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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-27
pHO>L iRING uONDsI
Dr tuesday the Wr>trhr.irr on,mutrrs
ni,l Have Their say

NJ! II IN. members ut the Public service.
Cpmmi-s second District. will come
10 Me-. Nurh on Moudiy t. take mp ARROWS
hurou.n ,nII rate. Lag s..d by .h.. N-v
lois I-i.p'on" company are excessive
and rlnr.asunabl. In" hearings will ba
held ~ rooms ia n. In sn.ering So
-. -. HuAding. ~ Nest Thir1" ninth
-tra"T COMPLAINTS generally arr against
the 49,. c.n' charge between borougn- N
the greater CITY and me commission -
asked TO r.-du'. TN. 'harGs 90 Nv. cents
for Zach message
IN Iue-day ~ III" same place the COM
mission vIll TAX" m romDl aInts which
hav., h,..n fled with II agaIns' III. increase
Of .oIr,ruut,'Ipn rates b- ~. New YORK..
New Hl s"n and Hartford and the New
lora Central and Hudson River Railroad
Compau..> IN th. suburban district II
New York CITY
The compliments again>t III" New
Haven are Mayor Edwin " Fisk. Il
Mount Vernon. MAYOR Harry l.. Colw.il
OF New Rochelle. Thomas " Hail Of New
koch"l!. and r. Ericsson 1T Port Chester
Against the New York Central N. com.
plalnants ar. Mayor Fiske Of Noun; Yer.
mon. Charles II Brady OF Fees-kill. Mayor
.Ilm..~ I Lennon ri ionk.7s and " ilham
7 Gregory Of Whit. Plains
on "Wednesday. Thursday and FRIDAY
~ ALBANY IN. commission Will gINc final
hearings On 'hs application IL tn" u ffalo
Roc h.sisr and Eastern Railroad company
TO- Permission go construct "a steam rail-
road a"russ tn. STAT" from troy to Buffalo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-27
DvtZ tWERIT ERIFND.
Mexican President Quite Dcaf. hut Not
worried D,r R =, olutiouary gSosng.

GALVESTON. Nov ~ 'pnrsI Byrn,.
Of kan-a, rIrv. civrl engineer and railroad
builder cal.d upon Pr~-d.n' Drz "A day
or two ago Regarding = hig rran~pnrta-
fion proposition ~ N.NI"" ~" saws Ih..
Pr. dent declared himself -rnphs tlcally
against inl"ratinR any ~ feeling toward
Americans II" sad Mexico had b.-n
for a long time on friendly terms with
America and would remain "a long a.
h. had anything To -ay M"NIco. h. ,aid
owe winch 10 Americans for he millions
they have. invested IA developing her
RESOURCES and Americans and N.xlcanS
should always ~. friends
H.. said h.. dspioT.d C.""piv the recent
anti American outbreak and for every
American killed Sl"Nicp would nav back
three lly"-
Mr. Byrn" -,y- PI sSIi"nt Diaz J. almost
deaf and hat u. wears = -t.ihn-cop.
and carries al ear TRUMPET attached to :,
black wlr" This nai trumpet N. holds
In 'ts hand when "ouVrr-lng while IN.
stethOscop@ - concealed beneath hi
re~t President Dia< IMPRESSED Mr.
Byrr" A. b"iug litfl. 'pnC"rn.d about the
revolutionary reports "" only referred
to Tht. di-tgrnHuc"- once H'd then ~ =
slight rlann--
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-27
NOr GEr RsfH QtRk OsL.
rvstmaster-<srueval clears sansirai
E,an Gssnpan, NJ 1mps,sstien

E,anss Csmpsn, NJ iupasatieo.
by THE suS last night:
SAN Francisco. Cal, Nov. %, -lmmr-
dia;ely upon publication IN the Los An
gele- Examirsy Of November -. 1910. OF
statement rejecting upon the Cali
fornia Consolidated Oil Company. OF
which am president. sent the following
telegram io the Attorney General Of the
nited States
tnnrns y-,:ssgrai ssp,p~ " WTksrshd ~.
WasAIsytnH. u q
los Angeles EJam,H,r Of November ~
published an article stating that Post master
General iiitchcock and has assistant. Warren
". Dixon. are investigating the California
Consolidated Oh Company. Of which ! am
president The articl" states that MIR
Dickson has >aId thar Ihs COMPANY ~ IN
the infant class IN comparison with Burr
Bros and terms III" california Ionsol-
dated OH 'ompany yet rich uuick con
Germ
! earp"-llv rrau"-' va Nou Wall use
all tn" power of rU,r osic- for full
Investigation at the California tonsol
dated oil Company u You decm that
necessary and N IN. same time | demand
that Postmaster General Hitchcock ~"
RI ,.-,.,.n, r., e., -, in 49,,
hi 1o,. n, ,h, ., ri,.., n,s.,I,i. ,,on.nt
Th.ar,,.I., : ,,>,,,,,.,, -, - -, -..chsd
ma, h.,,, a., ~, Me-, ,,rn,.r,, .b.,. I
an, c,r,,. r,r ,La ;,,.ra.,s -, ~, cal,r.r,,a
co,s,lida,aJ M Cn,,.n, m, .,.,.r,n,
referred TO being So fasrantly unjust. |
hop. you will give this communication TO
the press
Pleas" Civ" mo an answer Al the Palace
Hotel. san Francisco. wher" Will arrive
on saturday morning
'"S"i'ht '""'o'ha 'oh~"'''a'"" W"
'"hpahN
The Attorney General OF the nited
States replied WIN IN" following ir"-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-27
BROOW MINERS WORE Pi,
Manur ar,urers Refuse aud slosr Certain
Department 0f Their Factories

AMSTERDAM. y y Nov ~ The broom
wIrd"rS and broom sewers of IN. several
broom factories IN Amsterdam and Fonda
Jew iav- ago mad" a request for an
advLnc" ~ wages Th" manufacturers
h.v. refused he demand and hav. closed
'h" brnnu winding aud broom sewing do 70
partm"nf- ~ 'h"'r factories About 20
men ar.. dt'"ofri
Tn" rnarVia'' .r"r- contend thar they
are now ihylu. hi Eh"- wages than other
manufacturers 'T.' tho works all pr..c.
work ana thh' IN" demand Means an IN
crease ~ ~ 80 ~ per cent IN HI. gayes
now paid hS well - = dacr"nsn IN he t,T,
duciion through IrI''nR ~. hours Of
work 10 nine
About your years dgG nor. vas a 5.
D,aEd 10y ia" broom makers for rroy.
wages. which was granted ~ me. mani.
facfuT"r@ NIo-i pf rh- rn"n VINO nos a..
for mot" wages are D..'ri u.r- ~ "A t,pinn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-27
CHf ron TtSE ~ NIGH tOT RT
Princeton Pre>b, terrain VIA, stos~ a1si
sell Cedar Grove Property.

1uENrC%. y ! Nov ~ The Court
of Errors and Apr-al. hl..d an opinion
TODAY affirming The action Of tn" trustees
ct IN" First Presbyterian Church of Prince
ton IN closing and Offering foT sal, thu
j-dar Grov. church The Court hold-
that II wa- ~ clear duty at the trustees
tn close this church under IN" cypress
t-rrn- of the deed Of trust placing the
church "a their car" The Princeton
church determined tire. years ago that
under the term. oi IN. Tulane trust ls wa-
their duty 80 discontinue -.rvices and
-sll the Cedar Grnv" Church bscau-.' oi
lack OF interest aud ATTENDANCE.
On IN" dag ot m" sale they were re-
strained from selling he church by IAN IN
junction s-u.si bv IN. Court Ut Chanc.ry.
The NIc--, hanc-ilor. who heard IN. case.
approved of III" action ~ the Trustees
and ordered the injunction iiGint sspd
The cedar Grove p"opl. appealed 'his
decision and thu. higher court All rIn.d
tn. action Of RI" Nir--C hanc"Ilor The
trustees may nov clos" and s,.li ih.. church.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-27
- IEtR PATENT Vas mon
superintendent 0f Bioomins,ialr Teiis
something About John q. Goslrr.

WHIEE Pr,IN> Nov ~ John Gerard
Coster NJ Brooklvn. who died ,hIs week
IN th., BluOmln gdsli.. asvmm after being
confined Their. for forty eight years was
a grandson of N" lat" Charles Henry
Cosrer. who wa, IN N. banking business
in New York city DIR samuel b, Lyon.
superintendent .! Bloomingdale aid
tonight that he could remember very
little OF the history Of Mr.. Cost.r because
the latter had been IN IN. asylum for
nearly half a century, Will" he had been
superintendent Of the institution for only
thirty Year,
He came from cry aTistocrat,c
family Of Manhattan. said Or Lyon
All the bills for his CAR. have. been sent
lately "a Edward ]. Roster and Henry
kesl4 81 - Broad street Manhattan
In the last few years Mr. ''oSt"r had
dev elop.d sanIl. de,n.nt,a lie imagined
that h.. was very large and insisted always
on having his clothing made nearly twice.
his size. His brother was John Coster
who spent a great deal 81 hi- time abroad
but died ia Ne~ York
l. - believed that Mr. Co-t.r lett a
very large estate. although no on. could
b.. found to-day Nho could throw any
Ugh, on the amount His committee.
consisting Of Edward l. Co-ter and
Henry KeaL-. paid 81 weak for hi
MAINTENANCE. ~ Bloonins'iale Gen
Anderson, once prominent New York
LAWYER. nov dead. WAS for many year,
Dr Lyon saws. committee for Mr. toster-
,--rat.
Mr. Co-ter- nearest relative and hl-
heir is laid 10 be Edward l. Co-tsr. who
liv"- a. irvington Whan questioned
about his relationship h" declined To -ay
anything and referred the reporter 90
NJ k"al". who. h. said, lived ia BROOKLYN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-27
wOSES e.. NET WORF Df ~
lDrm"cratir Politician Victim M ~.
Louis street Arri,ieni

81 LorIs. Nov IS. col Moses Wet
more died this afternoon AT O'clock a,
the result of injuries suffered wh"n run
down bv "A horse and buggy driven by
Joseph 4 BsChman;i. IA saloon keeper
here Wednesday afternoon ~ B-r~hwav
and Olive str@.t
His injuries consisted Chl-iv 4 CON
c'Ission u the brain and "a fractured shout
der He was UNCONSCIOUS when taken
60 the hospital and diah ~ that ''rd,-
fioa.
Col Wetmore was Deino' ratio national
committeeman from Missouri And Ma
chairman 81 the iinanc. "p'umitt-.. pf the
national Democrat" organization H."
had been activ. in politics tor many year.
and was am intimate personal md political
friend 81 William Jennings bryan
Wstmor', made a large. fortune a. On"
Of the principal owner. If N" Ligg"'t
4 Myers Tobacco Company. vh n Wa
bought up by tn. tobacco rust about
ten years ago n. opposed he sale nf
the factory 80 the trust and Tor several
years the trust waS-d vigorous war
upon his company Finally he other
owners of 'hs Company d.cii-d to sell
OFT 20 The trust and he -i'. va. mat"
over IN. protest ~ W"tmora
After IN. Iigg.tt Myers plant vas
sold 20 the 'ru-, WetmoT. and som. OF
his friends started an ind"pend.nt plant
This was operated successfully tor I'VE ".
month"; hut col N-tmorr'- health iaii.d
and IL too was sold 20 u" rust Net
more -hen retired from icriv" business
and lvnd for a tim. ~ IN" Planters Hotel
He owned a great hunting preserve IN
fancy county, Mo. aud every fail H.
invited BRYAN and other E-rno' ra'I"
nat abla. ~ toan hin, ~ A I..,ar hun
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-27
WASHINGTON AND the SOUTH

sos A. " Paror cars and Club Washington week
daysl.
$40 A. NJ Parlor Cars Washington daily.
10 OS A. VI. Parlor Cars Washington week days.
1915 A. NJ Sleeping Cars Port Tampa. Miami, Jackson
willie. Augusta. and Brmngh CHAM daily.
II OS Parlor Cars and Club Car Washington daly
123sP NJ Sleeping Cars Jacksonville and Augusta
daily.
W. Parior Cars and Club Car Washington daill)
lisp Parlor Car TO Washington: Sleeping Cars
Memphis, Tampa, Miami, and Birmingham
daily.
20S N. Farlor 10 Washington weekdays.
s34P CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED. through Pull
train 10 Washington daily.
33S NJ Sleeping Cars New Orleans. Chattanooga. St.
Petersburg and Charleston daily.
ABS NJ. Sleeping Cars New Orleans Macon. Char
lotte. and Ashe vile daily.
sos NJ Parlor Car Washington; Sleeping Cars
Cincinnati, Louisville and Hot Springs Va
daily.
900 P NJ Parior Cars ard Club Car Washington
daily.
e3OP " Sleeping Cars Washington, Jacksonville
Richmond. Memphis and Nashville daily
l., 20 Mdr Sleeping Cars Baltimore Washington Jack
sonvllc. Atlanta Birmingham. and New
Orleans open 1000 P. NJ. daily
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-27
srRJkE W. RDERER sox DEMN IN
nat lah@r bssasirv DuSaHsi sf Rsaen May
Net Haze 10, ltrsa shopp<d 0U.

Sgngsh taSs DrgpufcN - wv
PAaIs. Nov 70 The trial Of -svsr
lockers in the Assike Court at Rousn for
che killing of foreman coal shifter named
Douge during the strikes ordered by the
Coal Shiftsrs Union at Havro last sep
tember was concluded last night
The jury found the leader Of the seven
accused persons. man named Durand.
guilty Of conspiracy to kill. without OK.
tenuatinR circumstances. and he WAS con-
dernned TO death. One other aggresspr
was condemned tn fifteen years penal ser
vitude and two more To eight years i'm
rrisonmsnt. The thres othe's were az
quitt.d.
The widow of the murdered man re-
ceived 10000 francs 20. 600, damages
Donge had gone on strike with the
others hut returned TO work because.
as he told his comrades. he had children
TO feed. The Coal Shutters Union there
upon held n meeting and Durand rs
secretary took IA vote on a motion To the
effect that Donge and two others ought to
DO got rid Of. The motion was carried
unanimously
Two nights later as DonRs was return
ing from work he was set upon by a crowd
OF strikers and recsived such a beating
that he died shortly afterward For
the defence the plea was set mp that the
affair was only a drunken quarrel and
Durand's words in putting the motion
meant that Donge should he pu, out Of
the union.
After rendering the verdict the jury
signed recommendation for mercy IN
the case Of Dirand. who il no, likely to
paw tn, extreme rennliN
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BISHOP WHITAKER RBTTRDS
RESIGNS MOST o. MS tCTHOR-
III 70 COARJr TOR.
lnfrmaties sf Age AND lnsreasing ih
Health Cause Head ef PennsyN anita
Episcopal Diocese 60 Give Up me
More Arsiueu> Part ,f Hi. Duties

PHILADELPHIA Nov ~ Ani.o !nc--
ment was rnad. 'o-day that Bishop Oz!
" Whitaker, head Of IN. Protestant
Episcopal diocese Of Pennsylvania has
resigned virtually hi> entire eccl-siastics
authority into IN. hands OF Bishop -
adjutOr Alexander Mackay- smith Bishop
Whitaker ia hl> letter -urrenderlng hi
authority TO BISHOP i'oadjutoT Macsay
smith reserved Ia himself direction IN 'iy"
matters
The action Of Bishop Whitaker wa- due
to his advanced age and continued illness
He il now ~ years old and for so,e tine
he ha, been "oniin.d tn his hone hi,
cy.Slghr has also besnrnr impaired
making il impossible for HIM va attend tn
the active duties of hi> office
by direction uf Bishop Whitak-r ,h.'
ann ounccment al tho appointment II
Bishop Mackay Smith a. .-cclesiastical
authority in the diocese 81 P-nnsyl.
wanna has been sent 20 all the Gle rgy
and will h. Rad in many of th. churches
at services Tomorrow. III" letter ~as
sent on Friday II is "a follows
No, .rnb.r Is 1910
MY Dtur BfShpp
In accordance with IN. provision
contained in section ) canon T.. 1T the
General Canons I hereby request YOU 10
become the eccl.-iastical authority II
The. diocese OF Penn-yl wanna save IN the
following. in which ! shall continue 10
act d. the ecclesiastical authority, viz
First In making appointments Tor
visitat ions to administer the sacrament
at confirmation
Second H. all matters arising under
canoII- To inclusive oi h. General
h. tn Liant
and candidates for holy orders
thiri In all matters arising under
canon u of IN. General Canons. the same,
being "n'Ith~i or th'. -rl'-i' niZation
OF ma; riTnuny
Fourth In receiving notification Il
j. proposed Ia elect rector OF any parish
a. provided for IN section II. canon H.
ri th" general ranons-
-Fiffh-In making appointments ~
ministers ~ IN. ~ "hhrg" Uf organized
parishes IN The di""..-.. WHERE such par.
I~hes r.'C-i," aid rom convention "
Hccnrtu No." with the provisions If -.ction
ot csnou IL the Canons ~ tn. rl.o',.s@
Of P"nnsv,rarla Afec'i.mat"ir v"rr>,
80 " WHiTAkFE
Bishop If Pennsylvania
To TIN laghr Rev ,l'.Nand-r Mnckay.
smith. n ID Bishop Iosdigtor II n"
Dioc-s" al Pennsylvania.
FOLLOW ing l. ~" r.'''!v y Bishop Mackay.
Smith
November - 1910
Ny DEAR BI~Hnr' In accnrdanc,. with
n" request contained ~ ynur letter of
even lat. | hereby h.yunI" ~. .cClesIas-
'I"il authority 81 'h.' diocese nf P"nn-vl.
vsIiIa. save IN such matters ~ Won hL~"
notified M" 'ha' ynu ~ill cont lnI- to act
a. ta.' .'""ls-iI-t.rnI II'h"rItv tf'"c.
tlpudi"iy vrTr>
ILtN,NprE MA'k,Y- Smith.
Bishop Conductor Il PENNSYLVANIA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-27
NIL H'DON sLD tRRF>TED.
tie and Other Famous TEXANS Charged
with shooting - TOw n.

>AS ANTONIO. Ven. Nov ~ Cap,
Bill Mcdonald. famous frpn'ia--u,an
who : has been saId would charge
he'll with half bucket u wa-.- was ar.
rested to-day IN a warrant charging him
with airing "a pistol IN the city limits
The ax-RanGsr Captain - now stat.
revenue agent at Austin
Capt Biil vas here a, No Transmis
si-s!ppi commercial congress- In com.
pany with n Few q his I'D danger asso-
ciat-- h- went o'.t for Vim" The Grove.
grew hilario'i. and 'hey began snoo, I'M
up IN, town IN good old fashioned style.
firing several shots in the AIR
Arrested with him w-r. zap; Marvin
l.. Bailey % IN. Rangers BIZ Ros-, an
ax-Captain. anil others. All ~ IN. men
arrested are famous fronti.- fphte-.
and have taken into is'ody many ~ rhc
most desperat" men Texas sver knew
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-27
DIES ~ STREET CtR.
Man supposed to Ise 4. u. wiley of Brsot-
Nn VA Ira, -iiiI,S E~rr, ward

\ man. supposed from letters m he
pocket to bet n Wiley of -? hoyr street
Brooklyn. died suddenly in "a Thirty
fourth street cro--to~n car early THIS
morning He boarded tn. car At seventh
av.nu" few minutes after midnight
when the car reached the East Thirty
fourth street ferry and TN. few other
passengers got Of Conductor William
Martin saw the man apparently asleep
n" tried to rouse him and found that h.
couldn't The body wa. taken to the
Fat Thirty fifth street police station
rh. man was about 55 years old. ) feet
- inches in height and weighed I55
pounds He carried n paper suit hox such
as il Used in 'he delivery 1T clothes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-27
E., >rOD, or wIrE's BOD,
Court Decides That u Hnsbansi's claim, Il
superior Ia That of Parents

PorGHktEPsIE. Nov 80 The question
IL whether e husband mas th. right to
IN. custody II his wifr's body against
her own blood relatives was decided IN the
affirmative. today hy Justice Joseph
Nor chal-sr nf 'h- Supreme Court Harry
p.ttit asked for an order permitting him
10 r-mov. his Wif.'- REMAINS frou, the
plot II Mr. Margaret Carmack wh.rs
they are Inferred The attorney for Mrs
Carmark arg'i.d that mother Ties and low.
should have IN. fir-t claim IN. court
thought differently and said THAT q man
should h. a free and 'Inhind"red visit or
70 has wIfes grav" and that his claim was
superior to that of her parents Petit
got In. order N. asked for
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-27
EtRT MOI ikE aT LONG RANGE
Make wa .i,inxtop Recording Machine
CULVER Though S,IGO Miles <wa,

NAsHIs.ToN. No. ~ The Weather
Bureau issued he following bulletin TO-
day
The seismographs a. the Weather
Bureau recorded an earthquake begin
ming NJ 8 min ~ soc. 4. NJ. 18th meridian
lime. Noy ember 20 The second prelini-
nary ;remor- began "A, ~ min. DEC. A. VI.
The strong motion If the earthquake
began at about ~ min
The motion was prolonged for nearly
tire" hours. but was oniv ~ moderate
intensity AT anv time The maximum
motion occurred AZ " min and was
greater IN rho east Yves, compo nent Of
motion Than n the north south II
IL estimated thai he distance ~ the
origin frori Washington IL about 800
miles. bat ~ ~ hardly practicable To asnign
any probable" location for the origin or
the direction from Washington
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-27
Ban. Burgiar. Get ', E,oot,

RICHMOND. Me. Nov ~ band Of
burglars entered the First National Bank
early this morning and attempted to
blow open IN. vault. but only succeeded
in smashing The outer door
The explosion damned IN. inner door
80 That IN" 'rark-mer We're unable 10
reach the money Tia" burgLIr- escaped
without bong -~en ant m" .uthoriin-.
believe they board=C; aH ",-tbnund ri,
before day break
That The hank mad been "nr.rai WA no
known until ore ri 'he oflcial- arrived Z,
open it for the cay.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-27

CHICAGO. Nov ~ Fran, + Schmit;
IL years old. father Of he la'" senator
Frank = Schmitt. Jr who died ~ I,alv
two months ago former member y! the
Board ~ Trade. and retired comrni-- IN
msrchant. ended his lifs. hyGunping from
a bridge into IN" Lincoln Park la COON
.o-oiay Continued broociing over ht-
sons death was responsible. for 'h@ Id
mans act
In a letter 70 his dead sons widow he
declared thai all in life he held dear had
vanished. and now he had no. hing 20 Nv.
for Ha referred 10 hi- sons ri.ath
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-27
Ohiahsma.s Population 1. sss.i

WAsHISoros. Nov. -. The population
Of Oklahoma In 1917 is i.ss7.isS. accord
Ing Co an announcement made a. the
Census Bureau to-day:
In 1910 the population 81 Oklahoma ard
Indian Territory confined. which ar
now comprised in the state 81 Oklahoma
was 100 sol This was an increase Of
$50 per cent from ls0otO 1877. when Okla
homA became an independent stale
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-27
Srp. amman wENHaN pRO.JEfr.
Hydro-rirr'rIc Plant for rovrroD Rail-
road Ia the Pacific.

GET OF NyHT," SOY ~ English and
German bank"r- have organized "a COM
PAM with a 'hp''al ~ SiiO6pD gold 10
establish IN .mnl"r-" power plant on m"
River Balsa r"iI Torr@pn 20 generate
elsctrci'y ~ hgh' no oiiy and for MIN"
Ilse
The COMPANY vii also build a railroad
fforn the CITY NJ Pu~bla west 10 the Pacific
Work will be sGs<isd Immediately.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-27
MILDLY MAD 1 PiNtH
Gave II To frrnch Rufiian Who Tackled
laim ami the Police Disi the Rest
Special CaAs Despaich 90 rHs


tHkRDOrRG. Nov %. Nid-hipman
Edward c Racquet of the battleship South
Carolina was attacked by a r,iifiGn to-
day. hut the attack-r made IA mistak. in
his selection of victim
Racquet CAV" him a punch that almost
Knocked him out and before he recovered
the police took charge NJ him
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-27

4 body Thoughts 20 lpa that NJ John
HncAeii. 90 years old. Of i25 West I"r'.
if'h street. Waterman m the Har u'In
Harrington lufoton@ piano ta''"..
a. s3S West Foriy-rinth -fr-.t which Nr
burned on November -. wa- found We .'
day III IN" debris Hackers wIi" A. ..
daughter have been around the bald g.
ever sine" 'he 'irn encouraging ~" s"srrn
ar
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-27

NoSKEEs. NOV. - Clarence . Ra-i
berger. aged -. who gave hI- addre-. @
,hs Waldorf Astoria. wa fined 81 j..
day for racE,er- a'ItcrrorlIe 49,,
Hamburger was caught alter O.
''hds" nf hye miles nN.nnG!inA i:ou 49,
SQUIRE 20 HastIng+ ih.rr 20. d
$50. ug. women and three other me- -
.-Ls DamleTgcI adnftc0 Eo!u= e.; ne
ate. n! forty miles an noiu. but u-'-t'-s
thai b, was not driving T.cklcsslv
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Csroncr's jury F,s,ss~ Tha, Fighter wasn't

PRKsorE ISLE. Me. Nov. 81. \ Coro-
ner's Jury to-day returned verdict ,hs,
Billy Dnnning. the MiilInocket heavy
weight boxer who died here Yesterday
following a knockout in a bout with
Jack Leon NJ Chicago Thursday nigh.
came 10 his death Will" participating in
n boxing exhibition when h. wa phy-i-
cally unfit 10 'nke part in SUCH "a contest
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FLIGHT RECORD BEATEN
French Lie,itrnants Cover i20 Niir> in
elN Hours and n Hail

IspfIIlI '1Wf DFtpT''f % I'M "
PARIS. Nov %. Li"uts Delay" and
Maillos h"w pa kilometer-. abnJt I?n
miles. to-day from Etarnp.- to Blois and
return IN -ix hours n minutes heating
the record for tn. distance
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PHILAD ELPHIA

TwoHour Philadelphia will leave PENNSYLVANIA
every hour the hour from 90 A. NJ 700 p NJ
with additional trains other hours. and 90 A. ~.
midnight weekdays Fast express trains at convenient
Sundays
For tailed information consult tables