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New-York tribune., 1910-02-04

As showing the increase in the trade
between the United States and Ger
MANY. il is stated that in the calendar
wear 1899 the United States imports
from Germany amounted 20 Ssa.519,3''9
end in 1909 sf61. .a51, ,673, an increase Of
SOS per cent.
In the calendar year 1929 the United
States exported 10 Germany goods
valued at sle1. .4o5. So and in 1909 S247,-
S1oae4, an increase of So per cent.
ADVANTAGE TO AMERICAN GOODS
The new Tariff TO- be imposed On I'M
uorts from the United States by Ger
many offers a number Of advantages
mot hitherto enjoyed. Under the Old
~rade agreement. which expires on Feb
mary =. the United States received the
conventional tariff on only about one
hundred numbers. Under the new rate
American imports viii have the mini
mum rate on the full 6@o numbers
which, in some cases, means reduction
IF the rate now applied under the exist
ing trade agreement
Among the articles which receive the
-7-sxir4aulrl rate at the present time and
which ycill hereafter receive the MIMI
mum are oleomargarine. lard and by
products of meat starch, oxide Of zinc
white leads and A number Of others, IN
v vhich the trade has been small, owing
20. the excessive duty. In some cases
tie duty has been entirely prohihitiV@
The reductions IT these cases range from
- TO 100 Per cent. 1t IS prohab able that
the concession will bring about marked
increase IN the expectation of those
ar-jcles which nave hitherto been spar
inglv used hy Germany because Of the
tariff and establish a nov trade in those
-.l,ich we're prohibited.
When the facts and conflicting inter
ests are considered. the final agreement
can only ne regarded. il is believed, as
= --ca+ commercial achievement for the
United states.
on the diplomatic side the United
states he's fully maintained its rights
sud interests. and great credit is given
- all interested to Secretary Knox for
.3e able 7a~ in which he has guided
tbs neeotiaticn-
New-York tribune., 1910-02-04
LEW FIELDS MIXED UP.
Went to Tax Commissioner S Office to
Get That $4,000

Lew Fields, the actor. appeared BEFORE
Tax Commissioner White In the Hall Of
Records yesterday afternoon.
Where is 90 ne said
What" said the Commissioner
why this $4,000 about which have re-
ceived notice from your department DO
I understand that you have that amount
here for me-
Commissioner White explained that the
city, believing that the actor had ut least
SO 900 in personal property, had asked him
kindly 10 aid in support of the government
by paying a small tax on the same
Mr. Fields then averred that he was
sorry, but the city was laborins under a
misapprehension. that he did not have the
alleged wealth. Thereupon he took the
customary oath and the assessment was
cancelled. =
New-York tribune., 1910-02-04
BURTON ". GIBSON LOSES.
Surrogate Refuses New Trial in Stenton
Will Case.

Surrogate Thomas denied the application
of Burton ". Gibson for new trial OF the
contest over the will of Louisa NJ Stenton
in decision handed down yesterday
Mrs. Stenton was the mother OF Alice
g Z. kinnan. who was murdered II her
Bronx home i'll July. 1905. Gibson vas afrs.
Kinnans lawyer. When Mrs. Stenton died
two wills we're produced, one by Gibson.
which the lawyer tried unsuccessfully to
prove was Mrs. S!enton's last will. During
the trial Gibson could not remember men
tioning the will to any person He has
since recolIected conversations he had with
two friends about the document and pro-
duced their supporting affidavits.
Surrogate Thomas, in denying Gibson's
application. says there is not sufficient
proof of the existence of the will ct the
time Of Mrs. Stenton'S death
New-York tribune., 1910-02-04
AFTER SM1LL DEALEh
Renorted Mouc of Umted
States Steel Corpordtion.
rEv Telegraph to The Tribunal


rit,sh,,re. Feb. 3.-It is reported "e'0
49,, tho I-ntted states steel Corporation
-as decided to go after the jobbing traoe
os the United states. at the same UNI
delivering telling blow to independent
makers Of steel
The pIan was revealed to-day III P1t.'-
hure through the letting OF contracts %
the carnegie Steel Company for large
warehouse at 18th and Pike streets III
the heart Of business Pittsburg. DetaiiS
of the plans show that the corporatio"
will deal directly with the small con-
suTner of steel in any form. something
the corporation has never done before.
The Pittsburg warehouse, which Is 10
ne duplicated in Boston. New fo-k,
philadelphia. Chicago, Buffalo. Wheeling.
cincinnati. ST. Louis. Omaha. New Or
leans and Dallas. will be equipped with
e50-horsepower electric plant to run
cranes, cold saws. planes and punches.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-04
CRITICIsEs PEARY'S PLAN.
shackleton Says Proposed Expedition
Would Be Handicapped.

London. Feb. 3.-Lieutenant Ernest II.
shackleton. the Antarctic explorer, speak
ing tonight on the American South Pole
project, said that the question is whether
the Americans can land on the side oppo-
site to the British camp. The region there
is unknown. and he considered it very
doubtful whether a suitable landing place
could be found.
In addition TO that the explorer contln-
ued. the distance TO the Pole would he
greater and over entirely new ground 50
that the Americans would be greatly hsndi-
capped. in comparison with Captain Scott
who will take q familiar route to within
ninety-seven miles of the Pole.
Lieutenant Evans. Captain Scott's secre-
tary. expressed similar views He is of the
opinion that it is very unlikely that the II o
expeditions viii come In contact with each
other.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-04
STRICKEN ON A TAXICAB.
Chauffeur with Epiletic Fit Uses
Brakes Effectively.

What might have been serious accident
al Broadway and 4sth street was prevented
last night by the presence OF mind OF Frank
FELTON,. driver CT taXicab who lives at
No los West 18th street FELTON, was
driving south On Broadway with two pas
sengers when he was attacked by an cpl
leptic nj.
The street was iammed with the theatre
crowds at tho time and it appeared as
though FELTON, would be unable To control
the machine. Just as the car veored from
its course FELTON, applied tho brakes so
hard that his two passengers were shaken
up The taxicab VAS brought TO q stop
before il could do any damage and the
passengers clanste into another ma chine
l'citon eas taken 20 Bellevue Hcepital.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-04
DEAD BODY LAsHED TO MAST
Discovery of Captain Mute Evidence
of Crews Fate.

Crisfield, Md, Feb. 3.-NeVs of the foJ1n-
dering of 4 Chesapeake Bay oyster boat
with the loss of the entire crew. reached
this port to-day when Captain J. Henry
Nelson. of Crisfeld. came in with the body
of William A. Bradshaw, the captain Of
the buckeye Ef1e Smith. The buckeye car
ried crew of three men.
Captain Nelson. who discovered IN.
wrecked vessel about three miles from
Narrow5 Island Light. found the body Of
Captain Bradshaw lashed to one Of the
masts. No trace OF the crew was obtained
and it is thought they we're washed over.
board and drowned
New-York tribune., 1910-02-04
CHARGES ATTEMPT TO sMUGGLE.
San Francisco Collector Seizss
Trunks Of Millionairs's Wife.

San Francisco, FEB. 3.--Fred 3 Stras-71.
Collector Of the Port. ordered seized to-ds7
a large number OF valuable articles found
I'm the trunks Of Mrs. Edward g Price Sffs
OF 4 Chicago millionaire. who arrived hers
Monday on the world EirdinE steamer
Cleveland
Collector St-atton would not give OUT AZ
estimate Of the worth OF the d2riabie uae--
chaudise seized. but everything OF Tj-icn
a tariff is imposed found in the thirteen
trunks examined oy the customs inspectors
which had not been enumerated in 5f-s
Prices sworn statement. was declared cg1-
ira band.
Mrs Price declared tire bagssge ra
packed by her maid and that she wss IN
aware OF the value of many Of the articles
she insisted she had no intention OF evad-
ing the payment OF duty
New-York tribune., 1910-02-04
GASOLINE At SEA.
Fishermen Pick Up $50 Cans
off Beach Hauen-Morc Left.

Atlantic City, Feb. Screws OF the
fishing smaeks Theodore Fleicher and
Irene ran into n big field of foatinS
cans Of gasolene off Beach Haven TO-
day. The fishermen gathered $50 of the
cans. which bear no marks by which
they can be identified
Although no recent wreck has been
reported from the section of the coast
where the cans were found, II IS be-
lieved that they formed the deck load Of
q sunken steamer or barge. Other boats
have gone out to pick up more of the
oil, and, If possible locate the supposed
wreck
New-York tribune., 1910-02-04
4 "G4RDEN or EDEN. "
Planned By Wealthy Pittsbnrg
Contractor.
LBy Telegraph TO The Tribune

Pittsburg. Feb. :;.--Willi9m Schlng-
man, wealthy contractor of Pittsburs'
purchased large tract of land near
Scranton to-day, on which he purposes
to start q modern Garden of Eden
He plans a community of interest, where
the earnings OF the individual Will be
utilized for the berefit Of the whole
Marriage rs to be permitted in the gar
den, but will not be compulsory. IL is
said.
Schlingman believes the jealousfes
caused by the expensive clothes OF the
present day woman Is the primary evil
and in his garden simplicity will reign.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-04
ORDER FOR NEW YORK LIFE.

Rochester, Feb. 3.-The Appellate DIVISION
in a decision handed down to-day affirmed
the Eric County Supreme Court order re-
quiring the New York Life Insurance COM
pany 10 give Il bill Of particulars showing
more fully wherein certain statements OF
John Tomala in taking out policies for
SIS 900 were untrue. The company refused
10 pay the policies 10 TOmala's wife. The
resa Tomala, alleging that the couple ana
others had conspired to defraud the COM
pany and that Tomalas suicide was part
of the conspiracy.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-04
REFEREE RECOMMENDS DIVORCE.

Adolph vanrein, referee In the divorcs
suit Of Mrs Geo-gianna FaIlert against her
husband. George ". Fsllert. Of the Faller-
Brewing Company, flied 2 report yestsrdav
in the office Of the County Clerk in Brook
lvn recommending that an interlocutory
decree be granted. The referee also recon-
u1ended that Mrs. raiIert receive go weak
" alirnony and have the custody o. their
four children. The FaIIerts were married
sanrsr-,her 2. lsa4
New-York tribune., 1910-02-04
CHECK FOE CRET1NS,
No Chance to Elect Greek
Dc1epates for Months.

Athens, Feb. S.-The royal message Of
sanction IN the convocation of national
assembly is not likely TO be issued until
March, and il Is practically certain that
the assembly will not be convoked before
December. Any action on the part OF the
Cretans provocative of a crisis in the near
future, therefore, is out of the question.
The Greek government has decided TO
withdraw several diplomatic missions
broad, in accordance with the demands
Of the Military League, but II is under
stood that the ministers at Constantlnople
Sofia and Washington will be retained.
IoAdon. Feb. 3.-Dispatches from near
Eastern capitals to-day take calmer tone,
and official adviceS TO the British Foreign
Office are of more reassuring character
The reports that Turkey is arminS against
Bulgaria, or Greece are denied
II is announced from Vienna that Count
Won Aehrenthal. the Austrc-Hungarian
Foreign Minister, has advanced the date
of his intended visit to Berlin. and will
start OH February 81 to see the German
Emperor and confer with the Imperial
Chancellor with regard to the situation.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-04
YOUR new HOUSE
Should be hsbfcd Whb our
ELECTRIC Oh GAS FIXTURES.

miller" Fixtures are made from heavy bras
and the finish win iast--ihe best Is the cheap
Come and zee the goods. Judge for ~onrself
VIC mako all STYLES. Our designs arc new.
EDWARD MILLER & co. Established 1871.
90 Warren ST. GTMaks nete OF this adv.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-04

This table show the principal articles
of importation into the United States
from Germany according TO United
States statistics for the fiscal year 1!A9e;
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-04-22
ADJUSTMENTS
AT THE GRAND VAUDEVILLE
AND PICTURES.


The best vaudeville company which
has Yet an. cared al the Grand CpeE-
ed threenghta engagement last
night. and amused one Of the larges
houses that has yet been present. Tie
company is conf Osed of three stars.
vino made good from the very start.
Ned 'itzgibbins, the novelty violin
performer, is about the best ever sean
in the city in his Inc.
Webb and Webb in comedy act,
entitled The Silly Boy Magician and
the Actress, made decided hit Ali
three of these vaudeville stars are
above the average and are giving a
performance which is delightin2 the
large audiences. AlanY of the patrons
last night congratulated Manager Fin
ney on the excellent bill. Tonight
Webb and Webb will change their en-
tire program appearing in an act.
The Tramp and the Heiress," which
will be very amusing. IA
The pictures announced for toniP~
are The Hunchback Fiddler" a very
pretty hand-c0lored fairy story
"Paulo Peters and Her Trained Ami
mails" and The New Boss" a side
splitting comedy.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-04-22
Tho Sound SLEEP. of Coed Health.

The restorative power OF sound
sleep cannot be oFe., stimated and
ailment that prevents il is menace to
health. J. L. Sotthers, Eau Claire,
Wis, says:-"For Tong time have
been unable to sleep soundly nights,
because of pains across my back and
soreness en- my kidneys, My appetite
was very p~or aud my general condi
ton WAS much run down. have been
takine Foley's Kidney Pills but a short
time and now sleep as sound as rock
eat anl enjoy my meals, and my gen
eral condition is greatly improved.
can honestly recommend r'Oley's Kid
ney Pills as I know they have cured
me" Atlanta Pharmacy
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-04-22

A more delightful home in a bet
ter location would he hard to sind.
Everything is for comfort and REAL
LIVING at the AIsbsmavan Reusst-
iacr. Vet few hotels atferd such ec'H
y 10 their pntrcls. :.
S..,eudid American dining vaoIiJf
provide excellent cooking. An atino-
sphere Of quiet and comfort pervade
the entire establishment And it is
just Hear, enough TO Now York ssye-
ties 10 preserve the reaI home fecliHs
A splendid shopping district irnn'e-
diatsly at hand. being about tive min
ntes TO makers ami ten nfnutes
TO SieEcl & "oerer's and the 23d
street ;. & district Gonveniest
to etc decks and railTnaa stH
tions.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-04-22
THE FASTIME

The pictures offered at the Pastime
tonight will embrace a wide variety
of subjects. There will he rictures
for all, and especially the small boy.
as we will have two pictures of great
interest fer him.
From the Fignting Top Of Battle
shin in Action" one OF the greatest
sceric pictures ever produced. Truly
a marvellous production.
The School Boy Every kaiem
linn shown at the Pastime is noted
for its great beauty and photography
This Will take precedence over all.
sheltered in the Woods" dramatic
If you enjoy good picture see OF"
Crban-Ecipse reel tonight. Fine do
ings.
The fifth musicale held at this house
last night was we'll UP to promise, and
then some more. Every number was
treat and every one enjoyed Lhe
srogram. /.
There is no cough medicine so pop
ular as Foley's Honey and Tar. 1t
never fails to cure coughs. colds
Group and bronchitis. Atlanta Phar-
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-04-22
=H1abama-
Van Rensselaer,
18th Street & 5th Avenue
NEW YORK =.

IN THE FAMOUS WASHINGTON
SQUARE. SECTION. Also
LUTGLY FTKlIpRpOF. a So -
CIAL WEEKLY RATE 70 ViSI-
TORS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-10-23
YUKIO OZAKI
is FROM TOXIC
Mayor of Japanese City is Guest o.
Honor at Dinner at White
LnuSe

JGate City Leased Wire SeryiceJ
WASHINGTON, October "a
democratic chief executive is in the
White House tonight.
He does not belong there for he is
merely the chief executive OF the city
of New York. William ] Gaynor The
mayor and Mrs Gaynor arrived this
afternoon and will stay at the execu-
tive mansion until tomorrow after
noon. They came as part of group
of mayors OF the leading American CIT
les invited By the president to am
ner tonight in honor of Yulio ozakl,
mayor of Toxic, Japan.
Ozaki is here on vacation Presi'
dent Taft asked Mayor Gaynor of New
York, Reyburn of Philadelphia, Ma
hool of Baltimore, and Richardson Oh
Richmond, Va, with the three com
missioners who divide the mayors lop
in Washington to the dinner. Owing
to Gaynor's Ill health the preslden.
felt 1t would be more comfortable II
he lodged at the White House
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-10-23
POSTAL SAVINGS
BANKS FOR 48
List of Cities Where the Experiment
is First to Be
Tried.

IGate City Leased Wire Service.j
WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.-The AZ
cities in which the first trial is to be
made of the new postal savings banks
were announced tonight by Postmas-
ter General Hitchcock.
They are Bessemere, Ala, GLOBE,
Ariz., Stuttgart, Ark, Orville, CANT;
Leadville, Colo; Coeur D. Alene, Ida
ho: Pekin, H.. Princeton, Ind, Decor
ah. Iowa; Pittsburg, Kansas; Mid
dlesboro, Ky; New Iberia, La;
Houghton. Mich; Bemidji, Mimi;
Gulf Port, Miss. Carthage, Mo-;
Anaconda. Mont; Nebraska City,
Nebr.: Carson City, New; Ration, N
NJ: Wahpeton. N. D.; Ashtabula, o.;
Guymon. Okla; klamath Falls, Ore;
DUBOIS, Pa. Deadwood, S. D.; John
son City. Tenn; Port Arthur, Texas;
Provo. Utah; Olympia. Wash;
Grafton, w. Va; Manitowoc, Wis;
and Laramie, Wyo.
While the date for the actual open
ing of the postal banks at these cities
has not been definitely fixed, 1t Il
practically certain that it will be th'
first of the year.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-10-23
Prominent Member Of the Miners
Union Meet. Death While
Trying to Board the
Cars.
HE WAS WELL KNOWN
Fell as he Attempted to Get on Train
and Was Instantly Killed
by Being Run Over
by Wheels.
fGate CITY Leased Wire service.l

[Gate City Leased Wire Service.l
PITTSBURG, Pa, Oct. 22.-Patrlck
Dolan, formerly president of district
No. 5, United Mine Workers OF Amer
lea. known throughout labor circles
from one end of the country to the
other for his genius as an organizer,
his oratory and his bulldog tenacity as
a fighter for the miners rights, was
killed tonight by train of the Penn
sylvania railroad. Dolan made rush
to board the Wheeling express as 1t
was rapidly moving away from tthe
station.
AS he jumped for the steps, he was
dashed to the platform and crushed
between the curbing and the moving
cars. The upper portion of the right
side Of his head was torn completely
off. his right arm was almost severed
from the body, and other deep wounds
and gashes were inflicted on his neao
and throat.
Dolan was on his way to his home
at Midway, Pa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-10-23
MIR. WHATS-HIs-NAME
WANTS A MATCH
Wrestler is Out With Challenge to
Gotch for $4,000
Purse.
.TGate CITY Leased Wire Service.l

TGate City Leased Wire Service.l
BUFFALO, Oct. 22.-Zbyszko, the
giant Polish wrestler is after re-
turn match with Champion Frank
Gotch and tonight through his man
ager, Jack Herman posted $1,000 with
a local paper for finish match with
side bet of $4,000 each. Zbyszko is
due to arrive in this country from
his home in Cracow about the first
of November In his challenge to
Gotch he asks that referee of ma
tional reputation be selected and
leaves the time and place of the
bout to Gotch's selection.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-10-23
Frenchman Climbed Tree When He
Was Met by Bison on Landing
In Canadian
Woods.
TWO GAS BAGS LOST
America II and Dusseldorf Are Not
Reported and Aero Club Is
Worried About
Them.
rGate CITY Leased Wire Service.

[Gate City Leased Wire Service.]
NEW YORK, Oct 22-Members of
the Areo Club of America are wait
ing tonight with apprehension some
word regarding the America II and
the Dusseldorf, two of the ten bal
looms that sailed from st. Louis Mon
day in the international race. All the
others have reported and in most
cases their crews tell stories of suf-
fering and dangers that stamp the
sport as one of the most hazardous
on the calendar.
Allen R. Hawley is the pilot of the
America ii and Augustus Post, the
aide The crew of the Dusseldorf are
Hans Gericks Pilot, and Samuel E.
Perkins, aide.
A sample OF the thrilling expert
ences of the balloonists was that OF
Alfred Leblanc, pilot of the French
balloon Isle de France who arrived
at the rooms OF the Aero club today
We algihted early Wednesday
morning. Leblanc said tonight we
saw the tracks of the Canadian
Northern railway, which we knew
marked the boundary line of civiliza
| ton so we came down.
I'VE landed on clearing ane
were greeted by bison, which snort
ed so suggestively that we climbed
tree and waiting several hours TO
] the big armmal to take his departure
We walked nearly all day before w
found a farmhouse anywhere aE~ al
ter another days walk we reache'
Pogamasing. We tried to hire SOM
of the natives to go after our balloon
but they refused. ] guess by thi
4 time the big gas bag has been dc
stroyed.,
The last balloon to report was tn
Azurea. one of the two Swiss entrie
which landed SO miles north OF Bis
cotasing, in the Algona district. On
tario The Azurea was blown acros
Lake Huron and to the north an
then travelled to one of the worst wi
dernesses in Canada.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-10-23

THE TOTAL is SMALL
Two Biggest Ones in Country APP.
pear to Have Been Honest,
But Others Were
Not.
[Gate City Leased Wire service.1

[Gate City Leased Wire Service.1
NEW YORK, Oct PA nation
wide scandal may result from the
manner in which the corporation tax
law has worked out. With the Of
fetal announcement by the treasury
department at Washington that the
total amount paid in as the result Of
the tax is only trifie more than
$27000,0G0 Wall street financiers are
convinced that an extremely clever
job in hiding profits has been carried
out by somebody.
This tax is one per cent of the net
yearly income of corporation from
all sources however, and above $4,000
exclusive of all amounts received by
it as dividends on the stock of other
corporations subject to the tax.
The two biggest concerns in the
country, the Standard OIL company
and the United States Steel corpora
tion, have paid into the government
more than S2,OO0,0O0 or about 1-13 OF
the entire tax.
The big railroads alone should have
paid in as much as the total tax re
ceipts amounted to, it is the opinion
of the financial experts, and there is
wonderment as to why the receipts
from this source should be so small
The general belief is that not onl!
small fry but big corporations hat
SO formulated their earnings as t.
show an apparent deficit for tax pun
| poses.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-10-23
Funeral of LEIGHTON srowneII

Rev. George c Williams and Dr. T.
B. Newcomb conducted the very I'M
pressive obsequies for the late Leigh
ton Browncll yesterday afternoon al
the residence of the deceased, 327
North Fifth street. A large number
of friends CT the family and deceased
were present 10 pay their respects to
the departed
The following gentlemen assisted as
nallhearers. Jno NJ. Elgin. H. A. Col
hsson, Burton Wilkinson, B B. Hobbs.
f. Carroll Taber and Harry ]. Reeves
Interment was made in Oakland GENE
terry.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-10-23
Demise Of Morris A. Johnson.

AT half past one Friday morning, oc-
CURED the death of Morris A. Johnson
at Mount Pleasant. Deceased was the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. w Fl. Johnson
of 1O14 Des Moines street, this city
He was born in Keol5uk. July 3, 1889.
He had been i'll for about FIVE weeks
Those who survive beside the father
and mother are, brothers, w II Jr.
and T. T.. of this city, and Ralph E.
Johnson of Kansas City. TIE body
has been brought to this city and fun
eral services will be held today