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Arizona republican., 1910-09-28

 Goshen=AIrs. W. T. Dalton, Route No. g.
 Arkansas. Chester=NIrs. Ella Wood.
 Connecticut. Willmantic=Mrs. Etta Donovan, Box 2ty Hartford=Mrs. II. Ruther, 131 Standish St.
 Georgia. Ocilla=Mrs. T. A. Cribb.
 Idaho. Woodside=Mrs. Rachel Johnson.
 Illinois. Danville=Mrs. II. Hiurichs, 10Ol E. Main St. Elgin=Mrs. Henry LeiseberE, 743 Adams St. Blue Island=1Irs. Anna Schwartz, 252 CT mont Street. Mozier=Mrs. Mary Ball. Burton Niew=Mrs. Peter Langenbahn. Chicago=Mrs. M. Gary. 1729 \. Ridgeway Ave Chicago Mrs. rs.HarrietJanetZki,3 ,3ti5 lyman St
 Indiana. Indianapolis=AIrs. 4. r. Anderson, slS Hlgh- land Ave. winchester=Mrs. May Deal. I.indley=Mrs. May Fry. Salem=Mrs Lizzie $. IIinkle. Vincennes=Mrss Syl. B. Jerauld, JOS N. 10th Pendieton=Mrs. May Marshall, R. R. No. fl. Dyer=Mrs. Wm. Oberloh, k. F. D. No. l.
 Iowa. .Jefferson=AIrs. W. II. Burger 700 Cherry St. GlenwOOd=AIrs. c. W. Dunn. DiNon=Mrs. Bertha Dierksen. Creston=Mrs. William Seals, JOG Summit St.
 Kansas. Kinsley=Mrs. Stella Clifford Beaman. Delphos=Mrs. Nellie MOslander. Dexter=Mrs. Lizzie Scott. ROseland=Mrs. Mary NaDderbeck.
 Kentucky. Alton Station=Mrs. Emma Bailey. BardstOwn=Mrs. Joseph Hall. Noah=Nrs. Lizzie Holland. Louisville=AIrs. Sam Lee, 3027 4th St.
 louisiana Chenevville=AIrs. J. W. Stanley. New Orleans Mrs BlOndeau, 1895 Camp Place. Trout=Mrs Lutishia s. MattOX. Pittsfeld=Mrs W. E. Huff, R. F. D. No. 3. Prentiss=AIrs Orrie McAlpine. Lewiston=Mrs. Henry Cloutier, 56 Oxford St. Rockland=Mrs Will Young, Columbia Ave. Portland=Miss Minnie Wibe, lGl Pine St UniOn=Mrs. Elmer 4. Messer.
 Maryland. Baltimore=Mrs. L. \. Corkran, 1898 E. Chase Street. Hampstead=Mrs Jos. H. Dandy. Xestyood=Mrs. John F. Richards.
 Massachusetts. Hmtington=Mrs. Mari Janette Bates, Box 134 Worcester=A1rs. DosyIva Cote, IF SOuthgate Street. South Boston=Mrs.G Geo. s. Juby, SOP F. 9th St. The above names were Selecte have been benefited by Mrs. Pil reward whatever is given them fOl what they think of Lvdia E. P
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-07
IRISH WOTLDN'T VOTE.
Asaui'h va JSriSS Drops To 1s-FoIIS~ ers
DepreS@ed- Triumph for LORDS

.,per,aI CqN' Dcspa'cA ~ THE SrS.
LONDON. April a In consequence Of
tho Phstsntion ~ the Nationalists from
voting IN the House 81 Commons to-
night the Government mr. jority sank 30
thirtv-thre.. IN a division on resolution
favoriuG a tarIh
The rams and fle of the Liberals. 90
pa~iallv tho more extreme section. a.
well a. the Lahorit~-. are depressed and
indignant AZ repor' which seems To- he
veil founded that the Government has
decided not 10 appeal ~ th" Throne for
guarantees enabling II to pas. IN" veto
resolutions after those are rejected nv
tho present HOUSE ~ Lords The followers
~ the Government had Assumed from
tho mterance~ " Premier Asquith and
Horne secretary churchill that guarantees
would certainly 10 asked for. and they
are keenly disappointed
4 Radical paper. which accepts the
report learns that the Irish will con-e-
auently vote against the impending bud
got and procedure resolutions. and the
Government bsinS thereby necessarily
defeated. will resign forthwith and the
dissolution ~ Parliament will follow
The result. avs the Radical pres. can
onlv be a triumph for the Lord-.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-07
H0Pr rOR PEiCE ron PER'
sts,~ Department R-sssur~d ~ some
Phases NJ south american Trs,Sl',-.
.,psr'n ,sbs D>sp.ich 20 rHE ~

~EsriH = aHS D~sp.fch ~ THH ~.
LIMA Peru ApTil = Everything uss
uuist rere to-dFv. Tbs WIS due 10 the
energetic nelsurcs taken by Vhe authori-
ties - prevent . repetition of the demon
strsttons against Ecuador ard Colombia
made yestsrdPy by the populacs IN Lima
and Csllso.
A commission has teen appointed To
assesa the DANA GO iore tn the properly
Of FcusdorIsns and COlombIans. who
will be ~, niburrei Nv he Government
wAsHISGrcN. April G. Offcers ~ the
State Department are hopeful that 4
general war un the west coast Il South
America will 10 y~rted While the riots
and assaults upon the legations md con
suIats buildings are serious incidents and
the S,t,l.tton 10 admitted 10 he delicate
the fact that there has been no direct
clash between any " the countries "
VOWED 10 encoura ginE No further IN
formation vas received az the state De-
parfnent to-day
In edition 70 the trouble on the west
coast the Republic Of Bolivia feels eli ghted.
~ ~ sad because II was not invited %
participate IN the fourth Par American
conference. ~ 30 held IN BIenos Ayree
IN July. by the Argentine Government.
senior Calderon, the Bolivian Minister
here. 70 ~ said. intends 20 appeal 20 the
governing board % the International
bureau Of American Republics for a set-
tIeyn@nt ~ the difficulty
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-07


Denl.oa o. sent rhere 20 See Whip
Net ANA To Get iile BSohs opened
Conferenee NJ white Heuse over q.
WAsHTNoroS April s-The American
Sugar Refining Company. the So-called
sugar trust. - tn b. taken IN taak onCe
more by the United States Government
, This time the attack u 20 be shifted from
| New York TO Ne~ Orleans.
High officials here tonight admit they
do not know jus, what may be the out
come OF the proceedings a, New Orleans.
but the Government intends tn demand
the books of me sugar company there.
and II necessary 10 make Just n
thorough an investigation a. was don.
| ia New York City m uncpvering the
frauds amounting To millions of dollars
NinTred Z Denison ~ New YORK. who
rendered assistance To Hsnry l. Stimson.
the Government special prosecutor. IN
the sugar cases and who was recently
made Assistant Attorney General. left
this city toni ht for New Orleans His
departure followed several long confer
ences az the Treasury Department. the
White House and the Department u
Justice While primarily any report 81
frauds IN the customs service IL acted
upon by the Treasury Mr.. Denieon a.
an oficer OF the Department oT Justice
il going tn the Southern city a. the repre-
sentative II that Department and OF
Attorney-General Wick ershsm who -
determined 90 lift the sugar trust affairs
To- the bottom if ~ takes all summer
The sugar trust has refused o. produce
for the Government ITS books showing
New Orleans ImpoTtations. The Gov
eminent thinks u knows = way ~ M Ike
the sugar trust show ts records Mr..
DenIson. Il was said will attempt TO
convince trust officials that they should
be good and show their books II he fails
he will resort o. tho Use n subpPnRs
and will ask the Federal Grand Jury.
now IN session m New Orleans. ~ make
trust officials give the Information de-
sired
According - Information here the
action Of the Department of Justice
was not the result ~ any special revela-
tons such as those made 10y Richard
Parf in New York Following the dis
covery at New York the Government
began Investigating - other ports
where sugar came IN At New Orleans.
IN ord mary course 81 events. ~ asked
the sugar company to give up Its records.
The sugar company refused The Gov
eminent thought ~ over and decided
that it wanted 20 he shown.
Mr. Denison was summoned 60 Wssh-
inxton nv Attorney General wickersham.
After talking TO-DAY with the Attorney
General both men went 10 the White
Houss. who're with Secretary MIC
Neagn. they talked with President Taft
for a short time Later Mr. Dcnison
had a long talk with Assistant Secretary
Of the Treasury Curtis. IN charge OF
customs. and mis- chief adviser. Charles
r. MONTGOMERY Mr. Montgomery re-
Gently returned 70 the capital after a
week m New Orleans. where he appeared
before the Federal Grand Jury.
IL was decided that Mr. Dpnison 40
south ~ fight u our With the sugar trust
He il to have full charge n the case
and intends to carry the matter through
In view OF its experience IN New York
the Government deems y wise - hnd
cut Why the trust wi'hholds its books
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-07
w WONEY FOR man SCHOOLS.
B"ard " EdurstIoR says Larger Np-
pFopriatiOn y Necdcd.

F-~- tent Winthrop Of IN" Board NJ
ID. '.'n wrote 30 the Boat ~ E@ti-
1a'" Yesterday. POINTING "ut that 81 the
'-'i 80 appropriation " 8 80. .0O1 sor
--uo, accommodations s2.o-i 80 repre-
800 -H'H"T'.s'ioB- previously made
'.- .-1 AMI that n" remaiuiov Will
-'" q. 'n- oIiy -Iv new elementary
~r. sarnE no tund- available 'or
20" b. cr .pol. Mr. Winthrop sad
'I' ID En school i- badly needed
'a Pa" Fltse DISTRICT site for
- ..'.Hl Fs- boon -alacted AMI Nr
'''.~sr. r'n~maI the Boart ~ Estimate
- &C.. nru addition 20 the prupOred
e. ...'rrr viii he needed u the "a hooi
. f. .II'
-. ,''rh - - damned - m AXE 81
- '" appropriation u sst forth
'-C-I.aO- -
.nrr-- 90 -rs. .r'ngs
..s 90 ,nr-'-'.c'it ard
g7s a. o.
tg4Hrur-' f0- nigh
..a .f frI sfH"lsfIun IA On 80
rIs.rs-'s- HrhBUl-
sF. 0nl as ~
,.'sr..a aaf .asp-ctors is' ~ %
$50 az ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-07

Ami The storm ~~n'ral IN the middle Ma
sissirrl Vail-s rroN - nor'hrsstsArf AMI had 10
~~atre '--t-rday morning over eastern Ontsrio
., q, followed n, rain W Illinois ami she middle
ard lowe lase regions ami -no~ IN Michigan
.-d Wis nnsln -, ire noFtheastern Parts %
,ne rounrr, ~ as generally 'loudy ana 'h-r-
uas for along tne north Atisnuc coast m me
morning Nrst 81 me Mississippi no weather
oas far cHcspung rain on ne north Ps~inc ooas'
4 Depression appeared north ~ Montana. the
only eH~c, ~ Whlen warmer weather OVER
.he upper missouri Valley ana an the 9orky
Nognta'n state ~ warner Also In the
-,iidi- Atlantic sis-ss and IN New England IN
IN. Ni.sl-slppl Valley and eastward N the ALE
rhaay Mountains ~ cooler Temporal
Yer. .nghuy b~lop me 'r~~sing point IN parts
o. Minnesota me Dakotas. Nebraska ana wyo-
ming
in this rt,y the dAs AS fair and warmer sind
uxht southeast ~ south. average humidity. y.
rrr cent barometer. corrected - REED - sea
i.,~l. asa " 90 = 81. 9ss
Ths trmperst1re yesterday. a. recorded By the
ofnciaI thermometer. - SHOWN IN the ANNEXED
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-07
kITCHENER tsKEB TO SPE Ia
wireless R~qussi Ear Hls PVe~eHre 81
Sebree Banaue, sent out Ia sea.

SAN FRANCIsC0, ApnI 4. Lord htch
Anor - passenger On the Pacific Mail
liner Msriposa. which - due here to-
nc-row from the Orient
Lord Kitchon~r has h~-n asked ny
witale-s whether h" would speak az a
banquet to-moTrow evening 20 Admiral
S4br~e retired and a reply - eKpec'Nd
.to-niEh,
The dinner ~ S~bree - tn n" gwen Nv
army and navy ohicsrS and various civil
orRs nization@ ~ testify ~ their spprecia
ton ~ his long NJ val service. - recently
sndAd by age.
Lord kItrh@ner ~ going hack tO London
after seven wears a~rvic~ a. Commander
IN Chief IN India He vas recalled ~
tho end ~ last year Kitchener hash '
been h~r~ for many years and ~ - hoped
No will spend several DAYS IN the city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-07
NV r.>s. Railroad cnsr,sr-d.

ArsrIN. Tex April Tho charter II
TO Crosbvtpn ard south Plains Railroad
vas fIet ~ the Secretary ~ states once
to-day The proposed lin" u - run from
spur. Tex - Lubbock sixty eight miles.
ana from Crosbyton 10 Piainvieu. hfty-
t-p mites Tire chief stockholders are
q Spencer H.. " CoOrley. ! = Coon
lev nd Edmund n Barley ~ Chicago and
Avery CoOn,sy and Howard COonley II
Riveyride ~ All ~ these men have
large ranch interests IN the territory
tbro,irh which the road will run
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-07
maze, AboI,.nr. EmcIrnr, nrcosds.

Commissioner Baker sent out general
order Yesterday abolishinR the efficiency
records which wee introduced inrO the
Police Department Ivy Commissioner
bingham These records show the arrests
made ~ every policeman. Commissioner
bingham with their AID kep' chart IN
~ oFice showing exactiy where each man
~ ,as Detective Bureau stood from she
standpoint ~ arrests made These charts
we're amended every day and kept up 10
date The record books nov IN use IN
st4tton HOUSES will he preserved Tor
future reference II necessary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-07
I'm. Wat, stree, ~, ru,ns Sun

The Wall Street edition " THE EVENING
sv-S oontains all the financial news and
the ssock and bond quotations 90 the chow
a the market The closing quotations.
Including the bid and asked pTioes. with
additional newn natter. are contained also
In the night edition OG THE EvENrNo Sex
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-07
Federal 10. for william \. Moore.

Selah n Strong. Third Assistant Dis
trict Attorney in the United S,at~s Court.
BROOKLYN. he's resigned 20 accept the sr-
nointnent ~ referee IN bankruptcy and
WIlIFm AUSTIN Moore NJ the Law firm ~
Sutphen. Moore a Willie nS has been ap-
pointed IN his plPce Mr.. Moore Ia a resi-
dent 81 Flatbush. He wss backed for
the FEDERAL job by Naval OffiCer kracke.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-07
u'pJtTCR FOR GINaDI.
'ir''1f' I-luor Nan Z au.sd Renewal NJ
Tartn negotiations.

'. iiIi , Tho 'arif usgo'is-
r." American Government
.. -GNI-"t q . que, ron a.
.- g. pmmpus to-day
.- 81 the 'a-,- q -'ateneu',
.--"i 4 ~" n-arIng tetWe~ o
'F'' and Finance MinIsi p
ranged through A
D.. .-.'.T . He tI''
..r H-- - -Iv that that state
.vt." r.plist Mr. fioIning.
$50 r4ni4 ION ~ truth Nir
N. 70 Wellington and me-
''u u.. return ~ Ottaws
Co.,. "-rru"4' that tho Pre-
.-' -. r'aIfve Tpgu'iafiou1
600. o. In.'sTIpn would n"
&C. -rd its' n invited ""
'.' '.' ...i'a'lp- cam" That
Hs ~EDriId seat 20 Mash
o. NJ N0vrs
700. 90 Warrington on visit
."..H. uI a IHfiTna ltsf. or
r.. raw" .vr~ftsro | II, %
-s'4Dk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-07
cry TAX ON CHURCHES.
Mayor uors NO' see Nhy They sHeuAd
ne ENemDs

Mayor Gayno- said Yesterday at a meet
irg q the sinking Fund Commission that
h. did not balleva that churches and re-
hrtpus institutions should be- exempt
from paying local taXes. Why shouldn't
the churches pay their assessments a.
veil 80 other people?- he inquired 4
,lon't SEQ WY there should BE- any dts
elimination 7 know a. h. the general
p1ita, u tho state - free religious irsti-
tutipv- from .aNagiDu hut ] think that
they should be made 20 pav Local aSseaara
nleufs e..
Ths. remark wA- made when a proposal
wa made o. givc a public bearing % the
churches and institutions desiring eN-
ernptiun The Mayor voted for the neno-
luton a. hold such a hesring - - >aarlY
date. -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-07
RrTH NJ. DENN WTST PIr
FORMER NanaGrr Get- -. ESQ Verdict N
England Against American lpnHrrT

s7e~'Ei C9s'e Dssps'CA % TVS SrN.
I.oNroS ApriI 4 The courts to-day
ordered Ruth =, Dents. the American
dancer. 20 pay her former agent. Ike
Rn--. $50 damages for breach 81 agree
msnt
Under an agreement between them
Rose was - he her sple business man.
aRer and vas 60 receive a commission
81 ~ per cent. Of her salary. Miss 81
Denis. according 10 the testimony. broke
this axreement ana appointed an Aneri-
can ~ the name Of Harris as her business
ma mayer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-07

CoLuMBUs. Ohio April 81 @. Ebersols
failed to-day Gor 81 .OO0.O0o. His petition
was fled in the United States Court. giving
his assets aa only teOo. ami hia debts as
a. $4,000. He was 81 one time one 81 tho
most prdEnineut piano manufacturers In
The country. .....-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-07
PORTO RICO WELCOMES BRTIN.
streets Named After HIm BIs crowd
20 Hear Htni Lecture

.,rs,'ai CGs's psspa'rh - THE SrS.
SAS JvAS. =. X, April william
J. Bryan - receiving an enthusiastic
welcome N the towns of N" island
Streets have bsen rAmed in ms honor.
He received r"markabl" reception
last night IN tho theatre where he lectureh
IN The Prince of Peace He avoids
political questions IN his speeche-.
He will sail for New York April ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-07
James =. Patton ComiRE 90 IO"G AFTER
Mls Gotl1n.

CHIcAoo. April = lanes A. Pattel is
IN MS way to New York. according TO
Board n Trade brokers. who say that ia
breax IN cotton Yesterday cost him many
Thousands % dollars. Nr Patten vas not
In his once to-day ana MA aseociatea
rsf,lssd 70 diaciaal his aboancS-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-07
kING'S PHYSICIAN DENIES.
says We HasnI Hnd tire G:rip and Alarm.
Ist stsStes Are Absurd

..psc'ai CIsir DSspaicA 70 Tvs SrS
BIARRITz. April Sir James Reid.
physician in ordinary 90 King Edward.
who ACCOMPANIED the King professionally
10 this place. said to-day: The King has
rot had influenza. Therefore he Il not
suffering from its after effects Tie is
leading MS usual life here
The weather continues stormy. even
wintry Consequently the King u out ~
doors leas than he wishes. but the AlarmiFt
stories aiosn his condition ARE absurd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-07
COLLAPSE OF ETNrS 'RtTER
streams ~ Lava LIghi IN the Zone ~
NIght Ne~ Ne, astatIsn.

NNFTFT| 7 ~ TIFFF ~ y ~ y
CATANIA. April Mount Etns IA gain
bury Parts 81 the c"-tFal crater col
lapsed to-day.
Lava u pouring DOWN IN immense fur
rows on ~ SIDES. Illuminating the cone
~ night The incs n descent streams ere
several miles IN lenEth
The lava IA still spreading on IRE lower
levels CARVING rev destruction IN the
REL zhhorhood 81 Cvrterna and Regina
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-07
pOu.~.,Un,a NIsh, ., rhe sphinx CIub.

Next Tuesday evening will he Phila-
aelph,a night al the sphinx Club. Sev-
srai PhiIadelphians. including 4 A Chris
tian. Joseph II Appel aud Thn'1t- 4
Daly. EDITOR 81 the CGihoiic S'dHdc.,, md
T1usss will he the speakers. The Mayor
Of Philadelphia and depuiatlon from
the Poor Richard club, an orSanizaI LOU
~ .dvertiainx men. will ~ present The
dinner will he given Al the waldorf
Astoria
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-07

Not FIghtlng IN EurOpeaR Turkey Mar
tIaI Law nc . Murder Gentre.

.specta' CIs's DsSpGfrH - THH SrN
CoxrTANTINOPLE. April s.-Thsre has
been severe fighting A. Prishtna IN
European Turkey. between Turkish troops
and Albanians. Fourteen hattalions Of
Turkish troops have he~n despatched TO
the affected districts.
Martial lAW has been declared AZ Ipek.
whore Mutesar,n. wounded Turkish
oSYlcer. was killed by some e the NAL
contents.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-07

II uaa ~ lpek that Ismaili Haiku Bcy.
IN. Turkish commander. was murdered
iast Saturday by q fugitive Albanian
briGand named Zashar. Haiku bey. com.
~ Zashar. who made hts escape In safety
Ar q thu shooting. %.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-07

w Poi n" HOard ~ -
ag.f 'snlEr the titles
-r faatgnant alG rOundsma1
.-rs-1' Tho co lmigs1onerE
go % pattern the lepa-tment
r0as he after IN New ioFA
-s &c "a order 70 90 IN the swim.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-07
GETS RACK are GIRL STOLE
Machine Taken Here March q shipped
From MtiM aukee to Detroit Tor Repairs.

DETROIT. April g. 4 h.5OO automobile
stolen in New York city on March last
from its owner. J J Burgess. who has a
taxicah business IN that city. was re-
covered this morning At the PAre Mar
qu~tte railroad freight sheds in Detroit
by Detectives McCarty and Kunkel Bur
CESS positively identified the car. which
had been shipped here from Milwaukee
for repairs.
The theft of the machine was accom-
plished in q novel manner. and the thieves
were a pretty young girl and young man.
The girl on March went tn a stand IN
New York city. where Burgess was sta
toned with his machine She asked HIM
to drive her TO a certain street and num-
her Upon arrival there the girl asked
Burgess 20 co with her into tho house and
help hcr carry out n couple 81 smt csses
Whom they we-~ entering the hous" q
man. suppoSet TO he a confederate Of the
x.rI. Jumped INTO the machine. turned On
tho pow-r and whizzed away. leaving
Burgess and the girl The girl n course
pretended 10 he much surprised and cha
grnned over the AFFAIR and AZ first " did
NJ, o~cu- 20 Burgess that she had any
connection with the theft
Since then Burgess has been searching
the country for HE machine He wrote
- ere s~c-etr-.es 1t I'll the States. and a
fsw dA-s ago received word from the
Secretary Of state ~ Wisconsin that a
license had been asked for On a ca answer
,ne the description 81 HE car
Following ,his clue Burgess learned that
,he ca ~ question had Deen shipped from
Milwaukee 20 Detroit for repairs He
hurried On 90 Detroit and notified the local
detective bureau
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-07
sCcTSER az PIRNELL.
SIR Robert Anderson admits Authorship
NJ NotorIotns Times Article.

~psrt1i CGhS DrsTrfch ~ INV N'N'
LoNDoS. April - Sir Robert Andersen
for many years adviser 90 the Home
once IN matters relating 30 polit'ca
GRIMES. and formerly Assistant tnmmis-
sioner II the Metropolitan Police. admits
IN the course ~ an article IN Blnck'roo-f $
Magazine tina, ne was the author II ne
notorious articles IN the Tim'- IN i>s'
entitled -ParnclliSm and Crime. which
led to the appointment Il the Parn"''
commission.
The fact ie worthy of notice be'ais"
SIR Robert was attached IN IN" poSflon
nf RI dyiser to the Home Once when b."
wr,,e the articles ant became h"I II
the criminal investigation department
IN the following year, when the depart
ment's resources wer" dawn uron m
support Of the Tim"s'e acctis ''lons
The Liberal press tire ts the incident
sens ltionslly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-07

The same woman - supposed ~ hay"
e, awav with = - oCo automobile 30
rrnE - Frank ! Hrman oi 'he H"rnan
a Schutze garage. at az West Fifty
ninth street. IN March 81 Th@ r'o'ics
t~lsva she has stolen sSo non worth ~
machines from San Francisco to Nov
YORK within few month";
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-07

The articles entitled -Parnellsn and
crime included the famous forEcr7's
II R,chsTd Pigo't purportng 10 ""nn"'i
che rles Stewsrt Psrnen end "th'' iu-h
a,dsrs with agrlr.an erin" IN lr"'7nd
TN the demand 81 the accused mon ~"
famous -Parnen Commas on VS. 'r-
pointed -.
The Tip,ss was sIded ~ Its case nv "..
IN. power oi the lnsh c"ns' ihulary
and the scotland Yard deceive Svs'enl
Lut after exhaustive hearings ~ 80
the commission completely NindiCt'-''
I've Ir,ehmen Warrants we're is-'.st
Tor PiSotts srres' tut he fed 20 ". III 4.
Spsin' and there committed su.cld" B.
shoot himself
/ TIE TiU1s always steadfastly refused
10 reveal the authorship Of th . articles
n n,ainVa aimed that they were written and
D,hIiahed In good faith. both ths author
ana the management Of the paper being
imposed on by Pigott's y. genious work
Thr Tfmes admitted that the letteTs were
ioreeries when Pigost broke down urder
~rosa e Kamination before the commission
nv Lord RUSSELL Of Eillowen, then -
Charles Russell. ana Henry Asquith.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-07
SUGAR HUNT In new ORLEANS
COS ERNMENT SEEMS TRUSTS
RECORDS THERE.

Company Refuses 10 Give Them ~. ansi
Denlsaa o. sent mere 20 See WhI
Net ANA To Get tss~ BOohs Opened -
Conference NJ white House over q.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-09-09
Davis Tells Of Fire in Srowies.

f. W. Davis, one of the forest
range riders Of the Snowy mountains,
was i'll the city Monday purchasing
supplies and transactingts Business.
Mr.. Davis reports that the fire in the
Snowies is practically out, and has
been under control since Friday of
last week. when Il heavy rain fell.
The fire has been raging since the
22nd of July and in it's course from
east Flatwillow creek to the little
Snowies OH the north side, IL distance
of nine miles, over z3.o0O,oG feet Of
spruce, fir and lodge pole pine have
been destroyed. From twelve to sin
ty men have been employed to check
the advancement of the flames, and
the method used was building fire.
lines and back-firing, as it was inn
possible to get within any distance OF
the consuming element because of
the intense heat. Mr. Davis has re-
signed his position with the govern
ment, to become effective the middle
of this month, SO as to enable him to
make his residence on his homestead
rear Forest Grove. lie has been Oh
the Snowy mountain division since
spring and previous to then he served
OH the Little Belt division. In his
resignation the government loses Il
employe Of more than ordinary abil-
ity, conscience of the Importance Of
his work, and always striving for IL
square deal in the interests of forest
preservation and restoration.