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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-03-23
Civic. Club.

The culture meeting OF the civic club
will be held Thursday afternoon at the
club rooms at four o'clock. Afull meeting
Is desired. Mary D.. Greene, Sec.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-03-23
EXCURSION RATES
- VIA -
.aaE
Southern Railway.

Account South Atlantic States Music Festival, Spartanburg, g. CT
April Is, IA, Is, 1910, the Southern Railway announces reducedsratgEa
to Spartanburg and return. Tickets on sale Aprll2 10 and IA and foEs
train scheduled to arrive Spartanburg before noon April IL, 1910; with
final limit returning not later than midnight April 10, 1910. @Chifdfehes
half fare. -
For further information, call on Southern Railway Ticket Agent, Or
J. L MEEK, "A. G. PA, ALEX. H. AcKBR, T. P.sAzya
Atlanta, Ga. Augusta, Ga.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-03-23
Lost.

White pointer dog with lemon spots on
ears; end Of tail cut off. Party returning
will be rewarded. J.F. Bradley.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-03-23
City Election

The regular city election will be held
at Council office, at Abbeville, South
Carolina, April IL, 1910, from 8 q. m.
till 4 p. No., for Mayor and four Alder
men.
Managers F. w. R. Nance, T. G,
Seal, J. L. Clark.
J. L.. Mcmillan, Mayor.
James Chalmers, Clerk.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-03-23

II you want something 10 lesd 60 10 MIL
ord's Book Store.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-03-23
ITCH
Cured in 80 Minutes

by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. Never
fails. Sold by P. B. Speed, Druggist.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-03-23
SPECIAL Barn
If
Aer1
Of I
East VI 0tyM
Call today
Peoples SAY
Bank and sed
Eugene And
Home OIL
Anderson,
as Mules

stubborn as Mules
are liver and bowels sometimes
to balk without cause. Then 8
trouble - Loss of Appetite II
ton, Nervousness, Dependency
ache. But such troubles fly BET
Kings New Life Pills, the
best Stomach and Liver remed
easy. Csc. at Speeds drug store
Several cars dressed lumber and q
shingles. just in. Acker Building and
Company.
Pneumonia follows q cold but nev(
the use OF Foley's Honey and Tar wh
the cough, heals the lungs and expel
from the system. G. A. Milford & q
See that line Of sterling silver good
rd's drug store. "
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-03-23
Notice to Creditors
OF the Estate OF

Mrs. Florence R. Collins, Decd.
All persons holding claims against tho Es-
tare OF the late Florence r. Collins, deerased.
are hereby notified 10 nle the same WIN n
Hill, Eao.. Master, on or before the 14th day
OF April, 1910.
JENNIE l.. MILLER.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-03-23
Lost.

Lost.
One mouse colored mare mule, about six
years old. Finder please notify me.
A. B. Cheatham.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-21
9ie SOiuns oes Giienbabu.
Eroblems.

Sn grobtapitdliIiiIdsn areiisu bsrs
iu6t man ben ginbrut su erpeden,
oaB ein GROCER arah gtpsrmeiblit
ndre, tpenn ben giienbdbnen teine b0z
6eren 5ra4tratsn bsrpiligt iperpsn.
Den 8erienbern ielbit pirD nabe ges
Isgt, baB iis iid oen srDbtsn S6aosn
5ufiieen, ipenn lie ben 2lufidldg Be.
tdHpfsn, oa bisrpurh Die M0alitteit
ab9sfdnitten tpilroe, Die nOtbiesn Der
benerunoen nor3unebmen. moran bic
8erisnber Ielbit am meilten intersFirt
ieien. Tieie 8ebauptungen lafIen iid
unIeres grmeHens pbne SbipIerigfe;t
tpioerlsgen. Gin aruh fDnnte nur eins
trstsn, fpsnu bic Giisnbahnz9onos entz
pert6sn, benin in bisTeu u(Ieiu uno nitt
in 4ttien fperoen Die GriparniiIe bes
8oltes ungelegt. ipie audi bic ganten
uno GapitaliIten nur Giienbabnz8onbs
uuo nidt Qttien bslebnsn. Gs lit ober
an5unsbmen, oab bi. gilsnba6nen aes
mug perbiensn, um Die 3inisn auf bic
Bombs gu be5ablcn, bsnn mar. bas
niht Der JaG, 70 ipiirbsn iieihon ldnait
in ben 9anterott aeratbsn f.in.
Sept bano.It ss iih Bios nod um oie
g.iaaffunq Der 0ipibsnben auf Die
qttisn. 0i. Ginitsaung bief.r Cipis
benoen ipiiroe tetne ernittine Wirtune
duf bi. Geihaftslag. bab.n, fpeil iie
fih in fpsnisen 5dnb.n befinben unb
3Dar fdit Gusidlieblid in 6Gnbsn ishr
rsiher 2euts, be Der 8eiis Der aftien
in tpenisen 5dnbeu tpnasntrist iein
mub, I'm bic 8dbnsn tontro(irGu III
tOnnen, unb e 1T notoriih, bab tn BEN
festea spDlf Jabreu bieis 9onaentris
runs in srobem WaBs Dor iih e.gonz
gen iit. llsber bic Ger.6tistsii. bob
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-21

Sn Wtsconfin nil man oos
problem, pie oas befpesli9s gigent9um
5ur 8eiteuerung berungs3ogsn tpsrben
tOHnte, ourh cine gintommeritsuer
pon einsm pro3ent l0ieu, lpelte ale
Gtntiinfts ii6sr 1000 oas oSabr trefs
fen Duros. Wiun gebt bon Der poIia
rl6tigen Qriitt aug, oab per bon ei.
nem Bomb orei oDer pier prosent be-
s!ebt, niht cine Steusr BON orei Qroz
gent be5a6l.n tanr, pobl aber i'm
Gtanbe lit, Die Gintiinfte BON benfelbsn
nit .iusm pro3snt 3u p.rIteuern. 4nz
ftatt alIo BON ein.m $100>8onb. Der
bier 8ro3ent 3in1sa trdgt, brsi Dollars
on Steuern gu eutrihten, spiirbe man
ni6t msbr oIs bier gsnts 3u b.sablen
habsn. I'm elmer iolden alsiniateit
pillsn piro ppbl glismdno einsn
Wsinsio b.gehsn. Dir gIuub.n foqar,
oaB cine Stsuer bon 3tpsi pro8ent bon
fclhen ginfiinFt.n nidt gu bod Dare
uno niht bintersogsn Deroen pIrb..
Salaire iiber $1,000 folIten i.no6 nitt
hober als nit sinem grpasnt perIteuert
Dsrosn. Iuf iolhe Deife fo(lte ein
grDBsrer grtrae gu er3islen I.in, als
uHtsr ben gesentDdrtigsn @srhGltniifen
etngetrItben tDsroen tann
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-21

Sn 0afbingtpn 1T man Der
glnTdt, oaB qrdItosnt Soft iein bstm
9oite perlorer gegungsnes SreItige 5u'
riiderlangt babe. Wir ilno Der In1tht
Sab er einen Iolten 9erIuit nisHals ers
litten bat. Die Gbrlihteit 5afts uno
iein eiiriees gemiibsn I'm ods Dr1ent'
lihe Wpbl paren Jeoer3ett 10 prfenbar,
boB ods Bolt tets eins quite Wtetnuna
Don ihm gsbabt bat uno oarln TT
.stne glenoerung ein9etreten. DAB DIE
.fepubIitoner BEL Der Wabl fhls6t OBJ
QsItnittsn baben, lit ni6t als Elm I'd
Del beg 9oltes gsgen ben PrditoentsH,
ionosrn gsgen Die Stanopottsr uuf5lIs
faFen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-21

9eperibge, Der lsioer nitt
lpieoer qetpdbIt morben lit, fifrt i'm
Sanat eineu tapferen aampf geoen ben
,3igarrenz uno labats Sruit. GieIsr
ffeint, tpis aus Ieinen Reben berpor,
ge6t, huuptiG6Iih mittelit Coupons
Die 8onturrsn3 gu unteroruten. gu
bieIsm 9ebuie lperoen bGuft9 10 bieIs
Coupons gegeben, oaB Der Sabat uno
Die i3igarren ben &unDen nihts tpiten,
mas uaturlih nur 10 lange geiaiebt,
bis Die Gonturren3 beieitist lit. TieIe
WsthoDe mar Iton Dor 3e6n Sabren
in ioItsm S6punee, baB in Den
0inglep-5arif Elm paragrapb auiaes
nommen nurbe, ipelfsr bic geigabe
bon Coupons Der6ot. 2bsr Der SruIt
tutts 10 oieIs 5reunoe i'm &omni+tee,
CAB Der Paroorapb auf trgenb cine oe.
GeimntBpoQe Deiie bsrittpanb. Seet
min geperibge oieien qaragrap6fa
ptsoer Der Sarif, ,giu einTiigsn, mas
ihm in oieism Itanopatteriiden 3onz
9reB niht geIingsn pirb. 6pTfentfif
utro Elm gnosrer i'm nGfTtsn aongreb
Die Sdte aufne6msr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-21

9uIIinger 1T rdturIid sin
2empsren3Ier. 2lnItutt Iih, nil er
Nnpere reFormirsn. 9lus oieIem 8stit
ttrdus fat er eins 4noronung erldHen,
baB bic Yrobibition in Den SnDiansrz
EeIerodtipnsn BON MinneIota ItrsTe.
items ourteefuhrt tperne. 3ieie Re
ierputionsgren3su puroen ror bisIen
Schren fs'tgeIteut, als Iih bort nur
Snbiuner beiancen. Sept ober beiirs
net iin uuf ben Rsierputtonen Elm gros
Der Sheil pon minneapolis uno folhs
StGote pie 9ulutb. Ter gefebl galz
fingers mar 0aber ni6ts dnneres aIs
eine 5emperen3, Sprannet. GOupers
neur Gbsrbarot ppn Wlinneiota hot
besDe1en nit oem prdIicsnten Ru3'
Iprade genommen uno bsier beabT6s
tiqt, nQs 8erbot auf bic Ge6itte gu te.
itrdnten, no iih bic Snbianer in
WirtIihteit befinbeu. Ter Yrdiioent
ioQte nnh Elm Deiteres thun uno erb.
lid galinger mad 6aus ititen, oeis
len 2(noronungen er beitdnotg gu for
risiren ge3pungen III.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-21
Sm Soufe bat Spreher Cannon

Sm 9aufe bat Spreher Cannon
init Silfe ieines 9eneralzMbiutanten
1ann BON Sainois 5libuiterei setrie'
ben. 9ls bic republitaniiben Sort
Ehrittler unb Iemotraten am Shlub
Der poriseu Sisuns Die dutotratiiten
@eipalteu oss Sprehers bruhen uno
eine 4snosruns Der RegeIn bcbin be-
pirtten, pab on einem Gage in jeosr
Mpfe Die uutsrbrettuns BON gins ses
forbert .peroen Tonne, ipelhe Oas aoms
nittes nidt suriidberihte. bat, pros
pbeseite Cannon. bas bieruus cine 9es
iddftsitoduns iid ergeben ipiiros. 8es
Itern that er fein 9eites, nm Die pro
pbsetuns tpahr gu MAIDEN. Wann itslte
ben Qntras, oos Yoitetutss8ommittee
bon Der Grpdguna Der Bin su ent.
Iaften, tpelde eins Reorganization bss
Yoitipefens ppriiebt, uno Der Spre6er
ertbeilts ibm ous Wort unn mics ben
GIert an, Die $4,000 Worte lanee Bin
gu oerleien. Gr pou3og ben 8sfehl, in>
Dem er jeoes Wprt nit Hahorut uno
geoaht porlas, mas sr ionIt niht
tbut, 10 oab eriihtlih mar, oab bic
8srlsiuns Der Bin niht Dor elmer Wo>
DIE beenDst perben tann. Sin Intrag,
Die @erleiung ein3uItsuen, tpuroe pom
Spre6er ouBer Sronuno ertlGrt. Was
Mann beabIidtigt, lit tlur genug. Gr
ipiu perbinbern oab Die Soriffruge Dor
oas Saus gebradt tpirb, unb Cannon
min bag 8leihe. getpieien miro oamit
isoph nur. bab man nit bDIem DiIz
len Die beIten 2lbiidten pereiteln tann.
Gum Slid ipirb Cannon balb niht
mehr Spreher isin uno untsr isinem
NatfoIoer gIart tpiro man finoen, bab
Die 8eThdfts osr'0er. Staateu phne Ell
nen 2lutotrdten i'm Spreheritubl erlss
ol9t peroen tDnnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-21
Ssbt oo oie 9emotrute E n

Ssbt ba Die Dem otr tie r
in Der qoIitit pisosr cine RoQe ipielen
tommsn au6 ibre SoI'e gum 9nridsln
Su Rtp SerIep betdmpft Der nsusr'
tp0blte oemotratiIhe 9ouperneur Wll'
fon Die 4biitt Der 2egislatur, itatt oe2
bel ben Qrimdrpablen aussrIeIsnen
6errn Morttne ben Stdnopatter uni
aorporQtipnsoiener Smitb in Den
gunoesz Sendt gu Ihiten. 0ar1uf bal
Der 8oB Der Gbicugper 9emotraten Den
6ouperneur MiIIpn feline llnteritiibuna
Bel Der Yrdiiosnt3haftss Domination
perTprohen, tpenn 8ilion Die Sppofi:
tior segsn Smith sinitelIe. Die ants
mort mar cine ensrgiite 3uriitpei'
flung. Sc mehr man BON @ilIon bort,
be1en beNer gefGQt er.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-21

einieen gobnsn, bi. bsfcnbers fhlehi
seipiribitdftet boben, mag ods nift
Der 5an fein. 1ieis iou man auf bas
5orrimanfhe ReSspt sur 6ebnns Der
gdbn Ginfiinfie perpeifen, unftatt
benz golte eine neus unb polis unpers
antiportlidbe Biirbe aufsuerlegen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-21

Der Uei B m a I d ungs Be-
rid t bes llnterausituTss in Sahsr
oes Ssnatprs 2primsr cab an, bob
pphl bier torrupte 9egislatur. .mitolie
Der einQsitaroerermoben fir 2orimer
aIs 9urbes .Senatpr qeIttmmt bdttsr.
Oas made ieine GrpGbIuno ober ntht
unoiiltiq, cenn tpenn man Die bier
Stimmen ab2iebe, lei Qorimer in Elm
tpanbsfrsier Weiie nit elmer Wuiorts
tGt bon elmer Stimme ospdblt porbsn.
Ssnator Sra7ier BON SenneFee, mel
der Dem untsrausitub angeb0rt,
itimmt ieoodl oieIer 9lniiht nidt BEL.
Gr peiIt oarauf bin, baB Die bier Wit'
glieoer Der 2e1is Iatur BON Suinois,
Oie ii6 Der 9eitetung IdulDig bstaHnt
baben, bon brei anoeren Witslieosrn
Der 2egislatur bsItohen pproen 'iRo
unb osmuat bieIs orei Stimmsn sbsns
faus nIdt ge3dtIt nsrosn iouten.
Dardus ergebe Tt. oab 2orimsr
nj d t eire majoritGt bon siHlpanoss
freien Stimmen erIangt bat uno benz
nab Istnss Sites i'm gurbes.GsnQt
psrIuitig srtlGrt tperoen iolIt.. 4n
unb fir ii6 1T bic Weiis, tpie bic Wa.
ioritdt oes llntsrausftufes cine
RsdtiertiaunQ fir 2orimsr bernusge-
tiifteIt Bat. cine JsrtelItstsrsi. Sn
alien cipiliiirtsn 2dnbsrn Irdgt man
ri6t, tpie pieIe QerIonsn BEL elmer
DabI beitptsu ipornsn iinb, Ionosrn
ob ii6erbaupt cine geitsture itattaes
funoen fat unb III 2esterss Der Jan.
10 rpiro Die WubI taIiirt. Wenn Die
6erren Meibtiirter aber su 5t6ni,a.
litGten qreiIen. I'm ihren StiiBIino su
retten, Damn ioQen lie niht einIeiti9
pcraeb:n, ipnbern aub bic berettister
Gpniequen3sr aieben. Wenu tie sus
aeben, bab bier WlitoIiener non brei an.
beren 2e9isIaturs sWit1Iishsrn beIto6en
nproen iinO, 10 III bod Die Solgsrung
stpingerb, bub bds 8otum Der brsi
Rorruptioniiten sbenfals uneiiltia III.
2luf isbsr SaI III ss srfreuli6, oaB elm
Minoritdts geriht eingersiht psrben
piro. 9aourh tommt bic 9lngeIegers
heit i'm Senat our Debate urb tpsnn
bieIer sttpas uuf feline ebre unb
Wiirhs bdlt, tpiro sr ben minoritGts.
Seri6t out6eiben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-21

OsstaAsrtss es4A uaL
oe6Jtsse. WxrittrKhs naD Wsufs.0ntnses.
esast 0stsGeE
I1ss 0sR 9. otr. ~ Qltg IT.. oan>ssu Dgorfl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-21

Griisens ongeiiebtIi tperosn. unb lrena
Die Sapaner in sIeiHer Weiie 5islbe.
ipubt uno toniequent noraeben ME biss
Der, bIiibt JOrmOfa cine reide 3nlnnft.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-17
DR.. CRUMP MAY SAVE SIGHT
Infected Right Eye Operating
on a Charity Patient.

DR.. Walter Gray Crump. Of No. S3l
Madison avenue. has been threatened for
the last fortnight with the loss OF his
right eye At his home last night it was
said that while he was not altogether out
of danger the attending physicians were
hopeful Of his ultimate recovery.
While operating in a charity case at
the Flower Hospital two weeks ago DR..
Crump accidentally infected his right
eye with matter from an abdominal alb
scesS he was removing. When DR..
Crump got home that evening he COM
planned OF extreme pain in the eye
DR.. Helen Cooley Palmer, the occulist,
and several nurses who We're hurriedly
summoned have been in attendance on
him day and night. and Drs. Palmer,
Helfrich, Boynton and Simonson have
been in frequent consultation. While
the blood poisoning. which at first was
severe. is now apparently under control,
the fight is still going on.
DR.. Crump is attending surgeon at the
Flower. Hahnemann, Women's. Jamaica.
Yonkers and the Homeopathic hospitals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-17
FEELS MoFHER-IN-LAW IN COURT
Prisoner Arraigned for DESERVING Wife
Knocks Woman Down with Fist.

Samoni Russo. Of No. 12S Mulberry street,
was having d friendly chat with Detectives
McDonough and Batty on the subject of
the Black Hand night before last The
sudden appearance Of Mrs. Russo utterly
spoiled the fun. She told the detectives
that the officers Of the Domestic Relations
Court had warrant for the arrest of her
husband on charge of desertion. The de-
tectives did the job then and there
Yesterday morning Russo has hailed be
fore the court Proceedings were stopped
while Mrs. Russo complained over the tele-
phone through Assistant District Attor-
ney Rice, that she feared her husband
would kill her. Hardly had she been re
assured. when Russo. breaking away from
the attendants. jumped at Mrs Mary Dilio,
Of No. 379 Broome street. He hit her an
ugly blow IN the face and she fell to the
floor unconscious She had come into court
TO testify against her son-in-law-
Now Russo must face two counts. Magis-
trate Harris held him in 500 on the charge
Of desertion and $1,0Oo for assaultins his
mother-in-law- The case Will be heard to-
dav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-17
INSANE MAN HAS $475,0O0
]. Augustus Rogers Declared
INCOMPETENT.

A sheriffs jury in charge OF a lunacy
commission made up of DR.. N S. Vreeland
and w S Morse. of Tarrytown. and Frank
lin Nontross, of Peekskill. yesterday de-
clared J. Augustus Rogers. an inmate of
Bloomingiale Asylum. who owns stocks
and bonds worth $40 900. insane and in
competent to manage his estate.
Mr. Rogers's wife is dead and he has no
children. The petition for the appointment
Of the commission was made by his nephew,
Daniel Rogers Case. Of Bristol, r. l.. VINO
obtained his commitment to Bloomingdale
on September 10. DR. Samuel B Lyon
superintendent of the asylum, testified that
Mr. Rogers was suffering from senile de-
mentia. One of his decisions is the behei
that a gang OF gamblers and assasslns nave
formed conspiracy against him and are
prosecuting him continually.
Mr. Rogers is sixty-nine years old He
has an income of $4,000 a year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-17
B. r. WOOD OUT. DIXON IN
Head Of Marine Fisheries Owed
Job to Governor Roosevelt.

& Frank Wood superintendent of Marine
Fisheries Of the State of New York, re-
signed his $4,000 position Tuesday. His
resignation was Immediately accepted by
H L Leroy Austin, Commissioner of For
est. Fish and Game. o. L, Dixon, for three
years deputy superintendent will fl the
office temporarily.
Mr.. Wood was appointed Forest. Fish
and Game Commissioner by Governor Theo-
dore Roosevelt in 1899. In 1901 he was
made State Superintendent of Shell Fish
cries, which place he has held ever since,
the title having been changed in 1906 TO its
present form.
Mr.. Wood was said to have used hts
legal knowledge in the service Of his de-
partment. thus saving the state a large
amount in counsel fees The increased sys-
tematiZation and efficiency noticeable in the
department since his advent has added
greatly. his friends say. not only TO the in
come OF the department. but also TO the
stability and prosperity of the clam and
oyster industries
Mr.. Wood was warmly praised by Gov
ernor Hughes in his last report Remember
ing his friendship with Mr.. Roosevelt and
Colonel William J. Youngs, not a few look
upon II as a political move.
A F. NorreII. President Of the New
York State Planters and Growers Associa-
ton. has called a meeting TO protest against
the removal Of Mr.. Wood
Ny resignation was forwarded to Com
missioner Austin upon his demand said
Nj Wood, yesterday. His letter. dated
November II. reached me the following
day Il demanded my resignation, TO
take effect November Is, and assigned no
reason for the demand. l sent the resig-
na ton Immediately. I know of no reason
why the demand was made. I had striven
TO administer my office justly in the in
terest Of the state and the great fisheries
industry. and I firmly believed 1 had sue
coded >.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-17
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Wednesday, Novem
Der 16. 1910
ARRIVED.


Steamer Oceania (Aust). Trieste October 20,
Patras 81. Palermo November and Algiers 4,
70 Phelps Brothers & co, with 20 cabin and
30 steerage passengers and mdse Arrived at
the Bar at 10 90 a m.
Steamer Pawnee, Philadelphia, to the Clyde
SIS Co. with mdse. Passed in Quarantine at
steamer Lamnasas.. Mobile Noyemher 7:
SIS co. with passengers and mdse Passed in
Quarantine At os
Steamer Ell Rio. Galveston November 10,
to the Southern Pacific Co, with mdse Passed
in Quarantine at a
Steamer San Gtorgio Gtal), Naples Novem-
Co with - cabin and CPS steerage passenger
and mdse Arrived at the Bar at m.
Steamer Alliance. Cristobal November 10 10
the Panama Railroad IS Line. with As passen-
gers. mails and mdse. Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer Campaneno (Br,. Rotterdam Novem-
with 2s cabin and 23s steerage passengers and
steamer jefferson. Newport News and Norfolk.
TO the Old Dominion IS Co. with passengers and
mdse. Passed IN Quarantine AT 2:3o p m
to the southern Pacific IS Co with mdse.
Passed in Quarantine at 4;47 m.
folk. 10 the Old Dominion IS CO. with passengers
and mdse- Passed IN Quarantine at Az p
vemher and Southampton and Cherbourg g. 10
Oelrichs & Co with s3T cabin, 515 third class
and 4a6 steerage passengers. mails and mdse.
Arrived at the Bar a 7:30 p m.
Steamer Teutonic ODD Southampton. Off Am
hrose Channel Lightship ar 1880 m.
Steamer Rantu tBD. Rassorah October 10.
Muscat Il, Port said - and Algiers 80, to
Jan es " Elwell & Co with mdse. Arrived at
the Bar at 100 p m.
steamer Trent (Br). Bermuda November IA. to
Sa1derson K Son. with passengers mails and
mdse. Southeast of the Highlands at 9:55 p m
Wind northwest. strong breeze: partly cloudy;
rough sea.
SAILED
Steamers Santiago Cuban). Santiago; Monroe,
Norfolk and Newport News Francis (Br), Para
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-17
FAvORS PLAZA IN BROOKLYN.

1t is said that the special committee OF
the Board of Estimate appointed to con-
slider the advisability of laying out plaza
from the Brooklyn terminus of the Brook
lyn Bridge to the apex formed by Fulton
and Washington streets, has about de-
cided to report favorably. 1t is not certain
that the Board of Estimate will consider
the expense justifable at this time The
committee Will probably make it's report to
the board tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-17
ASKED FOR MERCY; GOT 80 DAYS
Woman Resented Prisoners Playing
Football with Her Child.

Edward Murray. of No. 122 East S7th
street. forty-fve and the father Of two
children. Went on a spree last Tuesday. At
the intersection Of S7th steet and Lexington
avenue re met Mrs. Charles Geibel. of No.
1853 Avenue A who was taking her three
children for a walk.
Selecting the latest Of the brood, Muir
ray proceeded to re-enact his football days.
Only the timely arrival OF Patrolman
Tronenditter, Of the East S8th street sta
ton. prevented an indignant crowd from
teaching Murray more football than he
ever knew
Before Magistrate Krotel yesterday the
prisoner was very penitent He had a good
Job. he said. with a big Fifth avenue firm.
lie begged for mercy He got thirty days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-17
NUDE MAN FIGHTS IN CHURCH.

John Sweeney. sexton, found nude man
rnumhling TO himself before the altar in
the Church OF the Holy Rosary, No. IA
East l1sth street, Yesterday When Sweeney
approached TO demonstrate the man drove
him from the church II took two police
men. two expressmen and the sexton TO re-
move the fellow from his devotions 70 a
hastily summoned ambulance. At the East
l26th street station he said he was Jere-
miah Tierney. fOrty-siX years old. a la
b0rer, of No Jos East l20th street. A
straight Jacket had to be called into to
get him 10 the psychopathic ward in Belle
yue Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-17

etc: Madeirenso CNor), Port Antonio; Panama,
Cristobal; OInda (Cuban), Nipe: Lusitania tBr).
Liverpool; Adriatic CBr) Southampton; Dora
Baltea UtaD, Galveston: Samland lBelg) Ant
werp; Annetta CBrl. Port Antonio; Proteus. New
Orleans: Nueces. Key West, etc; Lennox tRr),
Moii, etc; Porto Rico. Baltimore; Iroquois,
Charleston and Jacksonville; New York Dutch),
Rotterdam: La Campine Dutch, Client.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-17
MAY BE BURIED IN ENGLAND.

Although funeral arrangements have
yet been made. it is expected that the body
of Anthony A Lisman, vice-president OF
the Coal and Iron National Bank of the
City Of New York. viii be buried in Plym-
outh, England, where he died Tuesday.