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Evening journal., 1911-03-09
FUNERAL HERE
OF GEN. PARKER
Many Friends Attend ObSe-
quieS in Scott Church
This Afternoon
THREE PREACHERS
EULOGIzE THE DEAD

The body OF former Lieutenant Gov-
ernor Isaac 7. Parker, who died sud-
denly in Philadelphia, on Sunday. was
brought to Wilmington this morning
from his late home in Philadelphia
for interment Service over the re-
mains was held in Scott NJ. e. Church.
corner Of Seventh and Spruce streets.
The remains were viewed by hun
dreds OF General Parkers friends. A
continuous stream Of people filed
through the church from IL o'clock
until the time of the services, at 230
o'clock. and when the services began
the church was filled TO the doors.
testimonial OF the love and esteem in
which the dead man was held.
There we're delegations present
from Brotherhood OF r. r. Conduc-
tors; Corinthian Lodge. No. /, Shield
Of Honor: Winona Council. No. 3. A.
o. u. A. NJ; Mckinley Conolave. No.
10. Heptasophs or Seven Wise Men.
and from the Scott Brotherhood.
The services were conducted by the
Rev. w. c. Koons. pastor Of Scott
Church. assisted by the Rev. r. k
Stevenson, former pastor OF that
church, and the Rev. Mr.. Crawford. OF
Fletcher M. H. Church, Philadelphia.
OF which congregation Mr.. Parker be-
came a member when he removed 10
that city.
The floral offerings we're numerous
and handsome
The pallbearers were three mem-
bers OF the brotherhood Of r. r. Con-
ductors, J. r. Sweeney. w. A. Lodge
and George W. Biddle and three men,
bers OF Scott Brotherhood, j. @.
Crossley. w. b. Morris and j. II. Bart
lett
lnterment was made In Wilmington
and Brandywine Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1911-03-09
NOT SATISFIED
YET OF ASSAULT

Ezekiel Hopkins. colored. was be-
fore City Court this morning on the
charge Of felonious assault. His prose.
cutting witness was Beatrice Hopkins.
his eleven-year-old daughter. but as
the testimony against Hopkins was
not positive. Judge Cochran continued
the case until tomorrow morning to
permit a physician to examine the
child.
Charles Dougherty and Edward
Truman were fined 50 and costs fnF
being drunk
Evening journal., 1911-03-09
HOWLINC DOGS
BRING A FINE

Stanley Shablak was defendant in
City Court this morning on the charge
Of harboring an unregistered dog and
having bowling dogs. Nelghb)fs COM
planned to Dog Catcher Kopp Shah
lax was fined So and costs.
Vincenzo Mattone pleaded guilty to
stealing coal from cars Of the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company and was
held in $500 bail for his appearance
at court
John McCann pleaded not guilty to
the charge OF wife beating. The case
will he called IN court tomorrow
morning.
Dora Rostein was not ready for trial
on the charge OF disOrderly conduct,
and the case went over until Satur>
day morning.
Evening journal., 1911-03-09
SEN. DREXLER
AT BROWNSON

The first Of the series Of Lenten lee
lures to be given by the Brownson
Library Association will be given in
the Association Hall tonight with
Senator Louis A Drexler as the
speaker. Senator Drexler's subject
will be THE Duties Of a Citizen" Sen
ator Thomas A. Monaghan will act
as presiding officer and an elaborate
and pleasing musical program will
follow. A quartet composed OF Messrs
Curran, Haggerty, O'Rourke and Man
love will help entertain. Matthew
Pelticrew and John J. Gilbride also
will sis-a-
Evening journal., 1911-03-09
NEW EDITOR FOR
THE COLLEGE PAPER

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
NEWARK, Del, March 9-The edi-
torial board of the Delaware College
Review. the State College monthly
magazine. has elected the following
officers for the year 19l1-12, begin-
ming April I, 1911: Editor-in-chief.
Howard T. Ennis. class Of 1912; as
sistant to the editor-in-chief, Rem
iamin W Ward, class Of 1912 The
retiring editors. Messrs. McChesney
and Ennis. Of the class Of 1911" gave
brief accounts Of the success Of the
Review under the present board and
wished the succeeding body even
more success
Evening journal., 1911-03-09
WILL APPEAL FOR
CHILD LABOR BILL
Consumers League Committee
to Get Hearing in Behalf
of Measure

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Del. March 9.--Factory In
spector Kitchen. Peter j. Ford, the
Rev. Hubert ". Wells. Mrs Margaret
Shearman. and a delegation Of the
Consumers League, is here for a
hearing this afternoon on the child la
Dor bill amendments by the joint
committee.
There is much opposition by mer-
chants and others to the Consumers
League bill limiting employment Of
females 10 nine hours daily and
barring night work
The House bill providing for vesti-
bules on railway cars in winter may
be passed by the Senate this after
noon.
Evening journal., 1911-03-09
SOLDIERS MOVE
ON MEXICO BORDER
Fort DUPONT ArtiIIerymsn in
High Glee As They Leave
Reservation

Two hundred Of Uncle Sans Coast
Artillerymen from Fort DUPONT start
ed for Fortress Monroe this morning
from which point they will embark
for Texas to take part in the army
manouvers on the Mexican border.
The soldiers were i'm heavy march
ing order under the command Of Cap
tain Gilbert. The soldiers were I'm
high glee upon leaving Delaware City
The special train carrying them stop
ped at Dover for supplies The
,oops viii arrive at Fortress Mon
zoe tonight
Evening journal., 1911-03-09
SAVE CREW OF
MANCHURIA
Believe That All On Board the
FOundeTed Boat Will be
Rescued
BRAVE WORK OF THE
LIFE SAVING MEN
By United Press Leased Special Wire

By United Press Leased Special Wire
NORFOLK, Va, March 9.-Driven
from the side of the laundering
steamer Manchuria by binding
snow storm and bowling northeast
wind last night after taking eight
men from the vessel with breeches
buoy. the crew of the wrecking tug
Rescue hurried out into Hampton
Roads again at daybreak TO resume
the perilous work of saving the other
twenty-seven persons on the ill-fated
vessel.
II is believed that the entire crew
of the Manchuria will be saved be-
cause lights were flashed from her
deck informing the Rescue men that
the stranded vessel could probably
weather the storm until noon today.
The life saving work Of yesterday
afternoon and last night challenged
the hardihood and seamanship Of
the Rescue's crew and was most
thrilling and spectacular.
Fury Of the Storm.
The fury Of the storm has not been
equalled here I'm many years Owing
to the fact that the wires at Cape
Henry are down no news was receiv-
ed from the. Manchuria this morning.
but It Is thought the storm has pass
ed out to sea and the position Of the
twenty-seven men yet on the vessel
is less perilous than when the Rescue
was forced TO abandon them for the
night.
The Manchuria last night lay 300
feet out from the beach. nine miles
south Of Virginia Beach. She was
driven fast upon the sand on the side
Of the channel and sprung leak.
Every hour she was pounded deeper
into the sand and every pump on the
vessel was set In motion to prevent
its sinking before relief could be had
Gallant Rescue Work.
The Rescue's crew put out to sea
In the death-laden weather The TUG
reached the side Of the stranded YES
sci several times. only to be driven
off by mountaln-high waves and the
merciless 42-mile-an-hour gale. From
a distance of half a mile, the men OF
the Rescue made repeated efforts e
shoot q line to the Manchuria's deck
but failed repeatedly Finally IN.
almost frantic men on the Manchuri;
grasped the line which had fallei
short so often. and made II fast {,
the pilot house. The breeches buo,
was hurried out to the Manchuria'l
deck and with great dimculty. eight
men were gotten to safety. Each of
the men who climed into the breeches
buoy had a narrow escape from death
while en- route from the stranded
vessel TO safety. and frequently they
were lost to view as they rode through
one hundred foot high waves
A'ter rescuiug eighi men. tn Res
cue sent nine o. its crew To the
laundering vessel in the breechos
buoy. The Rescue sailors were IN
structed to give every aid IN helpiue
to float the vessel until this morning
Evening journal., 1911-03-09
aIt Happened In London"
Illustrated Lecture at EastIake Church
Tonight.

DR.. c. H. Woolston. Of Philadelphia,
a noted lecturer and traveller, will lee
ture i'm Eastlake Presbyterian Church
this evening. His topic will be 1t
Happened in London" Some nfty
beautiful views will be shown. A sill
yer Offering will be received. The
lecture is given under the auspices Of
the Mems League.
Evening journal., 1911-03-09
ANTI-SAL0ON LEAGUE
PLANS MASS MEETING

Dr. E. l.. Hoffecker, superintendent
of the Wilmington District of the Will
mington NJ E. Conference, announced
this morning that the Antl-SaloOn
League of Delaware will hold a mass
meeting in st. Paul's NJ e. Church on
the evening Of March Is. II will be
the first OF the special night meetings
held i'm the city churches during con-
ference week. The speakers will be
the Rev. A. E. Craig. pastor of Grace
Church, and the Rev S. J. Cleland,
president of the league. Other speak
ers will be announced later.
Evening journal., 1911-03-09
ACTUAL RESULTS On THIRD
DAY OF MOBILIZATION

. Troops enroute TO San Antonio
g from posts in twenty States.
= Scout cruiser Chester enroute
y to Tampico. Mexico.
Scout cruiser Salem enroute to
= Galveston
Pacific feet modified at San
Diego
Auxiliary transport Prairie
leaves Philadelphia with 700
marines.
Coast artillery moving to Nor
folk and New York for embark
alton on cruisers.
Commissary officers rushed
ahead to San Antonio to prepare
for army.
Evening journal., 1911-03-09
JOKE ON LEGISLATORS.
Not Anxious to Vote on the GOrmley
Publicity BILL
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. March 9.-Members Of the
Legislature are enjoying a joke on
two Republican members Of the House
who tried TO get out of voting on
Representative Gormley's campaign
expense publicity bill.
Just before the bill was called the
two Republican members locked
themselves in a room OF the State
House. but Representative White had
a sergeant-at-arms sent after them
After the sergeant-at-arms had got
the door of the room opened, he found
the two members In the cellar hid
ing near the coal pile The sergeant
caused them TO return to the House
Both Of them voted for the bill.
Evening journal., 1911-03-09
NAV PARDON norm MORSE lvD wALsH.

by United Press Leased Special wire,
WASHINGTON March sT The release or continued
prlsoumen OF Charles iho former king" and
John walsh Chicago banker probably viii be do
oded President Tart during hs Tho pardon
petition ho the President from tho
Department Of Justice today reported that
tended D. both oases
Evening journal., 1911-03-09
Whlsperings From the Wise.

Whisperings From the Wise.
. BAYONNE. \. -Confessing to
" the theft Of a ten-cent bottle Of
. milk for her sick baby. Mrs. Ada.
. Beyn was fined this amount Re
" corder Mara paid the fine and re-
. leased the woman
OTTAWA. Ontario--Commission-
. er of Customs John McDougald
has prohibited the importation OF
= Eleanor Glynn's Three Weeks"
on the grounds Of immortality.
ALLENTOWN, Pa.-All saloon
and hotel proprietors in the city
have been furnished with a list OF
habitual drunkards. with the
warning not to sell to them under
penalty Of revocation of licenses.
BUTLER, Pa.-Miss Katherine
McCandless has sued the school
board for $4,000 damages for be-
ing expelled from her teachers
position for alleged tomboy action
In playing with her pupils
BAYONNE. n. i'm order to
handle three Chinese whom he had
arrested Patrolman Russell tied
then together by their queues. Il
took ten minutes to undo the knot
in court.
ST. LOUIS.-For trimming the
corns Of Daniel Small three times
a week for 420 weeks. Mrs. Chris
tine r. Spellman was awarded
Judgment by jury for S2,420.
NEW YORK K,-Beniami Olnick.
seventh husband of Mrs Ida +.
Olnick. has had his marriage to
her annulled on a bigamy charge
Observation-Disclosures had
to be called TO quell a riot among
80 inmates of the Philadelphia
Working Home for the Blind,
. which started over a fight between
two broom makers
NEW YORK-In order 10 cheat
. grave-robbers. Emmet Densmoore,
millionaire patent medicine manu-
factured willed that his body be
given to a medical school for dis
section
Evening journal., 1911-03-09
BY United Press Leased Special Wire

BY United Press Leased Special WIRE.
WASHINGTON, March 9-Further
indication that the army and navy
demonstration is directed against
Mexico was given today when it was
learned at the Navy Department that
the scout cruiser Chester is today pro-
ceeding on rush orders from Pensa-
cola, Fla, to Tampico. Mexico.
Tampico us one of the few ports on
the Atlantic coast of Mexico. and ia
500 miles south OF Galveston.
The scout cruiser Salem has also
left Pensacola and is enroute TO Gal
weston, Texas.
Evening journal., 1911-03-09
False Report Of Death OF Diaz.

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas. March g.
Mining men who are interested in
Mexican properties have received re-
ports that President Diaz has been
dead for forty-eight hours. All eff
agents in Mexico have failed because
of the censorship.
Formal denial that Diaz was dead,
was sent by Mexican Ambassador De
La Barra, to all Mexican consuls in
America and messages we're dis
tributed throughout Europe. But it
was a significant fact that a call was
issued to "all loyal MexicansH to re-
turn to Mexico.
Evening journal., 1911-03-09
ANrLTrRKIsH REY0Lr.

ROME March sIaly today dispatched several warahips
ruro whore serious anu-Tursish revolt reported
Turkish officials said have been killed wound
italy coveted Trpoi and should the situation
rant s believed that she may intervene
Evening journal., 1911-03-09
DIed on Nav 10 Sfation.

HAGERsTOwN, Md, March O.
Miss Lulu A. Russum. aged % years,
patient of the Pennsylvania State
Tuberculosis Sanatorium at Mont Alto
died I'm a wagon on the way to the
railroad station, to take a train for
her home in Wilmington, Del
Evening journal., 1911-03-09
Plck Shooters Todar.

At the mid-weekly shoot Of the du-
Pont Gun Club today the team Of ten
to compete against the Baltimore
Country Club on Saturday next, I'm the
Maryland city. will be picked Those
who are to try for the team will be
on hand this afternoon I'm practice. II
is expected that John W Hession. the
expert trapshooter. will come from
New York and be present at the week
ly shoot on Saturday afternoon.
Evening journal., 1911-03-09
RrIrcr AIL n0An nIns.

Tho Levy Court this afternoon rejected all BIDS aunmiu
t ho ooar. meeting Tuesday for building county roads
Evening journal., 1911-03-09
KuLFD sHEmFT ANn SEVEN OTHERs

GLASGOW Ey. March 9-wora received bore from Hart
county posoo searching FOR Doc Massey negro
who believed 10 be insane He last night shot and killed
deputy sherin and members Of ibe atters family
Evening journal., 1911-03-09
MEATHER.

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
WASHINGTON, ID. C., March a.
Indications are that the weather Will
be generally fair during the next 30
hours IN region east Of the Mlssisl.
Ippi river except that II VIII be unset
tied with local rains and snow over
the great lakes. The temperature viii
rise tonight and Friday in the Allan
tic States.
Evening journal., 1911-03-09

WASHINGTON, u. G., March g.
Forecast tir 5 p. m. tom0rrows
For Enthusiastically fair to-
night and Friday, rising temperatures,
moderate south and southwestern
winds.
Evening journal., 1911-03-09

You will find the Evening
Journal in Every Wilmington
Home. Ask Your NeighboL
Evening journal., 1911-03-09

NEW YORK-In order TO cheat
grave-robbers, Emmet Densmoore.
millionaire patent medicine manu-
factured willed that his body be
given to a medical school for dis
section
Evening journal., 1911-03-09

lContinued on Page Nlnel
New-York tribune., 1911-11-26

Mr. and Mrs Henry Scribner, of Waltham'
Mass.
Miss Alline II. williams and her hance,
Richard Hamilton Torrey, were the guests
of honor at a small dinner given by Mr'
and Mrs. Daniel ID. Merritt at their home
No. AS Grand avenue. The company iur-
tier included Miss Florence Morrison. Mt.
and Mrs John " Thurlow and JuHuS
Sohmeltzer Pink roses were used in the
table decorations. and bouquets Of the same
flowers were the favors.
Miss Iorothy Aboot will lie presented at
a reception 10 be given on Saturday after
noon by her mother. Mrs. Eagan Wade
Abbot. at their home. No. lli6 Dean street
In the receiving party will be Miss Elsie
Gridley. Miss Marie Stohlman, Miss Dcro-
thy Sutphin. Miss Winlfred Notman' Miss
Eleanore Ide Miss Mary Nidaud, MISS
Grace Frank and Miss Kathleen Webster
The Heights branch Of the Woman's Mu-
nlcipal League gained eight new members
through the tea held Thursday afternoon
at the home OF its first vlce-president' Mrs
John Evans Sheppard. No. 81 Pierrepon'
street The guest OF honor was Mrs. Ed
ward r. Hewitt, president Of the central
branch i'm Manhattan. She gave an inter
esting talk on the. work done there. Mrs
f. r. Pratt president Of the Prospect
Heights branch, and Mrs. Lewis German,
head OF the Flatbush branch, We're also
New-York tribune., 1911-11-26
LEASES.

Pease < Elliman have leased No. j63
Madison avenue for Robert r. Bonner to
Mrs Hugh n. Camp No. 36 West 10Th
street. for Alphonse Montant, to r. d.
Humphreys No. , East ed street for
Henry Fletcher. 10 :. Seton Lindsay; No
l54 East cd street. for Henry Meyer and
T.. A. Barry. TO Jeanne Armonster: No II
East 9th street, for Mrs. Clara Blooming
dale. to Dr. r. Grosvenor Goodridgc: No
159 East 18th street, for Mrs. Pryn Harri-
son. to DR.. Blythlng; No. s. East 61th
street. for ID. Fairfax Bush, to Ernest t.
Lorilard; for the Home Garage Company.
No. 81 West Goth street a one story garage
on a lot 5OXl00 feet TO the William a. Nor
rost Company for term of years.
The J. =. Whiton-stuart Company has
leased for George Sherman the furnished
dwelling house No. West 18th street. to
j. *. O. Sherwood for the winter
Dr. Virgil p. Gbney has leased his dwell
ing house No. Il East Both street. furnished
to Mrs. Lewis Stuyvesan, Chanler
The Cross a Brown Company has leased
the store az No 1850 Broadway To j. /. Case
Threshlng Machine Company. Of Racine.
Wis, manufacturer oi the Case automo-
bile Tor a term OF years
stephen II. Tying. Jr., * Co. repor, the
following leases. To ". Fraser & CO..
space at No. 81 to $50 Fourth avenue: TO
i. J. Hughes and Fellows 4 CO.. space at
Nos. III ana ll9 East 2ith street: to J. T..
Taylor, space in the Clarendon Building.
and to \. @. Karadahle & Co. the ninth
floor In Nos. lo2 ana 1904 Fifth avenue.
Myer Bondy leased 900 feet in 40. i29 TO
i8 West 18th street to schlessel & Cold
berg 62o feet in No. los to llO Seventh ave-
nue. 10 l.. Hammel Il CO.; 1900 feet in
No - To "a University Place to Rosenberg
a Salney, top soft IN No go Broadway
to Powers Clothing Company. top loft In
Nos - and - Wayerlcy Place to Albert
Manufacturing Company; third loft In no.
II Washington Place To Martin Gumpcrt.
and the top loft in Nos Is and 20 West ith
street TO Louis Barber
New-York tribune., 1911-11-26
SUBURBAN SALES.

J. Sterling Drake has sold for the Rich
mond Borough Publishing and Printing
Company to John " White the northwest
corner Of Jewett avenue and Washington
Place. Staten Island. 57xSS feet, on which
he will erect q residence.
Henry g. Eilshemius has sold for the
estate Of II. G.. Eilshemius a dwelling house
on the west side Of Kearny avenue, near
Eilshemius avenue, Arlington y. j., 10 Mrs.
Dwyer for occupancy.
John NJ. Reid has sold for Herbert 3
Schloss. Of Minersvile. Penn, the plot COX
100 feet. or the south side Of Franconia ave-
nue.. $50 feet from Central avenue, at Ingle-
side. Flushing.
William f. Sheehan has sold at Bays.de,
Long Island. three lots on Sth street souin
of Montauk avenue. TO James \. Dayton,
who will Immediately build a house; also
TO George Sheffield. two lots on Montauk
avenue. near Sth street. for Improvement:
also. a plot 5Oxlo0 feet. I'm 7th street. north
Of Montauk avenue. 10 Mrs. Haugh also,
sold william Mangels's business block on
Beu avenue near the station. 10 ". Aon-
20 Van Sicken. Mr. Mangels takes IN eN-
change a new dwelling house in % stree.'
north of Montauk avenue, in the Lawrence
Manor section.
Warren O. Seelcv has purchased a plo'
at the corner OF 18th street and Montdu"
avenue. on which 20 build a home.
:. II. Raphael Company have resold Al
Crestwood Park. Yonkers TO oHiiutH
who will erect one family houses thereon
lots Nos. sc. 81 and s.. block No. y. corner
OF Reid and Margaret avenues. for NVO
New-York tribune., 1911-11-26

f. Mullins and Battalion Sergeant William
A. Boyle. for fifteen years. Company
will hold an exhibition drl1 and dance at
the armory on Wednesday night
A review Of the list Regiment VIII be
held in the armory on Tuesday night By
Brigadlcr General George Moore Smith.
lst Brigade. and q reception will follow
Company B las arranged 20 hold a stag
entertainment in the armory ON the night
OF Friday. December lj. The field music
will hold dance in the armory on Sat
urGay night
Brlcadier General John c. Eddy. Second
Brigade. win review the f7th Regiment IN
Wednesday night, and dancing win follow.
This Thanksgiving eve review has beea
held annually IN the 9TH for many years
and is always a popular event in Brooklyn
The l7th Regiment will be the first COM
mand in Brooklyn 20 hold ceremonies un-
der the new drill regulations.
The fourth review to be held the present
week will be that Of the 18th Regiment
Colonel Foote, scheduled for Saturday
right. The reviewing officer will be Brga.
der General David T.. Austen. chief of coast
ortluery \ regimental euchre will be held
iu the lrmory or the night Of December n
COR the benefit Of the sick fund OF the war
Veterans. Company y will hold barn
dance at the armCry on the night of De-
combor .. and Company \ wiz hold the
atre party on the night OF December ls.
Colonel Foote has appointed Dr. William
.. Seaman an assistant surgeon.
AZ the review OF the sth Regiment by
General Austen last night a formal pres
entatlon was made or the state decoration
for long and faithful service 10 the follow
ing officers and men: captain G. r. NugenL
Goth Company. for twenty-five years SER
vice: Sergeant d. j. Mangin, 25th Company,
for fifteen years service; Sergeants r..
benjamin and +. 5. Lantry. 27th Company;
First Sergeant W. I. Perner. 18th COM
pany: Sergeant 7. j. Glennon. 32d COM
rany: Captain J. J. Cowdery, 3lst Company.
and Sergeant VI. Dllsner, 18th Company.
for ten years service.
Members ~ Squadron who have per-
formed 100 per cent Of duty from thirteen
years down TO one year number l3i The
thlrteen-year men are Sergeant David
Stuart, Captain William r. Wright and
Captain Edward +. Olms,cad. Those Who
have performed 100 per cent of duty FOR
eleven years are Sergeant r. +. Wigham,
Lieutenant Robert W. Bush and Lieuten-
ant p. r. Stllman. The ten-year men are
Ouartermaster Sergeant Alfred g. Charles,
Sergeants /. Henderson and G. Youngs and
Quartermaster Sergeant Francis d. Bovine.
New York City camp %. United Spanish
War Veterans I'm which there are number
OF national guardsmen. Will hold recep-
ton at the Elsmere, No 50 West 26th
street, on Tuesday night. December 3. The
Gancing will be preceded by competitive
drill between two companies Of Boy Scouts.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-26
RECEIVER FOR COTTON MILL
Trion Company, of Georgia, in Finan
cial Difficulty.

Chattanooga. Tenn. Nov. 25.-The Trion
Manufacturing Company, operating a one
million dollar cotton mill at Trion, Ga, was
placed iu the hands OF a receiver Yesterday
j. p Cooper, Of Gadsdeu, Ala, was named
az receiver.
The assets Og the company are stated to
be 81 10000 aud the liabilities, it is said
are between $4,000 and 10000
The petition ia bankruptcy followed the
resignation OF =. 5. Hamilton president Of
the company. and ID d. Hamilton. jr vice.
president After the resignation OF the
Hamiltons T. W. Lpscomb was elected
president an e.. Tcrhuno vicc-rresiden-.
The mill viii bee operated by the receiver.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-26
BBaGAR's HUAP MADE OF GOLD
Partisan Mendicant, with Only One
Eand Had $4,000 in Cash.

Paris No, ia spaniard ~ho has only
one hand was arrested by the police for
bcaeipg OUTSIDE thc Care de Lyon yestcr-
day
When taken 10 tie poiic' station "e "as
found 90 have a cuii ass ot banknotes worm
$1,000 under q dirty shirt sham hump
made Of piece Of sacking in "h'rh was
slOe iu gold large amount in silver 10 a
bag over ris shouldcr. ana check Ior 1io'
la one oil MS pockets.