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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-12
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most scholarly ANA eloquent men in the
Methodist denomination viii Ice the
sptak AT the MONDAY Lenten services
week. beginning Monday noon Bishop
QuaAlc formerly resided In chicago.
but since hts election 10 the bishopri-
has made his home IN Oklahoma CITY.
~. ~ "A ManNman/ pA. descent. although
American norm. ana ~ said 10 he a mat
~ large spiritual gifts. with the power
10 attract and To hold men.
Next week viii be the last demon
inattonal week of the union Lenten
services, the sixth and last week 10 be
giNsn over to the various faiths repre-
scented 20 Far. each 10 have a day and
the speakers 10 bee drawn from the
ranks 81 local clergSmen. The services
commence promptly at II .05 and close
precisely al ESQ o'clock
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-12
METHODIST.

Federation services FOR the new
Fisher Memorial church. on the East
Grand blvd. near Gratiot-avs.. Will
take place sunday Bishop William A.
tguayle, who viii be the Methods ~
representative AT the Lenten services In
the Detroit opera house All next week.
viii preach sunday morning and even
ing IT. tue Fisher church. and Will also
preside at a general meeting 10 be
held In tine church at 3 o'clock In the
afternoon. m which all ~ the Metho-
dist ministers OF the city VIII partici-
pate Bishop QuaNle Will give n lecture
Saturday evening IN the Fisher churcn
on The tragedies OF Shakespeare.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-12
WITH THE wHlsTERS.

The annual meeting OF the Michigan
Whist ASSOCIATION viii be held ia the
cadillac. April 4. and s aud indica-
tions are FOR - large attendance A.
g StellwdgcU. uf Detroit who has done
much 10 develop and sustain interest
in WHIST not only in this city but
throughout the stcte and who Is an
expert at the game, j. president OF the
ASSOCIATION. The reception committee
includes ans Mary Reed Bennett. Mrs
Harry X. simmons Mrs. Charles r
Bielmau. Mrs Gertrude X. o'Brieu and
Mrs charles T.. Niles The program
follows.
Wednesday April % p m. Furni-
tur- city trophy. first session ; o. ~.
progressive PAIRS p. M. Furn4ure
CIV trophy. second session y IN.
progressive pairs
Thursday April - 8 80 m. fpsi-
l,nu trOph, 30 y m, annual meeting
and election Of officers ? E. m finals
OF Furniture CITY trophy. . T. IN, pro
errsstNe pairs ' IN, progressive
FRIDAY. April 50 so a. m. Mitchell
trophy - W. progressive pairs =
ul. progressive pairs
PLUS scores were as follows at the
MoudaN night game OF tho Detroit
Whist club
NORTH AND SOUTH
i v BRADLEY and Thos Watson -,
r. L. Balkwil and Z : Pratt ~.
EAST AND WEST
\ J Cummings and ). r.. Koran. a.
~ J. boehm and \ II. presbHth 3.
Plus scores at the Ladies' Night"
game Thursday evening
NORTH AND SOUTH
Mrs VI x Bennett and W l. Bloom
6 -
Mr and Mrs r. r. W Bright. 90.
Mr and Mrs 4 g. Stellwageu. -.
Mi and AIRS Tnus Watson. -
EAST AND WEST
Mr and Mrs = " Steiner 6 81
M and Mr. a. ~ simmons L.
NJ. aud Mrs + r Slick. 3 Ii
M and Mrs g. - Rates Ia
, pas scores at a.. saturday game
y ,NOETH AND SOUTH
a. g. ~ lwagvn and " ktu,
t,lfe-7
,-t. T. shaw anu j W Steiner b.
Mrs. \ D; sage ana Thos Watson
tAST MD WEST
" BfadI,U and ~ o. Bo.ln.
Mrs e. T. Niles ana W ~
NJ, J Memo and w
Tr- w Ay-rU ord Miss san.
H. L. ". Bright and W o.
Bloom. av.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-12

The interest in the shop and factory
MONDAY meetings now being held
throughout the atty has been most IN
COuraglug 10 the religious work secre-
taries OF the y NJ g. A. and the com
mitter Of Is Detroit ministers who
have been conducting the work. They
have had the special assistance the past
fortnight Of W r. Fenno, OF New York
an International committee secretary
who viii remain until April To.
series Of mems meetings under Y
VI G. \ auspices Will be held in various
city churches for the r.na inder OF the
month be ginning sunday. The churches
and dates follow scotch Baptist,
March -. IA and 10. Fourteenth ave.
Baptist, March / 8 and IA 81 Andrews
Presbyterian. March Is. Is and II Mary
Palmer NJ. h.. March Is. and Is Ora
tiot-aVe Baptist. March 90 and 81:
Tabernacle NJ. e March 20. - and 20
Reformed Episcopal, March - 3 and
a. Campbell-ave. NJ +. MS ID q. a
and p.
w r. Fenno. OF New York, Will
speak an the auditorium, sunday after
noon at 3;2o O'Clock. on a strong
life"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-12
Hoods
SarsapariIla

VIII purify your blood, clear
your complexion, restore your
appetite. relieve YOUR tired feel
ing, Build YOU ". DE sure 10
take it this spring
Oct u today M usual liquid form or
tablets called Sarsatabs. 100 Doses 81
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-12
Co>cREc ATIONAI..

the Rev. Holden a Putnam. Of Char
lcNofS. Mich. one OF the leading Com
gregational preachers Of Northern Mich
gan. viii speak in the Brewster
Memorial church. Trumbull and War
rem. sunday. March 10.
H. Leonard wilton will address the
Business Mems class OF the First
church Sunday noon. on The Great
West
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-12

The British admiralty is considering
plans for a semi submarine battleship,
which will carry above the waterlinc
only the bridge. coming tower, fun
mel. mast and turrets carrying four
heavy guns
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-12
BAPTIST.

In accordance with the action OF the
American Baptist missionary union
convention. held last year, the name %
The society has been legally changed 10
American Baptist Foreign Missionary
society Tn. name was changed under
the statutes of New York Massachusetts
and Peuns ylvaria. and went into effect
March !.
"rhe Holy Spirit and Modern Life"
viii be the subject OF the Rev. Maurice
Pendeld Fixes address sunday morn
ing in the WoOdwsrd-ave church.
while I'm the evening DR. Fixes will
continue his series on BunYAn's Pill
grims Progress with MIR Timorous 30
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-12
.IIrN 1911.

Rabbi Leo VI Franklin Will speak In
Temple Beth FL sunday morning on
The book OF Ecclesiastes---a search
FOR the highest good. the second lee
ture in series on the notable books
Of M. Bible
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-12
Walter c. Piper Buys Big Tract.

Walter c. piper. oil Chicago, all ex-
tcnsiye operator IN subdivision pro-
erty in Chicago, Baltimore and Bos-
ton, has purchased q 10 acre slice Of
tie HenGue estate, out Jetferson-aFe
east. OF the old Detroit Driving club
property. Tor $ly0,00O. and will subdl
N.da 1t into residence lots Tor work
mgmen's homes. Mr. Piper was rep
resented by Meyerng Bros. and tho
lIeudrie estate by George Epstean and
John l. TurnDull
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-12
METHODIST.

Tine Rev Frank : Rowland OF the
I Cass-aNe. church. will continue his
series OF sermons on some things you
/ would like TO know about the world
/ beyond sunday evening with "Wha.
ana Where is Hell? VIII Many Be
/ Co cd
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-12
Homer Warren & Co. report the fol
lowing sales

Homer W dTren 90. report the IOl-
lowing sales
Vacanl lot on the north side ~
Palmer-ave., betweent McDougall and
COllins-ayes. 30xl 30 It. for \ G.. Angel
TO Edw. Leszczynsh. for $500: house
and lot OF the east side OF McDougall.
between Palmer and the Boulevard.
lot 30xl00 r.. for Mathilde V. Campau
L. Thos. Hernacski, for $500: house
and lot al No. 1868 Wabash-ave. lot
30Xl25 It for 5. Dwight Lathrop 20
l.. A Wassberg for $1,000: house and
lot on the north side OF Palmer, be
tween Collins and McDougall size OF
lot 30Xl25 l., Tor Lesinski-LeszcZyn-
ski CO. to Herman AleXinski. for
600. two lots on the n W corner ~
the Boulevard and Second-aye., being
40 feet on the Boulevard by 200 feet
on SeCond-ave.. for Clara l.. Vincent,
TO Messrs Baxter and Odell, for
$3.50
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-12

PARIS. Marcl | The bathman IL
abroad again For quite while many
parisians had 10 20 bathess because
his wagon could not get through the
flooded or sunkeg streets.
Many Paris houses have no hata-
rooms. ana the public bathman has be
come quite an institution. For few
enries anyone Who thinks he needs a
'ulth can ENJOY tho luxury Of nice
rub right in his pailor II he so elects.
he public bdtner also provides the
not water
One OF the newest vacuum cleaners
il combined with the brushes OF an
ordinary carpet sweeper 10 loosen the
aGst. and to leave the pile OF the car
pet in It's normal upright position.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-12

s,40O-Township OF Ecorse School
District No. 4, Refunsiing
bonds. he issued October
goth. 1904. due oct goth. 1914.
principal and semi annual In
terest. April goth and October
10Th. payable at Detroit Saw
ings Bank Detroit Mich
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-11
BRITISH C0NFEREES
FAIL TO REACH
AGREEMENT
Cannot Settle Controversy
Over the Veto Powers Of The
House of Lords Which
Turned Down Budget,
my Morning journal Special ieased wirel

my Morning journal Special LEASED Wirel
London NOV I0.-The conference
organized shortly after the death ot
King Edward i'm an endeaNoI 20 So
cure a settlement of the controversy
over the veto powers OF the house of
lnrds-a controVcrsy aggravated by
the refusal oil the upper house To- pass
tnr budget--has dissolved without
reaching an agreement
Announcement of the failure TO
ina solution foi the dispute that
has Kept politics in a turmoil for
more than "a year was made by Pro-
mlcr Asquith tonight after meeting
of the cabinet which followed tho
earlier gathering OF the conference.
The statement does not disclose the
cause of the disagreement Il simply
Sl4S
The conference which has hcen
sitting TO consider constitutional
amendment has come 10 an end with
tdf arriving at AN agreement"
The statement adds that the Nom
Doris ~ the conference had decided not
lp disclose the course cf the negotia-
mons or the causes that led TO its
examinations
10 ts understood however. that The
rock on which the conference Split
WIS tne composition OF the joint com
mttcc OF both houses that should adj
just differences arising in the future.
ih" lihcrpis insisted that thC pro-
poi i"n OF peers on lhis committcc hc
such hat the viii of the house of
commons win have fair chance OF
prevailing. The consei Yatives could
hnl agrce 20 this proposal and their
.i'ei motive proved unacceptable to
lle liberals.
Walter Hume Lone announced to-
Aisht on the authority OF Mr. Pal
''.r. loader at The opposition thai
neii1sr home rile. imperial fedcra-
u"l nor devotion formed amy part Of
lnr discussion This confirmed pre-
Ni1us reports that tho con ercucc had
com med itself 10 the constitutional
question
The political situation now rovcrts
q" the status before the truce. the
'unicrences secured a respite in the
20 l'fnFersy over the most acute issue
tlc day during the period of na
lll mourning. which gives hope
'Hal SOME means viii ae founu s.,
1t''l political c0mnlicfti, rs until af-
'-r The coronation.
How This is to be accomplished rs
matter uf cg mcclure and politicians
preparing g. resume abe filht
NN'a 'ancnd liberals. long tired oI mac
.NH} Pre- urging the government to
forward the original proposals.
.-lting the ng Wef uf the huHsr or
..''s hT immediately Introducing fu
upper house tho resolutions
,..oplea in the house 90 commons iasl
These the hosss 9f lords would re-
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-11
PRESENTATION OF
EVIDENCE BEGINS
At JACKSON
Government Win Attempt to
Prove That Standard Oil
Company Accepted ConceS-
Sions in Railroad Rates,

| my Morning Journal SoecsB. Leased whey
! Jackson. Tenn. Nov. l0.--Thc Unit
ed states government began the pre-
! sentation of evidence this afternoon
by which it hopes TO prove that the
! Standard OIL company Of Indiana vio-
lated that portion of the Elkin's in
| terstate commerce law which forhids
| the acceptance of railroad rate CON
cessons,
A wordy skirmish took place be-
tween council as TO the relevancy OF a
trunk fun OF exhibits offered by the
government At the end of the days
proceedings the fate Of several hun-
dred counts of the indictment was in
doubt the court holding its ruling in
allegiance until tomorrow to permit
the attorneys tor the prosecution to
investigate the technical objections of
the defense
First the defense sought to have all
exhibits refused because the shipping
orders OF the defendant company and
the railroad way bills while remov q
through Evansville, Ind. showed
through billing from Whiting, Ind.
Mainly it is the contention of the
prosecution that an improper freight
rate was charged on goods transported
from Evansville This was overrulcd.
ttiiNouS duNdHCNu III dShlflE tndl lout
hundred Of the counts be ignored
were.
The dates mentioned in the indict-
ment and In the exhibits were at var
iances; that in certain instances the
destination was not given alike IN both:
that the particular kind of oil or pro-
duct shipped was described differently;
that certain of the way bills were not
accompanied by shipping order;
that there a HfffGrnFf no 40 ~
weights mentioned in the documcn-
ta1A evidence and the formal charge;
that in certain of the counts weights
of the shipments were omitted, and
that ear numbers mentioned in thel
Indictment and the exhibit was at var
lance
The court suggested that the mattcrI
be passed for the time and the gov
ernment given until tomorrow to cN-
plain the contendcd inaccuraCN
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-11
ORCHESTRA At THE
PAST|ME NOW HAS
FIVE PIECES
Popular Central Avenue
Theater Now Boasts the Fin
est Aggregation of Musicians
in the Southwest,

An added feature at the Pastlme
theater and one that viii prove very
attractive of lovers OF music. is the
increase in the size of the pastimc
orchestra. The aggregation now con
sists of five musicians, every one Of
whom is an artist Of rare talent II
can be safely said that the orchestra
is the finest in the southwest Mr. J.
j.. Steyrkcl. yiolinist. IS leader. Mrs.
William l.. Zeisler. pianist. AR. A.
Muyn. corneiist. Mr. NJ Gunthct.
clarinctist. and Mr.. y De HIassi. trap
drummer. The members nf the
orchestra are personally known 70
many local people for solo and concert
work The orchestra plays only high
class music. selections from the best
grand operas being chief among the
repertoire. The orchestrn faithfully
accom- uanies every photoplay. the new
word for moving picture. realistically
and cls-erly.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-11
SUBMARINES TO HAVE
LIFE SAVING APPARATUS

Washington Nop l0.--As meas
ure Of protection for human life in
cases of accident IN submarine boats
of the United States navy the navy de-
partment has decided 60 designate a
board To investigate the whole mat
ter Il is believed that the equipment
OF submarine boats with oxygen hell
NETS and the installation Of apparatus
cp pable OF generating that life-sus-
tainng flud on board such vessels
wou result Ia the eaving of many
lives.
Tests made ON the submarine boat
Oct0ius demonA rntcd that fourteen
men could remain nnfined I'M entire
day without fresh an.s Nv purifying
The air with chemicals. uch as per-
oxide of sodium and potassium il is
thonght that lie might be prolonged
perhaps q week.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-11
TRACE OF ARSENIC
IN SICK MANS
MEDICINE
Wife Of Millionaire Held With
out Bail on Charge Of At
tempting to XIII Her Husband
IBy Morning Journal soeeial Leased wrreI

IBy Morning Journal SDeciaI Leased WireI
Wheeling W. Va, NoV. 10.-Fur-
Their sensational developments occur
red today In the case of Mrs. l.auro
Farnsworth Schenck, charged with
attempting 10 poison her husband, q
millionaire pork packer. According
10 the prosecution, "a detective diseuia-
ed as nurse charged that Mrs.
Schency Offered 81. 900 to have arse
mic put in her husbands medicine.
The offer is alleged to have been
made To- the detective nurse az the
North Wheeling hospital. where Mr
Schonck is in a critical condition
Tho date of Mrs. Schenck's arraign-
mont has not been fixed aud In the
meantime she is iu the county jail
with bail refused.
Mr. Scheuck wass not told OF his
wifcs arrest until today for fear the
news would be shock to him in his
cnfeehlcd condition lie received the
news calmly however. his only re-
mark being
shes Just where she ought to be.
nr r. J.. HHEp. who had mineral
Writers analyzed by eastern chemists,
retains possession uf the analysis
which he says. showed heavy traces
of arsenic These are To be- turned
ever To the prosecuting attorney upon
demand.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-11
CONDUCTORS PROMPTMESS
SAVES S2500 IN WOOD

Ash Fork Alis. Nov. S.-Whnt
might have proved heavy loss in
wood ni rraire, nn The s r.. =. & +.
railroad near Ash Fork, was avertcd
saturday uieht hv the prompt and
effective Wogt 81 Conductor Turner
of the AVatr run trom Del Rio. An
estimated amount "a over $1,000 in
cedar wood was nj Tho mercy of the
flames, WHOM Mr. Turner's train
pulled into tho pi The wood r.
the property of William Nelson Of
rirecntt Tho Tire was undor good
hoadNny, but by utilizing the water
from the train "a was saved. Tho
loss. however viii roach close TO
5000.
The origin Of the fire was due 20
tramps The men were refused ad-
mittauce TO the house, aud after be-
ing driven away returned ana ignited
the large pile of wood
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-11
MORTALITY
ASSOCIATION MEETS

Elltimaro Nov 10-Thc second
session OF The first annual meeting of
tne American Assncia ton for the
Sfudr and Prevention oi Infant Nor
taiitp was hold TODAY and tonight
In the afternoon directors were
chosen ror the ensuing year Eight
of the retiring mcmhrrs were re-
elected and te these were added Miss
Jane Adsms of Chicrro and Airs
Elizabeth Graupher cf san Francisco.
Tie subject Of the dav's discussions
eos -PhIlanihropic Prevention Of IN
fant Mortality.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-11
BONITA WILL ARRIVE
AT NEW ORLEANS TODAY

New Orleans Nov l0-Manncl
Bonita, former president OF Honduras
will arrive here tomorrow ON the
steamer Cartego from Puerto Barries
accompanied by General Lee Christmas
the formers chief lieutenant in the
successful revolutionary expedition
against Honduras last July
Considerable interest is manifested
in the local central American colony
in the visit of Bonita aud Christmas
To New Orleans Some assert that Il
means the fitting out of another ex-
podition here against the Daviln gov
ernment. while others believe Bonita
viii make no other revolutionary
movement until the question OF VAL
adares occupation of Amapala has
boen disposed Of
Letters and cables received during
the last week indicate that through
ont Honduras there Is q feeling of un-
rest
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-11
EASTERN STAR ELECTS
AND lNSTALLS OFFICERS

Jacksonville. Fla. Nov. 10. Tho
election and installation of officers
was the feature ot the final days ses-
sion Of the general grand chapter OF
the order OF the Eastern Star The
officers elected and installed today
follow
Mrs Mary Alice Sutton Miller. El
Reno. Okla. most worthy grand mat
ron.
Bevnn W ID. Engic. indianapolis.
most worthy grand matron.
Mrs r. 4. Mills. Dukes Center. Pa.
right worthy associate grand matron.
G. a. Pettigrcw. Sioux Falls $. D..
right worthy associate grand patron.
Mrs Lorraine J Pitkin. chicago.
RIGHT worthy grand secretary.
Mrs. Harricto Ercanhrock. Animn.a.
Ia right worthy grand treasurer.
Mrs Emma pcphoCk. Michigan.
right worthy grand conductoress.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-11
SIDNEY JEROME IS
MAKING BIG HIT
At CRYSTAL
Eccentric Comedian Keeps the
House in a Continual Uproar
You Laugh Till You Can't
Laugh Any Longer

That the act nov being put on at
the CRYSTAL theatcr by Sidney Jerome
ol the sidney Jerome Co. Is the best
vaudeville stunt seen in Albuquerque
for many years. Is the unanimous YER
dict ol the hundreds of Crystal pnt-
rons who saw the funny man perform
Yesterday. Sidney made his initial
bow before an Albuquerque audience
az the Crystal. he is certainly a
mirth provokcr. With smiling.
hGnpy countenancc and comic bear
ing. Mr. jerome immediately made
favorable impression upon his audi
enrc. ID WAS 30 continual round OF
laughter from the time he stepped
on the stage until he tore himself
away at tho end of the act, leaving
tho house in convulsion.
Tho crystal ai Hli shows last night.
IN fact the people were held outside.
many beine unable 90 gain admission.
As uu eccentric comedian, hurlosquc
magician and an all round vaudeville
star. Mr Jerome ls certainly there
with ihe votes and thusr who enjoy a
roaI good siusfving laugh. or series
of laughs shnld not fam To see him
nrt before he closes his engagement
iu AiHu4HarGue
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-11

nounccd to sail November g IN the
Steamer rensho Maru of zoe tons,
has been called uptn to commit hari
kari hy The Namato 90 Toxic because
of his failure. ding TO adviecs
brought by tie Inaba Mnru The ex-
ploter, however does not Seo any
necessity of aceeding TO the neWs-
papers request that he XIII himself
some other vernacnlar popers charge
graft IN the purchase OF his vessel.
Tor which Sl15oa was paid, alleging
this to be more than tWire hel worth.
The Asahi of Toxic, which took a
prominent part IN organizing the ex-
pedition has withdrnwn
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-11
DOG To LEAP FROM
DIZZY HEIGHT IN
FRONT OF GEM
Queen" Most Handsome Bull
Terrier Ever Seen in Albu-
Querque to Do Spectacuio.
Stunt Tonight,

Every person who Is fond OF dogs
Should he az the Gem thcnter tonight
ISand see Qucenie, a real English bull
terrier from Boston. do q spectacular
stunt IN front of that popular. always
boosting playhouse Guccnics stunt
Will be 20 leap from the Gia1y hpight
OF seventy feet and hand right side ap
in front OF The Gem door The nmp
would KIN the average cat, nine llvcg
and all. aud what II wouldn't do TO-
an ordinary dog isn't worth telling
about but IT'S all ia knowing how,
Queenie viii do tho jump, neatly aud
without hesitation. with free show
outside, q big show of new picturcg
ana vaudeville inside, together with
the dollars handing themselves ont
every thirty minutes. there VIII le
something doing at the good old Gem
tonight. Bring the children with YOU
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-11
Mayor Rose NIarrics Actress.

Kalamazoo. Mich. Nov 10.-Former
Mayor David Rose of Milwaukee and
Mrs. Rose Mary Whitney, a former
vaudeville actress who also appeared
in several plays last year. were mar
ried today at Paw Paw, the summer
home of Nh Rose The wedding was
witnessed only by Mr. Roses twO
children ana his secretary.
-...------
Highest diving dog in the wcr rid
leaps in front OF the boosting Gem
tonieht.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-11
FRICTION 3 ETWEEN
CHINESE AND JAPS
INCREASES
Foreigners Are Forbidden 10
Reside or Trade Outside Set
tIementSi Situation in Man.
Churia Becomes Alarming.

tHy Morning Journal Special Leased Wire1
Victoria, y. c.. Nov. 9.-Thc fric-
ton between the Chinese and Japan
csc in Manchuria increases. accord
ing TO advices received here by mail
and Toxic neWspa pcrs say that he
situation is becoming alarming. RE-
Gently Chinese police In Mukdcn ar
rested two Chinese employees Of the
Japanese consulate who called at the
German consulate to inquire concern
ing the movements of the German
minister in Picking, The Chinese cm-
ploycs are reported TO have been tor
tured and sentenced to three years
Imprisonment, despite strenuous pro-
tests by the japanese consulate. Thir-
teen Japanese who ignored an order
To leave Taolu outside the treaty
limits. are said to have been arrested
and roughly treated.
\ bill forbidding foreigners 10 re-
side or trade outside the settlements
ha sbcn passed by the Hupeh pro-
vincial assembly
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-11

New York, Nov. TO-" Knockout
Brown of the East side proved too
strong and too rough for Tommy
Murphy in ten round bout tonight
in Harlem. In the second round
Murphy made his only showing but
ia the third he was almost pat out
lie was very tired when the hell rang
M the end of the tenth