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LAIRD NORTON YARDS

How about those screen windows and doors
you are going to need this spring? Better let
us order them for you now, and avoid the usual
delay. We wish to call your attention to our
No-Sag screen doors, positively the only door
on the market, guaranteed to hold it's shape.
F.. WEBER, Agent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-23
Elizabeth Morecock. spent the week with
Mr. and Mrs. Edloc Morecocls In Newport

Elizabeth Morecock. spent the week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Edloe Morecocli In Newport
News. 1s'-
Miss Mary Ware Gait has returned 10
stuart HAL stanton having spent Easter
here with Miss Edna Roberts,
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Pownll, OF Cambridge g.
Md returned home the first of The week
after short visit 10 Mrs. Powcll's mother.
Mrs Victoria Lee.
Miss Florence kinney. Of the University OF
Virginia. and Miss Amaze Ruriin are guests
OF Miss Nora Macon this week.
Fanlnier rounty to visit her sister. Mrs An
lerson.
Miss Mary willcox, Of Norfolk. was Inc
guest Of Miss Emily Christian this week.
H. y, PHILIPS spcnt several days in Lynch
burg This week.
itinG her brother 4. j. Barlow
~ u. Macon. Of West Virginia spent
Easter here with his family. 3i4
John w Davis. Of Washington ~ G., has
returned home after short visit 10 rela-
tivcs here.
here 10 attend the Nillson-ryitr nnpiinls.
has returned home. Mrs Booth ani Miss
carn Booth have been spending the winter
nj The colonial Inn.
Misses Kathryn and Gertrude Evans OF
Richmond. spent Easter Monday with Mrs.
Harry Bozarth. .tF&
T'rot. Iugh $. Bird, Mrs Bird and chll.
holidays here With Mrs. Birds motliar. Mrs
Rcbecca Smith. al Bassett Hail.
Mrs. Warren Marston, OF Toano ig visiting
her parents lii Richmond. M
Miss Louise Tyrce OF James city, spent
several days in Richmond this week
Eastern state Hospital, has returned from
I,ynchbil.c 4si
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-23
Culpeper Social News
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.

Special TO The Times Dispatch.1
Culpeper. Va, April 22.--Erncst and Eugene
Hough OF Western View spent Faster
with Roberts Puiiam.
Miss Mary Scott. OF Amherst was the
guest Of Rev. and Mrs. Ware on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Aylor and little SON.
Kermct. and Mrs. Harry Bowers were guests
this week of Mir. and Mrs. James Gibbs.
John G.. Thomas. Of Omaha. Ncb.. has been
spending several days with his sister, Mrs
She'll. and is now the guest OF his sister.
Mrs. Stan chapman. AT her home In Gull
pepper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Nalle, OF Wilming on /:
Mercer Male. Of Erdon. Pa. and DR.. Broadie
Male. OF Charlotte. ~ c., were Easter
gueats Of Mr.. and Mrs Wallace Naiie
Miss Jane Pnliam spcnt Easter at her
home here and returned TO her studies al
the normal In llHrrisonburg on Monday.
Miss Elizabeth Drewry. who was tho guest
Of Miss I3yrde Pulliam. left Tuesday.
Misses BESSIE and MILAN Brooke spent
crank Moncurc of Alexandria. spent East
er with Nelson Wampler, and attended tho
dance Monday night.
Mrs. Bessie Browning spent Easter with
Mr.. and Mrs George l.. Browning In Orange.
whore she was Joined by her brothers. Willis
Browning, of Chicago. and John a. Brown
Ing, of Rappahannqck s4i
Miss Margaret Armstrong. Of San Antonio.
Tex, who Is n student OF tho Corcoran Art
peper. tho guest Of her. cousin. Miss Helen
Armstrong. IN ;;. iii ;54i
Mrs. e. ". outerbrldge and Cyril Outer
bridge, Of New York, and M NJ Green of
Warrenton, were guests this week OF Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Gllkcson. s n S
M,sses Matte Ball 2Buckner. Of Rappahan-
mock, and Elizabeth Ransome. OF Orange.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-23

in the armory hall was a most enioyablc
hnair In every way. The chaperons were
Mesdames Russell Smith. Tucker Cheie.
Hugh Patten. and Lewis Holiday OF Orange.
The couples dancing were Mrs. While Nallc
with Mercer Nallc: Miss Helen Macoy with
Joe Long: Miss Willie Newhonsc With Mer-
Ger Jones: Miss George Newhousc with
LANES Yancey: Miss Carolyn Dohme With
frank Moncure; Annie Karn with John
Todd: Miss frankie Tauni with Shelton
Vowel; Miss Jauuclne Ware with Archie
Goodloo: Miss Lulu Sutherin with Porter
Male: Miss Leith Duncanson with Dr. Mar
shall: Mrs. James Bragg With Sam Iiud son !:
Miss Matte Ball Bnckner with w. +. Bray
OF Charlottesville; Miss Laurn Smith with
Hamilton Ncwhouse: Mrs. Louis Jennings
with Lieutenant Louis Jennings; Elizabeth
Russell Smith With Charlie Forbes; Miss
Mary vass With Cornelius Bruce: Miss Eiz.
ateih Ransom>. of Orange, with s. g irwin;
Mrs. NnNley Lowe with II. Roy Jones: Miss
Elizabeth Drewry with Roberts Puiiiam; MISS
Settle Winston with Robert I.nInon Mrs
Frederick Power iudg!ns with Frederick
Power Ifudcins; Miss Fannie Louise Rixcy
with John Yowcll Miss Sallic Lewis Price
Of Orange. with Graham Wallace: Miss Della
Taliaicrro. 81 Tampa. Fla. with Jack Nor
ton. Tie stays were Nelson wampler. Fiji
son Latham. John Williams of Orange. and
Or. Mercer Male, OF Charlotte. ". G.
After general dancing up 20 II oclock the
cotiliion was danced led by Mercer Nalie
With Mrs Willie Male.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-23
Malvern Hill Social News
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l

Malvern Hill. Va, April 81
The public schools Of the Harrison,
Tyler and Chicakahominy Districts OF
Charles City county. held a big rally
at the courthouse on Saturday last.
cning a big crowd was present to
listen to the talks given on educa
tionai subjects by. Professor ". g.
Coggin, superintendent of public IN
struction in Charles City and New Kent
counties; War; Nance and Nimmo
Hubbard
Miss Agncw. who is enga gcd in
school work in Washington. ID: c..
made an interesting address on Girls
Work IN the Public Schools"
There were siN prizes of So gold
piece, each given to tho successful
contestant III sewing, cooking an
essay. wood work, running and Jump
IA dance was given in the hail at
Malvern I'LL on Easter Monday by the
young men.
Alfalfa, Virginia and May Walker,
Emily Harrison. Carrie kirkland Rnmn.
from Charles City county; Ethel Nor
ris and Mary Belle Moore, from Nor
folk, Va; Misses Bate. Van Pclt and
Cooke from Prince George county;
Miss Sailic Harrison, from Cumberland
county: Il. Harrison, {. II. Carter, a
Johnson, p. Greeley, T. Clark, w.
Pierce, NJ. Bate, +. Fenner. j. Van
S West, Mr. Harrison, Mrs. NJ. e. Bell.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Bell and Mr.. and
Mrs, II. S. Saunders
IA ETA. Saunders, of Richmond arrived
Mt his country place, Buckland's Stock
Misses Ethel Morris and Mary Belle
Moore, OF Norfolk. Va arc the guests
Of tho Misses Walker. at %rhe Glenns."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-23

liant nupiiaI event in the marriage OF
Miss ELLA Jacobs. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. p. J. Jacobs, and Thomas j.
Moore The bride was attended by
her maid of honor and cousin, Miss
ilorrie Grant, and the groom, by$his
best man and brother. Andrew j z
Moore. The first bridesmaid was Miss
tendants were Misses Alice Davis
Ncmmic Parish. Anna Grant. Nam
Walker. Julia Post Mamie Biygs, Bos-
sic lodor. and Annie Fenner. The
brother of the bride; Thurman Moore q
brother of tho groom, and j. Burr
James. of Greenville; Walter wilson,
Adaii Mckoy, w. r. McNIurran. Frank
ONeill and Richard Grant. Ss.ss.
TUESDAY in honor Of this bridal party
MISS ! ulia Post entertained. and Misses
ilorrie and Anna Grant gave 4 de-
liShtful after-the-dance supper Wed
neSdny evening, s,5it
Many visiting young women have
been in Warrington the past week. and
those who took part In many OF tho
social functions were Miss Nanni05
Higgs OF Raleigh; Miss Mamie walker
q winston salem: Miss Fenner. OF
CHARLOTTE; Miss Mildred BORDEN. Of
Gpldsboro. Miss Bynuni. OF Charlotte: a
Miss Nelson, of Raltimore: Miss Marie
stuart Smith. OF richmond; Miss Mum
~ y. " i,lShHoilN' SktSS Lena anlCS,t
OF Biloxi. Miss: Mrs. Lindsay Russeil.$
OF New York City; w Il. Hooker and
}. p, James, Of GreenvIlle, MIC. b Miss
Ncmnie Parrish Of Rocky Mounts: s.
7. Fender, OF Columbia. S. CO. Ross Me-
Seill OF Bursaw: Kenneth Burgwyn.$
OF Pittsbnrs, Pa, and William chisoiin.:
OF Charleston. S. c. s,s III IA s.
y superb evapt OF tho week was thu
presentation OF tie big musical apec-J
tacular Tho Little Princess,t'' ,fy4
home talent, \ caBt numbering fully.
500 appeared in tho ntatton. a m
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-23

day night with big dance given by
Mrs. Allan Nichols. in honor OF Misses
Granger and Short. The event was
not only OF enjoyable nature. but Of
picturesque type. being given At tho
clubhouse of the Cape Fear Country
Club. The large building was beau.
tiiuily decorated for tic occasion, ana
cipnted In the receiving line besides
tile guests OF honor and the hostess.
We're Mrs. Lindsay Russell. Of New
York Mrs. George W kidder.. of this
student at the North Carolina Uni
varsity.
Tuesday afternoon the wedding OF
Miss Agnes McOneen, daughter Of
1 Henry C. Mcqueen, and William L.
Emerson. son of the latc Horace Elmer
son, WAS celebrated at the First Pres
byterian Church. followed at night b%
al Tho bridal couples OF the week. Tho
dance was led BY tho clubs leader.
Robert calder
"Wednesday afternoon the wedding
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs, j.. Williams
Murchison, aud Ashley Curtis, trans
pircd in st. James Episcopal Church.
w. II. Milton. d. r.. the rector Tha
bride was attended by her maid OF
honor. Miss Jennie Alurcliison. and the
groom By his hest man. Kenneth Bur
swyn OF PittsburE, Pa. The brides
maids were Misses Mary Nelson. OF
Raltimore: Susan Eynum, of lincoln
ton y. O.: Jean pembcrton. of Fayette-
viilc; Madeline DeRosset, Atha Hicks
and Mice EeGrandc. OF this city. and
the, groonslnen Were John r. Murchi-
son, David Murchison j. T., Roache,
Plat Walker Davis, Frank G. Harriss.
OF this city and shepard ID. Fender.
OF columhia, S. G.. ElF
THURSDAY Afternoon H. 81, James
Church was aga. the scene OF q brill
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-23

were guests of friends in Culpeper this week.
Miss Juliet Brown left this week for Wis.
II 10 her aunt. Mrs. Hughes. OF West Point
oetore returning home she will also be The
guest OF her brother. VirEnius Brown who
Is student of William AMI Mary College
Mrs; Kent Harrison, Of Pccos. Tex. who
is visiting relatives in the county with Mrs
Dan Slaughter and Miss Fannie somervilie
OF Mitchclls. and Mrs. Carson Taliaferro
ana Miss Della Taiafcrro, O.! Tampa Fla
ana MISS Lucy Taliaferro. OF Orange, were
guests this week of Mr.. and Mrs Willie
Robertson al their home on Jameson's HILL
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Walton returned to-
day from Washington. where they have been
spending the winter months. and are al
ihelr nome on Main Street Miss Daisy
thompson, who has also been away, for I he
winter, returned TO her Cupcper home this
week. e L.
$Isev. Thomas Crimslcy and Mrs. Gr,mslcy
have returned ITO Mrs. Burnett Millers after
spending week with Mr.. Grlnisley's sister.
Mrs. RUFUS Carpenter. at her home in Madl-
son county. lftf
The Senior 800 Card Club. which was dis
continued during the Ienten season. met
Wednesday with Mrs, Robert Matthews. Mem
Tucker chef. Oryilie Loving, Alfred 1uilian
Stlas Cooper. Max Sammeson. and Misses
George Wager Belt Jones. Gertrude. Arm
danes Hugh Pat,en. Rosln -Nass and j. H.
Turner At the conclusion OF tho games a
delightfui luncheon OF chicken salad. sand-
wlches, olives and coffee was served Tho
next meeting Will he with Mrs. Alfred Pull
liam. 55i
y delishtfui fishing party and picnic was
enjoyed by some OF he young people on
Monday at Nalls's MIL Basket luncheons
werc taken well as candy and fruits Of
various sorts. and fishing and target. shoot
Ing were the amusemen is tof.the day. Miss
bessie ,Mackall cxceiled In shooting and won
the prize. box of candy. offered by one al
the party Others present who participate
were Misses Della Pahncll.i Emma FAINT, May
johnson, Flora Mosby, md Mcssrs Ma rshail
Walker Irytno Diener. Andrew Yowei and
walter Pierce, ~ 4li "a; ei,j q Il ,3 y 81
Tho Easter dance hold on Monday night
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-23
Williamsburg Social News

7
Williamsburg. Va, April o,.--Mrs James
II, Stone was hostess at reception In her
home on Duke OF Gloucester Street Thursday
afternoon, from to G. In honor OF her cous-
lns. the Misses Southal of Danviiic
Miss Elizabeth Scott entertained In her
homo on Palace Green Thursday afternoon
In honor OF her guest, Miss Stockard, OF
Washing ton. ID. c. ttft
Niles Emily Chris,ian Carr, OF washing
ton. D. C.;f,was The MISUNDERSTANDING OF her
cousin, Miss Emily Christian.
Miss Ironc Bossieau. OF Richmond. spent
tho week here With her aunt, Mira. G. a.
Hsnkins, S56N
Z Mrs. virginia Moreeock and daughter. Miss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-23
Ladies' $500 Umbrellas for $3.50

These Umbrellas covered with rainproof
gloria silk. An eght-rib tght-roll Umbrella with
the best steel frame. Handles all the very
styles, such as silver mounted Mission and beau
tifu1 carved wood effects. Only about one hundred
in this lot to close at the above low price. Our
advice is shop early and you won't be disappon ted
Umbrella Section Second Floor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-23

Carl Rugaard and family. of Alberta.
Canada. have moved into this neigh
borhood, where they will engage in
farming.
county. is the guest OF Mrs. e. {.
Harrison. at Weston"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-23

Cnildren's Wash Dresses. with boomers
and hats, all made Of the same material; the
boomers arc detachable, the hat collapsiblc.
and all easily laun,crcd. Here it is on wash
day.
this combination in summer, and can easily
dress herself These are made in percalcs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-23
Wilmington Social News
[ Special to Tho 1'imcs-Dispatch.

n lspecinl To Tho Times- OIspatch.l
Wilmington. y. G, April 22.--With
three weddings, several dances ana
numerous receptions. Easter. week was
brilliant one for Wilmington So
cicty. The week was ushcred In Mon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-23
THE SEASONS 81

and einehans Several STYLES to select
from; 10 6 Years; prices arc pT 10
Bloomcr Dresses, in pcrcalc striped 90.
effects, with solid colors. for . SCCa
Others in better materials for g1EO
al.A3 ana Observation-Disclosures. UA eOV
Childrcn's Dresses, without boomers, in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-23
kirr1ono Barg aims

Fancy Figured Lawn Dressing Sacques, fitted
eiaI M 800 aA'n'y patterns spe Soc
White and Colored Lawn Dressing Sacques
at ~ ~ peplu'n ana lace fFmned' S1.OO
Long Crepe Kimonos, in handsome lowered
rose special isn' D'us' lavender and Sl.48
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-23
w ASH GOOD
FOR LES S N f1sa,

HOLLY BATIsTE, in stylish fig
ures, stripes and pretty floral 101
designs 4 &c
IRISH LINETTE. This new ma
tcrial has every appearance Of a fine
sheer linen lawn, and is shown in
1 ass,f, ae .is,as. a'' EXQUISITE l6sc
BoRDERED PARIsIENNE BA-
TISTE, 40 inches wide and a very
fine cloth, in solid colors, floral de-
signs and figures, with stylish or
borders to match; per yard. AOC
BRIGHTON BATIsTE, IS inches
wide, full mcrccrized, i'll pretty solid
colors Of lavender, Copenhagen, tan,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-23
On sale Tomorrow Fifty Dozen Fine go Uzsa
Lace and Embroidery Trimmed Corset 81 L. >
Covers. made Of excellent quality long SEA ID
cloth, a 39c ualue, sale price asaaa ~as' @aa'

bargain in Gowns Soc These worth 69c and 7sc All
less trimmed with embocres and aes " Dutch
high neck, also slipovers among the lot
lot o. Muslin Drawers, trimmed with embroidery, Dr.
Others with Tuifle OF cluster ucks these ZiOC
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-23

large variety Of styles and color Snc
nes, are here at ...., ...,..l.......,. JUG
Childrcns White Dresses, in the Hub.
bard effects months 70 3 years, for 25c
and upwards.
The Little French Dresses, for to E0
6ycars, some embroidery trimmed, at OUC
Infants Slips are here for 25c. These
have inserting in yoke.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21
CUMM|NS WILL TESTIFY
Continued from flrst page.

The defence contends, however, that no
trust agreement existed. that the bor-
rcwers of this money were entitled 10
use It very much as they pleased. In
fact. Mr. Steuer wormed the admission
out OF Mr. Martin not only that no men
tion of such a trust agreement appeared
on any document aside from Smiths let
ter itself but that he martini had
never called the attention OF the State
Banking Department to it's existence. al
though the State Banking Department
had objected to the size of the unsecured
demand loans as exceeding the legal
limit.
Steuer brought out also that II was
Cummins who had saved the Van Nor
den Trust Company from closing in 1909
This the defendant accomplished, ac-
cording to the testimony by participa-
ting in the syndicate which bought con-
troll of the institution from the Van Nor
dens and by stipulating that the money
paid for the control be devoted to re-
firing the Van Norden loans held by the
trust company.
The court was adjourned until Monday
at 1923
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21
PLEA FOR LABOR LEADERS
Statute of Limitations Invoked in
Gompers Contempt Case.

Washington, Oct. oh. Ralston. coun-
sci for President Gompers, e-President
Mitchell and Secretary Morrison OF the
American Federation of Labor. contended
to-day in a hearing before the District Su-
preme Court that the statute Of limitations
barred further contempt proceedings. The
three labor leaders were In the courtroom.
Mr. Ralston argued that as the injunction
against his clients had been Issued on De-
cember IS, 1907, and made final In March,
1903 and as the present proceedings were
begun on May IS this year, three years had
elapsed. and the case should be dismissed.
Pending the appeal OF the case before
the Supreme Court of the United States
asked Justice Gould, do you contend that
this court should have taken some action
other than what It did?"
Mr.. Ralston replied that he thought the
court had not availed itself of all the legal
steps it might have taken to defend its
honor
Ex-Judge Alton 3. Parker argued that
the hearing of witnesses should be in open
court and not before an examiner The
court took this question under advisement.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21
LA TOILETTE TELLS PLANS
May Not Make Campaign Speak
inc Trip in November.

Washington. oct. 20.-Senator La Fol
lette announced to-day that no plans have
been completed for a campaign speaking
tour In November, although he still hopes
10 be able to make several Progressive
speeches before Congress meets His state
ment follows.
The statement that ! am 10 spend the
month OF November speaking In n number
or states has been printed from time 10
time Tor several weeks. ] have never au-
thOrized such an announcement IN response
10 invitations from many states. and CON
trary 10 the wishes Of immediate friends /
have been obliged 10 say that IL rs Uucer-
tan whether ! can make aud lll such en-
gagements.
Following the adjournment Of Congress
| began work upon n series of magazine ar
iicles reviewing the last thirty years of
political history. To meet the obligations
OF my contract with the magazine | must
complete the articles before Congress as
sembles in December. ! have ken no rest
and shall work carly and late until thst JOB
H. finished
Whatever time remains before the session
conVenes | shall gladly give 10 the cam
paign in support OF the Progressive cause.
But IL is not possible at this time 10 say
how much. n any, campaigning / shall be
able 10 do prior 10 the first Monday In De-
cember.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21
FEW SCHENECTADY CARS MOVE
Conference Called for This Morning
Nav End the Strike.

Schenectady, n. y oct. 2-The Sche-
nectady Railway Company will once more
endeavor to get out its cars tomorrow
morning, and in the event of failure con-
ference will be held with the striking en-
vloyes' committee as a first step toward a
settlement of the trouble. Union men are
predicting a unionized road by tomorrow
afternoon. Following the tie-up OF the
local and interurban lines last night, when
the S75 men quit work, an attempt was
made this morning to man the cars and
operate them. Not more than thirty cars
were taken out Of the barns, and these
returned before o'clock, with the excep-
ton OF some eight or ten. which were con-
tinued in operation until o'clock. when
the company called them in rather than
risk further complication of conditions
in the course OF the night.
The refusal OF the company to treat with
the employees committee brought James
McManus, Of the State Board OF Medi-
alton here this afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21
GOT $500 STEPHENSON CASH
Shields Denies Helping to Put
Over" the Senator.

Milwaukee. oct. 20-Robert J. Shields.
mentioned In previous testimony as having
been employed by Edward Hines, the
lumber man. on special occasions, denied
before the senatorial investigation COM
mittee to-day that he had assisted i'm
properly in the election of United States
Senator Isaac Stephenson.
He denied that he had anything to do
with any agreement whereby Hines and
Stephenson were each to contribute $4,000
to put over" the election, or that he re-
ceved $500 or any other amount as his
share in such work.
The witness admitted he was paid about
800 to cover his expenses In working for
Stephenson at the primaries In 1905
Previous to Shield'ss appearance Writ n.
Cook a lumber man of Duluth, testified
he had had talk with Shields on train
between Duluth and Chicago, late in 1909.
Having in mind a story told him by Daniel
Haley. another Duluth lumber man, that
Shields had a dispute with Hines, because
he (Shields) was to receive $1,000 for doing
a job at Madison" but only got $500 for it,,
Cook testified that he asked Shields: How
did you come out on that Madison job?'
and Shields had replied: That's all settled"
Shields on the stand to-day said he never
made such a remark.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21
Jersey BANKER CAPTURED
Prisoner in New York After Fleeing
from Perth Amboy

Perth Amboy, n. j., oct. % (SpeciaD. .-
Emil sameth who is accused OF abscond-
ing with $500 intrusted to his care as
foreign banker and steamship ticket agent.
was arrested in New York this afternoon
and placed in the Tombs, awaiting eXtradi-
tion 10 New Jersey. He will be arraigned
before Judge DAILY, Of the Middlesex County
Court. next Friday morning to plead to
three indictments. lie is charged with
embezzlement, perjury and conducting a
banking business without license
II was learned to-day that Sameth had
been aware OF the intention of the State
Ranking Commissioner, Vivian Lewis TO
send an inspector here TO investigate the
sameth books. He began 10 plan his
escape on october T. and made away on
Wednesday night, after pleading not guilty
10 the perjury charge.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21
NAMES DEAD IN FORTRESS
Forty one Now at Cabanas-37
Still To Be Accounted For.

Havana. Oct 2O.-Eighteen bodies re-
covered from the sunken battleship
Maine during the past two months were
transferred to-day TO Cabanas fortress.
where lie twenty-three bodies previously
taken from the wreckage. This leaves
tnirty-seven bodies still to be accounted
for.
The operations Of exposing the Maine
continue to be centred in the dissection
Of the bow portion Of the wreck and the
half Of the boiler room.
1t is probable that the condition Of
the forward magazines will be known
within six weeks.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21
NEW BANK IN CLEARING HOUSE.

The Gotham National Bank OF New YORK
which began business on April TO- 1910, has
been made an associate member OF the
New York Clearing House Association and
viii clear it's checks through the Liberty
National Bank on and after to-day
Zoheth 5. Freeman. vice-president Oh the
liberty National, has been elected mem
her of the board OF directors OF Inc
Gotham National Bank. The Gotham Ma
tional has recently been appointed gov
funds.