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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-29
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-29
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
GREAr NoRrHERN.

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COLORADO & SOUTHERN LINES.
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july sent 81 33236Sf 3si4 $40 6.9l5.3o2
CINCINNATI NEW ORLEANS & TENAs
PACIFIC.
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July l-sept. 81 1I26i45 2.l33&o 1'sl%@l-
CHICAGO G ALTON.
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July i-Sopt 81 1861. 1866 $685. 10 3'Z95'oV"
MOBILE a. OHIO.
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COLORADO & SOUTHERN LINES.
The Washington times., 1911-03-24
REAL ROMANCE IN
THEIR COURTSHIP
Grace Bryan and Richard
Hargreaves School-Day
Sweethearts.

LINCOLN, Neb., March 24.-Since the
formal announcement of the engage
ment of Miss Grace Dexter Bryan,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William Jcn-
nings Bryan, to Richard Lewis Har-
greaves, II has been discovered that the
engagement is the result of an attach
ment that has existed between theNtwo
young people ever since they were scEGol
mates in the Lincoln schools
While they mad been agreed for long
time tharthey would marry, the formal
announcement was withheld TO avoid a
long public engagement. Because Of the
prominence of both, Lincoln society Is
taking keen interest in the plans that
are being made for the wedding which
is set for early in June, the exact date
having not yet been decided upon
Miss Bryan is of prepossessing appear
ance and is popular in the younger So
cial set She is a particular chIm Of
her father, and while she has never
participated in politics, as did her sister
Ruth, she has kept in touch with public
affairs
Mr.. Hargreaves is one of the best
known young men in Lincoln, where his
father, E. A. Hargreaves, was a pioneer
merchant. The young man is the treas
uerer Of the Hargreaves Mercantile
Company and is a captain in the State
Guard.
The marriage will take place at Fair
view, the Bryan home that has been the
scene of so many events of national po-
litical importance.
The Washington times., 1911-03-24
C. P. Daily Is Promoted
In the War Department

Charles P. DAILY has succeeded Henry
Saxton as chief clerk of the quar-
termaster generals office in the War
Department. Mr.. SaXton. native OF
Massachusetts, who has been connected
with the War Department since 1854
had been chief clerk in the quarter
master generals office since SSS.,@ He
will now have the position of chief of
the administrative division at the same
salary as that of chief clerk-s2!OOO.
Mr.. Daily formerly was with the mail
and record division, and more lately
with the administration division. he
has been connected with the department
for twenty-five years, and with the
Quartermaster generals office since 1906.
He saw service in Cuba and IN the
Philippines.
Incidental changes were the appoint
ment of H. NJ. Fridley, principal clerk
of the personnel division, succeeding J.
l.. Beattie, who is made principal clerk
of the property division.
The Washington times., 1911-03-24
Citizens Plan Dinner
For Engine Company

Arrangements are being made by resi-
dents of the neighborhOod for a public
dinner to be given the members of No.
p Engine Company, in Lanier place, be-
tween Ontario road and Adams Mill
trophy.
Letters announcing the plans for the
dinner were sent out today by a COM
mittee of citizens, of which DR.. Harry
J. Kaufman, 1751 Lanier place north
west is chairman.
In view of the fact that it is impos-
sible TO personally canvass the entire
neighborhood, it is announced that sub
sCriptions may be sent to the commit
tee. The exact date has not been de-
termined, but it probably will be be-
tween April and 15.
The Washington times., 1911-03-24
BISHOP GONE WITH
WEALTHY D|VORCEE
Former Abbot of Pacific
Coast Monastery Figure
in Elopement.

PORTLAND, Ore, March A.-The
elopement of former Bishop Thomas
Meinenhofer, who until year ago was
abbot of the Benedictine monastry al
Mt. Angel, and Mrs. Bella Gerlinger
Dalton. a wealthy divorce of this city,
is disclosed by a formal statement is
sued by the Rev. Gregory Roble, pastor
of the Sacred Heart Church
Father Roble says that the abbot was
the. victim of a mental delusion and
suffered for years from an affection of
the brain, the result of sunstroke. The
abbot was regarded as one Of the most
powerful prelates on the Pacific coast
and was closely associated with Arch
biship Christi, who made him a bishop
and abbot in 1909.
The Washington times., 1911-03-24
Fear Riot at Testimony
Of Camorrist InfOrmer

vIRTERBO, March 24-In anticipation
of a violent demonstration when Cen
naro Abbatemaggio, the informer, takes
the stand tomorrow to testify against
his fellow-Camorrists, another force Of
troops arrived here today from Rome.
Whenever Abbatemaggio speaks he in
cites the prisoners to outbreaks, and the
prosecution is afraid to put him on the
stand until grealer protective measures
are taken. The informer has been dis
and IL is admitted that the bIackening
of his character has weakened the
states case. ~
The Washington times., 1911-03-24
BackSlideS on Contract
To Let Wife Boss Him

Justice Stafford today declared
Charles Vermeule, an empIoye of the
Bureau of Printing and Engraving, to
he in contempt of court, for failing to
give his wife $50 a month temporary ALI
mony. Sentence was suspended until
April 5, to give the defendant an oppor-
family TO obey 1the court instructions.
IN her suit for separate maintenance,
Mrs. Vermeule charged her husband
with general violation OF a formal, legal
contract, in which he agreed to abstain
from liquor other than beer. give her his
pay check each pay day, and generally
permit her to boss" at home.
The Washington times., 1911-03-24
Taft Soon to Consider
Morse and Walsh Cases

President Taft probably will take ur
the Moose and Walsh pardon cases
this afternoon or tomorrow, and he
hopes TO reach a decision in both Ivy
the first of next week.
The petitions and pleas in these cases
were taken to Augusta by the Presi-
cent, but he decided after they were
opened and their bulk surveyed not T.
mar his vacation by going into them.
As result he ordered them packed up.
and did not reopen them until today.
The Washington times., 1911-03-24
Reports Show Growth of
Associated Charities

The number Of contributors and the
amount of their contributions to the
Associated Charities and Citizens Re-
lief Association show an encouraging
CROWN, d aec9Tding h ihs in,n 20 reports made
mittee. The amount yet to be raised
is $4,000. The number of contribu-
tions to date Is 1,452, compared with
1851 who contributed last year.
John Joy Edson, treasurer of the
Associated Charities; Milton e. Allies,
treasurer of the Citizens Relief As
ISOLATION, and Howard S. Reside.
treasurer of the Joint committee of
the two societies, submitted reports
of subscriptions at a meeting at
which DR.. George NJ. Kober presided
yesterday afternoon.
The Washington times., 1911-03-24
Negro Chicken Thief
lnvokeS Constitution

Liberation from the District Jail up
on a plea based on the Sixth amend
ment to the Constitution. was today
denied to Charles Owens, a negro
chicken thief, by Justice Stafford, who
corpus.
Owens invoked the habeas corpus
act. declaring he was not given an
attorney for his defense in Police
Court, guaranteed, he alleged, under
the Constitution.
Justice Stafford elected not to de-
eide the constitutional question In
volved. Owens still is in Jail.
The Washington times., 1911-03-24
Big Crop of Lobbyists
: At Albany State House

ALBANY, N. Y, March 4-Tb,s
years crop of lobbyists, or Legislative
agents." as they prefer to be called. Is
the largest since the Legislature com
PEELED all persons who visit the capital
to influence legislation to register with
the secretary of state.
More than 100 have qualified.
The Washington times., 1911-03-24
Negro Coiner Sent to
Prison for Five Years

Charles Wright. a negro. convicted of
making counterfeit quarters in a plant
on Church street, was today sentenced
10 five years in the penitentiary by JUS
tice Wright in Criminal Court No. l.
Wright pleaded that he was being
made the ''scapegCat" Of the Govern
nent Secret Service officials, declaring
he was employed by them to catch the
real counterfeiters and was arrested at
their den.
The Washington times., 1911-03-24
Equestrian Program
At Fort Myer Today

This afternoon at 2:3O o'clock a pro-
gram of exercises was started In the
riding hall at Fort Myer.
1t consists of Cossack riding, jumping,
two musical drills and a broadsword
contest.
Many Washington people are in at
tendance.
The Washington times., 1911-03-24

The following building permits were issued
today:
10 Brightwood Building Corporation for one
three-story brick apartment house at S52
Ritteuhouse street northwest: architect, J.
r tanning; builders. kenerly & Lanning
estimated cost, Sl4.0 600.
Tc :. W. Woodward for one eleven-story
stceI-frame and marble office building at
southeast corner OF Fifteenth and II streets
northwest. architects Harding & Upman;
builders. F. T. Nesbit & Company, Inc. {;
estimated cost. $7J0O 900.
The Washington times., 1911-03-24
Wills Home to Daughter.

The will of the late Mrs. Clara r.
Crook, filed today with the register
Of wills, leaves her late residence at
1873 Park Road to her daughter, Car
rie L. Priddy. She gives her sons,
Walter and, J. Vernon Priddy, 800
each.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-13
CALIFORNIA APPLE SHOW
 PROVES A RECORD BREAKER
Nugget Special Service.


 JACKSONVILLE. Cal. oct. 13.-The California apple show. which has been in progress during the week and will end tomorrow evening. has been rec ord breaker, for an event of this kind.
 Last year thirty thousand people at tended the annual event but this year the record has been broken. for already fifty thousand people have visited the apple show. The railroads have had excursion rates from the East. and from every town m the state of Cali fornia.
 The managers in charge have ar ranged for a scientific display of the apple Industry of the state. and tn visitor has the opportunity of seeing 1t on the tree. in process of harvest. in transit to the packing house being packed and other incidents of the jour ney from the branch to the consum TT. but here are also the factories where apples are evaporated, canned anu made into cider and vinegar on the largest scale. Box mapping and oths- contests occur during the affair. and any phase of the apple industry may be investigated. An idea of the magnitude of the growing of apples may be oC- tained when 1t Is stated the valley in which Watsonville is located. ships more apples than the state of Oregon and Washington combined. Last yea $ apple shipment were i4.023 cars of $40 boxes to the car. 1.6OO tons of evap orated apples, 2S.OOO cases of came I apples and l5.OOO barrels of cider and vinegar. Seventy five packing house., large and small. are engaged in busl- ness and between 1000 and 5000 pe~- sons are required to harvest pack and load the fruit.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-13
ITALIAN ARMY DEFEATED
 OVER 1900 KILLED AND WOUNDED
Nugget Special Service.

Nugget Special servee. TRIPOLI oct l2.-ItaIy having driven Turkey of the sea about Tripoli has been preparing for an advance Into the interior of the country During the past week transports hay. arriv- ed with foot soldiers and munitions Of war c. drir. th. Turks from the in trri"r where they lied after the fall pr th" seaport of TripoH
 Earl, this morning the Italian forces came ID with tn. Turkish army drawn up u battle line and ready to -ugag~ tn" invaders For two hours the bat tlc waged without either side getting the better ot the fighting when all of a sudden the Turks crying Allah to th" top of their voices made dash upon the Italians The machine guns now ed number of them down but the ad- vance of several hundred wss no, stopped
 The Turks went on pell mell toward the Italian ranks giving their famous war cry and calling upon Allah Co pro tect them. and soon 1t was a hand tp hand struggle between the forces
 The Italians broke and were soon fleeing with the Turks after them. striking them down and leaving the field covered with dead soldiers. After chasing thr Italian army for three miles where they had fallcn back upon their base the Turks retired to theIi. own camp virtors. having checked the advanc" nr the italians into the in- terior.
 The number of dead and wounded hrIongiur to the invading forces Is estimated at between sixteen hundred and tw" th"uzund This is the first decided victory au ths part ar the Turks and tt is rumor"d the Italian army will not adyauc. until they ar, reinforced hy several regiments for th" arm, "i the sultan ar. wicked lighter when fl comes ta fighting on land
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-13
PINCHOT GIVEN
 GOOD TANNING
Nuggst Special Service.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct l3.-sturs,- sherman. administered to Clifford Pin chOt 4 good banning last evening in an address. in the city and handled the ,.A official or the government forestry without kid gloves.
 sherman must hay. made a ~pecial study nt t' the official acts of pinchot. th" insurs~nt whose hobby is. TO be rate ,ll thns, who iau 70 agree with him in m,tt.rS of conservation ac cording to the speaker
 'Th" position taken bv Giuord Pin chut.' remarked th" speaker. "is re h",tion ou our progeny. he takes tn,. stand th,y wlH not h- tbI. to look out tnr thrms"le~= ena We should ennserv,. for them.
 ' tor nur ,m willing tn allow future grurr,ti"u~ nf mine Ia use their oAu wits, to make themselves comfortable. and believe with the progress giyui- zatinn k making they win have a far more eomfortahl. time of it than w- have Also thev win never thank us for drpriving ourselves af comfort, that they may enjoy the same crud. methods as our present conditions w.H be looked upon by them.
 The sooner we forget an about Pin ch"t and his hohbi- horse. and utilize th, resources as We discover them |employing our own wits 10 work out the -slvation of che contr, the faster We Wnl get ahead"
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-13
P|NCHOT-PO|NDEXTER
 MEETING SUNDAY

ty, and those who were inclined to Insurgr are coming back in semi stampede
 The insurgent movement k now on th" wane and the best the insurgents can hope for i- tn form 90 combine with th" democrats even tn mak. a show Ing. With presidential campaign coming on straight party lines will b. drawn and peopl" who ar. inclined ta be independent in of years arr rN- pected to rail iu line from now on. This will prove the defeat of the indc- pendent and insurgents according to report.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-13
50,OOO WILL WITNESS
 "CHAMPS" PLAY BALL

the season winning the champioushi of the National League. while the Phil adelphia players. in winning the Am oricau League championship for tn season of 1911 are not believed to be up to the high standard of the local players
 The game being on the home grounds gives to the New York players shade the best of it. although Philadelphia is ending hundreds of fans" 10 root for their champs"
 For Blue Ribbon. Budweis,r. Dlym. pia a~ Rainier pints. call mp Main 6.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-13
RECEPTION FOR
 BROOKS MONDAY
Nugget Special Service.

Nugget Special Service.
 SEATTLE. Oct. i3.-Thr Arctic Club will tender Alfred H. Brooks . reception Monday evening at the,r home In the city. The good work Er. Brooks has performed in Alaska in connection with the government goelo- gical survey and his probable appoint ment as head geOloeist of Alaska b- Secretary Fisher. has given him con siderable prominence.
 The members Of the club will invite many Alaskans the doctor has met in his travels in the North to the banquet rendered him Monday evening. and several prominent SeattleiteS wiil oe present to speak upon the Northsr, territory
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-13
NEW CAPTAIN FOR suREsIoEs. Nugget Spse.al Service.

WASHINGTON. Oct is.-Captain Basil Lenoir has been assigned the command of the cable ship Burnside. whose duties are to keep th Alaska and other cables in commission.
 The Burnside has just rrtururd to s"aitle from trip north to close the break in the Alaska cable near yaldes. caused by an rarthqukr The new commander Sili sssum. duties at once relieving the former captain vho has been assigned to duty in the Fast.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-13
PRESIDENT TAFT
 AT SACRAMENTO
Nugget Special Service.

SACRAMENTO Cal. Oct, Is.--Presi- dent Taft and party arrived in the city this forenoon and were met at the de- pot by Governor Johnson and several other state officials who escorted him to his headquarters.
 After breskfaSting st the hotel the eth president then took a few moments rest to chat with q number of promi- nent leading politicians then deiivereS an address Ia the public. touching Ou the Panama exposition to be held lr the state A fe~ years hence. the treat ies or arbitration that he hoped would soon he entered into by all nstiOas then there would be no need of F@elnc or Atlantic coast protection
 After delivering his address the pres ident boarded the train for the South al one o'clock and wiii arrive in Oakland about four o'clock this afternoon
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-13
TURKS WIN LAND BATTLE
SUFFRAGE WINS
 2,oOo MAJORITY
Nugget Special Service.

Nugget Special Service.
 SAN FRANCISCO. oct 13.-Returns from the mountain and mining dis tricts have changed defeat of woman's suffrage into victory. and its support CTS now have lead of over two thou sand majority.
 The local papers have come out this morning with an entirely different story. claiming the constitution will b. amended to provide for woman's sui frage. whereas they claimed yesterday it was lost by eight thousand, and the outlying districts would not change the result
 The complete landslide in favor of suffrag" in the outlying districts and mining sections k complete surprise even to the ardent supporters If the suffrage movement
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-13
OREGON GETS FIRST
 CANAL BATTLESHIP

the people of oregon. and his reception
 u th" capital was tll that he could have wished. The people. cam, tn tn, city for miles and uiies. rancher- ana logg"rs In teams and Nla train Ju heaI their executive. and tho applausr and ovation he received at their hand- must have convinced him tn" people appre- ciate what he IS trying to do for them. notwithstanding Oregon is made up of what can be termed independent vot ers.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-13
Nugget Spse,sl ssr>,e..

WASHINGTOS. Oct. Is.--Secrrtary Fisher of the interior department. an nounced this morning that he would give an outline of his Alaska policy on October 27 at Pittsburg. Pa.
 on that date the secretary. also the president. are expected to address the National Safety Mine Demonstration to be held in that city The date of holding the convention having been postponed from September the 18th until October 26 and 27 in order that Secretary Fisher and possibly tho
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-13
Nugget epee,sI Sss.iss.

SALEM. oct l3.-President Tart in his address yesterday promised to the people nr oregon the first battleship to pass through the Panama canal when completed The announcement on the part Of Tart that out or con. sideration of the record the battleship Oregon made In the spanish war the first warship to be named auer the great Western state of Oregon. he would order the first battieship 10 be sent through the Panama canal to be the one named after this state Co take the place Of the one now out of com -sion for active service.
 The president Is very popular with
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-13
FISHER TO ANNOUNCE
 ALASKA POLICY 27

president. could attend and addrrs, tho thirty thousand miners who are -x- pected to attend
 The convention is called under tho bureau of mines of Washington. n. C.. and the announcement that Secretary Fisher will outline his Alaska policy at that time will cause many thou sand tn make the Journey to the city beside miners for whom it i- being given
 Subscribe for the Nome Daily Mug set. t2 per month
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-13
Nugget Special Service.

SEATTLE. oct. ls.-Th. insurgent republicans are arranging for meet ing oi what are termed Pinchot- Poin- dexter followers. to be held on Sunday the 18th.
 A mass meeting has been called tO take place Sunday afternoon. but since the visit of President Tart. and the popularity of the head of the nation with the masses the ranks of the in surgent republicans have thinned ma terially.
 The visit of Tart through the West Is having the effect of uniting the par
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-13
TIDAL WAVE AND
cIouosuRsV MEXICO
Nugget Special Service.

~FN~a NfNNf
 MEXICO CITY. Oct. I3.-Informa- ton has been received from the Lower California country to the effect that Guaymas experienced double catas- trophe two days ago. in the form of a tidal wave and cioudburst
 The inhabitants were caught be- tween two high waters. One from the sea. the other from the land. A wall of water rolled in upon the land from the Gulf of California. and from the hills to the eastward an inland sea of water came rushing down. the resuI, or cloudburst.
 Peons and property owners who hap pened to he caught between the waters perished. while much damage vas done Co property and shipping in the har- hOr
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-13
STATE RIGHTS
 BEING USURpTEO
Nugget Special Service.


 WASHINGTON. Oct. I3.-The Ma tional Association of Railway Commis- sioners now in session at the capital declare that state rights grant to them the power of regulating freight rates
 The associatie3 contend that the in terstate commission Is userping state rights. and regulating rates on roads, whereas the legislatures Of the various states should pass laws governing the tariff sheets. or rates charged by the railroads operating in their respective Jurisdictions
 A test case will he made of the userpation of state rights on the part of the interstate commission during the winter and the matter thrsshed out fin the federal courts.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-13
cQAI NOTICE

The demand for our coal was SO great that to protect untitled orders we had to discontinue selling Orders are now filled. We ofer a limited amount Wellington coal at sis.so per ton in our yard.
 Order quickly. it win all he sold this week.
 NORTHWESTERN COMMERCIAL co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-13
Nugget Special Service.

'NNJJVN oPVNI"F ONF FFNUs
 NEW YORK. Oct l3.-Thc Ioca. managers of the New York champions in the baseball league, will have to ar range for crowd of st least fifty thousand at the gam" tomorrow afzes- noon.
 The advance sale of tickets has been tremendous. and fully fifty thousand people will be at the baseball park to see the home team cross bats with the Quakers or the champions from Ptila- dephia.
 The betting is three to two on the home team, who showed up strong all
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-13
GENERAL ELECTRIC
 ORDERED DISSOLVED

electric companic~ until they w,a. driven "ut of the field then the Gen oral Electric would boost up prices. having the field to themselves
 In the ease 1t bar it was proved the General Electric had tw" subsidiary companies in the state. and the court made a sweeping order that all subsi diary companies be dissolved for being unlawful combinations of capital in re. straint of trade under the sherman act
 For that tir,,i fceiiuE try Guin.ss' stout or Raini,T Malt Extract Main c.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-13
CELEBRATE FIFTY
 YEARS OF PRIESTHOOD
Nugget Special Service.

Nugget Special Service.
 BALTIMORE. Oct. I3.-On Sunday next prelates and priests of the city and many from other parts of the world will celebrate in honor of Car dinal Gibbons. who has been a priest for a period of fifty years and car dinal for twenty five
 Cardinal Gibbons was ordained a Catholic priest at St Mary's semin- ary of this city in 1861. and became archbishop in 1S7I. and cardinal fin 1886.
 On July 23 last Cardinal Gibbor celebrated his seventy seventh birth. day and received calls and messages from prominent men in America and Europe.