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The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-01-27


SAULT STE. MARIE, MICH.
Special.-FOrtN-SiX persons are
dead and ninCty-tWO injured. aC-
cordtnS TO latest reports Saturday
from the wreck near Wildwood.
Ont. on the sudbury branch OF
The Canadian Pacific Railroad.
Two cars. the diner and the first
class coach. plunged from the
steel bridge over the Spanish River
and tore through the ice thirty
five feet below. The passenger
coach was completely submerged.
ana itS tWcufN-~iN occupants are
believed 10 have been drowned i'm
the icy water. Divers arrived thi~
morning and began work at once.
In The DINER were fourteen per-
sons.
The second-class passenger coacl
and The tourist car rolled down tn,
emhankmcnt. caught fire and were en-
lircly destroyed. How many DaSsen
sers these cars carried IS not known
but eight bodies, burned beyond recog
niuon, have been found i'm the debris
OF the injured taken 20 sudbury. 81.
are reported TO have died.
The Pullman, the last car in III,
train, turned over on its side. but al,
not leave The bridge.
Ten of its passengers We're injured
two seriously.
The known dead are:
Mrs. IIoudc. Saul, STE. Marie.
Mich, body idCU,idcd.
The known iujurcd:
Thomas ReNn DDS. conductor,
taken 10 NOrth Say. Michael. Mi
Eola, Max. y. T., tal,,n I'D North
Bay: Il. Russo. UatiitOn. ont:
NJ. ID. Wilmot, Montreal. CONNER
ciai traveller: Mrs. :iudaN. Win
nipcs; Harry Lindan. Winnipeg;
Tha.ua~ Parrish. waiter iu diner,
~. Paul. taken to North Bay: y.
Irwin. ManiStcc. Mich: Alfonso
Rpusc'. sixty years old. 500. Cam
ada: Mike NOclS. Man. y. D.: !.
j.. Mcdonald, Minneapolis; y.
Mansfield, Montreal. injured i'm
tcFnaiiy; sam ballard. 81. Paul,
Aiinn.; II. OdcHan. Norway: DO
scph DuboIeck, Erin River, Mich,
taken 60 North Bay; Il. 8. Smith.
Hamilton; Mrs. George l.. DER;
B0Senan, Mont, taken to North
BAY; l.. y. O'iSFicn, Randall, Man;
G. lIpudc. 500, Ont, whose wife
- dead; Johnson. traveller, Belle
vile; j. II. Wade, Sudbury. Ont;
ID. N. Erode, police magistrate,
sudbury, Ont; W. ). Bel, lum-
herman. sudbury. Ont, very Sc
ripuSiY injured; j. j. Pearce. COM
- q y.-''N'' "a 'I'e'' VIZ
%" IT. l.i"N"' '-"li'loh'
w. ~ mari" coiAHleFciaI' raVeleI
i"''
.i. "g 'H c'.isS PASS -Sef coach an
~i.-7i l-1 I' 'HS Ilt en- the lorine
It's top showing. the first call TO
itI ~" JUST Deft MADE and Con
''i- KY i-e4 A'ios' oi y ort
vas r" I-lv "-iitH@ CAR. WIN nm
-..., lHS l,iA'- finaA, %
-.,...el, ~, ~. ~ 49,. ~ oa.e, PoIlc
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-01-27

AGENTS.-Men, Women. Earn S25 to
$35 weekly selling our PERFECTION
DABNER. Fits any Sewing Machine
Darns stockings, everything. so use
ful it sells ut sight. Sample 25c
LINCOLN SUPPLY co. kcenc. y. u.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-01-27
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
INIOLIIuUIU1 VI
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS ON
CHANGE
prnnnt MarErf.

TtdNWJ WHTEet.
PETERSBURG, VA -PEANUTS-
Spanish.-Market firm at $40 per
bushel Vireinias.-Market firm at
"a ~ 4lc fer fancy stock. Machine
nicked, p a. q. Smelling stock,
2 40 2 81.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-01-27
CONVICTED BANKER
IL III. N prison

LEAVENWORTH. KAN.-Special-
John K. Walsh, the convicted Chicago
banker, Is in in the Federal prison hos
pital. He is suffering from heart dis
ease and his liver is also in bad con-
ditiOn. the physicians say. His age
SeVCnty-twO NearS-COuntS against him,
and it is feared that the shock of his
Imprisonment may result seriously.
"Oh, I'm not broke" said the family
man,
Tho bunch OF sCads I've spent;
so. I'm not broke he observed again.
But I'm most uncOmmOnly bent"
Philadelphia Star.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-01-27

WANTED OVERCOATS. CLOAKS.
and Opera Coats to clean and dye.
BiRS. A. j. PYLE. 5l5 n. 5TH ST.
Richmond, Va. Anything cleanable
We clean. Anything dyable we dye
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-01-27
I9!!iEllIll!I3iI3II1 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

from something higher.
American Girl-It isn't our white
faces that attract them, my dear; It's
our green backs.-The Wasp.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-01-27
WHITE wYANDOTTE COCkERELs!

Early Matched. handsome, pure white,
Vigorous. $3.50 and $3.50 each. Bred
from highest scoring matings in Vir-
ginia.
STANDARDIZED POULTRY FARMS.
BOx 10. Burke's Garden, Va.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-01-27
SEVENTY TWO DIE
IN TRAIN WRECK
RAILS OF CANADIAN PACIFIC
SPREAD AT WEBBWOOD,
ONTARIO. @
CONDUCTO AHERO
He Owed Through Freezing Water.
Broke Window of Car and Res
cucd Eight Of imprisoned
PaSSengerS-Train Was
Behind Time.

oTTOWA. ONT.-Special.-
cording to reports that reached
here today. SeVentY-fiVc persons
were killed in the Canadian Pa
ciiic wreck at Wildwood Fri
day.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-01-27
CAN'T STRAIGHTEN UP.
That Is Often the Case When the
Kidneys Are Sick.

Mrs. w. A. King, S15 w. Clay St.
Richmond. Va, says: 81 used TO suffer
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-01-27
DENTISTS.

POST CARDS Birthday.
Christmas, New Year. or assorted
15c dozen. Bibles, Testaments, Cos
pei Hymns. Purdie & Company, De
partment c. 40 Monroe ST. Rich
mOnd. Virginia.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-01-27
NEW STRAWBERRY.

WANTED SECONDHAND BAGS and
BURLAP; any kind; any quantity;
anywhere. RICHMOND BAG CO.
Richmond, Va
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-01-27
HAIR GOODS.

ALL THE LATEST PARIS FASH
IONS in HAIR DRESSING. All
kinds of Hair on hand or made 20
order. Combings made into Switches.
PompadOurs, Puffs, etc. Satisfaction
guaranteed. HUGHES, 2O9 North
Third St, Richmond. Va.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-01-27
WANTS

RAEMS AND TIMBER LAND FOR
SALE.
FARMS AND TIMBER LANDS AT
lowest prices. on easy terms; great
ssl bargains In Virginia Write for
free catalogue. Address J. X. ELAN.
Charlottesville. Va
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-02-12

All mat eeraIn piece OF land described Commencing
az point % feet North Of the corner Of Lot
OF Block IS OF the plat OF the village OF Iron River
running thence North 2l7 feet thence East $40
feet thence South 2i7 feet thence West $40 feet
1911 27s a 100 il 81
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-02-12
VILLAGE or sTAGER.
VILLAGE or 5
Township 43 North OF Range So West
500 100 ln 100 40 50

8 " OF n u,
Sec 90 40 acres. 500 7B 123 90 40 ~
a OF "a,
90 4G
that certain piece parcel land described follows
Commencing at point the North line OF Y Of
4, 30 feet East Of the N w corner OF Y Of = "
~ running thence South EOS feet thence East 4ie feet
thence North Dos feet thence West f6 feet 60 point Of
beginning Sec g. acres.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-02-12
Township q North Of Range s. West

1917 az loo Ha
Township 4S North Of Range IS West
500 Is IL 100 40
parcel OF land width by 1900 feet In length
lying between Blocks 10 and 20 of the original OF
plat OF the Addition TO the village Of Iron River on
the North line OF the of " section 20.
6g 1S2 100 10 %
parcel Of land commencing 1 feet West OF the East
y, running thence West $40 feet thence South "a
feet thence East 40 feet, thence North so feet
place OF beginning section
und v Of that certain piece OF land bounded and
scribed viz Commencing the Sth line between the
Y OF u and the OF where the
same intersects the West line OF fth street Of the
Village OF Iron Riyerfand running thence West lail
feet along said line. thence North % feet thence
East 1871 feet and thence South 60 place OF beginning
section % 49,. bA lW 81
commencing the y line between the u Of X
and = OF y where the same intersects the
West line OF ith street OF Village OF Iron River,
ming thence West 1877 feet along said "A line North
place of beginning, section
und Y OF that certain piece OF land described. viz
west corner OF lot 5 Block IS OF the recorded plat
Of the Addition Go the Village OF Iron River, and
running from thence North $50 feet 20 the East and
said line az feet thence South go feet thence
West IN feet TO place OF beginning section 20
Gas tG 25 90 9f2
ind OF that certain piece OF land described via Com
OF Lot Block 80 OF the recorded plat OF the Addition
TO the Village OF Iron River, and running from thence
North 80 feet to the East and West center line OF
Section ~ thence East along said center line az feet
'''''' ''" = So i& 100 Isl
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-02-12

commencing at n point the North line OF y OF
W r. 80 feet East OF the corner, running thence
south aH feet thence East 4l6 feet thence North ae
feet thence West 46 feet 10 the point OF beginning.
8 $40 I 81 n 90 Z -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-02
roo LINGERS. SmIPS LArE.
steam Makes rWO Nights NBlSN NJ It.s
Hook Maine I.Iner Aground.

The weird scream Ut the fog siren at
Sandy Hook banished sleep at the CARR
son on Monday night and Yesterday
morning. The hells ut fleet IL liners
at anchor and the muf'ied roar 1T whistles
OF steamships cropping IN contributed
to the general insomnia. A. Count
lie Ia Matte. oE duty IA the tower. ~
marked. the harboT was bottled up
he was abe To- see after dawn Yesterday
at moments when the mists werp blown
away several bug steamships PASSING IN.
The Anchor Inner Columbia. which had
been On the Hnok ali M ghr was the first
ocean Cros-ar To reach dock She tied
zap at 30 N the afternoon Her captain
reported that he had run into the iog
first about IHi miles cast Ut the Hook
The White Star liner llurcntir winch
Spsnt tho night outside tine Hook reached
her per about : O'clock Yesterday after
noon The ROYAL Mail liner Orutova
from Berinu q anchored outside N" liar
at II VI on Monday and was unlble
10 negotiate the ruurS INIT early last
evening A. she means 80 -Iil pu schedule
~ ~ O'Clock this morning - Was uec,'>-
ssTy to employ extra lonC~hOrcn'n to d.
charge and load her lieT >klIfa'. cart
Dagnall. vii enter ant r'car he" ~ IA"
custom HOUSE thrs morning and Will
board her at the Battery from e IIg
The Cunardor iaT'rAnH and III" North
German l.luV' Inner i"rl'n. hpth from the
Mediterranean. aur'.pr,'i outside last
p chi the Hrr I"inc stIll heavy WITH fog
ami rain
Tho georgia of the Maine ~'earsh,p
~" from Portland tor 'h,~ mort went
ground IN me ASTORIA >hor" 81 low water
,a,tcrd = r.ra~prur She ,.,iue - later
with tho h.Ir ~ MERRITT chapman tug
winch eSs~or'ed n.r down through H"i'
Gate The Manhattan. also at ~" Maine
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-02

Move 30 Guprh D', orre D'spcIs Recon-
ftIIatton Run0g~.

NHIrE PLAINs. March -Counsel for
Mrs Ava Wiling AstoT have filed a note
81 i~sue for = motion 10 make permanent
the int.rlocUtory decree IT divorce she
obtained from cot John Jacob Aston
more than thrs.. months ago. tn" appIi-
oatlpn -et- forth that Mrs Aston will
APPEAR nafure Justice Mills rn Friday
neyt and ask that the final decree be
granted.
clerk from the law firm ~ Strong h
.,dwalad.r II ~ Wall street. New York.
ry4u-ai for MR. Aston. t.is-d IN" applIca-
O.. q IN m. county Clerk : offlC". and the
matter Will CONS. before supreme court
J .-ri,e Mills AZ = special term her" On
FRIDAY next
Nh.u Mrs A-tnr obtained the inter
lrrutnry d..,.ree from Justice Mills 81"
had three. months ~ which a. make the
Application for IN" permanent decree
-" frfu. limit would nav" expired IN
FRIDAY u"N' and when word var re-
'sIy"i that uu such Application had been
made iIp tu tp-day friends Ut both parties
circulated rVTuur- that a reconciliation
h.d Teen effected huf these rumpr- w~r"
GI~r"i,"d hy tho action Il counsel for
AIr. A-fpr to-day
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-02
TITTLr GIRL >ETkI\G NOM
uaNr~ n WrsTN Journey Q" THE Br""N
Nav G.rrrN ~OrI"I, JBaS UrT

men walking IN bH-tnn roId r"'T
iR1'a -tr...' N" Brouy. - ~ " ..'o.~
lat nIEhf met o. fourteen -" odd gT'.
looking utterly tered ou' nd ugEing a
-'utc1-... Who stopped hrm aud .sk"d
II 10. could get her 90 Iur H." man iiun :
know ~ any ioh tut D." kept 49," CIrl ~
conyer- ttlon wnIle b" walked with her
10 m" NoTr-anA I,oh'" -ta'I"n lh"r"
he turned ~" child over to Lieut. Plac"
and went away without giving hi~ nam"
IN" glrl told the LIEUTENANT that ID"
was Myrtle Telett ard .ld"d ~" b - No
home Formerly. IN" continued. ~"
lived IN - J0-s,h'- HON. 90 Jersey
CIV Then she ,ttv.i With N"r -.-'"r IN
Hoboksu Sh,, had Norkrd for q woman
IN The. BrunN and until Yesterday -ns
had worked for Mr. Van Dtll.u Of
~. First str,et Brooklvu She he'd taken
her suitcase and rp.r" q" -" RronN IN
.arCh 81 a Ioh
AAThe EirI' story -o.fu.t 80 unl,k.Iv that
tho police thought ~" ~ gnt 80 ran
away Her clurhs- " hlyh Wsr" not on.y
neat hut rather "Np"u-Is" looking, aided
IN this conclusion NVri'" WDr" > long
brown coat with brass buttons. o. brown
haf trimmed with brown ribbons q
dress 1T hight blue and tghi culor.d shoes
and -to"kng-
She was 20 eyhlu-'ed that she fsl !
a~i,.et, the moment she 4 tod her story
Later they had 10 awaken her To take her
- the. Gerry soCtetv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-02
van THIEF CONFESSES
ThaI H- stole Man, Letters In . search
G0F herk>.

Harold 4 CromhIe. who has he~n
living At the Central Park HOUSE. 3s5
S,Nfh avenue. was ~ raIgn~d IN the York
vile police court yesterday charged with
larceny The police saw that he con
fe-ss.d that for the last SIX weeks he has
systematically rohbed the mail Of the
Galnsborough studio Apartments at ~
Nest Fifty ninth street and cashed check :
that he found IN the letters
The specific case against him was tho
passing ~ check for as drawn on
tho Fifth avenue Rank. signed ny Fred
err,k crane. tho artist. and pavapic TO
Dodd Mead \ 90. CTomhle the police
say pissed the check on Robert kaltsn
horn the proprietor 81 the central PARK
iouzR kal'enhprn says that b" CaShed
another check ~Ixned ~ Crane II was
for So and was 10 the order 81 Ellen ladd
Crunhie pleaded guty and was h"id
TOT triti uv MaR'SirIt" cornell Raj
was fysd az - OOD
JrombIe said that 80 got POSSESSION
~ the mail by gong into the GainsloT
ough - telephone and helpng htms"'T
~ the letter. when the Telephone rirl'~
mead was turned He ~aid that hs had
stolen about fifty letters Those ~ which
he found no CheCk- he re~eaed and ~
mailed. The others he destroyed lie
got five rheCks IN AL he aid
Crofnbe - member ~ the twelfth
Regiment ana ~ secretary ~ Company 4
GTombie SAYS that he was straight until
~ weeks ago lie was ont Of 10Th
ard rad 90 make d living some wdv. he
-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-02
Gpl.ltuarS NOIrS

pr susra. Lieh@ruann 81 ~ VI. h ,'rn
rs~' Williamsburg. father o. William
4 ie,.rr, ann -uprr, .-uf 81 he 'sasus tor
he hrookIyn distrt,f dIs'i on NOndnv utzu.
aftsv az OPERATION ~ Tho irpanon bOrpItai
Inc kF1I h 81 vbl't - va ono Of 10.
founder H- sA- born IN N1-tTia Hungary
Ina 80 and Wa a graduate OF tie uIs @fstty
Of PTag't. 1Nruty y@aTs ago he anne 10
New NpfA and became a'ti'e'F identified
Nth lew - AFFAIR." h~-isie- being Otis Ol '..-
f,.nasT- Of iLe hp-yita, ~ whiCh he i .sd
he was one 81 the found~rs 81 he JeW ish
Ih~o,ogi.s seminar tie held % = dos gree
of 4, ~ and IN - aud Vas a contribute.
kurgI-ean and other magazine he -
-IrVived by his VIE. two sons aud thfs-
dAuEhisF-
Tba re, ~ william Z Pvan. pastor Of
~ ARuer Roman a hole hUrt b m tea
died IN that city ye-'~-day. following an
: .ur-- extending over 49, - q. months We
Nl- iorn n LELAND h!ty-fr.r ear. ago
and hat ,....n a member n! Re pres; hood
t,,en'v--evsn years previous 20 t-s'.r. snz
l nT -i = I,aamii.,... y and a. i'Nsn'
TtnOthy BigeloN Who del o. ~.1Ga s.
a, ht- hone. IS Hail sIest. Brook 70. 20 a.
-lXtN eighth wear. vas veteran ster og.H
hi- services extending over nearly forty
years tie Was born ct Lindsay. Canada
Hp anne to this country ia he boy hood
lie - survived by ht- wife The body wsa
,.rernateI a, Fr~@h Pord yr~'"-dsy
charles T. Page . foreman 70 the Schs.
rsatad, Iocomotlvs NoTk- died At -
home h. ~,h~nectady yesterday We ~.
IN Ms -.vrntv-nr-t ear lie hat Works
.,op'intiou-ly IN che locomotive works s0'
Hit -.tE veal ~ and waA The oldest employs
of the company IN point 81 service. lie IA .
bcea member OF the Board 81 Aldermen
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-02
PRESIDENT or PtNAwa DEAD.
Jose ObaldaA Feuwht OnssfaI GrafIrrs
Mas NinIstcr 60 nIted ~ lir<.

Hpecta4 ahf Ifapaaro - lAh wv.
PANAMA. March i.-Jnse D"minGn DO
Ohald President % Panamn. died 81
heart disease at ?SO O'Clock this after
noon. The fatal attack dated from last
Friday.
President Obaldia was the son Of tho
President OF Colombia He was born
January 10. Ist5. lie studied at the In
stituto de christie at BoGota. and then
came To the United Staiea to complete
his education. He went 20 French
school IA New Haven. and studied sub
sequenily In New York.
He was made Governor % the Colon
bian province OF Panama in IO0a. and
when the district declared its indepen-
denca he was elected ns second vice
president. In l0Oa he came tu the United
States as Minister and Enjoyed the con-
tidence 10 the Administration.
In 1908 he went back To Panama and
served a. acting president IN the absence
OF President Amador in Europe. Tie
removed certain officials whom he
charged with dishonesty In Office. aud en-
forced the reimbursement II the Govern
ment for moneys pocketcd 10y the officials.
When AmadoT came hack he restored
the officials whom Obaldia had removed
and tho incident served as the issue in
the next Panama election
Oba ldia despite his Conservative anita
tons was also placed at the head of the
Liberal ticket Prediction feeling ran
~ high 49, Ia give ground for fear that
the United States might have To land
troops in order To maintain peace. Sefor
Arias. his opponent. finally Withdrew
and OhaIdia's election was unanimous.
President Obaldia was wealthy man
lie owned ranches IN Panama ami had
interests IN costa kicI and other span. sh
American countries He was twice mar
rird In 1874 h. married Sehorita Manuela
Jovane Ia 1897 he married SenOr'ia
Josefa Jovane His son ~ now attached
tu the Panama legation in Colombia.
The new PresIdent of Panama will he
DR. e. 4 Mendoza Thre' NlCe-Prcss
dents WERE elected IN iSN. The First
Vice President. J 4. arrange. has since
died Mendoza was elected second Vice
President and thus becomes President.
and will he succeeded as First Vice PresI
dent 10y J VI Lambert
The new Pr~~Ident ~ q member OF 'he
Literal parry. which ~ pro American
pr Mendoza m addition to his duties az
Vice PrrNident was also Secretary ~
Finance He - aoout 81 years old. III
" az Minister 81 Justice OF the first Panama
abinet formed IN IpnS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-02
DunIaps Express Company
Manhattan Delivery Company

NOTICE H. HEREBY GIVEN
that BY action Of the directors and
stockholders OF the corporation Of
the State of New Jersey formerly
known as Dunlaps Express Com
panv. duly taken in accordance
with the statutes Of the State Of
New Jersey IN such case made and
provided. the corporate name Of
thc SAID corporation. on February
~. 1910. was changed Ia MAN
HAITIAN DELIVERY CON-
PANI. The business Of the COM
PAW will continue To he conducted
bv the same organization in the
same manner and at the same
places As heretofore.
JEFFERSON MsWIlIIAkS. Ptssidsnt
Dated March !. 1910.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-02
YRS. WEEk> "a, W DROW NED.
" Onau 0G Means vino y supposed tS
Nave q ommiItrd suicide.

BAY SHORE l. ! Marcn Mrs caro-
line We-ks. widow nf tonkhn Weeks
was found dro wned TODAY n OT"ra HOUSE
Creek She had boon missing from hom.
only few hours She was more than .,
wears Of age ON sunday 'a~t she Was
found wandering near the SPOT where her
BODY was found to-day
Mrs. Weeks who was a Woman Of
means. lived with her nIe's.. Miss Aida
smith on PARK avenue For some time
pa-t neiRhhor- noticed her acting
strangely After an early breakfast thi-
morning MR. Weeks lett IN" nous. uu-
noticed by her niece she must have gone
straight for the creek i.@cau-e - 500 n
a. Miss Smith missed her she Logan
search for her Two hours later the
searching party came upon the body
4 doctor saId that there was no Indication
II violence and thar IN" had probshiv
thrown herself into tho water ur fallen 70.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-02
EDW iRD ". VERY DEAD.
Graduate ~ Annaps and NtC1 wash
burne During the Commune.

Edward ". Very died suddenly. after
a brief attack 81 pneumonia. az IS7 Fast
Twenty-frst street yesterday morning.
ON a certain famous sunday. May y,
1871. there came out Of Versailles Comte
Mare Edme Patrice Maurice dc Mac
mahon. th. marshal ~ the French army
during IN. sedan. nov called upon TO
resrue Paris from tho grip ~ the Com
mune And With the marshal rode I'd
ward Very. hearing l"tt"rS to our Mr.
Washburne. the American Minister and
the only foreign representative who had
not hed the city The naval lieutenant.
who mad been graduated from Annapolis
IN 1897 and who had already served 40
midahipmAn and later as ensign IN Euro
pean and AsIatIc waters. Witnessed the
suppre~.ion 81 the Communists and de-
lv~r~d his letters IN safety He saw
Macmahon's men chase the insurgents
from one haTricads to another he Wit
messed tho shooting hy the Versailles
troops Of every man whose hands were
black With powder and he Was present
when the bodies Of the gentle Archbishop
Darboy and ms fellow martyrs were found
IN the trench at Pe~a IA Ihai-~ where
they had bsen throw by the mAddened
Communists after the execution.
Before this Ensign Very mad b~en along
the coast OF Japan IN charge Of a gun
boat and had taken a very active part
IN the shotgun wars In iBS Mr. Very
restkned from the navy and took up
ordnance Tie allied hnns~lf with the
Hotchklss hrm and ~ their interests
travelled all over Europe and into China
and Turkey Later he accepted the
place of vice president 81 the American
ordnance Company and acquired for this
country a battery of guns from an Eng
hsh gun factory from under the very
noses Of me Spanisrds who had b~en
negotiating for them luSt before the
spanish war
After the failure n this company Mr.
Very served as a naval constructor in
the lighthouse department and then in
vented the VERY night signal
In the last part ot ms III" he was a
consulting engineer and wrote remInIs-
C~nc.s of his 40" MT N~rv who was
~ wears old - survived by has wife
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-02
Price 90 1--we PSuisr, Hsausry.

The Grand jury Of the supreme Court
criminal branch. began yesterday ia
nvestIEatIon Of the prices Of live poultry
The only witness examined was Georgs
G Brown Of 81 Bloomfield street. secre-
tary OF the New York 1.-Two Poultry Com
mI-glon Merchants Protective Associa
ton Others IN attendance on subppnAs
who were not called were Eugene &.
Bondy former hookkeeper for Jacobs
4 Werner ~ $40 First street: Otto Marsha
their present hookkeeper; Louis J. y
Schwab 81 81 Grace avenue. a memheT
H the association. and Edward Waldo.
secretary OF the Jobbers Association.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-02
J,WE> ,. HOGN VERY M.
FORMER D~puiS street cleaning CemU'Is-
sIsNer Was Nri@ht's Disease.

TORRINGI"S. Ionn March James
! Hogan. former Vale football captain
and former Deputy street Cleaning Com
missioner oI New York under Big Bill
Edwards. IA IN at his fathers homo here
With acute BriEht's dIs~aoc.
Hts brother. Dr William Hogan. who IL
attending him said tonight that his ron
ditton Was serious.
VI. Hogan became III a week ago while
WAITING friends IN New Haven He hur-
Rcd home and was immediately put 90
ted
MIR Hogan ~ unmarried and makes his
home with his father and mother