Robert ]. Sims, of Opelika, IS :
visitor in Americas for few days, ar
irving yesterday.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-10-08

Where ignorance is bliss It's i0li'
ask Why $.
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A. w. Buck, one OF Rochells well
known business men, spent YESTERDAY
in Americas, called here by matters of
Importance.
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Corset Covers

25e and 35c Corst Covers, now o. 23e
soc Corset Covers, noW - e.. 39e
75c Corset Covers, row - Sc
SLIGO Corset Covers, now - =. =. 75e
s1.25 Corset Covers, now .. 95e
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-10-08

Mrs. d. Holmes and Miss Dorothy
Holmes have returned to Cordele AZ
ter having spent several days with
relatives here.
The sun., 1910-05-05

RIrdln. Rethusen. Geer and ECkstoin
were on the sane standing.
Egk-tain, who was secretary for Arthur
p Hsinze aud kept his bDolys, testfed
that all " thess books wsre delivered
- Commissioner Alexander after the
faihlvs, some - the books u the United
COypar Company he delivered on Octo-
Der Is. 1897, o. ". T. Weiss. lie saw
one book " Schuitze's in Weiss Office
~chultzs's books are al missing and
~ are soms u the others. Eckstsin Also
said that he didn't know anything abOut
loan for SsOO. .OOO made 90 him by the
Mercantile In August 1901. except that
hs signed a note. This Il one Of the
laans in question and Is alleged 20 have
gone really - ths Montana Ore P1rohas-
lng Company.
Judge HOugh seemed b be debating
yesterday VhetheF ~ let IN any more
testimony regarding tbs loans prior 70
tho 1ns on O0tober IL, 1907. He seemed
y doubt Whistler sufficient foundation
had boen laid for this part 0f the lndict-
msnt Hs will decide this question later
The Governmsnt had over hsty books Of
the Uuitsd Copper Company and Otto
HsinEs A Co Identified yesterday. but
did not get them Ia evidence. pending
tho Judges decision.
The sun., 1910-05-05
RAY WEATHERS rHE oHAIR.
Charge Against Gambler Rednosd %
Murder IN tho second Degrsa.

NNA !. wv ANNWuM uI|El4
Assistant District Attorney Frank Moas.
who 10 trying the cAse against Morris
Ray. charged with the murder Of Louis
Spielherg. consented before Justice Fitz-
gerald In tho Supreme Court yesterday
70 a reduction Oi tho charge y murder in
tho second degree.
spielberg was killed in An East side
Gambling house on March a. 1905. aud
Ray. Who Is gambler. was oxoneFatsd
by a jury before Coroner Acriteli. Mr..
Moss said yesterday that az the time the
police werO not active aud Ray never
would have been arrested had not spiel-
6ergs mother and wife gone % the
District Attorney aud requested that
the case be reOpened. The nan Was
indicted the following May. but then tho
main witness had dlsAppeared and when
ray surrendered after having lsfS the
city Tor while he was released on alO. 90
1all. lie has been awaiting trial more
than a year.
Han = dozen witnesses were examined
yesterday Three Of them were in the
room where Spielberg was hilled. but
none Of the three would admit thae ho
had seen Spielberg shot.
tlVe policemen who were present
when Splelberg was taken 20 his home
from the gambling house where he was
shot said that he told them that Ray had
shot him.
Ray and splelberg were Joint pro-
prtetors u a house known as the Gun
Club, where mostly snlsa Waa PLAYED
They were quArrslin9 over the division
of profits. 80 those who heard the row
said
The sun., 1910-05-05
REV. D. D. MING EXONERtTED.
IiEsaea Methodist Preacher Cleared on
Al charges MAY Resume PastoruIe.

ITHACA. y. y MAY The Rev. Doug
lass y King II the sta'e Street Methodist
Episcopal Church vas exonerAted to-day
~ the committee appointed 70 investigate
charges Of improper conduct relating 20 a
woman The pastor has resigned seven
witnesses were examined 10y the com
mit'ae chairman Burger sad that most
" o." te-tIm ony VA hear-Ay The
oaicial board will request Mr.. King Ia
resume h,- pa-tora'-
Tho statement issued by chairman
Burger -aid
~. fud up grounds Tor any criminal
charge against Mr King and the com
mtif-- fni- that there D. uo evidence
sufficient 20 prefer charge against Mr.
King tor Huy Cau-r whatever
Mr. King declined 20 discu-. the ca-s
further than 20 -ay that ne hat o0n'sm-
plated taking no action against those who
circulated M. stories about hIU W against
any 0i hI- arCu-ers
% l- regarded a. certain thA' Nr King
will again take up 'hs pastorlt'@ Il called
The committee and a majority ~ the
church members -@em gratihed by the
result
The sun., 1910-05-05
FULL DAY FOR CAMPAsL.
Married and Later Arrested sa . Charge
OG Grand Larceny.

Thrre hours after being married yes
tercay George Campasi. who lives On
Seventy street near Second avenue.
was IN kssex Market prison with a charge
OF grand larceny against him CampAsi
got back to New York from Italy eight days
ago.
He used to work az a barber in the shop
u III Mongnl at II Cannon street On
July % last year. according 70 the oOm-
plant. Mongni put hls rent money and re-
ceipts. amounting % tlSO. m a drawer
IN his store. Shortly after he missed
both Campasi and the money. An hour
or two after the money disappeared Cam
pasi was IN a ship bound for Italy.
Last fall Allegra AntuninA q Isl Chrystis
street went 10 the District Attorney =
Office and complained that when Cam
pasi disappeared he took 81 600 oi her
money which be got under promise Of
marriage
Detective Gleason Of the Allen street
branch detective bureau knew Campasi
and had charge % both cases lie ar
rested Campasi Yesterday afternoon.
When he told hls prisoner he was wanted
for getting 81 .eOO from Allsgra Antonina
Campasi laughed az him.
I married her two hours ago be said
and showed MS license Obtainsd yesLsr-
day morning. and has certificate
Gleason had the warrant obtained hy
Mongni and arraiKned him IN EsseN Market
police court On that charge Magistrate
Moss held him IN 81 OOO hail FOR eNami-
nation Monday Campasl couldn't get hail
The sun., 1910-05-05
HADUNITEDCOPPEU SEWED UP
HEINZES AND ASSOCIATES con-
TROLLED NEAR 80 PER CENT.

When ArIhnr p. SET Out TO Collect the
SKINS % thS hears and tho Mercantile
hank Aade These Loans 20 OttoI
FFm-Trytng 10 Connect Up EriiE.
That the HoinEe family and associates
WoTe the owners of rOcOrd Of 6s5. .slO
out Of the $4,000 common shArOs Of tho
United Copper Company in tho summar
and fall of 1907 and that this stock was
practically withheld from the market
While brother Arthur Was engaged IN
buying any United Copper offered In the
markOt In that period was brought out
BY the Government ON the trial Of Fritz
Augustus Hainne in the Unitcd States
Circuit Court yesterday.
Tracy Buckingham. transfer clerk Of
The COMPANY. identified a list Of thasO
holdings, which we're put IN evidence
BY the Government in support Of IL
contentiOn that the defendant had an
interest in brother Arthur's operations
and that it Was by reason Of this that be
had the Mercantile Bank lend large sums
Of money 10 the firm Of Otto Helnz0 a Co.
through which brother Arthur was buy
ing the stock and trying 10 corner the
shorts. II also Appeared from tho testi-
mOny drawA from Heinzs's associates
that included in theSe Ss5. $40 shares there
was . pool Of 22S.OOO. oi which the de-
fendant was dcsCnbed as the Teprs-
sentative. The only way. however. thai
these figured IN the market operations
u brother Arthur was IN the fact that
they were withheld from the market.
which u course helped THIS was as far
a. the Government could get YESTERDAY
IA the difficult task Vt connecting tho
defendant with the so-callUd pool Of 1877
Thus was tho list Of Heinye holdings
a. of October a. put IN Dy the Goyprnment.
The sun., 1910-05-05

The record showed that these shares
wers transferred 10 the holders between
January and April 1917. and remained
without change until October All the
persons whose names appeared On the
list oustide 81 the Heinzs family were
employees u Hsinye
From Max II schultz, the Government
got what little u did get yesterday 60
show the defendants interest in the
market operations. Schultzs admitted
that loan u S2O. On made for account No.
S. under which Rrthur Heinze's operations
were carried in 1877. was made On 600
shares II United States common belonging
% Account No Z. the previous syndicate
~ which Il 10 admitted Heinze had an
interest Schultzs had previously testified
that this account had been closed 80 far
a. buying and selling were concerned. but
the Government ~ trying 20 show that
one account was praOticallya a continuation
q the other and thus connect the de
fendant SChultge said that he was holding
certain stocks iu Account Z a. trustee
After SChultEe had admitted that there
was a syndicate u 725OO shares IN 1907
Mr. Wise EAid
" ueu you hAlQ NeatFIAaN luAN YOU
believed = A Heinys held stock IN a
representative capacity were YOU or were
you not referring to this 20 10 share
syndiCate''
4 did was
Who were members Of thus syndicates'
I can't answer without the bnuks'-
n vas shown that the Juitai Copper
Company drew a dIvidend Cherks 20 persons
known as insiders IN th" Mercantile
Hank and 20 persons known as -oItzidnrs-
on the Hudson Trust COMPANY. fHs two
accounts being 90 de-tguaI-u schultz.
couldn't explain aIl this without f.a
buuAs
J. g. lnckhardt who 10 down a, hold
ing q rs shares. Testified that na bad
got the stock from Birmingham and chat
be Endorsed all dividend, over Q. Rg...
ingham Tie was houkknnyer g1r Df'.
Heinz. 4 Co and a director ~ 'ha lrIraI
Copper Company The defence CON.
ceded in writing then that Brun-nn.
The sun., 1910-05-05
Cnur, C,Iendnr. INT, ia, .

supreme Co.rl Appsnsi- DtlsoE Nos -t
81 A,t So. N7 ASs. SO ~. ~. ~. ~ ~
s,pr.rs Court ,ppsusts Term Rsss,s
supreme Court special Term Part Moflor
calendar called q io.ao n I.Il y -
9srts matter. PsI' !,l car Nsrions ~
Vos sin. ss General calender No, 90,
:ss :sss :ss. :s,: ~ ~ 10 10 sSs @ ss @ ~ ~ ~ ~
a Css@ srAn..Hs. Part n Csc gndnlshsd
Certicrsr ln1 '-rr',i lranrh',s rs'~s psu
wi Adiournci Intl Monda. MY -. 1917
80 ~ Ts--,r Psrt % Cts,s lnsni,hed sho-,
tsS.s. ',a.. so, rs. 10 Tlss 1,,s. ~, l,a,
iiis. $3.50 aasl llu. 70, ~ illi s,1s ~,
~ ilM. 5sai i7ss. 5is1 Part lII C5se ua
na.,h;s IS. g. g @ iss fs,'is ~, 70 % 90 y. ~ os
fI1Guis1rf Part No AdIDurneI fo- fH" tern
psrt an CHsr unfinished Part hlI' lIrHT.
Day calendar Nos ~. g5 ~. ~, iiia
As ga ssi 80 agis. apif lois asis al.5
ls5s 8NS aiA- "a. aeis. aa0 agii sasl. i9.N.
lssl aao. 0i7 lo-l. soa' laai M3. so'7. 49,
psTt III :. Cs.~ unfinished. llsss LAT from Par'
MI Csss " uh6nishsi. Parl XliI csss IN.
~ ss5s Bsy calender -Nos tit7. tiS. @is
SEQ s5ol. T.os. .aaa. sAll. .ts1 50 80 s,sll.
80. "a, 49,: - 20 1Ssssisf.s % b.T Xvi'rsss g5.
art.hrf Part NVii- unnnishsd Cases
se1t fTgm part NiV 20 Parts All. XIII, Nv.
w; 5,Ss@s,s. 1s9 y cours-chamber,-For probate
,vfti9 al i0hn Fnlarr Simon KGhn, a1iDn0n Pre-
rns1. Annie nagtne. HenrY G. Willman, ueHrY
n WILLIAMSON. Mar G1iaael james y. Lose.
Hnhan Iohana1n, Emma =. Fncn ~ naD a. -.
mai Terni-No day calendar.
cirv Court Enefiai Tarm-Corr4 orGnf % ~
A. M M0unaF. NIIisi TeTm-fan Gees un
finished Part u-CA4I, tait llA-C.eeI. pel
s1a. TirI. Tit0. TiH. lii1. izllsizi2, tNl. Illl.
Igih Tlli. I'M. fnlA llll. lslAs 40 - III.
Ilii. iiil. llls Iiiii 80 az ~ ~. ~
esTssS-Nss ia5i, a11l. -, ~, ~ llll, -.
aIfl. llni Pert F-cifgr. tlre " Nls-lelI. Etft
FIf--ridrF. Flfa Vlii.-Celfs en11l el1l i1uM
Part 90. io Rnr9 4, ~. ", W. w fla VIZ
The sun., 1910-05-05
strlEr NV. BIZ. 90. MsrE..

%" ljo iron moulders employed in the
fartn.v u the g. W Phsz Company.
a. Water and Jaw sire o. BROOKLYN.
-trrIrk yesterday morning becap@e the
company rrf -ed 'o accept the schedule
pf wages fixed a. Oonfernnr- n The
N,w York and New Jersey f1undrymsn'
Association and he International Mould
ars Union h. men dem anded a three
years agreement 20 pay ~ IS A. the mini
mum for core makers and a minimum
- 81 - Tor mou'dsr- The foundry was
shut down
The forty nouldsrs IN tho foundry n
smith \ lourhhn 900 briggs avenue
a 80 went On strike
The sun., 1910-05-05
aE.ooo Jon for ChsrI., h T.rr, .

Dastnct Attorney Clsrks nf Brooklyn
yesterday appointed Charles K Terry
an assistant IN his Office 10 an tho vacancy
ca-ed nv tho recent resignation n Francis
l.. Corrao Mr. Terry has been practising
law for ten years and vas associated
with ms uncle, the lAts Judge Patrick
ne has been active IN Democratic poh-
tics ~ tho Third Assembly district ard
was hooked for tho s .OOO a year pla'a
IN the Disfrict Attorneys ono" hy Eisr.
tion Commissioner James han~ loader
II the district
The sun., 1910-05-05

poisoned her 20 get her life Insurance.
Or. Ernest Ellsworth Smith. pAthologist
will he one ~ the principal witnesses
he telegraphed yesterday from KansAs
city, where he has been a witness in the
Swop" poison case. that he would hs in
the citv In time n he called.
The sun., 1910-05-05
n,,rn HeId fer rrlaI ID Gamhlsrr.

NAz.-'ra'" harles Appleton held court
''''''dav 10 'h" library ~ the Criminal
'''''' Building and disposed Of tho casoa
N1a,a'' 'la men arrested q week ago
Wee FDry-siHth and West Forty
., street, ~ gamblers on infOrma-
= =. 2 ~ shed by Frank AhlbOrn. a police
'a '.' va Known in the Tenderloin
m" maIlunaIrn kid SIX of the men
.@.1 i1r The Grand Jury and five
''f 'f.A. DO special Sessions.
The sun., 1910-05-05
NIfe PoIsonInE Trial Hrrr.

Maurice Lustig. formerly a private
detective. who Is charged with tho murder
u bis wife. will he rut ON trial to-day
before Judge Foster in the Court NJ
General Sessions The woman wa killed
Ia-t October end % D., alleged thai Iustig
The sun., 1910-05-05
FAILTRES LESS.
"R'adstrsrt's" Reports sJ7 for MoRth
~ lprlI. = MARKED Decrease.

Wording 20 BTadarsef's thers were
b.. .'f arata failures last month. a de-
r-'a-" ~ Do per per cent from March. of
-' .s- cont from April. i0O9 and of q
FOO .r-' from April. 1913 Business in
-..' .. reported in the month Of April
.r. w"r'. lees than during the corr,a-
.- .autn NJ nine of the last seven
'aa. ...n.
a - for April however. aggre-
s..'" Ni8i1110. an increase ~ IS per
."r Aprl a year ago and oi IS per
'''' ..rr AIr' 1913
The sun., 1910-05-05

Richard PGrr, assistant deputy sur
vsyur Of tho fourth division Of the Treas
ury Department. who discovered the steel
wire In the scales Of ths HAvetDsysr Elder
refiueries - the American Sugar Re-
ruiug Company on November ~. 1907
sir,-.t. Tor ten dayA lie Ls believed to
nave appendicitis n his condition does
u1r improve to-day an operation will 10
undertaken. lie was slightly better last
The sun., 1910-05-05
A''OElyu sa,lnE, Banko Now Cashlsr

= y Z. sutton has been appointed cashier
!" ne Brooklyn Savings Bank as the
-,.i..s ...i,..'or ~ fsiiz p Flandreau, Who has
n, aller twenty years Of nsrvics.
.ssi,s,....ln ie...ln nas been connected with he
--saeoh ioT several VoaFn.