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The sun., 1910-05-03
RECEIVER ron n. & $.
Harry 8. HIIIer Takes charge SG Flsk a
NobtasOn Read.

lUYTALo. May "A receiver for the
Buffalo and Susq1ehanna Railway Com
pany was appointed by Justice Wheeler
to-day. Harry I. Miller. former president
Of the Chicago and Eastern Illinois Rail
way Company. is the man. The apphca.
ton for the appointment was made hy
the United States Trust Company Of New
York. in an acton 10 foreclose the first
- per cent. rnorrghgs ~ the Buffalo and
Susquehanna. dated April I, 1913. and
given 10 secure an issue II first mortgage
y per cent. gold bonds to the amount Of
q. .Os0OOO.
Bond was fixed a. si5O.OOO, and Mr.
Miller qualified and took possession Of
the Cumpany'H property.
Receivcrs' certificates % the amount II
el00OO0 are authorized 10 be Issued for
current expenses.
Mr Millsr. who will continue % operate
the road. vas connected with the Psnnsyi-
vania linea for a number II years. was
general manager n the Vandaia Rnea.
general manager og the Rock Island
system. president ~ the Chicago and
Eastern Illinois and president of the
Evansville and Indianapolis and Evans
ville Belt railways.
The sun., 1910-05-03
A CANDIDATE FOR NOTHING
THArS 4 FRIENDS DESCRIP.
TION or Mn. ROOSEVELT.

Hs'n Propose I.seS for GSyeFnsr, Maybe.
a. Part Sf BEING an Active Foree'' IN
Public AHalrs-Hasn't lndoFsed o.
Csnaemned raft Administration.
WAsHNOyON. May 2.-Political Wash
ington was stirred up to-day over the
publication Of a report that letters had
been received here in which II was said
Theodore Roosevelt ihdorsed the Taft
Administration without reserve. Ac-
oording to the most intimate friends In
Washington Of Mr. Roosevelt. among
whom are Senators Root and Lodge
and son-in-laW llonEWorth. Mr. Roose-
welt has not indorssd the Taft Admin
istration; neither has he condemned Il.
This statement Of the case was con-
6rmed by Fred Carpenter secretary TO
the President
II was further stated by friends OF
Mr. Roosevelt that he had not written
single letter to President Taft since
he left for Africa
A friend Of the former President vol
untsered the information to-day that
Mr. Roosevelt will not be a candidate
for Governor Of New York. that he will
not be a candidate 10 succeed Senator
Depew and that he has no ambition to
dll any other public Office
Mr. Roosevelt does expect. according
to his friends here. to continue to be
An active force in public Affairs. His
activities will he confined to making pub
lie addresses and writing for the press.
In August. for example. Il was pointed
out. Mr.. Roosevelt viii deliver a number
of speeches in the West In which he will
discuss principles.
sihce he came out of Africa Mr.. ROose-
velt has been In receipt % vOluminous
mail Some are letters In which the
Taft Administration was condemned.
IN others Il was commended. In his re-
plies M Roosevelt has refTained from
giving expression 10 any views on pOlit-
icAl subjects According TO the best
information available here Mr. Roosevelt
IL not yet thoroughly informed ~ 90
political conditions In the United States
Mr. Roosevelt is described as being
thirsty for information and In a frame
Of mind where he will welcome callers
az Oyster BAY.
upon lAnunR mf hooasFell VIII 90
direct TO Oyster Bay and will remain
there except for brief visits until he IL
ready 10 20 West some time In July.
Il is Mr. ROossvelt's purpO=e. accord
ing 10 persons here who are informed on
ths subject. 90 take a live interest In Re-
publican party Affairs in New YORK this
year 10 William Loeb. Jr. Collector Of
the Port Of New York, wants the nomina-
tiOn for Governor he will have the sup
port of the former President In fact
many persons here look for Mr.. Roo.e-
welt TO suggest the nomination Of Mr..
Loeb a. soon As he has had IN Opportu-
nitv 60 size un the situation.
The managers of the Republican Con-
Eressional committee are counting on
sDeeches by Mr. Roosevelt that they be-
lieve will arrest tho drift toward DemOc-
rary in the middle West
The sun., 1910-05-03
TRTING TO GET MORSE or.
writ eS Habcas CSFpus Asked for HlM 81
supreme Court.

WASHINGTON. May Application vas
made 20 the United States supreme Court
to-day for permission To ale = petition
for q writ of habcas corpus for the release
OF Charles " Morse. who is nov serving .
fifteen year sentence IN the Atlanta peni-
Tertiary Tor misapplication Of the funds
~ the National Bank Of North America.
Morse's counsel. Martin W. Littleton. in
his brief In support Of the motion contends
that his clients conviction vas null and
void heoause. first. the jury that tired
him was in the exclusive custody of special
agents. a tho Department ~ Justice.
and he therefore did not have the inn
paTtial trial guaranteed by the COnstttu-
tion. second. because one of the jurors
was not mentally qualified 70 discharge
his duties a. such; third. because the
trial court submitted for the consideration
~ the Jury an offence not charged In the
irdiotment. namely that the miaappli-
cation of the banks funds vas with IN
tent 20 ceceive, and fourth. because tho
sentence u hve years in eNcess Of that
authorized by the statute upon one count
Of the Indictment.
The court took the matter under ad-
yiaeuent
The sun., 1910-05-03
NEW JERSEYS DEMOCRATS.
They Wnl Nave q Meeting Seen 10 str
Thlngs uA

wAsHN0roS. May "A big movement
for the rehabilitation Of the Democratic
party in New Jersey received IN lmPetus
here to-day in conferences which Col.
James Cresap SpTiGg. the chairman Of
the Democratic Union Of New Jersey, held
with prominent members Of beth HOUSES
0f CoaETsss.
Col. Sprigg n at the head Of an OrgAni1A-
tiOn Of which Thomas J. Hughes Of Mont
clair n secretary. John ]. Van Order,
president Of the Caldwell National Bank, u
treasurer and r. W. BArkley. a New York
lawyer, u assistant secretary.
On the advisory COMMITTEES are Judge
Robert \. Hudspsth OF New Jersey. who
vas Eastern manager Of tho last national
Democratic campaign; Frank g. katnen-
bach OF Trenton. n. j.. former Democratic
nominee for Governor; James Nelson Of
New Brunswick, who until recently has
taken no active part IN politics; Judge
Charles L. Carrick, Oscar Keen. former
Prosecutor Of Essex county. and former
state senator Harry V. Osborne. State
senator who defeated Everett Colby in
Essex county. and Judge Louis Hood, for
many years an active figure IN politlcs.
President woodrow Mtl9Qn OF frlucetoo
University is one Of the yioe-presidents
The union said Col. Sprigg to-day,
is enrolling the names Of many public
spirited citizens Of our State who are
desirous OF aiding and encouraging the
Efforts oi this organization Tor a revival
Of Democratic faith and the principles Of
government laid down by Jefferson and
indOrsed by jackson and Lincoln.
'ln keeping with our general plan We
have invited United States senators
Joseph ". Bailey. Thomas p. Gore.
Charles J. Hughes. Joseph FoTney John
son. benjamin p. ShiVely. Robert L.
Owen and other distinguished public
men 10 address the oitizens OF New Jersey.
The firat of a series Of mass meetings
vii! be held at KrUegeris Auditorium,
Newark. on May n. which will be addressed
by senators Bailey Hughes and johnson.
The work Of the union contemplates
opposition % the centralizing tendencies
Of the party in power and TO all burden-
some and unjust TAXATION forced upon
a helpless people by the Aldrich tarih ball
and other iniquitous measures inspired
BY the trusts and ratified by their agents
in Congress. said Col sprigg
The sun., 1910-05-03
HoUSE ~ BlLLINGER nov
Representative llarrIson Moves - Make
Public some Documeats.

WASHINGTON! May "A resolution
zlhng updn Re Att1ruey-General %
furnish 'He House = certain document that
the c0rm''"s ~ inquiry into the BAllin-
ger-pilrhot aFair refused - order from
the Department ot Justice az requested
by LOUIS . Bra0dsis. counsel for Gtavis.
vas introduced m ne House to-day by
Rspresentlire Francis Burton Harrison
Of New York TIE document IN question
IL the opin on Of Attorney General Wicker
sham IN the Gh us case. writ, N AZ the
inst1ncs of Prssidsnt r,ff
The charge hss h-sn made that the
statement Il ts'J- vron which the
President n presumed - nave ra sed his
decision ll me GE.vis matter vs. ant o.
dated rnd 'hpt !, vas writtsn subsequent
% he rerdsu'E n the Prssid aat's d4ci-
sion - bolster lg that decision ard not a.
hans for 10
Nr Harrison Introduced ne resolution
after a 0onfsrsnre w..n Representative
Graham one n the lnernorra = mernhera
n The BaIlinEsr- P.nolo. lnves. ir l.ins
Ccmm tsee NT tra lau said TO-DAY
;hl. he resolution had h.s full indorss-
mar'
I presented this res1'u' On. sa.d Mr.
Parr. son. -heCause the Republican mem
Fs-s n the Balnn-sr- Pinciot invest.
gam committee den ed tle committee
snd hs pubic ne NJ islt to:h information
IN d0nG ~ tlev aiso den ed the HOUSE
80 same inf0rma IN 'unk We should
tlrs al n the 'a~.s IN MS mater and
oo nor approve = anv svidHn. a.ssmp,
& C0loeal some'h.rE
II there ~ No. 3 nc - conceal then
n he Ad1in-s.-a-.on produce this IN
fr-~a' IN II there "a something tiey
want tden 70 a orr business " see tha.
. q no: accomplished
Irer- 70 revival - tlN talk
'~sf Secretary Baliiuz"r intends 70 re-
-. after he haz been vndicated. a.
20 sIpects 70 10 bv the investi-
g-'rE committee now hearing the Raj
niger pinChot controversy In Ad-
vIIfst-atiou circles there mas been an
iml sssi0n that Ar BalinRsr n vindi-
Carsi would resign. as he nar frequently
arG-asad himself a. tired n Official life
By no u not prepared 10 make an an
rrI1snment 1f his plans az this time and
ga1.4ls NAV be expected NJ published
reports positively asCrihing N him an
u'auuon n reign
p-'udsut Taft is taxing no steps %
!0rra Secretary RallinEar ont II tho Sec.
rafs rv ~ TIE Interior docs resign u will
b. purely voluntary
The sun., 1910-05-03
OYSTERS OF ISOO.
Are Coed In 1910 q Canned. COagrtSs
CommIttee Hears.


Are Coed IN 1910 g Canned. CSagFeSs
CommIttee Hears.
WASHINGTON. May THAT oysters
can he canned and kept in storage for
ten years without impairing their dehcacy
or WhOlesOmeness was the statement
made this morning before the Moore
special food COMMITTEES by 2. A. TOrche
Of the Torche Canning Company Of Balti-
more
The witness krinncd Then he added
that not only would oysters keep ten
years or longer. but remAin good 70 eat
in hot weather and cold. and despite all
sorts of changes in temperature. The
same thing. the witness said. applied 70
tomatoes and other cann>d goods.
II was admitted by Mr. TOrche. In con-
nectiOn With Mr.. MoOrs's bill 70 compel
tho labelling Of all canned goods. that
Gamers In putting up tomatoes added
water They did this. hs said. 10 i'm
prove the favor Cans that had more
Than tho usual proportion Of water we're
called 'ssconds' BY the trade. be sAid.
Are the cans labelled 'ssconds'Y' Mr..
Moore inquired
-Oh. no Mr.. TOrchs ruplied.
Then. asked Mr.. Moore. how docs
the consumer know Whsther he ia buying
hTuts or eecondsY-
The consumer doesn't know. the wit
neaa replied lAc0nically.
-WeI.' suggested Mr.. PaaFrs sharply.
this il water squsexing tinle. Congress
il trying 20 squeens the water out Of
stocks and bonds. Well 49, Il We can't
squeeze q httle out of tomatoes
Opposed 10 any law which would compel
them 70 label tomato cans with the weight
of the contents. They didn't object 20
this in the case of oysters. " said. but
tomatoes Wers different. They wers
auch unstable things. hs said. The hear-
inn will BE- resumed tomorrow.
The sun., 1910-05-03
luffY's Pic Mall MhIsklI

IS an absolutely pure distillatioa u
matted gTain from which all the tR.
furious substances have been remove5
It's a medicinc for all mankind and hhs
been used with remarkable results h
the treatment and cure Of consumpginn.
pneumonia grippe coughs. colds. aafh-
ma. malana. loW teyefs. st0mqsh
troubles. and all wasting and diseassd
conditions u Is pleasant 10 the taste
and can he retained by the most delicxfs
stomach II has 10 is credit fifty years
oi we'll dong. This IS truly a recon-
mendatlon N itself. Our files eontaiH
Thousands Of lettes from men and
women w al walks NJ lie testfying 20
the wonderful cures this great medieval
Whskev has brought shout Il will hep
yoH-wiIl keep YOU strong and vigorous.
Write Ned,cll Department. The Duly
Malt Whiskey Company. h0eh@e1l.
New York stating your { ase fully. Our
doctors vill send you advice free. 90
rether with a valuable illustrated msdi-
cal booklet containing rare cougn8n
sense rules for health ana tssgiui1r ~
sold ~ SEALED BOTTLES CtilY
hy druggists, groeen and deaiells o..
shipped dseet iog eI.oo pr laIIl botti&
The sun., 1910-05-03
MINES BUREAU BILL.
senator scott Gets the Measure ThESugh
the senate.

inc Aeuates
WASHINGTON. May 2-Senator Nathan
Ray Scott Of West Virginia is a very
happy man to-day He succeeded IN get
ting through the Senate a bill for which
he has been lAbOFing. In season and out.
for several years The measure. which
already had passed the HOUSE. provides
for the establishment q a bureNu Oi
mines
senator Scott explained that the most
henefcent result from the new bureau
will be a study n actual conditions IN the
mines. with a view % anorting greater
protection % the men who work under
ground The senator called the bill up
to-day and although he met with some
opposition he had the satisfaction of
seeing his bill passed by practically a
unanimous vote
senator Root of New York registered
his opposition. taking the position that
the bin impoaes Un the general Govern
ment duties that pertain n the various
States The senator from New York
aaid he recognized the fact that he was
In a hopeless minority but he wanted
q take advantage n the opportunity 20
protest AGAINST this effort toward the
usurpa ton of state functions and pre-
rogative
The sun., 1910-05-03
PLAIN TALK TO GRAND JURY
COURTS INSTRUCTIONS As TO
KEEPING UP GRAFT HINT.

Justice sarretsoa TeIls Qascns InVesilgas
tsFs % Ne nuainessllhe and "lndiet
ar Keep quiet" -- The First Days
Work n the Blg New COurt House.
Thatthsinye0tiEatio into the municipal
departments of the Borough of Queens
which has been under way for month
IL % be continued on a systematic plan
va amphasiHed az the opening OF the
new n .O0O 600 Queens county court house
in Long Island City yesterday morning'
rh.p Justice Garet J. 0arretson. %
Part I. Of the Supreme Court. charged
the May Grand Jury.
Declaring that many Of the previous
Grand Juries had wasted their time ana
the public money IN Erat hunts uhA'
reflected no credit on themselves and none
On the county. Justice Garretson charged
the Grand Jury before him 10 refrain
from attempting q general inVesugA''on
into the aRairs Of that borough.
-It ia known continued the Justice.
that a capable Odicer. an intelligent
and sfBcient arm Of the city govern
msnt.' referring TO Commissions OF
Accounts Fosdick and he experts. ~
nov invest eating the Affairs of this Dor
ouRh. and Whsn completed you WI nave
laid before you the results Of their Abor.
so~a King Of District Attorney FRED
srick a. De Witt. against whom unia-
,,..,h,. -riticism was made before Gov.
Hurhss because he insisted on permit
I u ----.t-.s.,.p Eaa1irf 70 10 ahead
,,,vnols.ted with his Investigation while
--..'I -, ~. ,..,,lts Justice Garret-
w
son said; b,
Il know of no reason "hN 'ou 7'''''
reiv with oonfidence on the gcntietfiah
-, A. holis the once % District At
toHey' t..l-
The Justic" also sac 'hste W. n,
n.,,.. ~ the conduct II pubic Omcers.
- a., -,.n,.r 4, which the Grand Jury
a"u w - L...I,.,1 ~. .,,,d.ncs ,,.,
oeiofe h''' ~-I,, ''-.i. - =, -. -
! might be submitted 20 mem IN inc inNe~-
t,gntion of citV officials would show to
-, d.grns thew were Artuated nv
-. - .;,-i, honor He alan dire0,ed
sense o' s'v'o "oHoI -, - ',',-'eI
3 the Grand jury 70 retraih i'oh tne uii'e
lbonored custom Of bringing m present
rn.n,. either Of a comniendatnry or cen
s,Trshle nature. Oflcials whose work
s.,,ht ,o speak for itsef. he declared
Ssss IN he habit Of having Grand Juries
h,,nsina IN a pFssantment commencing
,hHrn sEitheg indict or keep quiet. he
s.,1
IN the course of his charge the Justice
I "A ,srticuIar attention 70 the leakAges
ghicb have occurred in almost every
Crand jury where an Investigation was
1ndsr waV He nAid Il had been brought
y, - attenti0n Whare certain mambers
- Grand Juriea held secret consultations
~, Deople outside the jury room who
sdv;asd - 20 the trend Ol the inveatiga-
,,on under way. and also that CERTAIN
iHrvmen had even zone 20 the extreme
~ .seling Ieaal advice on the outside AZ
A. whaf action they should take in the
Gr.nd Jury room.
Wsnrv II Weeks nf Ravside was ae-
L..s.d a. foreman OF the Nav Grand jury
Conrlving with the Courte instruct ions
J, n ,y1dsrsfoOd that IN continuing The
.rs5, bvnt the Grand jury will only Bro-
es..J "a lhe evidence 10 Furnished them
-, ~. once on The Commissioner Of
lt'-l t.
The sun., 1910-05-03
ARGENTIyt CONGRATULArEs.
ss Dess raft on ire DedIcatiOn % the
New International Bureau.

WASHNOIoN. Nav President Taft
sent this message to-day 10 jose
FiRueroa Alcorta. President Of the Argsn-
tine Republic
I thank you and reciPrOcais your
felici,ations upon the dedication of the
new building of The International Bureau
% our common purposes 70 promote the
mutual interests of all the American
republics
Mr. Taft'a message was IN respOnse 70
the following cablegram from President
AlcnrtA:
4 present 10 your ENcellency my most
earnest congratulations on the inaugIra-
ton of the building which will serve a.
headquarters 10 the International Bureau
OF American Republics.
The sun., 1910-05-03

wAsHNOTON. May The collier vestal
has arrived a: Rookland. the ;ug Patuzent
and hat.lsship Louisiana at Norfolk.
&c hospital ship Solace a. Charleston.
t1e supply snip Csis.c. hattleahips Mis-
Touri and New Jersey and rrnair ship
Panther at Bosom, the ba:.leshiD Idaho
a. Philadelphia. the Eunboa. Eage a.
Guantanamo. the gunboat Dubuque
A. Bluefelds and the cruiser salem a..
Lyrnhaven BAY
The gtmhoa. Helena has sailed from
Shanghai for HankOW. he Yacht May
flower from Wash nG.on for lower Chesa-
peaks Bay. the cTusiaer Buffalo from
Aagdalana Bav for San Francisco. tha
ha :leahip Michigan from sewalls Point
for New York yard The cruisers 1ennessee
and south Dakota from P,mta Arenas
for Maldonado and the gIinbOat Paduoah
from Bluefelds for Bocas del TOro.
The sun., 1910-05-03
LIEUT.. BANNAN ARRESTED.
staten Island Policeman Accused q kA'
else Grating.

Wv
Accused Of demanding and receiving
money az various times between Janu-
Ary last and the first Of the present month
10 permit violations Of the excise tar law
Lieutenant of Police stephen Hannah
Of the Eighty-frst. West Brighton, Rich
mond Borough. precinct was arrested
yesterday afternoon by Capt Horatio
Young. the precinct commander.
Two hours later Hannah was suspended
from police duty by order of Commits
siOner Baker A. the same time Mr..
Baker ordered the Lieutenant 20 appear
AZ Headquarters az = O'Clock to-day
20 answer the charges. A. O'Clock
Hannah is n appear in the ponce court
at New Brighton and plead % the charge
lodged against him there.
Hannan's arrest followed the making
Of an aifidavit by Joseph Betterh. a saloon
keeper of West Brighton Betterli had
made the accusation without heing sworn
to Capt. Young. who made an inyesti-
CATION and then ordered the complaint
sworn 10. Betterli went before Mage
tFsts Joseph B. Handy and took oath
10 the truth 81 the charge he made. Han
nan was taken before Magistrate Handy.
who h4ed hail az S.UO0 Frederick W
Kerr of Port Richmond provided the
bond
In West BRIGHTON last night !; was
said that the liquor dealers. aneered at the
activity 81 the police since Mayor GavnoT
ordered the chance in the method of en-
forcing the law. had begun n tell stories
Of What had been occurring and weru also
refusing to pay for protection that did not
protect
Bsttsrl. the complainant. has heen
charged with violating the law many
times and is now one u those under bonds
with charges pending Lieut. Hannah
has hesn policeman for thirty one years
He was On the old Staten Island fOrce
befoFe The consolidation He lives with
his family on Jewott avenue West
Brighton. He denies the charge of graft
ing
betterli alleges that ha paid Hannah
so a month Fettsrli has been arrested
thr-e times within the iast two months
for excise violations The latest casa
against him ~ set down for a hearing in
SpeCiai sessions Tomorrow Conviction
wdhlld carry with u revocation of his
license. which could not he renewed
within a year After hs was aFraicDed
last week and the strength n ,iie case
against him was made apparent he made
a remark a. be was ieaving the court room
that caused Magistrate Handy to send
him 10 the District Attorneys ofhcn
The sun., 1910-05-03
GOLDEN WEDDING.
NF. and Mrs. James Matthews WIN Co
brate the AnnlseFsary To-day.

Mr. and Mrs.. Jane. Matthews ai les-ss.
lyn will celebrate the hftieth anniversary
Of their marriage to-day at their housa.
2Os Berkeley place.
II was planned some time ago 10 knid
a reception in the parlors Of the Montank
Club IN celebration Of the event. bue
the cards Nere not sent out. ae IL wR1
feared that Mrs. Matthews, who WaH
at Atlantic City for q few days reooVeB-
ing from q slight attack II FheumatigB,
might not be able 10 return. Mrs. Mat
thewa reached her home Last evening,
hut the celebration to-day viii be coz
fined TO the immediate family.
A large COMMITTEES of the buyesa 81
4. y Matthews Sons, representing @e
entire force n store employees. aali11
az the house last evening and praesnte4
Mr.. and Mrs Matthews with a solid go|d
loving cup in honor Of their golden We,1s
ding.
The sun., 1910-05-03
LrWBER Trust LOSES.
supreme Court Holds Against Companies
IN Mississippi

WASHINGTON. Nav 2-Ths supreme
Cour. to-day held the Grenada Lumber
Company and some ssventy-ave other
rail lumber dealers in mississippi and
Louisiana u be a conspiracy in restraint
N trads and commerce and in violation
Of the Miaassippi antitrust statute
This ahirrns the judgment Of the Misais-
sippi supreme Court ordering the disco
luton " the trJis,
The sun., 1910-05-03

Go,rrnment 10 send UD BasiSSas Carry.
ting Instruments.

OMAHA. May >. To study the effect
Of Hallsy's ooriet on tke atmosphere tire
Government Ia preparing IN send up .
number Of balloors. each equipped with
self-ragistering Instruments from the
balloon station at Fort Omaha.
Meteorological experts from Washing
ton arrived here to-day and the expert
rnnnts will start at once. Twenty balloons
will be used On May n. 10 ard 20 ore
balloon will ba sent up each hour.
ENneriments will te made 10 ascertain
the elect the comet h having on tempeFa-
ture. humidity. pressure Of the atmos-
phere, the force and direction 0f the
winds. amount Of electricity IN the air
and al other meteorological conditions.
The sun., 1910-05-03
Hsrbsr Worh Abou, ElII. I,Ilnd.

WASHINGTON. May Am appropra-
ton Of t5O.OOO 70 bs Immediately avail
able. u he used for dredging landing
channsis and constructing q hreakwatsf
10 pr0tsct the north gids landing at Eliia
Island IN New York harbor IL asked for
10 g ls..sr sent n Speaker Cannon to-day
by Secrelary Of Commerce and Labor
Nagsl The ahallownea4 of the nov north
ado Channel n dangerous % vessels that
must b brought % the landing on that
dds of ne island 10 embark dlportpd
immirflutG.
The sun., 1910-05-03
DELAY ~ FRTARLANDS AFFIIR.
Information the House wants Must Come
From Philippines.

WASHINGTON May The information
called Tor in a resolution adopted by the
Horse last Thursday concerning the
flar lands in the Philippines u not avail
able At the War Department. Secretary
of War Dickinson made this staten ent
in a letter 10 Speaker Canncn 10 day
He has called on the Governor-General
n the Philippines for H.
Tha resolution was introduced by
Representative Slayden n Texas and
called for detais of information not
covered by Representative Martin ~
Colorado. who n leading tho tight In tho
House 10 expose the alleged connection
~ the sugar trust with the aale II the
friar lands BY the Government.
The sun., 1910-05-03

The Will StFsst edition Of TEE EvESESo
SUN contains all the financial news and
the stock and hond quotations % the closs
Of he market The closing quotations.,
Including Ire IBID and aalsd' pFiooa win
additional news matter. are contained also
Al ths niEht friti9a n TME EvETul1 8UE.