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New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
WANTS TO SUCCEED Mr.. DICK.

TBy Telegraph TO The Tribune
ST Clairsville, Ohio. Sept N-Former
Congressman John J. Lentz. OF Columbus
speaking here to-day. announced his inten-
ton to make the race for the United states
Sanatorsfip. in succession to Senator
Charles Dick, in the next Legislature. He
oIso challenged Senator Dick. whom he re-
,aras as the Republican nominee for the
Senate through the uncontested victory of
the Akron man in the May primaries. to a
ioint debate 20 influence the election of
LEGISLATORS MIR. Lentz is Democrat. and
formerly represented the 18th Ohio District
,n the lower house OF Congress.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
MRS. SIBLEY DYING
Wife of Former Congressman Who
Withdrew After Nomination.
py ,re,arranb n The T,-,bpne

Franklin, Penn, Sept. 22.-The friends OF
ex-Congressman Joseph q. Sibley were
notified this afternoon that Mrs. Sibley,
who has been Ill since August. has taken a
turn for the worse, and that the end Is
expected soon Physicians and specialists
from New York and Philadelphia have
been repeatedly consulted at the instance
of Mr. Sibley, but their nlinistrations have
been of no avail.
Mrs. Sibley has been deeply interested in
the business and political success of her
husband, and they have been devoted to
each other. 1t is said that the principal rea-
son assigned for Sibley's withdrawal from
the Congressional race after obtaining the
nomination was the illness of Mrs. Sibley.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
CAST OF "ANTI-MArRIMoNY."
GERMAN PLAYERS ARRIVE.

d. Members of the Irving Place Theatre
company arrived yesterday from Europe
ON the steamer Graf Waldersee. They will
begin rehearsals to-day for the German
comedy. THE Smugglers," which Will be
produced at the theatre In the week be-
ginning September 90 Rehearsais will soon
be held for the comic opera 'Boccaccio."
which will follow the comedy.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
LARGE SEIZURE OF OPIUM
Drug to Value of $4,000 Found
in Honolulu's Chinatown.

Honolulu. Sept 22-Unstamped opium
valued at s5.o00 was seized by United
States District Attorney Rreckons in a
tenement house in Chinatown to-day. The
TINS containing the drug evidently had
been in salt water for some time.
1t ist the theory of the federal officers
that the opium, with buoy attached, was
thrown Into the ocean from some steamer
approaching this port from the Orient. and
afterward brought ashore in a small vessel
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
OBJECT TO NEGRO SCHOOL
Ex-Governor Morton and Other Rich
Men Of Rhinebeck Don't Want II.

IBJ Telegraph % The Tribune
Poughkeepsie. ". Y, Sept Z--The an
nouncement to-day that the Home for In
corrigible Negro Children. with headquar-
ters In westchester County. had purchased
the I.own farm OF ia acres at Rhinebeck
and would bring one hundred negro boys
here next month came a shock 70 former
Governor Morton. William Starr Miller.
Tracy Dows and other wealthy residents of
Rhinebeck. The farm adjoins Mr. MIner's
place
The deal was closed quietly. so as to
avoid conflict with the wealthy residents.
but II IL seid that steps will be taken to
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
SHIPWRECKED MEN SAFE
Missing Boat from the Carnarvon Bay
Reaches Land.

MsIbourne. Australia Sept. 1z.-The miss
ing boat. with fifteen men aboard from
the British ship Carnarvon Bay. which re-
Gently was wrecked on King Island, has
made safe landing o1othe island
The captain and seventeen men we're
picked up directly after the vessel went
ashore.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
MAMMOTH GAS WELL UPSTATE.

Dunkirk. N. Y. Sept. 2z.-The Standard
OIL Company to-day struck a gas well at
Arkwright, four miles south Of Dunkirk.
which flows 10000 feet day. The roar OF
the escaping gas can be heard a mile away.
The well is the largest in the Western New
York field
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
SMITH COLLEGE OPEN WITH 100.

Northampton. Mass. Sept. 2--The open
ing OF Smith College to-day found ap-
proximateiy LOO students enrolled. slight
falling of from the record breaking mum
Der OF last year. and due principally to an
unusual number Of students who failed to
pass their examinations. Another factor in
keeping down the number Is believed to be
the Increase in the tuition fee from 500 to
sl5O The Rev. Marion l. Burton. the new
head of the college, addressed the students
at the chapel exercises this morning.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
TRIBUTE TO PROFESSOR JAMES.

Paris, Sept. 22.-The Figaro" to-day
prints a tribute to the late Professor Will
lam James. of Harvard University. from
the pen OF Guglielmo Ferrero. In the
course OF his article the Italian historian
expresses the opinion that the American
philosophers "Prasmatism-a New Name
FOR Old Ways of Thlnking'-ofrers Europe
tho first practical ground for the concilia-
ton of the present religious. philosophic
and scientific strife.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
HENRY WHITE COMING HOME.

Valparaiso. Chill. Sept Z2--The special
American embassy to the centennial cele-
bration Of Chilrs Independence, headed by
Henry White, former ambassador 10
France, left here this afternoon for the
United States by way of Panama.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
MOTOR LICENSES FOR AMERICANS.

Paris, Sept. I'm. Millerand, the Minis
ter of Public Works, to-day decided thst
France hereafter will grant certificates TO
foreign automobilists from countries that
did not adhere to the international auto
mobile travel convention Of year ago.
Hinder this decision Americans will be per-
rnitted TO motor in Europe with French
certificates. though the United States was
not a marty to the international convention.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23

induce the school authorities TO find a sits
further away An option on a farm IN
Hyde Park was obtained several months
ago. but because OF the opposition oc
wealthy neighbOrs the site was abandoned-
The negro home will get possession OF sns
property on October TO-
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
CEMETERIES
,HE wOODLAwN CEMETERY

f. vsasiiy accessible BY Harlem train, from
Grand Central Station. Webster and J-~o-,.
avenue trolleys and by carriage. Lots $50 NJ
Telephone 1855 Gramercy for Book OF Views
or representative.
once. 20 East Esd ST.. New York city.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
SPANISH PRIEST KILLS HIMSELF

Madrid, Sept 22.-Father Noveoo, pro-
feSsor in q Capuchin college, blew out his
brains to-day when overtaken at Dorca by
the uncle of a woman with whom the priest
was said to have eloped.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Free admission to ths American Museum OF
Natural History and the Geological Gar
den.
Dinner in honor of Lieutenant General Robert
s Baden-Powell by the Boy Scouts OF
America. waldorf Astoria. y. m.
Meeting Of the Washington Heights Fsxpay-
srE' Association. corrigsn Halt broadway
aud 15Ith street, p.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23

1890, ternperature yesterday. Ss degrees
. "A. average. 90; average for correspond
ing date Of last ys y,sfItvofrss os rsr, i9r
iDg .SsI forecast: Fair to-day. Increasing coual
,,esr 10 morrow Prehsoly sho.ers ana eooisf ''
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
THE TRIBUNE FRESH AIR FUND.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

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,.a, On3ciaI Reoord.-The following official
-. sorn the Weather Bureau shows the
-,..rsss ,u the temperature for the last twenty
- horrs ,n comparison with the correspond
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
To THE EMPLOYER

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SAVE TIME AND EXPENSE by con-
sulting the file of applications Of selected
aspirants for positions OF various kinds
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INDEKrAKERS

FRANK f. CAMPBELL 241-3 West 2sd q.
Chapels. Private Rooms. Private Aulbulancex-
Tel 1924 chelsea.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
REGENT OF PERSIA DEAD.

Teheran. Persia. Sept 22.-The Regent OF
Persia, Azad-ul-Muk. died in this city to-
day.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23


England. Eastern New York. Eastern fennsy-
vania and New Jersey. fair to-oay' Hi0
.,.. S..,r6av ana urobably showers and
cooler bv night; moderate. variable Wlnoh- -.
nor Delaware. Maryland and the Dlstr1ct OF
I,.I,S-nhIs fair to-day followed by increasing
e5onStness- showers tomorrow. end cooIer Ds
,ssht: moderate east winds. becoming va6iaDIe.
~ western New York and Western Pennsyi-
Ss decreasing cioudiness to-day with snow
.rs h,y night and to-morrow: colder to-Hiorfo"' >
.H-es s.nc east winds. becoming variable.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23

Washington, Sept 22-The recent cholera
epidemic in Italy was traceable to the de-
barkation at Brindisi of a band of Russian
gypsies- The origin of the infection is de-
scribed by Surgeon H. D. Geddings. at
Naples, in a report to the State Depart
ment.
Surgeon Geddings reports that the gypsy
wanderers. after proceeding to Trani, the
primary focus OF the epidemic. washed
their clothing IN vessels which were used
later as water buckets Many of the
gypsies became violently III and the disease
began to spread TO districts surrounding
Trani.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
opoFELLows NAME INDIANAPOLIS

Atlanta. Sept. 22.-The next annual con-
vent,on Of the Independent Order OF Odd
Fellows Will be held In Indianapolis
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
THIRTEEN CHOLERA VICTIMS
Thirty-six New Gases Also Reported
from st. Petersburg.

st. Petersburg. Sept. 22.-There were
thirty-siX new cases of cholera and thirteen
deaths in this city to-day. Among those
who are I'll IS Herr Feiselau, a member of
the staff OF the German Embassy.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NJ Martin Kelly Kate Hale will CORE
rpond with Marchie Kelly Box b Gardner
Vile. Nevada. Il Will BE- their advantage
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-28
0UAORUPLETS ALL
WERE FAXED
Los Angeles Woman Admits
She is Mother Of None of -Four
Children She Claimed Were
Born to Her Last Friday.

IBy Morning journal SDeeIal xeasee Wirsi
Los Angeles, Jan Following u
confession made BY Mrs. w. w. VIII
son that SHE was not the mother of
the qualruplets reported born at her
home last Friday, Superior Judge Will
bur began today m inquiry to deter
mine the parentage of the waits, at
the instance OF the humane society
In her confession Mrs. Wilson as
serted That one of the babies was Civ
en- away by q prominent physician and
his wife that the parents Of another
were well to do, but aid not care to be
burdenod with children; that the third
was donated by couple that could
not afford to care for it and the fourth
by hospital physician. She declared
that even her husband and mother
did not know Of the deception she had
practiccd with the assistance of a wo-
man friend who posed as nurse.
Mrs. Wilson explains her action on
the ground of her great love for chill
dren. Humane officers, however, are
proceeding upon the theory that an
Investigation viii reveal inhuman
abandonment of offspring BY well to
do parents with Mrs. Wilson's cooper
alton.
Judge Wilbur decided that Mrs,
Wilson WIS not the mother Of any of
the babies Hilda Linquist testified
"a the hearing that one of them was
hers born on December 2S last.
Following Dr. Paul Dresses adj
mission IN court that he had assisted
Mrs. Wilson in carrying out similar
hoax ia 1905 when Mrs. Wilson'S sec
ond set OF tripiets was alleged to have
been born, CitS Health ifficer Powers
informed the court that steps would
be taken TO punish the physician for
alleged falsifeation of public records.
Dr Brcesse had issued birth certifi-
Gates for the three babies declaring
that he was present at their birth.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-28
BANK AFFAIRS
IN HOPELESS
TANGLE
EXTENT OF MEXICO CITY
FAILURE STILG IN DOUBT
Receiver and Supervisor APP
pointed to Take Charge of
Suspended United States In
stitutioni President Ill.,

IBy Morning Journal Special Leased Wirel
Mexico City, Jan. 27.-Alfonso Ar
niagara, an attorney was today APP
pointed receiver OF the United States
Banking company which suspended op
erations yesterday after a run OF a
day and half.
James Forsyth, assistant manager
of the Mexico City branch of the
Bank of Montreal was named super
visor.
II is impossible at the present to
give any idea of the banks finances
and it may be several days before
the receiver can make a statement.
Officials of the bank say little Cana
dian capital is invested. A few COM
panies in New York are reported to
have had deposits with the United
states Banking company but the sums
are said to be small. Most of the
stock was held in Mexico
NJ. Elsasser, vice president OF the
institution still has hopes OF reorgun-
izing ana resuming business and he
reiterates his former statement that he
believes every depositor will be paid
in fun though the stockholders may
lose In explaining the action of the
Bank of Montreal in placing notices
on the walls OF the United states
Banking company during the run
Tuesday that the Montreal institution
was in charge FOR the present" T.
5. c. Sanders. manager Of the Mexico
branch today said.
1T was with tho hone naturally that
the United States bank would not be
forced to suspend that we gave our
temporary assistance to the institu-
tion. The run was greater than we
had anticipated and when the bank
could not meet the clearing house in
debtedness, there was no altcrnatice
but TO close"
The bank of Montreal is known to
be one of the largest creditors of the
United states Banking company and
is said TO hold many =, It's best secur
tiles
An officer of the bank said this af-
ternon that he believed two million
pesos. the equivalent of one million
dollars American currency would pay
every depositor remaining after the
run that compelled the institution to
close its doors. A meeting of the cred
itors of the bank will be held in
few days When the affairs are wound
up a reorganization will be affected
under q now management
The last bank failure in Mexico City
was in 1903 when the International
Bank & Trust company suspended.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-28

ute and may be either civil or crim-
ira'.
THE proceedings nov IN progress
before the federal grand jury of this
district are in line with this nvcstl-
cation. Ordinarily eases presented to
the grand jury for trial IN the courts
are wholly within the routine duties
Of the United States attorney, whore.
however. the subject Of inquiry ar
efcts the country AT large. and. csnec-
tally where Il involves the complaint
of violation OF the anti-trust statute
having more than local effect, the
attorney general exercises a special
supervision He IS particularly chars.
ed by the law with the enforcement
Of this act and my duties in this be-
hall are also fixed by statute under
his direction.
There viii be no change in the
present Instance, Mr.. Sims, in whom
the attorney general has entire con.
lidence will present his testimony to
the grand jury. After this testimony
is IN | have no doubt the grand jury.
will do its fun duty, both TO the gov
crnmenl and those against whom such
testimony may be adduced
During the progress Of the in
quiry ! expect to keep in touch with
it! to come 90 Chicago whenever it
may seem necessary and participate,
either now or later, In any way that
shall seem advisable
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-28
RAILROAD WAGE SCALE
CONF ERENCE ADJ00RNS

New York, Jam e7- Representa-
lives of the Railway Trainmoe's wn-
ion who were to have conferred here
today with tho officials of thirN-two
controlling railroads cast 81 the Mis-
sissippi river left tonight FOR the west,
and the conference has been postpon-
ed indefinitely.
original expectations wcrc that hy
this time the men would have forum
lated a scale 10 replace the proposals
recently rejected by the railroads but
they are not yet agreed.
President Shonts announced today
Il substantial increase in the pay of
conductors, trainmen. gatcmen, ticket
agents and switchmen Of the Inter-
borough Rapid Transit company. This
is the second voluntary increase made
by the company since Jan. 4 lgN7.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-28
Terror Stricken People Fear
Crust Of Doomed City win
Sink Into Subtefanean La
byfinth Below Flooded Streets
POLICE AND SOLDIERS
WORKING DESPERATELY
Rich and Poor Alike Driven
From Homes by Fast Rising
WaterSi Crest Of Flood is
Looked for Today

my Morning journal special Lensea Wirel
Paris, Jan. 2S.-Fiood condition had
become considerably worse at o'clock
this morning particularly in the south
and east section Ia the old laiia
quarter the situation was critical Tho
sidewalk Of the Quai des Grandes Aug
ustine collapsed and fell into the
Orleans Railway company's tunnel be-
meath, further extending the flood
through the ancient streets, particu-
larry the Rue jacob ana around the
Institute Of France
Many sewers hurst in the twelfth
aiIondissement one OF the biggest in
Paris. the whole of which is now sub
mtrged and plarssI into darkness
on account oe the breaking Of the gas
Mains
The half buried lle st Louis. which
Il connected with the He de In Cite by
means of the Ponte ST. Louis. is likely
10 be totally submerged within a few
hours as the water Is now only a few
inches from the parapet
Masons were hastily summoned at
lat, hour and are working desperately
10 erect wan to save the historic
hotel Lambert, erected in the seven
teenth century and now the residence
OF Prince Czartorysk
Az q 30 a ~. the water forced itself
through the subway workings in the
Rue 81 Lazare, which is inundated the
whole length In several places the
sidewalk fell in The subway under
the Place a. Lopera has collapsed abd
the sidewalk IN front of the New York
Equitable socicty's building has sunk
In,
At midnight the water at the Pont
Royal was stili rising. but only small
fraction OF an inch an hour The high
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-28
DAY OF BATTLESH|P
ENDED
AeroplaneS Now Capable Of
Destroying Most Powerful
Fleet Declares Clifford 1ar-
mon at Pasadena.

IBy Morning Journal Special Leased Wirel
Pasadena, Cal, Jan. 27.--Clitford
Harmon. the New York amateur aer-
onaut declared today in a lecture be-
fore the Pasadena chamber of COM
merce that the day Of the battleship
had passed. No nation, he said would
dare to send fleet of warshipa to
these shores on a hostile mission with
so many masters of the air ready to
meet It.
1T has already been demonstrated =
said Mr. Harmon, that one balloon Sr
aeroplane can carry sufficient explos-
ives to annihilate any fleet in the
world while the warships would be
powerless to protect themselves With
in a year there probably will be a
score of men in this country qualified
to undertake the task OF their destruc-
ton with safety to themselves.
THE aeroplane has not yet reached
its full state Of efficiency but even at
the present time it insures the safety
of our coasts against hostile inva-
sion"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-28
-Four Men Were Dissatisfied
With Result Of Former Inyes-
tigaiton and Forced Govern
ment Into Present Action,
RUMORS OF FRICTION
AMONG PROSECUTORS
Hint That Sudden Apathy in
1908 Was Result Of Outside
Influence From Which Pres
ent Jury is to Be Guarded.

TBy Morning Journal special leased WireI
Chicago, Jan. 2s.-Four members
Of the federal grand jury which in
yestigated the so-called beef trust, .
in 1908, forced the government
through Judge Landis to start the
present inquiry. according to report
current here today.
Assistant Attorney General Wade
Ellis, who spent the day here, denied
that there was any friction among
the government officials concerning
the present investigation and that Dis
trict Attorney Sims would remain in
charge.
Concerning inception Of the present
action il is said there would have
been none had the -four dissatisfied
jurymen not sought the aid Of Judge
Lands. This quartette, it is said, was
willing to indict the packers in 1908
and finally became So indignant over
the increasing price Of meat that they
informed Judge lands that they
thought it was time for the govern
ment to begin another inquiry.
DC IEDOIt VI lliG iOQi JA4Nl ~
legged that enough evidence was sub
mitted to the 1905 grand jury 70 war
rant trDe bills anM 'srhat in spite of
this there was a sudden apathy on the
part of those behind the prosecution.
They also said that if the investigation
was not Immediately renewed they
would make a statement to the pub
lie setting forth their theory as TO
why the prosecution had been drop
ped.
Following the Jurors complaint
Judge Landis is said TO have made
the investigation that resulted in the
present action Judge Landis it is
said, got in touch with the evidence
submitted to the 1908 grand jury and
he is determined that the present ac-
ton shall not be nullified by influ-
ence outside the grand jury room.
In his statement concerning the
purpose OF his visit here and the scope
of the present investigation, Mr. FL
lis said:
Il have spent the day in confer
ence with the United States district
attorney and his assistants and in
eau upon Judge lands whom / have
known personally many years There
is no friction whatever in The beef in
quiry.
"The department of justice has been
at work five or six months investigat-
ing the fresh meat industry and espec-
tally the relation Of the situation to
the prices of food and products, to
ascertain whether cause Of action
now exists The investigation will be
conducted under the antitrust stat
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-28

THE DAY IN CONGRESS

Washington, Jan. 27.-An animated
political debate with :he tariff as its
chief feature entertained the house OF
representatives today. The agricul-
tural appropriation bin was under
consideration and, speaking of 1t,
Representative Boutell of Illinois up
held the Payne-Aldrich tariff law as
one that would be eminently satisfac-
tory to the country and especially to
the southern states.
The senate received the postal saw
ings bill, which is an administration
measure and referred it to committee.
1t probably will be reported on to-
morrow.
A bin was passed providing for the
disposition by lottery of unallotted
Indian land in South Dakota but not
before Senators Gore and Burkett had
bitterly assailed the system.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-28
UNITED STATES AND
MEXICO FIRM
FRIENDS
This is Opinion Of President
Taft'S Brother, Just Returned
From Tour of Southern
Republic.

lBy Morning journal Special Leased Wire1
Lo Angeles. Jan 21.-That feeling
of the greatest cordiality exists toward
the United States i'm Mexico was the
statement made today by Henry w
Taft. brother to the president. who is
here on a pleasure trip after visit TO
the southern republic in connection
with the National Railroad Of Mexico,
for which he is counsel.
While in the city Of Mexico. Mr..
Taft was "a guest OF President Diaz He
said that the Nicaraguan affair and
the ZeIayan incident had not strained
the friendship between the United
states and Mexico and were cleared up
to the satisfaction Of ali concerned.
Mr.. Taft said Mexico is threatened
with its first great strike and that the
situation is causing the government
much uneasiness. The Mexican gov
ernment. which controls the National
railroad lines. purposes to replace the
American engineers and conductors
with Mexicans. The American rail-
road men arc threatening a general
strike without awaiting the change.