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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-09
Nanoleon,s EIba Elac.

Lord Archibald Campbell has pre-
scented to the army museum in Paris
a curious relic of Napoleon. This Is
the dag which the latter flew in the
isle of Elba during his captivity there.
The flag is square, white and fringed
with gold. bearing three gold bees and
a diagonal scarlet stripe. The staf
carries a white and scarlet scarf. hav.
ing also three gold bees. Napoleon
does not seem to have used the flag
he invented elsewhere than in the isle
of Elba, where he was dethroned
and captive monarch. In France. al
though bees were always his emblem
and were embroidered on his state
robes. his standard was the tricolor.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-09
PAINE, WEBER & co.'s GOSSIP

The foreign visible supply oil copper
i'm Great Britain, France ana lhe
United States, comprising all but a
very small percentage of the total ior
world. on June 1st follews Europe
2S9.142, 400 lbs. United States, l6O'-
4e5.q73 lbs. Total S99,56S,373 lbs, the
largest yet reported.
The developments of the south OF
the Lake lode as shown i'm the Lake
property and the recent discoveries III
the Algomah property are of consider
able Importance to Mass and possibly
explain the two points advance i'm the
stock Tuesday to Sh.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-09
PROVISION NOT FAVORED.

washington, June 9.-The senate
leaders today told the president there
is little or no chance of passing
through the senate the provision of the
house railroad bill, providing for SUI
pervision of the issuance of stocks
and bonds by the interstate commerce
commission.
II is said many senate democrats OPP
pose this paragraph upon the ground
III would infringe on states rights,
and that regular republicans have en-
tered into a pact with the democrats
To leave this provision out"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-09
The Comets Finder Was a Great Man.

Edmund HALEY was very great
man. He was not only the first to pre-
dict correctly the return OF a comet.
that which is now known by his name.
but also--before Newton had an
nounced his results to anyone-ar-
rived at the conclusion that the at
traction of gravitation probably varied
inversely as the square of the distance.
While these and other important
achievements of his are well known.
it seems to have been forgotten that
HALEY devised a method of determin-
ing the age of the ocean from chem
zeal denudation.-Dr. George f. Beck
er in Science.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-09
STOCKS

Boston-Lake continued to be ac-
cumalated again today. TIE balance OF
lise was very inactive with sentiment
decidedly mixed. The monthly ac-
emulation is very bearish factor but
the lack of liquidation and the diff
Guilty in covering shorts has made
most of the traders lean toward the
long side. Market has had long steady
decline and now that the railroad dis
pute is out of the way for some time
we expect TO see a gradually improv-
ing market.-Foster OF Paine Weber
q Co.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-09
PATIENTS HAVE MARROW ESCAPE

Minoik, H., June 9.-Several MEM
bers of the family of Harry Hobler, all
suffering from typhoid fever, narrowly
escaped death in fire today when the
19-year-old son set fire to his bed
while delirious. The mother, two chill
dren and two trained nurses, were res
cued by being carried out of the win
dows of the burning structure.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-09
NOT GUILTY is VERDICT.

The jury i'm the case of G. Martin
of Hancock, charged with a statutory
offense, returned verdict of not
guilty at this afternoons session Of
circuit court.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-09
MISSIONARIES ARE SAFE
Number Of Michigan Workers in
China Send Good News

Cleveland, Ohio, June 9.-"All safe.
Have appealed to proper authorities
for protection"
This telegram was received today
by Secretary Johnson of the Mission
airy society of the evangelical assoc
citation. from Spenchowfu, China
Among those in the affected district
are Rev. f. c. Krumling, OF Blissfield'
Michigan: Rev. c. Il. Ranck, Naper-
vile. Illinois, Rev. A. III. Butzbach
and wife, Bainbridge. Michigan; Rev
r. Kellhoner and wife. Sharon, Wis.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-09
WAR is CREATING PANIC

Washington. June 9.-oficial de-
spatches from Managua, Nicaragua,
state the war is fast reducing west
ern Nicarauga To state of panic.
The expectation OF fruit products has
been prohibited.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-09
ANOTHER GREAT AVIATION FEAT

Paris, June 9.-Two officers of the
French army aviation corps flew today
from Chalons Sur Marine To Gatespar-
is. 1866 miles, in two hours and fifty
minutes without stop.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-09

The teacher asked Ruth: IF the
president of the United States should
die. who would get the job?" The
undertaken. of course" Ruth answered
proudly
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-09
Cav & Stnrgis saws:

Gdy q 0IWI STH NtIE
Boston, June 9.-News was noncom-
initial and so was the market except
that prices were generally firm. Any
immediate change seems rather re-
mote. / refuse to guess.-I. j. Stursis
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-09
MANY Minerals.

In the number of its mineral species
North Carolina is said to exceed any
other state in the Union.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-09

News Want Ads bring results.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-06
FIRE miRuS uN.THs.
n'Ase sn hospital IrsaRsis ,lsse To state
Nahum for lnsAne.

IN" ~ 'h- oltbIilciings ~ the Kings
County Hospital at Albany and CLARK -on
avenues. Brooklyn. caught m. ate lasi
evening I, wa- Annex >. which housed
anout 2SO nrCierllss 81 the institution
Most ~ them were old men and tho greater
Part ~ the force was asleep
The night superintendent % th" build
Ings Hugh McMann. smelled smoke a.
he was making his rounds and loca'ei
its source IN the Chimhwait-T shaft He
rang the fire gong and the elderly en-
ploye,'~ turnhlsd ont ~ bid and down
stairs m =smhlanc~ Of a drill All ~
them got out safe AMI sound with damp
ened cloths acru-- their face,
~ the last one reached the outer air
the roof II the building srit ont flames
that had spread up through the shaft
and INTO the attic IN. tir. burned briskly
for sofn. time. tut the tircmen finished
their work after $3.50 damage tad b..en
done
Th. building was used for insane pa
tents until they we're taken 10 the Long
Island State Hospital for the Insane
directly across Albany avenue Last
IA sht's fire brou ght most % the insane
patients to the Windows and they aidei
their yelis u the general excitement
Nurses Welt through the ward here as
well a, the o. IN binding of tn" hospital
and Gu.rt~d the patients
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-06
,Sk> RE;EnER rOR or 90.
IIIInS,s Central Railroad Makes New
Move In Fraud ta.e.

tHI' AGO. july ; IN. Illinois Central
road througI - attorney Murray Nrl-
-ou. n filed an a'nend.-d hill IA the S:a:.
courts to-day asking for the sppoIntu"nt
u r-Cei' sr for the Net Pullman Gar
Works and for an .'EteI ION 81 ~ inlurr-
'Iuu recently granted 80 . 20 r".tTs "a
the t"n'raI Trust Company from yavIug
uur more than SIu.o0. shl"h 70 u.s. -ard
- ha 10. ID d..r-t-I' fa- Henry Z, O,t"r>
mann Th.. amended ,Hl va admitted
Ny JIis, Walker. Vhp ..' IN. receiver
sisp h".-iuE frr argument n"S' Monday
ih.. --latest uo," ry co." ll'uni, 'rEtgal
rrai vts mad. tor tho pI-pr~D 81 pro.
'"uJuC ~. off'o~r- of tIs Wee Pullman
D. n'u,,au, from -"ilin: and i'sfrn~rrC 90
the assets OF IN. '-pr.uaus ami rl,trihu-
TN. the prps.'-a'i- a,r'ng III" alleged '-'r-
-utr1ttpr- N'tD ar. r'dTg.si NItr te'rsu1-
.,g $50 Illinois etttral "E' ~ 81 sftsrF'
% s,. ru...' on vf1 r"t,alr- -. &C.
T. = ,'.Ir...-' TINT ~" a',-s'- - the " eel
pullman, Car N .rk- frrfuarly 49,. ''St .r-
tul,r.r Ntr It't IrtlE 'uisinN. ar u.'
worth .p e.s-..i ssp.o'sr. that 49,. works
IT,. ,i s--i and hat 'u"r'. than ti,s o. has
te,-' puUl w Jls r'swptnv - Z 4 'r'uaI r
recently and s'spr-ttAi ~ IN" vaults II
tn" .htr,Il ITti-' { "iuUany or N - hank
Int- mot o.. o. J. sItH - D. - pat ~
the $50 49, ,.tt ~ v Nirh ~. Meet pull
ma IofnTa'y. N Cprt "ctIp' VI'h ~.
tour Z, r'u,. uf'"'- IT th' iiiiHut- e" rtIFi
- all"g.I To- hsv" G"irsu - I The latter
contrary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-06
TOR NIT u>NII >I,TIO\.
InoT' 10 Reach NSr-~mrn' a, to Dawn
town Jrr,rN GuN's Ner,l>

~ uriInar'-' wE- rrfr HIrI'.t q; -N-
torilv tu sruu-.' . rr'..ttfc r. tho I.r-"v
City S'r,,..t and Na''r RparI g"rrntt.ng
tho Hud-ru and Manhattan RI Trad
Company g. brr.li 'hr hrg' N'Adpr tIr-
mel station demanded uv dp,rt,,yn ns..r-
chants WI ut-auuEs 90 li.rtrrs,u and
Grove str.ct, % plaOk sJlrf and ntIug a
rental Il tus wear ~ r"turi fuf tn" com
ces~i'ns ds-iraf by M" 'uur'l fuik-
u - stipulated 10 40 Uf'p'--..'i or'ii-
nancs that Ho moro than = cert far
rhall h. charged Tor - I'M through ~"
w Adoo t'Ih. g. New Work from any
part ~ lers'v tltv IN" tunnel com
panv NAV b., roma ,si by recreation
~ tho ordinance within ninety DAYS for
violation ~ any ~ - provisions
NaVor Ni''uPnn ha- l-a"u demanding
Gvs cent lar. Tor several months HIt
~" tunnel company uT'r'als hav" denied
the right ~ ~" oi'y 80 "sa'' any -'!ch
condition sud hay" refused ~ risLe an
agreement respecting 'ransg nTis'ion
charges Rsc7t~" - the MAYORS stand
and i's inability heretofore 70 get per
mission 10 place tunnel station entrances
at Grove and Henderson streets 'hs com
pany has i--"n planning 80 provide a ~
~alie,l -hoIs "a the wall station entrance
IN the "inbsnkment 81 Pennsylvania
avenue AZ Henderson street
Tn. ordinance Will com" -" FOR final
action ~ two weeks
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-06
LOST ~ TE\T an.
Coul,in' IInd III Friends and The,
Gould Fnd OnIS ltIs tiothe>.

On the morning %. IN" r'h Edward
shit, a young book ""'--r Whose home
at - West mn street. arrived at
RoCkaway Beach. ACCOMPANIED by h.s
two friends. } J lT. v.u~s and I l. Grace
vran The three at once went to Tent
I.ty on the real b-I % lli hi-ri = t-l'.
skillet and = r.pt--- b'tr<-' Then
Schif pat on he na-h.uC toes and went
IN bathing That wa~ % u',Iu,- the hour
Wh-a az RprNar.y B.a,h tath..S or
wa, hes others hatH'
SHIN had q -ul"udsu t..r.. iut y. hen
he cam" ogt ct tU- vat. .- Wa - vDA
by n" rvmt rkat.- similarly among the
80 tents ~ tee Ct'N ~" wand. .,-d
up art Gown ia. streets . the. canvas
colony. but "a" tIG.t -. hts fTi-r H.
AIT q. 10 on" els. th"r. knew ms fri.g4p-
10y light even 30 had To- Keep waking
Aft-r ala hour and e. half a.. t--cam-
a. .r-rat- aud dar.-i 10 III ~. se- 81
{ M NaI- and Ie"E "a Nh-r-uIor mo-
tIr-~ not considered LiD.. N.r.. f-....Iv
imputed tD hlr Aft"r thru. ls..r- W. u
o.. ~s.i" me-. q 'rI-.rd IT, iri-rt Na-
coming 20 \"w h.rA. ara =. prufut--i
6, b" ack % .,u.' u' '0"'u'., frr .'.If
Wien ~" -r.It &C %. - 80 ar ed o. vas
S"ltiny d.i-S .rrI ~s.',' "t~ all. - irIt %
. u 'nd"- y-.,a- II -. rl-ht ~. then
B.. td,d fpr Ne, y .r, himself
NJ ias rr.aH y..-f" III" hy tie vtd..
-, l..a "a Me- = br..y - and tra,-.,"tn
-t.--.i ghasf A''... .t - no. fi.v : 'h...,i
rIy the % .t.... ~ruir had di-Da dad So
luih,ng and Ni'h many teas t.,uN th..ln
. the '-tiI'. -ratI o.
r.Hhc" station - Br'raSH. iup-.r p"
, 1t fe ..t .,..' - fr..ut- 'uIur tI.I l1-,'
hfs ff.Ha Dc. VA ts' -"fit''N tsIudUlt'i ~
-" rIEht '"n' 'v policeman
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-06
~ STITE RUINS NERAL.
simple service wui Ne Held Te-da,
trrrmoaie- In Z hlrags Later

Sorrento. Me July . Hundred. 81
messages 81 coincidence from friend.
~ Chief Justice Melville " Fuller. who
d,cd sudd~nly yesterday from heart
trouble ~ hls summer home here. ar
rived 'p-day A. tho request - Mr.
Nathaniel Francis. the only one - Mr.
Fullers FIVE daughters who happened
20 10 here AZ the time Of his death. n one
81 them vas mad" public however
Mr. Francis and her Young daughter
are still alone here The four ether daugh-
tors are hurrying from Tacoma. Chicago
wAshingtnn and New York
4 funeral service will 10 held AZ Main
s'ay. tho summer residence ~ = r "
to-innrrow II will 10 ~ a simple nature
and will he conducted by the Rev Mr.
Freeman
The hodv will 30 taken IN the go
t.oRt 10 Mount desert Ferry. where the
late afternoon cypress will take ~ With
tho family 10 BD-ton. There connections
Vill 10 made for an early morning tram
e. chicago Thursday
The day Of the funeral IN chicago has
not b.-an decided. but IL will be either
Friday or Saturday
ALBASY july S Gov. Hughes left
at > O'Clock this afternoon for sorrento.
Ne to attend the funeral 81 Chief Justice
Melville ". Fuller. lie expects 10 return
O. Albany on Thursday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-06
BRi AZ OPENS CtuPtIGN.
seeks to Control Nebraska on euRtS
Option Issue.

OMAHA July 5 william J Bryan
tonight fred his first gun In the battle
for control of the Nebraska Democratic
primaries and convention. and while
he SAYS that he j. not a candidate for
any once he does not say that lie will
refuse - acCept the nominal ION for United
States senator n u - offered 20 him.
The keynote o. the statement y county
option and T. show that h. intends
bringing county option into the national
campaign. Mr. BRYAN saws that the State
issues to-day should be the national issues
IN I0i.
Bryan says outright tina, the defeat
oi the special Session which be demanded
- a dis.i pT-uint rn-ut u him and that Il
h. had had the hearty support ~ Mayor
bahlulan 1t Omaha. 'iov. Shall-nh~rger
and Congressman Hitchcock. the special
-e~-Iun would have been held and the
initiative and referendum I'aS-ed.
H- c-p-IIr,-- Gov ~hanenb~rger To-
his silence GA the hGupT question. and
NIL" he dos MOI DI%nlv adVIs.. hts foI-
lowers 20 vpt- ag fn-t m llenlSergeT
he practically draws the line hetUesn
himself aud the Governor.
DnF h.s D~mpcTats who arc lighting
Bryan are surpTi sci - the nildne~~ ~
his Ftt.ck when = rel hot uusb,uEht
NAs eNI~~ted frun him. II - ssid that
th. stn. u numt.-r II -Ignat'Ir~S IN the
T-eiiirH 20 have Bryan run for senator
- responsible tor hl- tamenesS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-06
OBITTiRl.

v.ss Mar shea. who had iiv~d In the
-rra..i since "a. died Yesterday in her
~ sn' fourth year She had lived ia the
old lUth ward wUh her bTother-. he nnis
( ant Iohn " She's sinre I-ss Dennis
~nsa VLo diesi 'hfe- year. ago. had been
ff-' 7 nrsd states Deputy Marshal. Deputy
collector 81 the Por'. and for fourteen
yrars Iammauv leader ~ hs DISTRICT
Ms ~u-t and her hrO her we're Interested
IN e. .eseIry house al y Maiden lane Mts-
= Zoo ~! hs buried m calvary cemetery
- morrow services sili he held at ~.
Andre = Church. on duane street
NiJum ~ parmrl-e. chairman OF tho
R.pubt, an county committee Of Tioga
cunt aut formerly sheriff Of.the COUNTY
4 {. -sIi !eniy ye-tsTday IN DUexo. ' .
OF ute "a ge-' on a. his home he A.
a Pa-' t.reat -l'h hem oG the improved order
81 Re Men 81 the state Of New Work ami q
Pact Commander ~ Malta GOmnian isTy
knieh'- T-mrlar- Of BtnRham'on We wa-
3 years oil Ne u survived bv his - ia.
mother. sister and one daughter. Mi-@
NaI~l I. ptfm-ie,. who Mas graduated ia-I
month from smith College
Inc Rev James / King j. dead ~ his
home ~ Frrdonia y. \ lie Na> one ~
the b~s' knoNn Methodist clergy mon m
western NaW NuTk and waS . member ~
the i,ere--- ami frt~ conference Ne re-
tired from astt's service about Ave war
ago Ne -erved through the civil var a.
,haplain VI On. Of ne New York regiments
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-06
MIR HHEN ttFFOLD FELL.
hNe Men Injured In terkaeut at Brsad-
va, aud Sort, second street.

f.y- men we're injured y~sterda Y
when a scanold brok. on tn. building
that j. being erected ON an" site u the
Old Hotel Metropols al Broadway and
Forty second street Two ambulance-
were called and all the policemen IN the
he IN bOThood had their hands full trying
10 urge forward the crowd that almost
,noked Broadway
Peter H-lgren OF S5s Fiftieth street
Brpoklvn. James Mulroy OF t3s West
F,'tv-thlrd street and edward MCkAy
81 go f-trt Fifteenth street we're at work
IA the second floor They were on a
-t7, fOld "a the interior II the building
~ D. OF tuy. boards IA IN. sea fold brokr
and the men t,.li with the plank- Hell
gT-n was stopped 10y a girdsT at the first
iour In- other, fell four stories To the
-lIpvellar H-lg--u went 70 Bellevue
tth several -yilp WOUNDS and bruises
Mykay'~ left ankle and several Tit> were
i,rpN-u and h- Wa- "a Ken to the New York
Hospital NIirOy "-,ap--i with bruis--
ai.d Nsu' home
In th. -ubcelaT James kennedy u
ID71 FIRST aVentI. and Richard an Claim
~ no last iS5th street Nrre at work
Wu.r tn -caH"d f-ll They acre both
struck uy blanks k'nuedy'- left arm
sui .g were .rOkeH and he vas taken
q" B..ll.ytI Hospital and Van Claim went
To- '1. New NorE Hospital. badly bruised
a sput 'h. left shoulder
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-06
~ Hu,RI>EO> DARING ,GE
salmon. FASTEST Z R.i~r water Fighter.
starts Tor BerHsudA

OrI~, y. Ms~ July >. The submarine
% - Srlrton built here tor the Govern
'r.'' bel from the FoT- River yards
- u.,'pDL 'li- Gftsrnnyn % her long Ell
dur 30 test o. B.-rnluda nj return
Inc - lmon g. rr'"~ /. rev u twenty
Srs , fi,sr- grd mon and - tully pro.
ylsl 'nti iur m" N'y'g- Sic went "It
~ dor ,-Irnrlr ui - Gregory 4 lawson.
furtuer i.ioufef4ut- % 'Dinmandrr - the
Iuri'd St.''..- Navy and ~ cNpsT' IN eN-
I',--iy.s aud orin. nee IN. s.Cund "a
r.rnm. nd j. 4. ri Hugo Mumn
Tho l'f'le Iid-r We ter TSht"r backed out
Vi'r Just IN" 'pI' NJ her deck and h-r con
uiuE tower hove water She will rIU
DIRECTLY for Hr milton Rarmu da FnL after
r~Ui"nIshing her stnr'- there will max"
tho r''u ~ 'Tp In the rpind trip 81.
VII lpg 1 49, ruile~ Her voysge will -.
~ tchsd Nth interest hy naval men Al !
over the World. tor this - the first tIrn- -
submarine boat has gpn. "n So lrng a
trp ont Il sight e Land
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-06
w RDER ,T BO,~ HOOL,
Doctors say mat John Newman NJ the
Lamar srheoI Was Not q >uirisir.

BOSTON July A positive opinion
that John Newman = death ~ the lyman
school for bows IN Westboro VAS not
suicide was given the legislative iny~sti-
eating committee to-day bv Or. Charles
T Cahill. IN" CsrnbridS" family physician
for the Nswmans.
verdict 10 the same effect was given
rs pr EdU ~ " wight ~ Po-fon The
hov was found dead. hanging bv shot IN
the detention room at the school several
weeks ago
Dr Dwight testified that he was present
az the AUTOPSY performed on tho boy
t.odv nv Dr. George II Mctirath. medical
examiner for the Suffolk district He
sald he found bruises On the boys fore
bead on the right side of the face. on the
right elbow and the hack
All the bruises showed hemorrhag~s in
tho TISSUES. indicating clearly that they
were caus.>d while the heart vas still
beattng A. 10 mark about the boys
neck where the sheet waH adjusted Dr.
IIw CHIT declared that no man could tell
whether this mark was made Immediately
before or Immediately following death
DR. Cahill was positive IN his assertion
that the boy did not commit suicide.
DR. Dwight said
The knot around the neck was very
tight and was probably tied by sonne one
other than th. victim. ! have reason 20
believa that the knot was not tied 10y the
boy himself
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-06
IuvarH ~ ram L,KE.
staa Eseapsd Fvsw Hospital and NED -
ne Va. TAkea Frsas the water

Jars,~. Mccain. a lunattc whose tii'i-
sion inspired an enfeehled body % essay
athletic stunts. ESCAPED ve-ss r'tAy frWn
me sick ward on the fr-t door q tAs
Long Island state Hospi'aI az CArkson
and Albany avenues. Brook!yn. and
about .x hours later was pullet out -
the Prospect Para lak~ IA a dying confl -
ton ~ Mounted Policeman John Nc.
Mrs,oukhlin Met oughlin and Lieut.
HilllArd of tho park precinct worsed oNsr
NcS ann until hnruL.nc. Surgeon Vans.
% the swedish o pital arrived and pro
uounc~d HIM d~a,.
shortly aft@r hr~akfast M"Cann decided
II Was tim" a mn 1t the tremendous
str~ngth 10 thought no Possessed was up
and doing he slipped through the door
at the r~ar - the hall and swung himseh
down the hre escape unnnttc-d Then
he sprtnt~d across the yard and scfAnbae'i
over the high husrd tenc- Probably u
vas this fals- belief ~ pruT.g:o,rs
strength and unparalleled agility that
brought about his death.
An alarm was ssn' out a. -oon a. u
vas harmed that Mccain hal escap~d.
bat he strolled about fla. bush undetected
unul Policeman Mclaughlin -Aw hun
founderinR IN the lake near IN. first
shelter house IN feebl. attempt 10 prove
his utIe q championship honors a. a
swimmer McCoaghhn disrnounted. threw
"A has coat and went after the man.
Nl0N ann WIS w shNNNNAhAAh
reached him. Even his illusions we're
spent and the cop tow~d hum out OF the
Ase with very little difficulty. Near the
rank he was met by billiard " no had
come In answer TO the mounted man
shouts and had waded In To assist IN the
rescue % the h~lpless unAtic. On shore
they gave first aid until Ambulance
surgeon VANCE told them u was no use.
The rescue was zen by several dozen
women and children. bot no one. not even
the COPE. thought Of connecting the dead
man with the escaped hInatic until his
name Was found IN the lining Of each snoe.
In FlAtbush q rimor had spread about a
dangerous unAtic being Noose and tew
Of the tirnid ones locked their doors or
lowered near them with anxious eyes
searching the distances.
Dr Russell the superintendent. said
az the hospital last night that Mccain was
a harmless pare,ic and that he had many
Illusions. chief among which Was the
i~lief that he vas a physical and financial
giant hat that the diseaSe paralyzed the
muscles while upsetting the mind and IN
-ealIty rendered the victim practically
nelple-s at tme~
Ma anu was a printer. g. years old.
formerly living IN Brock lyn He vas
picked up IN Manhattan about sIJ months
ago and was confined N the asyhiW on
Wards Island until he was transferred 20
the IsTng leland institution a month iateT
HIS wIf" - living IN New Jcr~sy IN one
OF the Oranges. DR. Rus-.ll thought
brother who lives IN netroIt Was notified
Nv the hospital authorities OF the mans
death
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-06
NO REwEDI .IFSHEH.tSR ROBBED
Mrs. Carroll SAYS Cty Paid some One
Eslse Her Mono, q FOrgeTy

Mrs. Catherine N"Nuliy Carroll AsAsi
Supreme Court Justice Gisyerich yesler
day To direct city ChAinberlSiR hyde {"
pay her slSO due he from pa.iitior
action. which money sire says some or
else got by a court order m 1874 10y sign
ing her name to a petition. In@ name
q her stspbrotner AMI stspsist.-r were
signei a. NItne~>s-. but sn@ deCt1rrNi
that she knew nothing about the ulop-v
uu'Ii recently. and when she came to- Q.
the money Wis gone.
Justice Glege1ch decided thai there
- no one Mrs Carroll can recover from
a. her cas-. nov stands. The none
was Ia 4 Our by the late PAtnck kesnar
when he waS CITY Chamberlain. but he
-sia's y protected OeCAu~e he pad the
money 81 4 court order. since the mouet
never came into OhAmb@rlA Hyde
hands he cant lie called on 10 pay. a..
the curt sayz.