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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-03
ACCUSED OF FORGING NAME
TO SALOONKEEPER'S BOND
Adam Zrolka Secured License In
Name Of Father-in-Law, Who
is in Jail.

Us IN jail.
Adam Zrolka. charged with forg-
ing the name OF his father-in-law.
Stephen Soiowick, TO saloon bond
and application issued while Solowick
is in jail In Lucerne county, Pa. Is
out Oh $500 bail, but will have to
report in police court each day, until
such time as Assistant Prosecutor
Charles Jasnowski decided what ac-
ton 10 take IN the case JasnowsEi
says that he will ask for warrant,
Wednesday, charging Zrolka with for
gerry and perjury.
Detectives HOrrigan and Schlunt, OF
VinewoOd station, strolled into
stephen Solowick's old saloon at No.
81 Gilbert-st., the other day, AMI
noticed, with considerable surprise,
that Solowick had new liquor IL.
cense. They remembered distinctly
that they had sent Solowick to
Lucerne county jail on June 10, 1909,
TO serve q months for jumping a bail
bond. They wondered how he man
aged To get n license under the new
liquor law, and 70 sign the application
while he was in Jail They put the
proposition up 10 Zrolka. who admit
ted that he had signed the bond with
Solowick's name, and had taken the
necessary proceedings. as Solowick, 70
get the license
But Zrolka said that he had acted
entirely on the advice Of a brewers
agent.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-03
CENSUS NEARLY COMPLETED.
Detroiters Who Have Been Overlook.
ed May Still Get In. However.

n any citizen Of Detroit does not
get into the federal census ii will be
his own fault. While the enumera-
tors have nearly finished their work.
there is still time for those who may
have been overlooked to report them
selves to the census Office and be
counted. Supervisor O. II. Leonard
has stated that the enumerators will
be busy nj this week so that patriotic
citizens can drop him card at any
time up till then ana be enumerated
properly.
Every name counts. from a munich
pal standpoint In establishing the
rank of Detroit among American
cities It has always happened in
census veers, previously. that some
names were skipped and Detroiters
who do not wish this TO happen and
who have been missed thus far can
help by exerting themselves a very
little
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-03
APPROVES APPOINTMENT.
Senate Committee Confirms Gov
Hughes Nomination.

WASHINGTON, May 2.-The senate
committee on judiciary today decided
TO recommend the confirmation oil
Gov. Hughes nomination for associate
Justice OF the supreme court OF the
United States
The protest against the nomination
fled with the committee by the Amer
team Antitrust league had no effect
In reference 70 II, a member OF the
committee said
THE members OF this committee
know the mind OF Gov. Hughes, his
character and his record as well as
anyone In the country. There was no
necessity 10 spend time In an investi'
cation Of a matter In which the com
mittee is fully informed. and action
was therefore taken today"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-03
Parks Are Formally OPENED

This is the day when the city parks
are formally opened 1t is true that
people have been enjoying their shade
and benches and green lawns for many
weeks past but that was unofficial,
Monday morning the fountains were
turned on. the caretakers betook them
selves to their summer tasks and the
opening OF the parks was made formal
From now until snow flies, the city's
pleasure grounds will he taken care
of in the way to which the public has
become accustomed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-03
Saved From the Grlve

II had about given up hope, after
nearly four years of suffering from q
severe lung trouble" writes Mrs. NJ
l.. Dix. of GAINESVILLE. Tenn. often
the pain in my chest would be almost
unbearable and could not do any
work, but DR.. Kings New Discovery
has made me feel like a new person
It's the best medicine made for the
throat and lungs" Obstinate coughs
stubborn colds, hay fever. la grippe
asthma, Group. bronchitis and hem
orTnagcs, hoarseness and whoopina
cough Weld quickly TO this wonderful
medicine. Try 1t. Guaranteed by Il
G. Kinsel. Central Drug Co.. Gray q
Worcester
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-03
WARRANT FOR WARREN.
Man Who Ran Down Mrs. Wood Is
Accused Of Mansi laughter.

Joseph T. Warren, whose automo-
bile ran down and killed Mrs. Emma
L. Wood. AZ Warren and Woodward
avos, April 25. was formally charged
with manslaughter. in warrant
sworn out. Monday morning. by Detec-
tive Thomas Wilson. Mrs. Wood S
son was taken To court for the pur-
pose Of swearing to the warrant. but
az The last moment he refused TO sign,
and. it is said. also indicated that he
would not prosecute the case. Detec-
tive Wilson then signed the warrant
himself
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-03
LIGHTNING STRIKES HOUSE.
Bolt Causes Slight Damage In Home
Of Otto Damn. LaWton-Ave.

a sudden, binding flash OF light
ming. accompanied by thunder clap
which sounded like heavy artillery at
close range. was the only warning
given by bolt which knocked brick
chimney from the residence OF otto
Damn. No. $50 Lawtonave., shortly
after 9 o'clock Monday morning. The
stove lids on the Kitchen range were
lifted from their places. and fell at
the feet Of youngster who was play
ing i'm the kitchen. Bricks from the
chimney were thrown for some dis
lance. and the two houses to the
north were shaken until the windows
ratified
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-03
Three-Year.oId Eggs in China.

According 70 the secretary of the
national poultry organization of Ion
don, England, an egg should he either
LAT least three or four years old o.,
not more than three or four days. Hc
says: II have eggs from China which
are excellent. The Chinese wrap
them in clay. put taem away COR three
years ana then bake them
The clay pulls off the shell and tho
interior resembles plover's egg in,
appearance. They are much nicer
than a stale English egg. because the
chemical process OF change is com
plete.
The abomination is the month-old
egg, which the cooperative depots we
are establishing are designed 10 abol.
iSh. Chicago News.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-03
FINED FOR SPLITTING.
Arthur Turner Pays $40 for Ofcnse
al Majestic Corner.

Arthur Turner, No. 500 Sheridan.
ave. was fined $40, Monday morning,
hy Judge Connolly, for spitting\ on the
sidewalk In front OF the Majestic
building Assistant Corporation Coun.
sci Penniman remarked that the OF.
tense was "lese Majestic Mr. Doyle
said that the spittcrs on the Majestic
building corner gave good imitation
of a hog pen.
lie said that he will turn his witness
fees over TO the anti-tuberculosis 50.
cicty
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-03
Teller Coffee Co. Doubles Capital.

The Teller Coffee Co. filed notice
with the county clerk. Monday, Of an
increase of capital stock from 1000
10 100000. Most OF the stock has
been allotted. The Enterprise Build
ing Co, organized 10 engage I'm the
real estate business starts out with
cash capital Of $3.50 and nine build.
ing lots valued az SLIPS
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-03
D u. p. Assessment POSTPONED.

No action was taken by the board
of tax review, Monday morning on the
question Of the " T.. II. 1910 assess.
ment The cumpany's representatives
asked that the hearing go over until
Tuesday. More than $1,000, 600 worth
VI property is involved in the proposed
change of assessment
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-03

WASHINGTON. May 2.-Emphatlc
denial was made here today of story
published as authoritative settins
forth that Col Roosevelt had written
10 President Taft endorsing his al
ministration ana declaring that he
should be reelected
II was learned that no message or
any kind has been received by Tafe
from Roosevelt since the colonel sent
Ia telegram the day he sailed for
Africa Friends of Roosevelt. VINO
have been in confidential communica-
ton with him directed that they could
state positively that he had given no
expression whatever regarding the
Taft Administrations.
The statement that no letter or com.
munication OF any kind had been re-
ceived at the white house from Roose-
welt since he left this country was
made by a man who is In constant
touch with President Taft.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-03
CREDITORS OUTLOOK DUBIOUS
Assets Of Bankrupt Watt Motor Co.
are NProben1atical.

There rs not a very promising out
look for the creditors OF the i, Waul
Motor Co, which recently was forced
into bankruptcy. The liabilities tota
$50. 900. while the assets are proc
lCmatical, consisting largely OF ma
chinery bought on contract. Theem9
chinery had not been fully paid lo,
ana the tile. therefore. had not pass
ed. II Will take some time for he pe
troit Trust Co, receiver OF the prop
eHy.>te a6certain just what Is II sign
for the creditors.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-03
Redister Of Deeds Busy.

During April the Office of the regis
ter OF deeds transacted more business
than in any similar period in its his
tory. There were recorded during the
month 800 deeds, on which Sl,4gib7
in fees were collected. During the
same period lilo mortgages we're
filed, on which the fees amounted to
Sl,O1sSl.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-03
New Clerk in ASSESSORS, Office.

Louis Guenther has been appointed
tc clerkship I'm the assessors Office
in place of Charles Kelly. who has re-
signed to 30 into the cafe business
Gucnther IS son OF Fred Guepthcr
Afhung commissioner. Insurance and
steamship agent and president OF the
Stadtsyerband Detroit
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-03

= is said that velvets will be much
worn the coming fall and winter.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-03
STORY PUBLISHED BY
WASHINGTON PAPER IS FAKE
Man in Constant communieati With
TAFT Says Roosevelt Sent No
~ Message.
COPENHAGEN. Nav 2.-"You

COPENHAGEN, May 2.--"You
may deny that story as strongly as
you like" Coz. Roosevelt said on
his arrival here this evening, when
asked regarding the authenticity
OF the story printed IN the Wash
ington Post purporting to give his
political views and intentions.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-30
Saved At Deaths Door.

The door OF death seemed ready 70
oper for Murray w. Ayers. cf Transit
Bridge. y. Y. when his life was won
derfuIly saved. Il was IN a Dreadful
condition. he writes. my skin was
almost yellow: eyes suEken: tongue
coated: emaciafed from losing 40
pounds growing weaker daily. Niru-
leat liver trouble puIlfne-ne down 70
death IN spite Of doctors. Then that
matches medicine-Eiectric Bitterz
cured ne. I fegsiEed the 40 pounds
lost and now am vel and strong
For ali stomach. liver and kidney
troubles they're supreme. soc a,
Academy Pharmacy Co, Petzold Drug
Co.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-30

whose carriage s greatness mis-
is beggary.-OrientaL (
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-30
GOLD AND SILVER MINING IN
UNITED STATES LAST YEAR

preliminary statement by tnsp Geological Survey
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-07
RIsH VEN GIT va FsIORS.
Cattle Kings Living LIkr Other Prisoners
In Hastings JAIN.

HASTINGS. Seh.. Dec Reports THAI
"a " CoInstoCk and his three assoc a-.S
catIle SIngs Of western Nebraska who ar.
in jail AZ this place. arr living IN luxury
within IN. county prison arr absolutely
fais". according To the report which will
BE- mad. to the Department OF JustIc"
ny she special inspector cent here by the
uit"d States Attorney General 70 max.
an investigation Of the conditions under
which the w.al thy prisoners arr living
This inspector. accompanied by Dis
was in Hastings all day to-day and to-
night ~ MT in his report hy telegraph to
the au hOr tiles at Washington
While the wording Of this report is not
known IN this ci'y IL IL known that in.
~ Irv ~ syharItI" rcpas's and surnrtllptIr
furnishings is totslly false No Japanese
cook furnishing specially prepared food
"a. found hut instead II Developed that
the Catt |" men ~ere taking their meals at
'hr prison table along with 81 her prisoners
Instead 81 new brass h.-i-t.ads a. had
been reported, IN" PRISONERS were found
to hr 4I""pinR On tn" regulation bunk4
Tin pilates were used There were no
signs Of Oriental rugs or rugs II any de-
Scrlption No favors II any kind w.r.
beng shown the Cattls men
Tn. identity 81 tn. special agent sent
hV IN. Acknowledgement "a rrak. rh,.
official inI Est Rat ion Was not mad. known
btr his report which ha- been forwarded
- Washington erhodcs findings IN
accord With IN" conditions named
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-07

roru- g." md som" day Il you want
.,..s, yuu u have tn buy Them IN a book
or" u : u vnu want - sirlo'n s-rak YOU n
get - "A m" photographer
n u final somtIon oi NJ. hotel man :
"r'inh'~ Mr McGirnn -ugl,.~'.'I hat.
80 "rT hr'al nan VISIT every n'h"r to'"l
mans hotel AMI sp.ud " w""N her" III"
figures thar aS th"r" wore 49, hll.l m'n
present. IN" scheme woud k'"p every
one q! them away from his own place
~ weeks. and thai bv rh. md II ihh
ttm", II ih"ir stoml' Ia held ont 'h"N
wouldn't have any hotels l"i' 10 bother
them
Other s;.-Ikers w"rt' .Tldg. Arthur -
Tompk ins ~ Whr" Plains : IrI't"n
and Walter VI Chandler.
Al n business rno.'InE h"ld NJ III" nv
Howell Association ChIh earlier III III" dav.
IN" STAT" ASS ,cIstiru "l"ct,d IN" following
officers President | y Ram II N"S
brlrgh: vice president GeorC" Farm
ham Of Slr,' IN springs, Treasurer td
ward VI 1nrnav Of m" Marlborough
s"vru,arv. N9rs 4 'adw ell "i IN" Hotel
RAYMOND aHi assistant secretary. IL
Rrnnr" 1t Albany
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-07
eO>rI, iHT WORk> M R\FD
Pre- Discovered in Robert ". Dn" ming :
HOUSE During SNOW storm.

rUILApFLPHI, D.c Flam"s "rig,-
mating on IA" fourth floor III tho hons" 1T
Robert " dow ming. 1924 Locust srr'"''
ir"sIfi"ur 81 IA" Colonial Trust company
and former controller of IN" Pnnnsvlv anih
.tl'r"dd Company. druv" him anil m,
family uu' into TIN. afternoon snow r.
storm and Resulted IN serious damaG" To-
IL, costly works II ART which crow del
h" Dow ming HON"
II Also interrupted several social iunC-
tons III nrIEhbortnE houses
he Downing fire was discovered NJ
) - o'clock II had b"cn burning som"
tim" before tn" alarm WIS turned IN
Persons passing IN tn. street had smell"d
the >mok. bus owing To the -nuwstorrn
aud the biting wind had PASSED IN N
their hast. - reach shelter until tn"
flames illuminated one of tn" windows.
ncf some one rang tn. doorhelI and
informed the bownings that IN" hoi-"
WAS M fire
Mr. Downing and his dau Ehter. Miss
Rnl--ta Downing. wsCe th" only m"rnb"r~
Il the family ~ home ~ tn" tim" All
he servants wer. downstairs. busy with
h" preparation TOR dinner
Mr. Downing drove up 20 tn" hoC-'.
dt'"r III" H." alarm had been turned ~
but before tbs. fr" lighters arrived
By reason II tn" severe storm mo ire.
men wee greatly handicapped. bat sue
c''"'iri IN continuing IN" O=- to tn" A.
gall"ry and two ar thT"o Other rooms pf
H.. hOrI-"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-07
50, tGEs nov TO pHO> OGR apH.
va jor Fosters BoI,',an Eypiorers Come
Stone Z nratrn.

Mao + " Fawcett az tn" British army.
who arrived y"-r"-day by the Royal Mail
l!H"' Thames, from Colon, has b--n as
-lriIrg ~ nv. determination 81 the dis
puiri boundary bet w""n Bolivia and
Peru IL" says hat b" and - party Of "S-
pIo~-r- including on" Bolivian. explored
IN" Evrr ll.arh for 49, fuIl"S part ~ on
foot and partly m rnno"-. and that the
PARRY wa- IA" first that mad -uC",-.ci"i
ia getting INTO IN" Wild interior u the
cDuH1IY aud ont ayHIu
In" n.'hg"-. who hav" eaten other
EXPLORERS. ara. head hun'""S and showed
ho"tIftv fh" nOm"rt they -Iw m" whit"
men MHJpr Faw."rt. hy diplomacy and
IN exhibition ~ ih" power If hlH fire
arms tud ih" wpn,i"r- ~ hl- phOnDRraph-
got ~" fear and r''-r-'ci II the Wild men
who's" chief weapon ~ III" blOwpiTa
Th" MAJOR says that heretofore tho
Topography ~ the Heath River ooIntry
ha- been cpr I""iurAl Tn" maps have
mountains wh"r" rivers 0ught 10 D." and
VIC" versa He has suggested thai the
river ought to y" mad" on. ~ the bOun-
darIes between Peru and Bo VIVA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-07
PRT ' DI m. i>T DRDPS ~ WORE
Wan, Change, in MS Department Pro-
motions ard Two Pensions.

; tnrnutrpI.rr pr"uiarEast announced
ve-J.~,iav juat following an lnv"s,Iga.
ton ot his department hy a COMMITTEES
hr appointed p. had d"rid"d To recon
mend 10 dlsnlssals. reductions IN salaries.
transfers.. promotions and retIr"'r"nts
On TENSIONS. n" removals take e7ort
ut the end 81 the wear. Employees who
hav" boon ~ s.rvIC" over thirty -iiv.
years ar.. "ntit"i 20 retirement on half
JaT not ~ exceed 81 ~
The Comptroller Iaii that tins com
mltt.,. found that IN many caSss certain
":uUlCy""s Rad enjoyed salary increases
for no other reason than political nf,u-
anr" with" rth.rs VINO were worthy Of
NOR. pay had h".u Overlooked His pllu
VI reorganization Includes Fcw SALARY
increases The" who "r" removed.
dropp"d Laid on or will resign are.
jacob = Van Mvck. expert accountant
la. and adjustment division. ~ 81 jDI
stephen / r",-ham Chemist, s?.S-, Frank
Hamilton. dl-hur~inI cl"ro. piyma-t"r
Ol,i,.. 8 ~ MI,Hnm \ smith. ,icrk John
Is,.'v la" 'lrrN BERNARD !. knriIn"r. las
rl,r. ' = H"vi ,l"rt julius Meyers
c.rs i ! fr-lpitr'rk, 'l"r, y ~"h"tt
examiner n 'ollinr. INSPECTOR Isaac =
Barr.'f tnokn"'r"T Joseph D"dd-
'I"F- y ~ hh"N . '1.-f'' '"I " hHfl''N.
.Stmfr.r L. lG.H.E'. -t"Uugrapk-r
/ u ~u4uGrr. 30. ""r"r otto Miller
D. ,nnr.. ! rank ! Clerk Thomas r
- Hr..u. clerk VI T. lnrrirgt"r Fred "
Str-l.-nn Nalt.r - lud.n. cashiers John
T. Bishop. t,o"s hinder John e. ~trub...
t,pot huder frank j IIaghn. nuancIal
,I.I. Irau,- MarDaNIt'. financial clerk
\rr.rlm '.r..rva.d. "l"rk. Joseph +
I.inl,-..,. "l.rr. and John ! Mc,.arry.
- "n"Erlpn"r
Among tA. increases and promotions
arr. Henry " katIy"n. auditor 81 re
,cIpiI. from SJ.unsI 70 sIOEj. and Walter
= HolG" 30 -. ctri"f clerk 81 department
from 81 A1 1O e. sTu.
Two men sr" p"nsInned These are
Henry ! SfOrrs chief clerk II III" deTart-
,n"ut. and T. ON -J"rvoIs "a clerk in tn.
same off"" NJ St"rrs's tension will
he 81 So "A wear and Mr. .J.rvoIs' = 81 lis
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-07
cas- COMPANIES .gACkED up.
Prosnisr Upstate r. .. Cssnmissaoa %
Makr Ne~si~si lmpssssments-

Albany. Isr 80 RspT.s cntatives Of
'w-lv" operating ga-' cusnpasries IN places
IL small population appeared betore
the upstate Public Service Commission
to-day To answer orders to- chow cans"
why he commission should not order
improvements made in their plants tn
bring tins. manufactured gas up To- the
standards VI purity and Illuminating
power required by law In opening the
hearing President Ssevers, said
The vissw Of the coupiisson il that
people ar. buying illuminating power.
although ir is measured by cubic feet
Of gas md that when yosi ar..sipplying
gas you are under contract To supply
Illuminating posver. and when You fail
In supply what you are under contract
To furnish y.sl are in the. sam. position
a. the grocer who sells rhn. eggs for "A
dozen nv three. ypecks Tor a bush-! The
object nf this yEocseding n to and out
why YOU cannot deliver the'doz"n or the.
bIIslh.i
An interesting question was raised
by W. r. Lewis. who appeared ON behalf
of the United Gas. Electric Light and
Fuel Company Of Sandy Hill of Hudson
mission the advisaIbilIy VI changing
its present ma ximum of 20 gains OF sui
phur in 100 cubic feet of gas b. the maxi
mum Of 30 grains for s00cubiofeet: which :.
chusetts. He added Chat the presence.|
Of this amount was not considered harm
full by the authorities Of London. Eng
land.
After various explanations weD made !
az to che reasons for existing conditions
the representatives Of the different COM
panies agreed to make such improvements
as are within their means which may be
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-07
SkELEJON rOlND noon,
Believed 10 he That Of Aged Inmate a,
Charitable Institution

Chief Of Poiic" Pulls ut N.t-.-r,s
y , notified H." New lnr,> pole. .......
dav that the skeleton Of an old r..rr n..
been found in IA" woods ahn!. , ri.
from tho House of Irwin" r., rr,,.r -.
"a HON. for the aged IN Ridgrwuo1 rs.
skeleton was found by "A negro. ,yna ~.
hunting II il believed 10 b" r,.at n.
William Horseman. ~ years os VII,
has been missing from tho HOUSE Of D,v,n,
Providence since June .. HI" nam. :,
the home was ON the collar OF coat fn,,D"
near by
William Horseman' 8 son Joseph xh,
lives at OF Third avenue Mnnhattan wa,
notified and went to Ridgewond 70 -
To identify ths body IL IL believed IA,
the old man wandered of ana sItFs.
had some accident or was ovcrCotn,, /,
The place wh.r. tho bod
was found il in "a patch Of woods near
brook and is rarely visited eNc.rr BIZ
hunters.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-07
GAM DESIYS DI ERYERFD.
Chauffeur 81 ktng Manuel. EN.Danccr
Therefore Lands In JAN

PARIS liaC u tiahv D..slv- the vaud.-
VILE dancer who's" nam" has been men
toned m cOnu"Ct lOn with that Of King
Manuel 81 Portugal. owns an AUTOMOBILE"
She was surprised 20 receive. u hIll ~ 81 go
for tires Used on tn" machine during
November
She INCEST gated. With tho result that
her English chauffeur has h""n Jailed on
tn" chars. " rcs"IlIng ttr"4 bought for
H." car
MI" Dcslys When quest ion"d declared
thai sh. had not h"cn E'romotillng IN
England wh"r" u viii !" recalled cx-
King Manuel * 50. nding has exile
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-07

TRENTON. y. J., dec. o. Col Austen
ColGat" Il Orange was appointed Deputy
Adjutant General ny tiov Fort to-day
IT," succeeds Col. James = kig"r. retired
81 this city. Tn" position ~ an honorary
one in tn. National Guard and carrie,
with " no compensation. Col Colgate
has served - aided" camp on the siI,H
81 Gov. Fort ,Eu'" 1915 He wa. n char
yer member Of Squadron A Of New York
in which he served a. u sergeant
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-07
ITtIY GIVES nom iNDER ~.
customs BrOkrr Accused Of Defraudins
the Government starts for New York

.NpFI-GI IIh-F I'11lI-T .. Inn NTN
NAPLES Dec In. polio. surrendered
TO-DAY io Detectives Paulin and Brennan
who cam" here TO escort him 10 New York
Alexander Hollandrr rh" customs broker
who Is charged with defrauding the United
States customs and "mbezzling "A CON
siderable. sum Of money
Tn" three sailed thus afternoon on IN.
steamer inCinuaIl