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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-20
eScrmbanclpuaiuniua.

s lnall0e Tiger far &ongresleu ar,
beibet neo Sernbanclopgipniug, pQ
oenne nGrll1er Jig MI i'm gflll,tni1g
ioct Observation-Disclosures ior noget ope>
ell llge liben ne0tog Ell Sernbonelop
Ser nu CT lnoer 5ei1otets Sperpei'
clic. Get ser iiGr far pnret @jcn'
itono for Torbo11olingerne / beggt
@ule CT ssniurgenternes &rop oll1 al
Sernbonefon1pagniernc$ Magt jful.
Sc ltrGffes ioole0es at Sc CT 1mbcr
folteoc ct ifarpt Silipn al Sntcrltots
Commerce Commission og Girfe'
ltgbeben intet flu1oe fpretoge Jig
&ctuilg al Snfltnninttelier l,ocr
oenne 8pofienoelle, % Sc uregltlnre"
Ncpublifmlercs Strrhen efter at BIZ
bcboloe Sen ltprlt muligc Mogt iol
Scrnboncrne. Senotpr s(l0ricb ia,
urret 0prcr / &on1pen for &ompog'
nierne5 SSl1teresler. &c liolte Cages
Strlo bar tlrr breict Jig ON nibor1
a1lo long bolrl" &louil1le1, og S'1:
lltrgcnternc far icirct 0enne Sog
ioet 6oobe Nuiet % Serotet bar peo
togct Ell sgnori1g, bporpeo Set bli
Der Sl1teritote Commerce Commission
loHn lfol ofgjere, ont Sernbonernl
fan lrtte bpjere 1ofltcr for forterl
Urogttronspprt eno tor lang Srons
port. 1ioligere far Sernbonerne
oerne Sag gjort omtrent bpoo 81
lelp fonot for goOt, MI lfol Sc giprt
reoc for &ontisiioncn pg pil1oe Sen:
Q5oofjcuoelie, inoen iSrogtforonorin
ger SEN ontpoebe 9iet11i1tg far
ipGrflGttcs.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-20
&allingcr Saqcn.

lluoeripgelier al Snoenrigsmini=
iter 9ollingers 6orbol0 til slfltaael=
ier al &ulluuoet s(lalfa og Sano=
fraft Giltrifterne Seltitoternc
er peoporen0e @ienitan0 for &or1iS=
iionens l1n0eriegeller / 8albington.
Ser ct Sen ienere Si0 intet pG=
ienligt npt forefonnnet, Ser fon tiene
til sot afgipre, bpem ser bar ban6<
let i11po 2opel1, 8allinger eller Sort
9eporten1ertet un0er Sen aflfe6igeoc
Sperferlte Hincbot. S Sc liolte Sag"
er Ser oog iuotruffet noget, Ser far
lot npt 9ip 5agen, ibet en- Steno-
grof / Snoenrigsnrinilteriet far 110>
lteoet en- offenlig @rfl9ring ON, at
fan og Ell al 8ollingers 5efretGrer
iant asliltereuoe slttornep General
2o>pler bop0e lloarbeioet SEN Sfri=
belle, JONI Yreiioent Soft ienere BE-
nptte0e til @runolae for, og til
6els fopiere0e, Sen Sfripelie, / bpil=
fen fan fritog 8allinger for 8eifplo=
ningerne for at bape banolet imoo
2open 0isie Sager, o9 beitemte, at
9incbot ful0e afife0iges. &reiioen-
tens 5fripelie par iaale6es &irfe=
ligbeoen fun ct l16trpf for Sn6en-
rigsminiiterens @etragtntng al oen-
ne Sag. @e6fommenbe @tenograf,
&erbp, blep piebliffelig afifeoiget fra
lin Stilling for lin Mabennunoetbe6,
og Ereii6enten bar funbet Jig for
anle0ieet til at ifripe ct ubfgrligt
8rep til @omisiionens Sornan6, @e>
notor &11ute Mellon; bpori ban gigr
Re0e for, at ifient bdf1s 8rep pdr
fremfommet paa benne Maabe, 11o=
trpfte set 6og aloeles neiagtigt bans
Mening om oenne Gag. S og for
lig er ser intet at inbben6e i1no6 sen,
ne Gremgangsmaaoe fra &reiioen-
tens SIDE. &opeoin6penoingen imoo
Sen er, at 8reiioenten bap6e beor-
bret be Men6, ser bob6e affattet
@fripelien, til at iatte ct ti6ligere
Datum poa Sen en6 set, paa bpilfe.
ben bar ifrepet, iaalebes at set flnoe
faa l1bieenbet af at Sen 6onne6e ct
elore @runo1ag for &reii6entens
Opfattelie df Sagen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-20
@u upiietpeffcnoc Moroiae,

S &olcu5 Gitp bor Scr iioen II.
slpril prret heban0let en- Mor6i Jag,
Scr far poft Spligt oper bele 2anbet.
S Sftober Mooneo iiipr bpbe Ell
@tillionnr t 8nnios Gitp, Gberlt
5mope, un0cr lnistunfelige On1ltnn=
6igbe0er, ct Ear 0fooneoer eftcr
bons gepp og slrping pao lignen0e
0faaoe> og flere al bans SlGgtningc
blep ipge;; ser opitob Mistanfe ON,
at Sipope's '@uslnge og Spigeripn,
9r. 9. s. @poe, bopoe iorpoloet Sis
lie 9posfal0 og Spgbon1stilfal0e peb
at gipe forgiftet Ne6icin og @ultlt=
rer al Sltberfulole=8ociller San
blep orreiteret, og peo Sen paafGlgen=
Sc &etsiag frenfom ser fel0en6e 8e=
Diler i1no6 Dr. @poe, ffignt ban bele
St6en paaito6 at p9re uifpl6ig. Sans
@uitrl1, sen 6bbe Millioners Dat-
ter, foitbol0t bele Sioen bans l1ifpl-
6igbe6, me0ens be11bes Gamilie fill
le6e Jig in1o6 bon. Sioite Monoog
falot SurDens &jenoelie, ser lp6 paa,
at fan bar ifploig og anbefale6e, at
ban bbmtes til lipsborigt Gengiel.
@p6e mo6tog iin Dom meb Sin6sro
og erflereoe efter at &ien6elien bar
uotalt, at ban lite bap6e begaaet
Mor6et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-20
&e9,1.

OkSSu<
Gnoeli9 bcgpuote Manoogs Set
Mcgniol0, JONI 9eorOpcltcn far trGngt
/ loo bpi @roo, % ira alle Statcrne
&elt for Sc ltpre Sper, felt n0 til
Mpcfp @fountoins, laa bel lon Go=
nooa, mel6es Ser on ct n1eget betp=
beligt 9feoilog, ser bar ble0et Soroen
gobt op og gipet Sen forterre0e Ylan=
tepnfit MT 9tp. Set ct Sen fprlte
gooe 9fegn scr ct faloen bette Gor<
oor, og 6ornerne 6egDn0te at blipe
meget engltelige oper l10ligterne
&e9nen bepirfeoe, at @peoepriierne
iolot euoel roo 8erierne Gbicago
pg Minneiotos Ipillingbper.
st on6et @ooe, iom &egnen meo=
fprte> bar Set, at Taren for Sc itore
Sfopbrol1oe set lorblige Micbigon
@isconlin o9 9rinneiotu lamt pisle
Gele al Canada, I'LL fan betrogteS
iom operitoaet. S 5lutningen al iio=
lte ltge greb Sfpbbron6ene ONT Zig
meo itor Soloionbeo, napnlig i
9)iinneiota pg @isconli11. Glere
@per far pGret / Sen melt operbn11=
gcnOc Jore for at blipe opllugt al
Ilonuuerne, iooleocs @imioji,
9)'unn., til bpis llnoiGtnilg ser eno=
pg bar bolot Statslmtlits @ere0lfob.
Sper S1peripriden far 92pgen fra
Sfpp6runOcnc brl1gt loo tpft, at
Seilooleu er blcpcn ltGrft bir0ret al
0en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-20
ct )ll00e Ue0 Baoren.
9runnin9 Sllcganora 10 Song g.
,uarbs &cninbc.

Cen ofbpoc Song Golporo, JONI /
fine pngre slor lepcbe ct / bpi @rao
frit 2ip, blep cfter iigcnoe linc Gl=
orc 9lor, nopnlig citer at ban por
blcpcn &ongc, Ell efsennplorilf 9gg-
tcl1ono og 6amiliefoocr. Sim enfel-
tc al line tioltgcre 6orbinOelier bolbt
fan peoligc, nopnlig bcporcoe Fan i1l
parme Genlfob % 9ellnoring for cit
AHrs. George Seller. Get liges, at
bans 6orbolb til 0enne &ni1loe, napn=
Zig ttoligere slor gon s(nle0nil1a til
&ipninger mellem &ongen og 9rol1z
ming sucron0ra. Spm Set bar at pel1=
te betrogteoe life 9ronning Nlerm,=
Ora en- &ipol on1 &pngens TeleHer
nc0 iGrligt hlioe Telelier.
Otter buao ser / oisie Gage meo-
oeles fra 9or0on n1gotes liblte @ion=
0og 9ron11iltg Mleronbra ng Mrs.
Seller pe0 &ongens 8oure, og Sen
Scene, ser forefal0t nelleln Sem, nis
lcr 9ronningens noble Sin6elog
Mrs. Seller gift til @ucfingbom for
at ie &ongens Sig, n1el1 inbfon6t fig
poa en Sio, bu 9ron11ingcn plejer
at opboloe Jig tine egne Gnrelier
Sun benpenote Jig til Sen pa9tbapen.
Sc officer, ion fprte ben0e til Sron=
iolen, bpor @iiten ltoo. soet Sc pos=
iere6e 0eren til 9ronni,1gens Ge-
refer, aabneoes benne, ng 9ronnina
sllero6ra fom u0 % git ligeleoes
9etning al Sronlolen. Airs. Seller
ltanoicoc brot, ng ioet Sronningel1
gif for6i, neicoe bum opbt og iog6e
uGette pil liffer blipe sen iiolte
@ong ieg faor Ceres Moieitpt at ie. "
Dronl1ingen gienfienbte Mrs. &el:
Ter tro6s set tette sler. Sum piite
bberfen Torl,noring oper at mpbe
bcnoe fer eller ltbebog pes Mdoet,
men lporebe Blot:
~6porfor set? gr life @on9ens
Gcnner olti0 mine Gen11er?"
sQirs. Seller neieoe after, enonu
0p6cre ems fpr, opcrprloct pes Droll=
11ingenS noble Sptrn0en. 9ronni1=
gen lc0ioge0e benbe iii &iiten, og fer
ito0 0a Sc to &pin0er iamnen og be-
trogtebc Sen oiopbe. sUirs. Seller
grr0 ltille. 9erpoo forlo6 Sc Ga.
len innmen o9 tog s(iifeb mes fin
ol10en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-20
9}ppicnclt.

Gfs-YrGlioent 9oolepe er al
Frulioent Soft 1onnpnt til at fun=
gere lpn1 Sc Toreneoe Statcrs lpc=
cielle &eprelentont peo Song 60.
lporos 9egrapelie, og / Monoogs
fom fun til 9on0n, bpor ian bleu
mootoget poa Sernboncltotionen al
Sen amerifanife 9(mbosl loopr % en-
fongelig Gogn figrt til 9ucfingbam
Ealoce, bbor Song g6lparos Sig lia-
ger paa Sit Sc Harooe, bporefter bon
blep fisrt til Scarborough &oule og
preienteret for Song @eorg, Ser
ntootog bam mco flor genligbeO.
&ooiepelts Spbolb 2onoon bill life
blipe fejret neo lterre offtcielle Gejt.
ligbeoer paa @runo of 2anoiorgen
ober Song @6>paros 9pb.
&ooiepelts Spbolb / @erIin bIep
feitligbolot paa forffiellig Neoaoe.
men ogiaa ber foraaria9e6e Song
@omoros 9po, at &eUeren life off.
cielt beltog / 6eitltgbeoerne. Ser bleu
bolot EN- iterre &eop ober @arnilonen
i 8erlin,' peo bptlfen &eiiere>l leoio.
ge6e &ooiebelt TIBET. geo 8erIins
ltniperiitet bol6t gfooiepelt ct Sore.
orag ON ~@er6ensbepnseIien" oe
bleb u6nebnt til 9@res6oftor, bpiIfen
Sgitt6eligbe6 &eiieren operpereoe
iammen me6 bele fin 6amiIie. gfooic-
belt bar tilltge 9gresgieit beb en- flor
&eceptton for Mmertfnnere / set ome.
rifanife @eian6tffabsbotel og pe6 en-
Mio6ag / BEN franife Mmbasia6e, o9
l1nber OpboI6et Berlin blep ban
l6nepnt til 9gresme6lem af set in.
terparlamentartffe Sre6sforb1nb og
'af ben tpffe Sbafeipeare.6 Screening.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-20

Dommerens Some: u&sr, tjer'
Mono, bpor bar Oh laet 6et Soto
grail af min @3ooer, leg piite Dia
igaar? Seq fan lite fin6e oct no.
genite6s."
0ommeren (ooipreot): Set So
tografi (re6ielsIaeen) set ba1
leg, @uo bielpe mig, lat ino 6or
brpoerolbum'et % ienot til 8oliti
cbefen."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-20

Z ono. III a g. ~ q SIS Sc IL
ningien 9t cm . OF t,
ser ca. 21a slar bor p9ret tnpttct
til ~9corolpiet" iom 6orretniugsfprer
% ipurnaliltiif Meoarbeioer, far fra.
trooot jim Stilling peo 8looet. ST.
Mogn1s $1pier bar ppertaget Still:
lingcn iolu @looets lprretningsip-
rCr.
= les lor . rnb q )
9 q g 81 5,
Scr ocnne llge ppbol0er Jig Gbi=
eogo % Sme9n - ban bolot / Sc
apnoelicn al ltgen to 0orcorog poo
Stots llniperlitetet Campaign ST.
- blep forrige Onsoag bGbret neo
cn @mlfet al 9felp 2)orfs 9onlfc,
bpilfcn 81. a. 9r. S1inbbe0e Oeltog.
9proog oenne ltge talte Erofeslo=
rem ueo Stots ltniperl litetet / gSis=
cpnlin og refer oerfro til 2on06rltgs=
lfplen 9rootiugs, g. 9af., og on;
ore &pcr / ianrne Stot. 2proog ne=
ltc ltge fpnner bon til 9Ninneopo=
lis, buor bon bliper gobt e1r llgcS
liD pg lfol boloe flere 6prebrog, belS
pou Statens Ngerbrl1gslfole poo Git
aclif, oels pripote oonife &reole
Gen omerifonlfe 9ogspresie rlnO1
ON 9on6et on1tuler Erofeslprc11
n1co sen jtprlte 9(nerfjen0elie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-20
s Cmegnen al Ben fremabifrioen~
DC 8b 6nrpn, g. g., fin6es nodet al

ot ~ 9afoh, g. y, fth6es H68ef df
oet rigeite 2an6 Staten. &rtier-
ne poa 9ano eaor ita6ig op> en- mo-
turlig 6elge af at 2an6et eo6t fa1,
taale en- @ammenltgning me6 2ono I
Sllinots og 8isconiin, me6ens Hri-
ierne er meget lobe / 5orbo1o til Sc
aIbre Staters. 6. 6. Sienbutb ct
Gier af itore @trefninger of bette
2an6 og fan iaaIe6es ielge 1neget Bill
ltgere en6 2an6 Mge1tter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-20

sfrip efter @rsbennmre al bette
@tae.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-23
STRIKE PRETiTJ RELY.
IO.OIO CioakmakPrS quit Work 10 Pre-.
vent a stolen March.

Hearing that cloak manufacturers we're
forestallnR demands for higher wages
10 be- made next month 10y starting few
weeks ahead Of time 10 manufacture
clOaxs for the fall and winter trade the
cloakmakers without waiting Tor orders
began 10 strike yesterday for higher
wages faster than halls could bs hired
10 hold the strikers By Afternoon fifty
shops we're involved and about 10000
cloakmakers we're out.
The leaders Of tho union said these
strikes will have no sfect on the general
demands. whose rejection, they say, will
bs followed by a strike Of 5O.O0O men and
women The present strikes are for
advances in wages ranging from 10 TO
rs per cent. The general advance 20 be
demanded has not been figured out
The strike In the factory Of Joseph Autler
A co. in Fifth avenue. the FIRST Of this
series, was settled
Abraham Rosenberg, president Of the
international Women q Garment WOrkars
said yesterday that hs had asked Preai-
dent Gompsrs Of the American Fedora
ton o. labor 20 assign thres members
81 the executive council 10 lead tho gen
sral strike and 70 appoint Vics-PTesident
John y. Lennon ~ the A. =. Of l.. az Chisf
leader The matter vas referred 70 the
executive council Gompers may ad-
dress a mass mseting of the cloakmakers
In Madison square Garden next Wednea-
day
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-23

The, Had Been sleien Prem . WasllinG"
ton woman by Her negro COachman.

The, Had Been siOlen Prem . washing
tor Woman ny Her Negro COachman.
WASHINGTON. June Y The Washing
ton police tonight recovered jewels val
ned At ns.OOO belonging 20 Mrs Rebekah
HoFnsby of ITIS | street. y W. which
we're stolen on the night % March while
she was at the theatre Hamilton Scott
Winb,lah. young negro who had worked
AZ coachman for Mrs Hornsby. Ia under
arrest. having confessed. the police say,
10 the robbery
The police recovered the jewels and
arrested Winbush after three months con-
slant watching Of the negro OoAohman
When Mrs. HOrnsby came home on the
night Of the robbery she noticed a amell
Of the stable in her apartment. This was
really the undOing of Winbush.
Wfnbush vas captured to-day through
the Efforts Of Detective Weber. who used
10 be a ieWellsr himself Weber was pass
ing a little iswelry shop on Ninth street
to-day and walked IN b chat with an ac-
quaintance. lie noticed that the jeweller
wa settinR a large diamond The size
OF the stone aroused Weber's interest,
and after a long Investigation he traced
4 hack 20 Winbuah. The police found
the negro AZ the stable of a local dealer
in butter and eggs. where he was EN-
plOyed He led the police into the top
of the hay loft in the stable and there
in a tim bucket suspended from a rafter
hid behind some hay they found the jew
els Only a watch was missing, and the
police expect 10 recover u to-morTOw.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-23
OBITTARI.

John Tappan Denny died last evening az
HE home I West Fif'y--ecohd street Of
Arterial srlerosis after an illness 81 about
year. Mr.. Denny vas born IN this city
ON June :. 1885. he vas the sOn 81 Thomas
Denny. who came from Leicester. Mass .
and sarah Salisbury 1appAn Of Boston
The elder Denny fOuuded the stock exchange
firm o. Thomas Denny 4 Co In 1888. In
lass the son became q member Of rhs firm
and aiterward was IT, head until he retired.
In 1900 Ne was one 81 the founders oi the
Union League Club and vas chief 81 the
FIRST Brigade star National Guard from
regiments IN New lOrk and then became
an, army paymastsr In Washington HIS
wife. sophie Brown Dunneli. whom he
married In tssS. died on May - last he
leaves q son. Col. Thomas Denny, head Of
the present stock exchange Arm ot Thomas
Denny 4 Co. and a daughter. Maude D
Denny.
Mil Alereiewitsch Balakirew. who vas.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-23

NEXT 20 Glinka. the best knowR member q
the national school IN Russian muse. Is
dead In 81. Petersburg AZ the age Of u
He had always been an enthusiastic advo-
many concerts Of the Rnssian Musicai
SOc iety and travelled through Europe %
conduct the compositions OF bis country.
IN Prague he once conducted a cycle o.
include a symphony and an overture that
gre well known, a suite founded on KIM
Lear aud an Oriental fantasy for piano
called Slamey- He edited many Russian
burg. tegan life AZ = professor Of mathe-
MATES and appeared a. q piano viTtuoso
with great success
william \ Waterhouse. a retired hossl
mans ger. died on Tuesday a. his home
Ions illness Ne was born in New York n
1871 and WAS the son OF John N. Water.
house dry goods merchant For The
greater part ~ he lie he was connsctsd
with various old time hOstelries In this city.
For wears he vas the manager OF the od
Grand Central Hotel, nov known a. The
Broadway Central He retired from bust
ness twenty years ago on the death Of ne
NE tie :; survived by his daughter
Richard White, who vas one OF the owners
Of the Montreal faseiis for nearly toFfy
years, died At his home In Montreal %
Tuesday Ne vas in his seyenty-s iE.h
Hamilton Spectator for aOme years. and IN
1871 thew bought the 9aseiie. Mr. White
becoming business manager and his brother
MANAGING editor Mr.. White retired 4
few years ago on account Of HE advanced
age Since then the paper has been run by
his nephew. Smeaton White
George Y blackstone, one of the pTomiR-
ent ana wealthy manufacturers u James
town, y y dropped dead IN his once N
the Van DergFtii Manufacturing COMPANY
last evening Ne had been attending court
a. 4 witness In a telephone bribery rial
aud went n his oflce FOR his mail Just
after he entered the once he fell dead
Ne was ~ years old Mrs Blackstone q
IN New York There IL one son
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-23
SAMRI BILL DEALT IN STOCKS,
Patieats Taking Mystic Treatment 40
Vlsed % buy and Many nod.

| Patieats Taking Mystic Treatment 40
vlsed % lay and Many Dld.
Coroner Holthauser and Assistant Dis-
trict Attorney Turnbull learned como
thing yesterday about the stock DEALING
Of samri Bill Ella from MIRA. Laura Stow
art. who was q witness both before The
Grand Jury and az the corouers priVats
inquiry into the Killing Of Paul Ham
burger. doOrkeeper h the yogi's apart
ment at 0 West Forty-afth street last
| Friday.
Neither the Coroner nor Mr.. TuFnbull
would disclose the address Of Mrs. Stew
art nor discuss the prOoee6inRs, which
were behind closed doora. ID q under
stood however that Mrs. Stewart hves
IN Fortieth street near Fifth avenue and
v well 70 do. From what leaked out az
the hearing Il seems that Mrs. Stewart
lent S3s8 % Jack Dempsey, a payohist
IN Ellis's establishment. But whether
abe was Il again did not appear.
When Mrs Stewart left the Coroner's
Office Il was understood that abe was
bound for the Morgue to Sc whether
she could identify Hamburger a. q man
she knew 20 be connected with the sale
Of the Blue Ridge Mining Company stock.
NAAA AZ NlN M0NEAN NafA evening ~ WAS
said that she he'd not been there.
Il seems that patients who came 70 the
yogi for mystic treatment were offered
an occult investment in the stock OF the
blue Ridge Mining Company. which had
some properly somewhere capitalized
az EOOO0. Mrs. Stewart, who got much
II her Information from DEMPSEY, Known
90 her under another nAme, "a credited
with saying that the stock was sold in
punches.
Il was disclosed that the name II Rol-
Inns, appearing on the stock AZ that of
the president. was but another alias ~
Samri Ellis and that the Cook named a.
secretary was Edmund Ellis. VINO claims
20 be brother to Samri. There 10 brass
plate on the door 81 the yogi's house
hearing the name -Dr. Cook
Among the effects oG Paul Hamburger
was a 500 share certificate Of the Blue
Ridge Mining Company stock. value 81
PER share. In one Of his memorandum
books are entries showing sales Of 800
shares 81 the stock in addition 20 his own
500.
The Coroner IL informed that Ellis and
HIS mystic circle had many wealthy eli.
ents. both men and women, who were
persuaded to part with money for Blue
Ridge stock.
MI, lurnhults investigation has also
disclosed the presence IN New York Of
the most exclusive psychic 81 them all
he is said 70 h. a clOse friend % Samri'a
This man IL said n he wanted in con-
nectiOn with the sale Of stock of the New
York and Mexican Mining Company some
thing like t9OOOO0 worth Of this stock,
Il - said. has been sold 70 the psychics
n Boston. New York. Philadelphia and
Chicago,
The inquest into the death Of Ham
burger will be- held on Friday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-23
Dlphthsria Closes school.

Public school IN Eleventh street
West New York. y J. was closed yester-
day ten DAYS ahead 0f the summer vaca-
ton owing 10 The prevalence OF diph-
liberia among children, including pupils
living in the neiGhborhOod Of the school
Or J { Justin. president Of the school
board. said he did not believe the schools
sewer drains were responsible Tor the out
break The school building stands on
what was once a swamp. and some Of the
health authorities are OF the opinion
that the disease germs came from the
sewer drains or from rain soaked soil.
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warrant for IllrElnhs,ham.

w P MoniOt yesterday obtained from
Surrogate Ketcham IT Brooklyn a var
rant n attachment and 81 arrest for
z. Castor Higginbotham.
ne warrant Vyrs moi nin~el M - hands
q the sheriff. hut wa6 given % Aoniot'a
lawyer u ia allaged By Moniot that
~ tha adminiatFator Of
the estate u the lats John A. Dorsey had
been direoted By Surrogate kelcham
on April 20. 1870. % pay him l1ot.oo ble
had negiegled 20 d0Bo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-23
COMWUTERS ORGANIZED KICK.
Westcbesaer People HOPE the p. .. Beard
Nm Prevent rate BOOsting.

Frank A. Stevens. Chairman Of the Pub
lic Service Commission for the Second
district h 90 meet representatives 81
Westchester county IN the rooms 81 the
Bar Association at 10 O'Clock this morning
10 discuss the proposed increase in com-
mutation rates The westchester Cham
her ~ Commerce has circulated petitions
requesting the Public Service board 30 in
vestiEnte tho reasonableness Of the rates.
Formal complaints also have been fled
by individuals
The Westchester people hope that the
Public Service Commission vii order the
railroads not n put the higher rates into
effect for thirty days. BY that time West
chester commuters will have organized
for a fur Their fight. The Chamber Of
Commerce decided yesterday 10 take no
further steps In the matter 81 present
but 70 lot the comWutsrs paddle their
own canoe.
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STAMPING OUT A UNION.
IsuIsdsnH Trades ThFeaten 70 Can Btriaes
wherever HsstTie EleetPielAns W0gk.

The New York Building Trades Council
declared a strike Yesterday Of all trades
on a twelve story building 81 ThiFty-flfth
street and SNth avenue against the en-
ployment Of members Of union n cleo
tTioal workers not recognized by the coun-
cil. Work on the building stopped. The
contractors for tho electrical work arr
Charles l.. Eidlity A Go.
Roswell D. 1ompkins. secretary Of the
Building Trades Council. said thas general
strikes viii h. ordered on every building
who're the obnoxious electricians are EN-
ployed. These men belong 20 q nav union
formed under the arbitration plan in tbs
course Of a strike of the Electrical WORKERS
Union several years ago The employers
alierward made peace with the old union
and ordered the new union 10 Join IL. The
latter refused
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-23
DECREE TOR JOHN }. Burns.

DepuSy PlFe Chlef Gets Divorce IN In
defended suit.
Justice Kapper in the Supreme Court.
Brooklyn, yesterday granted John j.
Burns. a deputy chief in the Fire De-
partment, an interlocutory decree Of
divorce in his undefsnded suit against
Minerva Burns.
The couple were married in isaS ana
have three children The late Michel 4
Reilly. who was az one time fireman IN
the Fire DEPARTMENT, was named a. the
correspondent Il was not until after
his death az 81 Mary's Hospital on April
I3 last that his wife. through letters he
had left. discovered his relations with
Mrs Burns
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-23
No, MARRIED on short AeauAIntAnse.

John q DevereuX, a lawyer, who has
brought q suit for 500. OOO damages for
the alienation Of his Wife's affections
against her uncle y Charles Welsh. q
ieweller. and her brother and two sisters,
said yesterday that he did not meet his
wife just prior 10 his marriage In 1908, a.
might h. Inferred from newspaper ar
ticles. but that the had known her from
infancy. Her mother was bic stepmother's
cousin. h. said
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Mass Meeting 20 Help Irish American
Athletics.

The Irish Counties Athletic Union and
various cooperating lrish socistiss will
hold = mass meeting 10 CaFnegia Hall
nsHt sunday evening in the interest Of
Irish athletics IN this country The Hon,
Morgan ] O'Brlsu viii preside. Among
the speakers win be John PurrOy Mitchell
and William McAdOo. FOllowinR the
meeting there will be a concert.