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\.I.t. uuTR 3HOOI OPENS.
GardrnlnS Tor ,hIi,iren To ne Taught on
the sch~ ab Estate

Inc -,N,--'jh sumner school 90 New
iurA tu.N-r~,tN e.i 'p"a 'u-day WITH "A
tar,Iiiv uG mHT" ltaI Viy m"mbs-~.
u'fsy.ug S"uu. lGj courses Prof James
y Iougn at the uniN-r~ijv school 81 p..ia-
xugy IL the director ~ the summer school
IN" tine old gari-n ON a." Schs Ih
a~fl'". NL.sh lyH.u~ tine properly a.
7 n. sar~Ity ii-ig.l'- AMI UA.,'.'''.I -, "a'lv
ACQUIRED lg fUH aHHN"IsI.N. will 10. .i-fTi
bv H.'rs tH~,pu Pas 700 G.s.rg
h'- "u.r-" II 30" u'Iup'~ 80 Tr.IHs~ ~
ant Conducting strr-r- trT ~" s:U, -
'luu 1T "a Idr.r l'ruf Walter " igr"t~
- Bru~u ly.t-f~ifv Viii ClN" q DuUr--
m 30" prfr,.rl..S AIT 'Ng"r" It educ,
rlpI .le'hu,'. Ir Iugl-N grammar Will
u- taught NV VI - Rl'rru 81 'U" Bro, a VI
7 I. u.U' >'.Goui Tor I"a'h--- \ CuurS"
t' \ v.i"rZa- "r -'ur - = ven uv MAJ
I. u.~a- uf Su'f.t ~ No~' Il
.H' sp4-~ q offered - "ruIya."nt tu
"aE4l8- rpuI-..~ gwen HUr.ng me WINTER
.u ''- university SPECIAL COURSES are
ven rr manual a~'a irg-rC. doUs~ ID,
ssrsuCe AID courses offered for tH- 'r-t
tam. taIs vsar ara ~ electrical sugIDs.--
tus bu's1v. sociology and semitic
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"NFW Nc iRtGI e."
Estrada ENPects =. to Mother HIs
HrPubiIr 10 urna can't Take HanaGua.

-Nf'tH 70 10 ItsrH f'"I - TIA So
say JUAS pEL SrR UGrev'own \Ica-
rag'Ia ,. july According 10 sOTns 81 n.
NlsdrIL soldiers who were caps ,r~i by tho
forces - Gen Estrada st Bluef~lds and
RELEASED hv hum he latter has definite
plans for ~" formation Of new republic
comprising thai PORTION ~ the Atlantic
seaCoast which - IA ne control and he
Intended to call the territory New Mica
rag,Ia Estrada vas TO h" ~" first Presl-
dent and - a reward for defeating the
Government forces h" was ~ receive
81 on 40 from sources unknown 20 the
soldiers Who furnished The Information
The new r-VIilIc vas 10 u. under the
protects ION OF the I uI'sd states - America
which would haV" control ~ 'hs finances
Tho laws were - ~ Administered Nv Eve
Magistrates and foreigners who wsr.
r--it~nts % The country were - - 81 Eitiit
TO el~CtIo or appointment
Af'eT n long discussion 81 the scheme
whr'h VAS participated IN bv Estrada
Gems Chamorro md Diag some - the
leading ~itiIens and several Americans
- was decided To- take no further action
until II was lea rn"d how Gen Nena came
ont m h,- INVASION ut m" D.pa r meni
81 ChDntRle-
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ITI>G "RED JTTTER IiLL..
so.o'so Csakmakrrs Reads Ia STRIKE
when the " srd ome>

Fif'y thousand CloaAmaker- IN thus
CITY are awaiting N" word 90 strIA"
u NAV com" TODAY II will com. IN
the form Of rod letter call. copies ~
~hich wore stacked last night ~ 'h.
h~adqlartar- ~ tho union ready 10 be
distributed a. the factories when a sp.c,al
comm tie" gives ~" sign
Abraham EO~enb.Tg president % the
International WOMEN Garment Workers
-atd last nIgh' that more 81 the employers
rad looked ont their employees and mor,-
indIV dual strikes had taken plaC.. The
lar G~si of the strikes he SAID Nas At th..
factory - X SadoW -kN Broadway and
Eleven street. ~h.ch employs about
iup workers
Among the committees appointed yes
tertiay vas -.ttlament committee
Alexander Bloch chairman said that
aioIt sixty employers had asked for
the terms OF ssttl-ment Ihey had uu
idea II the demands. u appears, except
shat they had got from the new spaysr-
Bloch a. ~ TO settlements would be- made
until after the general strike takes. Tlac..
col George X Wright. manager Of
tho Cloak. suit. SKIRT and Costume Manu-
faCiurer- Association. said last evening
Up to this morning W. thought that
there night be some Kind 81 a settlement
but now | am sure that the strike ~ IA
eyitabI- II will b. bad for all part ias
Concerned and means that the smaller
element composed ~ The aggressive
union workers will force the larger "l.-
rn~nt CONFUSED - the workers Who are
satisfied ~ith the conditions. 10 strike
With them u will he the usual casa 81
the tail wagging tho dog We laV" re-
CeINed no demands
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NEW pirER TOR INn,RI,Ns.
GditsrS sf the oid One .sretis taseaase the
rubIlshrr Dssltkss ssetall.ts

difference OF opinion a. To whether
~ no s0n,s 20 the editors q the Uni-
iar ias. . moathly published nv members
20 the Denomination. are socialists will
lead - 'hs Is-ns next September -
another church pap-r - h., called the
JH'dyias .idroBcs
] Fortson Pru.tt. publisher - the
EHRnJ,ap -ays that the Rev John HAYNES
Holmes. minister - the Church of the
Messiah, PARK aVena. aud Thirty-fourth
-tr"et. amt leader IA the Unitarian Fellow
-hip Tor Social Justice, has been Writing
-UCtalistic editorials some 20 the other
editors, including Charles Wesley CaSson
'l"nrv Wilder fOOts Edward y Wier-
Frederic u. Grimm and \ u Robinson
p" thinks just a. had
IN" Rev George n Badger. local repre-
-HutattNe 1t The Unitarian cOutereny-
q the middle States. who founded th-
HIaytnH five wears ago. avs that NJ
PTtIe't - taking refuge IN woods
Our differences Nth Mr. Fr,Irtt are
financial ones. said Mr. Badger YESTERDAY
Tits talk Ot socialism ~ -ubtsrfuge
Nr Holmes wants social Justice. nothing
more All of rs want that Our proTo-
-ition- "a Mr. Pr,Iett have hssn brslnsss-
hk" HIS peTfoTmanc- of his Vsrt has
been unsatisfactory
The editors at whOtn Mr. pruatt points
hiS finger have issiI~d this statement
\ 'ri-Is has arisen " htvh traks- ~
impossible for the editors Ia continue To-
Cun,itIrt N. I-fio,itCal With IN. present
puhhsh~r We hev~ made fair proposi
ton II SEPARATION and n has been de
clIn.d
NJ Prlett sad Yesterday I started
the l'EifGridn. furnishing all th.. money
n" Re- G-OrgrH Radg-r did n" editorial
Nork and controll..d the paper policy
II has about 90 suhScribars
Ahout the first % thi- wear a wholly
usW I~' - editors Va- put IA hy Mr
Badger and | Was ASA 81 To- turn over al
NV lights taking merely nominal s4n
for the printing I vas offered no raw
for WIa' | had invested objected ~
To-. .uiA i-n.Ss 81 n. OFFER and - -nin.'
II to editors because - Their soCraiistrc
feuu"n,e~.
N'r Pru"t' wI'l ,Dnting. tn. THF1ri a
after the new Iar-r APPEARS
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Arm, and >s,, Ordrrs.

U.sHr>DEoN ..at I1'.' ar--' orie.s Ia, 4,
Nern ~s4".
rir., Iisu, rora " raEs cl," ,rHle-,. to
ile.' ionn ;, kssirr ,on.' A-rnsr, from
, nov 20 ' Hf'ui,' .f.'ric o ~ FOL rlnis "
Tor, 'P P'-t Molr-. rslis,iuS ,,g. jCia H,aa
fig., iiS,t slime, 10 u,ilr Txe,r,n ,sysrr-
from ,reaimeut - Gsuorai hos,tttl prcsidlo 81
Ssu nrissn To b. regiment
cap, H~nr + Han~sn rs~r'y .e~ond o.
IiI.iIrs Sl1r'-su'H 'n'suirf 20 Tort leayru
80, u,li.rI Prb6',o"r V''th cs,.l-,
from re-dq sr'rr, Jru7r'ui"u' pi california
Cap 1.ran siin & Uu''on. Tusifh rnfantr,
rom or Ipsrr - hi' re- .Errt ~ Philippine
cap' Eoh.-' u g p,tor. ,oss, Nrtli~r, 70
elsrGr con,trIls ~ ~orE ~ toT' =. a~rus 'on rna
Of Hunt rrii~'irE I'rs' Lieu Horace S7ur
tir,' iI.1, Gso-ss ~ r1.'r- r- Medical
rorsry duty danss sb.sucs or leave u Msisl
Charlie V FryuOtds. M~.'-ni .1IU-
Seco7h L,n, Geors" q v,n l'suss7. "ns>'
o. Toid. IT.. ani CAPT Fret SI,frn Gsueral
ing tssnsTsI PhiHypins, DIVISION A. Manila
Major Chariss u iiarih. ENrifth Infantry. and
from dutles 20 thcir respective rcgrleni-
firs' ii~ui Chaunrry l. cas- h~ilcil ~
>cry' Corps from Tort Ginhon
Th~~e navy order. bsye rsen Is.rcl
CommeJor. u J Munlsan rsunt rom CON
msnd OF the Worth Daso', Ia rrur~t list
Commotsrs \ Nelson -rurri from rom
mand Of the Colorado - -Ftreu lit
Commodore D n sherman ~rtlre,t Gommodore
BOstwirt rrtlr@d and Commodore 7 a
soar. retired. to retirrri tist
Capt White retired from Naval W,r
Coegr. Nru port 90 RETIRED Ut
C.Pt \. Alderman. retired from Washugtoo
ard ~ retired w.
Capt> - " ko~~t-r retire. q Powers
Teured. J Carte. retired. qua g. y StBg4fn
retired. 20 retired lisf
Lieut. Commander " " Phelps ufrr d.
charged from treatment 10 1ffN. Las Nninas
cot 20 home ant wait Orfsr,
Leu commando % Wat-or when die
charged from treatment Naval Mrfical ~rfJoI
Hospital Nashn gfun. 10 N4rsAu Of aat .gsfLys,
lleu' omnanf~r ~ WIS Naurr from Na,,
department 10 insp>rtor Ia charge Ninth IIght
houas instruct 'hlrago
Pass~d k.s.iant FnUineer " r. Day, retired.
hOI NeW i0rk ard " home.
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iiTH uT>IE SIR oRDrRTD.
To Test the Right Of New NorL Central
10 Run its Dummy Engine

N7y.r Csvrpr wr.ta Yesterday 0,
Iprpur''on tpun-al Wa .nu informing
ham tla' ~" RIA ii = -. MAJ" - .'s
MEETING ia.I FriI-v adopted a resolution
pl"d gang to" ,.ty to h-ing a su' ~ equity
ageru-t r" \sw N1T~ central Railroad
To i.t~-urns juS' what sight. ~" com
farv he'd for running dummy steam
.uqlas IN fk..enih av~nu" iui- r"So-
utlpn ~. Ua-~si after another ono
poe. nd by pr-s idant Mitchell ~ 'h.
Raj ~ Ndarr1.n calling Tor he forcibls
. Ia,tIUsl from tbs. Bv-nu. uf the ConIany
hat I""V voted down Nr MItChei'-
r..s.' ION wa, dst1at ii on ne aiyIcs
- tg- MAYOR thst the situation WAS not
On" NhICh would warre1' the usr -
.s.,. t.r pu" ra'hr- wh ~ should -.
-vbfu rr.d - iIa courts N Dri.r Ia TT
.u.. 'a.dl'y - 'ha franchise under which
the psmyapv vas occupying TIL avenue
b" NryoT directed Mr. Watson 10 have
thu su.' hroIch' mt" court with as h' 10
DELAY = l.ssrii.i.
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FGHTS ENTRiDITIO\ WRIT.
q suBsri for Pearis'Inr, Not net ARRESTED,
Strings Ease Before GoN. Hughes

ALBA>Y July ) Lawyer q MayHeld
81 Denmark y { appeared befor" Gov.
HIcha- to-day IN nppp-iiiun - granting
eNtTsdliinn psI,-rs for A Shepp Pearl
stin- FOR whom q warrant has he-n i-s,ia-d
nv Palmer Bru- - T-nnes-s. On a charge
q -mhe1lhng SiIO1 PssTlstine ~ be-
loved - 10 IN New oTk state. He has
no. 80 vel been arrested
Mavhrld contends that Pearl-,ine did
not commit - crime ia Ienn~--se lie
Eays that Pea ri-fins entered into mart
n"r-htp With Palmer Bros. 20 corner
the Tsaa market They "rRsni z-d "a pea
trust md Mavfiald SAYS they hOu-ted the
urir,. pf peas from ~ - b'ishel - g. 81
= bil-h.I Palmer brpS b-gan o. SUSPECT
tha' Prarl-'In" he SAYS was ma 1 ing more
money than they and they accused bin
u fraud
GOV Hughes iook the papers and saId
he would give decision when he became
familiar with rii the details
LAWYER hayh.l is'I Pes rl-iine'- wife
tefore IN" Cove rnor hIt she took ne ia ~
~ IN" preceding.
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my machine can ~ worked through prat-
ti'ally ninety degrees
w." riIirr,'d- Wou.t 10 Ia ~ With ~
inhChII" have succeeded IA Cet'IlE .
y ting power Of iorty-siN pounds for o. b
nor-.. lower II IA" engine u-e lpu -;
defect the planes so he added. MOTION
ing WItn ti- hand. and a." thing vii ~
up M the ar aImuet irrP"udlCuBrY.
much over three or four bounds Of llftEg
power Tor each horsepower - their ea-
gIn's
W orb - bcing pushed with all sped
on ~" ma cnirIs-. aud they will ~ ''ra-i
out - fast - Iye-Itl"
When viii that h.,-
ON. m about q month I've le@l
pretty busy man since got hack from -
,If,,. ih"-.- moving piCtuI-- a.. ''-ii...s
ont Tomorrow and ! have had tu hustle
4 bout a lot
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coRroR,rIov r,v rENaLT,
FI,s PER Cent. snd Interest on Deferred
Payments AFTER Jui, -

WAsHIHGI OK. july 5. Notice has BEEN
s-rved by the Commi-s'oneT Of Internal
Rsvenus that ell corporations subject
- the corporation tax Law that fail ~
pay hy July . will be penali>ed To the
extent of per cent. aud interest on de.
feTrpd payments.
Commissioner Cab~Il thinks that all
returns will he IN by saturday He
DOESN'T think there wall be many delin-
ouent- Nearly every corporation has
psId the tar under protest. awaiting tho
decision ot the Supreme Court a. 20 the
cUnstitut IOnality - the law.
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MunIripaI F-rr, bsai crippled Ia Bu,i-r.
mia channel.

In" f"rrVbost Queens % the municipal
ferry running b-tSe"n south street. Man
haitian. lnd Thirty street. Brooklyn
had iroubl. with he's steering gear on her
SIS O'Clock trip - Brooklyn last night
Tn" boat was ~ the channel let w~eu tho
new ground ~ Governors Island and
Brooklyn AZ the time She dTlftsd about
for time While her Officers worked over
the refractory steering gear Twenty
minutes 81 work got things ~ share and
-h~ went on to BROOKLYN AZ half speed
she continued with bsr schedule the rest
81 the night.
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TOI NJ IODGER ~ ~.
I.andIady Had Gone Ia Deliver Lesser
whIch Told OF sisters Death.

The hud'ady - cia East Fn--v f-'t
street hal latt"r y..-t' rdav for H.l-sl
Neil. WIDOW II - Her rap ul NJ.
\"iIs door brought no rcSrpns" -
entered the room ~ tho FIRE cscaIa NJ.
Neil lay lu hnd dead
The .andlady oT~nNd h"r dead dga- =
letter then ~ was from the NAlH,'Hsl
State hospital "a Wards island 30
news 81 the de. IN ou STURDY " lI.-r .
NeiIs SISTER. Catherine Callahan. There
- every reason - sgppp-. the ~ .-'..'
died on the same day.
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Young M,fr .hs.,. mrr.rIr

NV ROCHELLE. July . Mr. JENNIE
Cnrnslpl- - wears Old wife - . = Tor
u-lru-. proprietor - the Huds q H"'-l
~ HugrI-n"' street shot herself m tho
breast this afternoon and ~aS taken 10
'h- New ROChels Hospital Sh" vii
probably die Matthew DAVIS an EN-
pluy,-c a. the hotel was the only witness
- the shooting lie SAID thai Mrs cor
nsiiu- came into The kitchen With -
cslibrs revolver and said that she Wa-
going 80 NIL herself lie tried 10 graf
DO. W.-lupn. boat h-fora he could reach her
she. pulled 'h" trigger Mrs Cornelius
has g. da ght"r who y = wear. DlJ
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nor FOR UOODRI FF'S JOB.
Con8r~ssman calder Doesn't Want To ne
the Rspu,IlIcsn LEADER In Broskbn.

Opponents ~ ~" cOntin. Ianc- % limo
Thy :. WODdr'!H - -" Republican leads r
N Brooklyn have had 10 view ~ case -
his retirement or deposition "ither Com
gresham william 81 Ialdsr or Naval
Ohi,"G X J ~ kraoks - H. most prob.
.pl.. -JICgssspr
Yesterday Mr. Calder emrha'ica Nv
doc Jared that h. was not and would not
h. . candidate for ~" job lie declined
- comment 90 the ruUor- e an impend
ing fa.iipn1i fight for CONTROL - the
kings county orRarIzatipn
Mr. KTsCLa ~ ~ "a the Maine WOODS
bu, sine of biz clos. friends seemed to-
~. ppsitiv. that he he'd no ambition To-
step M WoodrtIha shoes ~ FAR not =
single distri't leader has come pI' ~ the
uJcr * inst Woodbury.
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rtPT. IIO>'S ,Oi RT-W,RTI,I.
Proceedings Over the Bro~ns' ,iI~ shoot
Ing Finished ~ Fort Nrr

w.~HINoroN July 5 IN" count mar.
tiAl - Capt SAmrFel y Lyon. Twenty
nth United States Infantry. was COM
rllIdad a. Fort Nyer to-day Capt Lyon
u a. tired On charges growlng ont ~ the
shooting up of BroWnsvIlla Tex. on
August p and H. 1914. Icy the negro sol.
dIers of the Twenty nth Infantry IN.
verdict - the court will 10 formulated
q a few DAYS and forwarded 60 Brg Gen
Walter Howe. commanding Officer ut the
Departmsnt Uf the Fast
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Ms smen,. ot >a,aI ,..s-l,

WIsHINGro~ July : Tn" collier BrI-
tI~ has rrriy"i 90 Cul-hrl cruiser
New YORK a. Alden. CRUISER South Dakota
a. jsllso cruiser Mulv"riU" ~ I.nrli in
OHIO. tho hattbe-hip I~'l1war" ~ Hamp-
ton Roads o.. despatch toFt Dolphin
and naval Yacht Nayi'pw.r a. Glou~-~-
ter the submarines cut i-fish NiTer
and Tarantula and Tug Siaudi-h ~ An
IA polls and the Euuh"n' NckShurg ~
Panama
The tug PI'tp-cr h1s -lIlad from
Norfolk for Philld"lphl aud the collier
Lebanon from Norfolk fo- Newport
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BDiS ENPLODF Ga\NO\.
" oman "a, ri a. by . Miracle loangu er
BiI1ds Pisymat with Pistol

STAMFORD Conn July 4 cannon
which group ~ boys were using to
celebrate IA" Fourth exploded in Ludlow
street las, night Pieces Of It went
through window N the home ~ Mr..
Ellan Mcdonald and landed IN the bed
upon which she Law sleeping Mrs Mo
Donald vas not hurt
James Hail. q years old. showed blank
cartridge pistol IN IN. face % stephen
Crane another small boy. yesterd day
and hada him throw zap his hands with
ou' valtIng for the command 10 10 obey-d
~" H8ll boy fred Crane will lose the
sight Of one eve Hall was released m
tho ou-' 1dv ~ his grandfather tending
q dIsUosrftuu - the case
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10 THE NORTH DikOTi.
capt Albert GI~aNrs To Have Commans
Of the BsttIe.hIp.

N,STINoroN. July Capt Abort
Glsave- naval and ~ th" Assistant Score
tary e the Navy. will - a--i gnsd 10 tho
command ~ m" pattl"-hip North Dakota.
succeeding Comn",iprr Richard I Null
gan. who was PLACED nn ~" retired h-i
On hI- voluntary Application IN June a.
Cant Gl.av"- Wa formerly ~ command
- the arfnor.d CRUISER - LOUIS Of "a"
Pacific fleet He - a nativ" IT tennessee
ana entered IN. naval service. IN June -
1873
During the spanish American War h.
commanded the torpedo tai cushing
Later no commanded the Mlvfuw"r. ii"
Pres dents Yacht
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s.rr-t.r, Msc, Ysrr,,on.

M.sHINGToN. july . Franklin Mac
Veagh Secretary ~ m" Treasury. will
leave Wa~hirg'on for The summer 20
morrow ~" will G. hrs, 10 Phunlyyille
q. .-t ia"r nrn.'~-i 10 hi- nome ~
Dublin. y n SECRETARY Ma, V.agh will
stop over ~ New YORK ior a day or 50
During his absence AssIstAn' secretary
Charles u ~ 10. vii co.. a~ Secret ary
~ thu rreasIrY
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TRIMS EXPOSITION.
CsaSu, pssnnlaG 10 Make . Trip 60 stir
tp Interest Here.

WASHINGTON July James 3 Dun
ming. American consul At Havre. who -
nov 10 this city on l-ay- of absence. has
bs-..n detailed by the state Department
- visit the leading commercial centres IA
the Fast and Middle West and confer with
business men in each city to interest them
~ the American exhibit NJ III. eNposit ION
at Turin. Italy. newt summer
Mr. Cunning was formerly American
Consul at Milan lie will he IN Pttsburg
on Thursday and will later visit Chicago
Detroit and several Eastern cities
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The usu SIRE, "E,sn,ns sun q.

The Wall Street ed,tIon ~ IHF EvESING
SvN contains all the hnAncal news and
the stock and bond Quotations n the cin-e
Of the market The closing quotations,
including the bid ard asked price,. - it'll
sIIiti ....., I"Ps NATE. ..-.. .r..'a!roi also
IN the night edition VI IHE EyEsIyo Sun.
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l'srs-a .'s txan ~ h.- nephew ~ REYES
Uuth q whom h- fears tssDtiis. - tha.r
upu.fiarity 18th tho military
Ia. No. NfIl rtak. con.ss ~-ion- ~ have
q Ut1tHruFt4 rNotrv' % Lrr slst 1ra
n.0l.- - ses'a.n AMI trtf no electors
v.. HHsu 4. Hrft. - ulsu tlirsa-f ,sf't
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one roam Csun., 90 GrsrlnE

WAsHISOToS. July The Director
Of the Census has INzIsd a certificate
- population for these Texas counties:
Delta. ~. Sds. franklin. s.aSI Hood. zoos
Hopkins. n .G3s. Liberty. IN.ES Delta
shows . Ices % something like ~ s,nce
leJO. .
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DIAz SURE; CORRAL IN DOUBT
ann or 30 HEst 80 80 IHG.
FRf >fDf W. 40 90 NbfO

Nntt-Hsrt-rti.pi-t t1~sH~sf ~tF-aa t''saai'
q. sfpts-t ~ tgssi Htit~r 10 tss's-
.rs,t,t-~ - q" tb~ --s-ad FtRs~ ia
ssr,irf 80 Nn nspifs,Hs Soc ltius.~W
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LEAGUE PLOT
mar tSfFtTI0N ~ ITNTRu
IVFR Is 3 /TTtI.T, H0Rk.

s.iy ssisg s,ssi-ut. B-sansl eFas- Nasso
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-28
CHARLTON IS REMANDED
TO JAIL UNTIL JULY 8
His Attorneys Secure Delay So Allen
lists Can Further study Wife
Slayer's Mental Condition.

JERSEY CITY, n. j., June Is
Porter Charlton, confessed murderer
Of his wife, whose body was found IN
Lake Como, Italy, was arraigned be-
fore Judge Blair, in the court OF Oyer
and Terminer today and remanded to
the county jail until July 8, after n
promise from his attorneys that no
effort would be made to secure his re-
lease on a writ of habeas corpus or
lunacy plea before that date.
The delay was sought by Charlton's
attorneys TO ascertain what steps the
state department will take in Chart
toms extradition 10 Italy and to allow
the alienists further time to steady
the prisoners mental condition.
Charlton was present In court. He
showed no interest in the proceedings
and kept his yes fastened upon the
floor during the entire hearing.
The prisoner objected TO having
handouts placed on him while being
taken from the Hudson county Jail to
the court room, so Sheriff Kelley took
him In charge personally and led him
by roundabout way to the court
house TO dodge the photographers.
Court was delayed for some time by
the non-arrival of Italian Acting Con
sui General Gustavo Di Rosa and his
attorney, Umberto Molassi, who will
insist that Charlton be sent back TO
Italy for trial.
AS soon as the case was called, Ed
win Smith, one of the attorneys for
the prisoner, asked for postpone
ment until July s. Prosecutor Garven
objected. Smith thereupon agreed not
to ask for a writ OF habeas corpus or
an insanity commission before July 8
and the postponement was allowed
by Judge Blair.
Charlton was thereupon rushed back
to the Jail.
After the hearing r. Floyd Clark,
of counsel for the prisoner. declared
he did not believe Charlton would ever
be sent back to Italy for trial.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-28
SENATOR McENERY DEAD.
Statesman Who Had Distinguished
Career Passes Away.

NEW ORLEANS. La, June %
United States Senator Samuel Doug
las McEnery, died here suddenly at
10 a. m. today.
Senator McEnery's home was in
New Orleans. He was born at Mon
roe, La, May %. 1897. and was serv-
ing his third term in the senate. His
present term of service would have
expired March 8, 1915. Ho was eJu-
Gated at Spring Hill college. near Mo
bile, Ala, the United States naval
academy, the University OF Virginia,
and was graduated from the State Ma
tional Law sch Dol at Poughkeepsie, n.
Y. after which nc served in the con-
federate army during the civil war.
in 1879 McEnery was elected lieuten-
ant-governor of Louisiana and at the
death OF l.. A. Wiltse, the governc,,
succeeded to that office. In 1888 he
ives elected for second term. Eut
twice after that he was defeated. Gen.
F. T. Nichols, his opponent in 1888.
appointed him to be associate justice
Of the supreme court. He was first
elected to the senate May %, 1895.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-28
MASSAGE PARLORS
ARE DENOUNCED
Grand Jury Says New York Places
Are Disorderly Resorts-Moving
Picture Shows Condemned, Too.

NEW YORK, June 2S.-The present
ment OF the grand jury, headed by
John d. Rockefeller, Jr.. which has
been investigating the white slave"
traffic in New York city, was made
public TO-DAY by Judge O'Sullivan, who
a few days ago refused to accept the
presentment and ordered the grand
Jurors to continue their work.
The grand jury declares that while
they found several cases OF white
slavery In New York, they could find
no evidence that there was any organ
ization. incorporated or otherwise. en-
gagged in traffickinG in women for i'm
moral purposes"
The grand jury made scathing DC
nunciation OF procurers and procur-
esses, whom they declare TO be
largely on the increase in this city.
They urge that these persons be ar
rested on sight and that legislation be
enacted to make conviction surer and
easier for the officers OF the law. The
presentment denounces the moving
picture shows as hotbeds OF vice ard
urges mere rigid legislation for safe
guarding young girls who patronize
these theaters.
Massage parlors and manicuring es
adjustments are severely attacked.
The grand jury declares that II inves-
tigated 125 OF these establishments
and found that they were simply dis
orderly resorts disguised under off
ferent names.