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New York Metal Market

NEW YORK, April 2e.--The market for stand
and copper on the New York metal exchange
was weak today. with spot. April and May
quoted at 1925 "a 12.50c June, 2.45d Il. .55c:
July L.. 50a u soc. The English market opened
weak, but partly recovered, closing steady with
spot quoted at f56 IS and futures at EST 5s Cd.
Arrivals reported at New York were 250 tons.
Custom house records showed exports of .267
tons. making n.401 tons far this month.
Local dealers quote lake copper at l.. 75G BE;
electrolytic, 12.62lE @12. T5c; casting, 12.50@
Il. 621sc.
Tin irregular. with spot quoted at 80. 10 n
32.90c April. b S0fI32. 90c; May. - 15d 80. .90c
June and July. 81 a 80 S5c. London closed firm
having recovered part of an early loss. with
spot quoted at f149 lis Sd and futures at f15o
lis Cd.
Lead was dull, with spot quoted at 4.35Q4 4Oc
New York and at 420d4 .25c East st. Louis.
The London market unchanged at f12 12s I'd.
Spelter was weak. with spot quoted at 5.35 a
5.55c New York and at 510d5.2255c East st.
Louis. The London market was lower at f22
2s Sd.
Iron declined to sos Sd for Cleveland warrants
in London. Locally the market was without fur
ther change No foundry northern. S17256
Is; No. northern. SI6. 75eII750: No. southern
and No. l southern soft, $16.75G1T.25.
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-. AnreIes Producc NIarket
.,;oJ Di.eaich 10 The Call

TSoccial Dispatch 10 he Call
ros, ANGELES. April 2e-Eggs were firm OF
os5Dt ~ over 400 csses today. Potatoes are
,-ester Than was ever recorded on the local mar
Receinss OF produce were: Eggs, 4o3 cases
,,rffer a. 2O1 pounds; cheese 1913 pounds; 20
tsfoes . no sacks; onions, 600 sacks; Deans. oVe
Butter lper Ib)-oreamery extras. &c; drsts
2Gc; cooking, DC
9ses case count 22c; storage packed extras, 22ci
rbeese-Nortbern fresh, 16c; eastern twins
ST.. eastern cheddsrs 19lzc: eastern long
boyn 1ac. eastern daisy. Ice; swiss imported
SOC. swiss domestic, 23@25c; brick cream 20c;
: 'ss Beans tper ctl)-No. pink, $5.75@5.so; No.
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS IN ALL PARTS OF WORLD


east gale and rough head sea; barometer,
800; temperature, %.
STEAMER FALCoN-Left Astoria for San Fran
cisco at 1890 m. April %: s p. M, April
%, 45 miles south of Tilamook light. Strong
southeast wind; moderate sea- cloudy
STEAMER DRAKE-Left Point Richmond for
Seattle at a. m. April 20; $50 p. M, April
25, of Cape Meares. Cloudy; moderate south
erly wind and sea; barometer, IA; tempera-
ture. "a.
STEAMER RIvERSIDE-Left San Francisco for
the north at p. m. April IS; p. M, April
%, off willapa bay Thick fog; smooth.
STEAMER MANN SMITH-From San Francisco,
for Coos bay: s p m, April %, II miles south
of Table bluff Light southery wind partly
cloudy; smooth sea; barometer, 30.1S. All
well.
STEAMER PRESIDENT-Left San Francisco for
San Diego at p. M; April 20; 10 p. M.
April p. 81 miles southeast of Pigeon point.
Partly cloudy; light northwest wind; barom-
eter .12 temperature, 53.
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liner LINGERS TO
REPAIR MACHINERY
Manchuria Leaves Wharf on
Time, but Is Detained in the
Harb0r for Several Hours

LTHOUGH the Pa
cif1c Mail liner
Manchuria left the
wharf yesterday
on time, the big
steamship, crowd
ed with passen gers
for the far east, did
not leave the har-
Dor until several
hours later. After
gettin g out in the
stream some trou-
BILE developed in
the engine room
which took sew
eral hours to fix.
The breakdown
was not serious,
but it was deemed
ad,,icahla 70 haua
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lima. S4.40@4. so; Lady Washington. $3.50:
small white. $5.25; blackeye, $6.25; garvanzas,
$3.50; lentis. 81
Potatoes tper ctD-Salinss, S1.25n1. 80: High
lands, s0cd d1 %; Lompoc. $1.25d1.5o; Watson
VIE, Sllodl.40; yellow sweets, s.; white,
SZ-oOq3; red. $2.25@2.50; Idaho, $1.109L2 %
new potatoes, 15@soc per box.
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London Wool sales

LONDON, April 26--The wool auction sales
opened today with large attendance of buyers.
miscellaneous selection offered, prin-
cipally of crosshreds, which in animated
demand by the home trade and occasionally by
the continent and America at par to per cent
under the last sale. Merinos in small supply
were taken by the continent at about un-
changed rates. and occasionally per cent dear
er. The offerings today were 1900 bales.
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Coronado Encounters Gales

The barkentine Coronado. which ar
rived last night from Honolulu, ran
into terrific series OF gales on April
II. which lasted for AS hours During
the fury OF the storm the tOpgallant
sail, the upper topsail. the royal and
the foresail were carried away. and the
main staysail was split
The waves dashed with such fury
about the vessel that Captain Lawless
was compelled to pour so gallons of oil
upon the troubled waters
The vessel was 20 days making the
run up from the islands. 1t brought
$4,000 bags of sugar to the j. ID.
Spreckels & Bros Co.
III. c. Wright in Storm
The schooner H. G. Wright on it's way
from Honolulu to this port ran into a
heavy gale. which lasted from April
ii to Is. In the storm a great sea
struck the decks and carried the water
casks overheard. Captain Nielsen re-
ports that early in the morning of the
26th he saw a lot of wreckage floating
about 80 miles north of the Farallon
islands In the wreckage there was one
piece OF ships timber about 20 feet
long.
The Wright arrived in port shortly
before midnight. 1t was p days max
ing the run 1t brought $3.50 bags or
sugar
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Ch,caro Dairy Produce NIarkct

cries. .25d2ec; dsiries, 22Q26c. Eggs. easy: re-
O. ceipts 36.9e3; az mark. cases included, 171z@
l9i5c; frsts. I9izc; prime frsts, 2o12c. Cheese,
steady; daisies. 142t n l5c: twins. 13% 0I4c; /;
Young Americas, 14Gl4Ac; longhorns, AK a
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Prince from Rntterdam

Prince, from Rotterdam.
Observation-Disclosures April 26-Stmr Hell
ltg Olav, from New York.
BREMEN-Arrived April 26-Stmr Kaiser
Wilhelm der Crosse
ANTwERP-Irrived April 26-Stmr vsder-
Sailed April 24-Stmr Radames. for Tacoma.
NEW YORK-Arrived April 26-Stmr kron-
prinz Wilhelm, for Bremen; stmr Potsdam. for
Sailed April 2s-stmr Kronprinzessln CeciHc.
for Bremen; @ stmr Ryndam for Rotterdam.
from Tacoma. for CsIegtta bgtyro
Bktn Coronado Lawless, 90 days from Homo
hui; $4,000 bags sugar to ]. D. Spreckels x
Schr H. e. Wright. Nelson. 21 days from
Hama; s,160 bags sugar to Western sugar re-
hnery.
COOS BAY-Arrived April 26-Stmr Redondo.
Sailed April 2s-stmr N. F. Plant. for san
Francisco.
Memoranda
Per Br stmr InEerkip-SaiIed from Newcastle.
heavy Sc gale, shifting to wNw. With high
cross seas filing deck to rail and doing eOnSid-
ersbe damage about deck to the fittings. Had
to slow down and heave 10 four different times.
while the gales lasted for eight days. Had
head winds up the coast. After leaving found
four stowaways on board. named Harry Jackson,
j. Walker, j. Johnson. z. DOuysant Upon ar
rival vessel was ordered into quarantine 70 be
fumigated.
sehr Commerce which arrived at San Pedro
April "a from Everett reports that on April
Is. in lat Al 80 n. long 125 40 ". spoke r.
yacht Olympic Of Vancouver. flying signals cf
distress Hove to and captain Of Olympic came
on board and reported had carried away ruddCr
head. Supplied him with iron bolts lumber ard
so pounds Of provisions and other supplies
Per bktn CoronadO-April II and Is. IN
heavy northwest to northeast gale. which llstet
about 20 hours, carried away the topEalla1i
sail and upper topstaf and fOresail and split
main staysatl. We ran before the sea for if
hours and used 80 gallons OF Oil to quiet tie
sea
Per schr n. G. Wright-AprI IA to IS was n
a succession of heavy northeast TO northwes-
gales No damage done. Water cask was wasneFl
overheard. April 26, 80 miles northwest vt
Farallon islands, passed several pieces OF wrccs-
age which looked like the bulwarks of a vessel
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STATIONS

fRising. Failing.
Snow on ground at Summit a. m. today, 9
inches
RIVER FORECAST
There will be little change in the rivers Of the
Sacramento watershed. Those of the San Joaquin
will rise slowly during the next two days.
n. r. TAYLOR, Local Forecaster.
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st. Louis Wool Market

ST LOUIS. April 26.-Wool. steady; medium
grades combing and clothing 20G2jc; light fine.
lsN24c; heavy fine, 14d20c; tub washed 10
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sSnow on ground IL inches
The following maximum and minimum temper
atures are reported from eastern stations for the
previous day: Chicago 40-34; New York. 6e-3s;
Omaha, 5S-44.
The pressure is rising rapidly over the north
ern half of the Pacific slope. a moderate de.
preston overlies the valley of the Colorado
The weather is generally clear west of the Mis-
sissippi and the temperature is rising slowly
Throughout California temperatures nearly
normal
The relative humidity at Red Bluff was 60 and
al Fresno sc per cent
Following is the forecast for the so hours end
ing at midnight "Wednesday. April 81. 1910:
San Francisco and vicinlty-Fair Wednesday
with fog In the morning. light south wind
changing to fresh west.
Santa Clara val1ey-Fair Wednesday,; slightly
warmer; light north winds.
Sacramento valley-Fair Wednesday; slightly
warmer: light north winds.
San Joaquin yaley-Far Wednesday; light
no aoap of Fse
Wednesday, overcast in the morning; moderate
temperature; light northeast wind. changing t.
south. A. G. McADIE, District Forecaster.
Tonnage engagements
The German steamer Augustus. at Portland Il
under charter for wheat, thence to Europe, a
The British steamer Inverkip, which arrived
here from Newcastle, Australia, yesterday i:
under time charter for lumber from the Columbi,
river to China, having been engaged prior t,
arrival. The Norwegian steamer Herm. at Port
land is chartered for lumber from Puget soins
to Port Pirie, and not for wheat from Portland
to China as previously reported.
The barkentine Charles F. Croker is unde
charter for lumber from Puget sound to Sar
Pedro at $450. and the schooner Dora Blum Il
engaged for the same business from Coos baJ
to San Pedro at Sf.25.
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/ ~ Police Department Horses at Auction
AS BY order of the Mayor. 2. H. McCar-
/ thy, will sell a lot OF condemned horses at
auction Horses be seen at Del Monte
Stables, 4446 Mission st. Watch for date OF sale
/ in next issue.
| A. 81. SCHOFIELD, Livestock Auctioneer.
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Tonnage Engagements
Chance al Masters

Steamer Sea Withhold MASTER John Rich
ardson: new master Fl. p Marshal
Steamer Constance-Olo master, p. +. Borln-
ger; new master. ". Fl. Stoffel.
Steamer Fox--Old master Joseph Santos: new
master, z. L. Pedersen.
Enrollment-Barkeptine Newsboy, c. Ander-
SON. schooner J. NJ. Weatherway, II. H. Ooster-
huis
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BY United wireless

tuesday, April 26, 1910
STEAMER BEAVER-En route from New York
to Portland; u noon, April 25, in latitude
32 o. north longitude 119 so west. All well.
STEAMER LANSING-En route from Seattle to
San Luis: p. M. April %. 16 miles north of
Piedras Blancas. Fresh northwest wind; mod
crate sea; clear
STEAMER HYADES-Left Seattle for the Ha-
waiian Islands at il p. M. April 24: D. m
April %, l33 miles on Cape Flattery. South
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Shipments of OIL

The British tank steamer El Lobos was cleared
/ for Lobitos. Peru. via Payta yesterday, with
400. 600 gallons OF crude OIL valued at S2T.5e
The British tank steamer DakOtah cleared
| for Karatsu for orders on Monday, with /, $50.
\ 900 gallons Of refined petroleum. valued at
4 So, ,STJ
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The smallest screws are those made
in watch factories. Al ordinary thin
BILE would hold 100000 of them.
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Army Transports

ARMY IranspOrts
The Crook is at Manila.
The Warren is at Shanghai.
The Logan sailed April y for Nagasaki home
ward bound
The Buford is in port.
The Sheridan is in port.
The Sherman sailed April IA from Honolulu for
Manila.
The Thomas is in port
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Weather Report

United States Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau, San Francisco, April 26, 1910.
RAINFALL DATA
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Naval StOres-Turpentine and ROsin
SAVANNAH, April 26-No market; holiday.
DniIy River Bulletin
SACRAMENTO, April 26.-obseryations taken
sf Z O'clock a m
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A BIG AUCTION SALE &

WEDNESDAY, April 81 IL a. m.
20 head OF large mares and horses. ponies y;
also wagons, buggies and harness OF all kinds
565 4th ST., Oakland.
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WAtcr FTODt NOtck
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 3,636,000 feet.
The Pacific Mail liner City of Pan
lower coast.
The Kosmos liner Radames left Ant
werp Sunday for this port, via South
and Central America
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United States branch photographic office. Mer-
chants Exchange, San Francisco. April
26 1910.
The time ball the roof of the Fsirmont
hotel dropped today exactly at noon, Pa
cifc standard time C2oth neridian), at sh.
Dom. COS. Greenwich mean time.
J. C. BURNETT,
Lieutenant, U. S. N, in charge.
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H---A-

Bktn Coronado, Lawless 90 days from Homo
hui; %. 600 bags sugar to j. d. Spreckels &
Brothers company.
Schr H. 6. Wright, Nelson. 81 days from
Hama; $3.50 bags sugar to Western sugar re-
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LurIinc VIII Not Sail Until May

The Matson navigation companys
Lurline, which arrived recently from
Honolulu, with a broken rudder, will
not sail again until May 2. The reason
given for the liners detention in port
is that it will take more time than
had been expected to fix the broken
rudder, and that other repairs, the ne
cessity for which was discovered when
the steamer was drydocked, will be
made at the same time
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Memoranda

COOS BAY-Arri7ed April 26-Stmr RedondC
hence April "a
Sailed April 26-Stmr II. F. Plant, for sa
Francisco
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a. Odhipucll anu
wife
r. NJ. Wathes and wife
NJ. Meresch
]. w. Cream
Mrs. D. d. Egan
Mrs. II. ID. Lambara
j. Il. Baeen
Miss /. Walker
Mrs. A. Dertes
G. I. Hamilton
Miss Fraser
b. t. Couchneon
L. I. Sellon
Cecil S. Ellington
w. W. Hawthorne
=. L. Fula
+. r. Brown
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The schooner COmmerce, WHICH ar
rived yesterday at San Pedro from
Everett, spoke the British yacht Olym-
pic on April Is flying signals of dis
tress. The Commerce hove to and the
captain of the yacht went on board the
schooner and reported that the yachts
rudder head had carried away. The
Commerce supplied the yachtsman with
iron bolts and lumber and about SO
pounds of provisions and other sup
plies. The captain of the Olympic said
that he would be able to make repairs
with the material supplied by the
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uEtyS CIR ~ tHN tt.D.
Packers REDUCTION Ia Prices FINALLY
nrarhr> the 4 on,,inl-r

CHICAGO. Nov - 1h.. consumer TO day
for the first time felt tn. benefit of the re-
cent much harald.d reduction IN tho pre-.
of meats Various retailers marked dow II
their prices ON beef mrtJon and pork
from cent to : cents pound. following
IN. announcement Of the packers that
a similar cut had hs-.n made IN wholcI,l"
prices
Some mark cts decline 20 meet the cit.
declaring that they had no, W. got any
reduction in wholesale price, hul prom
in.nt retailers predict rh.t the I-dUC' .uu
would he general in few DAYS
While meat prices came duwr Ur,"v
prices went up Turkeys quoted - from
IL To II cents on Monday were quoted to
4 ny at - cents
Meats upon which the prIr,. Wa re-
ducsd sold "a follows Pork spar. rms
!: To Is cents; pork loIus. II - II. pork
'endsrloins ~ Ia B., dr.s-.u beef NJ. {
cut. IS tn II. beef rIh~. No / cut. II
to - p.'..f ribs. No = cut Ipt II hs"f
rounds. No. / cut - mutton IONS. ~
To ~, mutton legs. ~
Where pork t.nd"rioIns had l"eu soil
ing for - cents they sold for - cents and
where they had been selling tor q CENTS
they sold for 81
In, county hoard to-day found a.
many instances iha' uId- WI .Cu had been
submitted were higher than lisi wear
oa IN" sam. ARTICLES. although IN" whole
sale prices were supposed - have been
reduced Wh.I this was pointed out
IN" board rejected the bids and post
prncd the letting Of the contracts
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y. 4. EtkERT. JR.. MARRIED..
THE Bride. Miss Minnie Esan. Was Ms
Fathers .elxrrprr.

Thomas l. kckert. Jr "A son OF IN" lat"
Gen. Thomas I ECSerT. one tam" pr"-I-
dent of IN. Western Union Telegram
Company. who left will now being con
tested which distributed an estat" Of
81 t0pONp. Was married yesterday morn
ing 20 Miss Minnie Eyan. the former
housekeaper Of Gen Eckert and MS son.
In" ceremony took place in the thUrCh
of Our Lady of Lourd"s at ij7 West li2d
street,
Mr. ECkert family was not repre-.
senVed. but tho girls and cadet corps Of
IN. Academy Of our Lady of Iourd"s
gathered IN the church and sang during
IN" nxIss.
Tn" Rev. FathaT Joseph II. McNiahon
oificaferi The HONEYMOON irip Will n"
short It was said because of tn" lawsuit
pending over IN" estate The br 10"
groom brother James Cl"ndcnn Ec-"rt.
charges him with obtaining his share
through fraud and collision James
was CiI, OF with $50 90 and a lif" interest
in $4,000 for his daughter Joanna
James Clendsnin Eckert asked Surro-
gate Cohalan yesterday TO appoint
temporary administrator OF the estate
pending The contest The Surrogate put
the case over Till Friday for argument
The petition SET forth that real estate
and coal properties having a rental value
~ 81. M" a year AT. IN the possession Of
IN. plaintiff hrn-her Thomas and are
also IN the possession and control Of
q Page. .Ir who wa Gen Eoksr'
secretary The property includes a
residcnc" in Ws~' Eighrv-.INth street
worth sInO,r0p. an Office building in Firth
avanu. worth S;nn 90 and a -rabl" IN
West Fifr~-sigh'h street worth si,0 .p0n
Properly In New Jersey can be rented for
ss pp,. and the coal lands should produce
SIS ro year. h. -dli
The petitioner ~uEge-' "a that the Wind
sor Trust COMPANY - named a. ten pn-
rary administrator IN order thar IN"
property NAV h" managed propsrl"
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Pres i,.nt OF the Local Government
Board
Nunr-Ih"r ahnut ~ al the di>tnrb-rs
Nrr.. arrested
I, ,.lyn sharp ON. 1T Mr. Asluith' :
hlitrr~. denies that Henrietta Williams
ar ANYBODY else >irIcN tn. rrim- Minis
ter. hut Henrietta Williams smashed
window ut the taNlcab in Which he
ESCAPED
Mr. Az auth. who H. an adept in avoid
ing int-rviewerS H. inaccessible
Mr.. Birrall Describing his adj. .nture.
said score at women hustled and as
-aul'ed him. knocking 80 hi hat and
u-Ing u a. a football They held him
NJ Tor som. time. bur he wriggl.d through
th. crowd ultimately at III" cost ui a
strained kne. he l. now waite lame
H.. viii IT,. obliged - cancel his -ngaG.
nent- and rest Tor few hay-
LONDON. Nov n The Women's Social
and Political Union on. ~ tho foremost
II the many sufragetta ORGANIZATIONS.
announce, this morning thar il Mr. A.
quith's promise had related To the next
sessl ION they would have called truce for
a lew months. but a prnmis. relating TO
the. next Parliament was too vague To ba
r-liahl. Pal experience jrIstIfie~ them
~ not aocepting pledge which does not
guarantee women getting votes ir 1911.
IN" Noru'Tg LCddo-. which has h--n
polling it, readers On The question DO
Women Want 10 Vote publishes the re-
suit showing that cni3 s1 voted ye- and
Ia
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rRIppEN CONFESSION HO.N.
London Paper Promises Laird Details
Re>igned To Death To-tia,


IoSDoS. Nov - The Ercnln9 Tim"
announces that Dr Hawley Harvey
Crippen. who is TO he hanged to morrow
morning has confessed 10 the murder Of
his wife Belle Elmore the actress Tn"
paper says the confession forms a thrilling
human document and IL rcplete with cold
and callous details IL gives the whole
story Of the murde-
When seen this afternoon in reference
TO this report Arthur Newton. Crippen $
solicitor declared that he knew nothing
whatever about any -Icn confession.
There - no question that II ~ "A fake
Inquiries made a. IN. Home Df'ce and at
Scotland lard elected the Information
that a. neirher place had anything been
heard Of "a confession
The governor Of the prison wher.
morning and Ethel g Neve who was
acquitted Of being An accessory after the
fact Of th.. murder. are not awar" of any
confession having h.an made
Ethe, Te Move had farewell interview
with Crippen to-day 'rippsn has he
uuaathed 20 her all his possessions The
condemned man is apparently resi- Sn"d
to hi= fate n" reads considerably.
especially devotional books. and receives
with appa rent sincerity IN. ninistritions
Of "A Catholic priest
The Daily N1H says that Ethel 10 Nava
will sail for New York on m" steamer
Ma jestic Tomorrow under the ysrIdonym
81 Allen
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FtISE PRETFNTE> an tRs I'm.
Pemtpreh Perkins ami George ID. Rogers
Arrested In Pitt >btHrS.

PIrrsBURG. Nov. - Pembroke Per
kIns Pitt-hurg broker. brother OF tn"
Mayor OF Corlnth y. \ and George -.
Rogers. head Of IN" Roger- Con-truci on
COMPANY of PIttsburG. were arrested
this aft. rnoon on three informatIons O.
false pre;enc". They ar" each held under
s. OND bail and addii onal charges of cor
-pi-acy and fraudulent accounting vii
b. mad. against them tomorrow ~ tn"
PIttSbuTg police
Both Perkins and Roger are from New
York having com. 10 Pitt>burg some
months ago. and since thar time they hav.
reap.d a rich harvest The police dopar. =
ment some time ago -ucceen"d IN placing
in the offiC. OF 90" Rogers construction
Company one Of own detectives a. 4
bookkeeper and the figures thus secured
show that instead NJ having many thou
sands Of assets as claimed N" concern had
only Ss3 - IN assets The plan - business
according ~ the police. was TO Se- me-
chanlC- &c Who had property 81 their
own or who could raise IN" or two thou
sand dollars and g"' thorn 10 CIV" up tho
amount for stock "a the company which
tho police claim - worth loss Tho mo
chanlc- were 20 get steady employment
n high salary as wrll ~ big dividends
When tho polio" ra!d"d IN" pla," TO-DAY
great stacks % bonds d"-'-. So w"r"
found
Perkins acted a. the bond broker \
prominent New York broker was due to
leave New York 'p-niSh' to confer with
Perkins on m" al" nf am IRON mill IA
OH" Th' polio" wired h'm not 10 cn-n"
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GRFE>O, fIrB FLOl RISHi>G
ORGANIZATION Nrnfionrs, IN Grr>.rr In
uutr, Owns $50. GshS Gini,hot

Frequerr mention hefor" COMMITS
-iorsr Samuel " Ordway. who i, in
vostigating ths. charges of Incompetence
against Pres ldent dresser If Queens ~
IN" irarI"rcr exercised hv IN" Grsenoak
Club # Long Island CIV IN borough
eTair- did not l,.s.en IN" Attendance"
~ IN" clubs banquet last evening. vhcrN
~ was announced that IN" last pavm"rt
On their So O0n cluhhous. AZ SECOND
avenue and Broadway. Astoria. had teen
made
Former Under sheriff John VI FhIIlI,-
one 81 the leading spirits It m" club
hss several indict m~nt- Pending against
him rs result ~ IN" present graft m
ve@tigstion IN that borough In an
address sheriff Thomas VI QUINN saId
that during the Last wear r." had occurred
employment for Hh"'r 90 m"inh"r-
II IN. "lui. rnd that IN" organization
promised 80 hecon" the Leading p"li'Ioal
factor IN Queens
In tho Investigation before irTrnIs
-ioner Drdway witnesses Formerly ~
tho .fnplov of tho borough ie-t fled th.v
w"-e laid ~ and w.r" p'I; II work h."
cause they refused 10 join the Gr""nodk
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