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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-06
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tern elm 9efuh um einen 8auerlaubs
niBfHein fir cine neue beutI6e pro-
teitantii6e airhe eingersidt, nGmlif
bic Rirae Der tiir3Ii6 ins 2eben gsrus
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meinbe. Das @ottesbaus, Das nod
ben pldnen NIT bem gfarrbduie Elm
GebGube bilben tpirb, ioQ an Der Gps
NORTH ape., nd6e Der WeItpooo @pe.,
nit efnem aoitenouffpano BON $24,s
900 errihtet fperoen.
Die folaenben Observation-Disclosures
puroen seitern I'm itdbtii6sn 8auami
ertpirft: Ixobor 2ut6, 3rpei 25ft0digs
WobnbGuier on Der QeooemD 4nenus
nabe Der St.2aiprence &os., is $4,000;
Gb. o. gernins, sipeift0tiges @obn:
bdus an Der 9non GtroBs, nas ber
Teoerlein Qpe., $500; 9alotpin gia.
no Co., llmbou bes gegsnDGrtigenJu.
brifee ebduoes an Der Gilbert 4pe.
$45, 900; :. SO. Senttns, 2sit6diges
Wobnhaus an Der llnipsriitp gpe.
nab. Der 8ellenut 4pe., $4,000; Soh
56uIte, 2sft0diges Wobnbous an bei
WoooIdnn, ndk Der price Qpenus
$4,000; 5.Diertes, 5tDeiit0tigesWobn.
bdus an Der MiIber, nabe Der Gel
StraBe, $4,000; !. SO. Seutins, %
| ffodioes Dohnbdus an Der ct. Sdme:
nabe Der Winbior 4pe., $500; ssral
r. gsusboben, 2sit0digss Dobnbnui
auf benz Grunoftiid TO IS asbIe1
Qpe., 5000.
Die 8drtsGommifIGre uRter6reitetsi
| i'm Itdbtiihen 9duumt bic gldne fii'
ben neutn WuiitpupilIOn i'm 8urue
Booos Bart, befen grrl6tung $625i
foiten ioa.
Dos 2sItodigs Wohnhous Ro. 2715
| Reabino Rodb nsbft Grunoitiit BON 64
bei 190 sSub, Jrdu RoTalie q. Sol
linasbeab geh0rig, fpuroe geitsrn 6urd
5bto. Raper &c Bro. on 6. g. SmGr'
| fir $47O0 6ddr nertuui..
Grnft Gup6rdt bat fih in Gil
Rortppob Elm 5dus getuuft, oas foebel
BON 8. g. gahoub fertiggeitsat tpor
ben 1T. Gs liest OH Der gurtpoOb apc
Der aoufpreis III ni6t b,taHnt.
ip6, 81, ,ssssB o 80,
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arbeiter 4ramfen uRs GterbefaITt.

Der biefss 3neis (125) Der arbsitsr
arantens unb Stubetaife perianimelte
lid, lebtlin anttr 8oriiB bss 5trru R.
S6iiThner. 9rei Waitslieber tparben
als trant asmsloet., Grei nsue Wit.
olieber tpurnen uufgenommea uno bret
ipsitere sur Wliiglitofhaft empfobleH.
Dem 3ipeiq Ro. 100 su Glurioes. po..
oeHen Ulitglieoer iid3 aus aohIenerd<
bern 3uIommcnitst. bic f.it bem /.
gtpril D. Z. am Streit finb. neil bic
aobIenbarons linen bas Re6i Der Or.
cuniiation rauben molten, truroen $3
beuiniat. aubsrbsm ipiro Der 0ents
rulperfGmmluns ,mpFchlen tpsrogn. si.
usn erobsren Bttrag als llnterftubnng
an berpilliaen. Cine QuffOrberuHg, oie
fur GERM garnests ssplante grsebsns
beitsdbreFs su unierseifnen. rpuros
rtrbientermabsu abseIehnt. 3tpeia
go. 125 sdhlt seeenportig 225 Wsft.
olieber. 5efretdr ossisIbsn lit 6err
2ouis Sartmann.
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Oge(egrap6
Martenauf bas Stsisen
b'es Ship.

pittaburg, 3D., s. april. -
5ehs Dompfer, 80 8oote uno 81 Bar
ten nit 4,O00. 900 8ufbel Robleu uno
$500 aonnsn SnouftrisiDaaren belaoen
ipdrten MIR auf elm Steigeu bes Jlufs
ies. I'm bic Guhrt mad iiiolih ssIsgss
nsn pldbsn dn3utretsn.
Rerito unb Snpau.
CT pofo. Ter, 5. Spril. Gin
prominerter Ameritaner. Der lange in
Merito eelebt unb nit bem qrdfibens
ten Sios aaf bsrtrdutem sSuBe iteIt,
bsbanptet. boB bic Sdpdner etneH sroa
zen Druid auf 9ias ausseiibt bdttsn,
ibHtn bic SHiel Wogoalcnn uls Rob
Ienitation su perpohteu, nod sbe Der
pnftDertrog mil ben Der. Gtauien ob>
.Qslauifn. 6ias .onute ii4 BEN aunsbs
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DaiesSau.

Infer WlitteIf6n1rmer Bates,
Der Dor sinisen 5asen 8u ieinsr ihtper
srtronften Satin nd6 Stsubsupils,
g., 1bb.rufsn tpurbt, m.IOets fi6 ges
fern bein Sdupt!ing Griffith gum
Disnft suriif, ba iih bic patsutiu
auf BEN Wege Der gknsiung beftrbet.
Infer gofenhiter Did Cyan,
Der Iih tpdhrsno Der Wontassiibung
ben r.ften SsuBtuSdel perftau6te,
ipirh fhtperIi6 Dor pem Btgtnn Del
Sdifon lam nd4f.su Wlittnot) tpiss
Der oieufttaugli9 feiu unb pirb mttts
lertpeiIe ourh ben ue6eradbIigsu 9Om
DoiUnep cuf Der 2. 8dfe Uertrttsr
tperoen.
Infer S4Isubsrsr Gem Tlore
BAT ieinen ldbmsn Nrm Der 8ebauos
lung zines Sitsopatbeu unterD0rfen
Der ihm bolbise geIsitigung oesllskIi
perIpronen bat.
Der Rsft Der .R.os" Bat ii3 burt
tdsIi6e lIsbunssn a siemIib befrie'
bis.n6.m 3uftanbe rbattsn uno #,
tperoen b.i ginftis6 Detter Dor Or
6ffnung Der Saifon tbre srittIaFigt
GtiituHgsfdhigteit 8uriiderlaHesH.
Sobn @Qn3ei, pormaIi9s'
6Guptling Der Rsos, fpirb dm Conn
tag nit feinem RotsiterRIub (gbams
pions Der Sefili6en 2iga) bier ein
treffen unb fih om Wtortag uni
Disnitos nit ben Rsbs I'm Sampf
m.Heu.
Tos ssItriss SpieI 5fpif9u bsi
.Rebs" uno .Glepeldnoers" enost
nit sinem Siss. fir bic Sritron mi
z segsn 3.
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preiie fir QntiquitGten in turssr3eit
dls uieorig gelten pirb. Bon ben
6auptitiiten Der Sammlung ieien erz
lpdbnt: cine areu3ubr in GIoiioHne=
GmaiI nit prdhtigsr 5arbenpirtung,
aus benz 16. oabrbunbert; eine uhtz
edge 8ergtriftaQzGtubr in fetnsr
goloemaiIierter Montierung. ielbit bic
8riitaloetel graptsrt unD emataiert.
cine 4rbeit, bic aus Der Wlitte res l6.
Sa6rbunberts itammt uno etn5ig oda
ftebeu ioQ; ferner, aus Der 3stt I'm
1850 ftammeuo, cine pteredtge llhr IN
blauem StabIgebduie, oos nit fetn 3iz
Ieliertem 8oIo in burhbrohener ars
belt GbnLih Der snt3iiden0en S6muds
taFette i'm 2oupre belegt iit; oer9Iags
reif 1T NIT Dtamonten beiebt; tpeiter
Elm ebsnfaQs aus Der 3ett um 1850
itQmmenbes tIeines goloeuatltertes
6alsiibrhen, bic 8Orberfeite pDIltg NIT
9idmanten in tiinitlertfher Nnoroz
nunq beoedt, bic RiitIeite nit etuem
ih0nen 6rauenbtlonib geI6miidt; etn
MeiIternert Der Gmatutertunit btIoet
oas tIeine .3ifferblatt, oas reiheR
9lumenihmut in feiniter Gmoilmales
rel trGgt. Gin anbsres 5alsiihrheu
aus Der 3sit 2ubtpigs oes 8ret3ebnten
ift auf allen Setten nit goIosmutaiers
ten 9lumsn en- relief beoedt. 8as
Saupt1tiit Der Sammlung biloet etn
istngerrine nit ubr aus Der 3ett um
1910. 0as llrgebduIe tptrD Don fetns
oearbeiteteu, goloemailierten Rurpatts
ben aetraeen unb lit berporragsno Or
namentirt; tpenu man ben Dedel oss
llebr6ens IelbIt offnet, 10 getDohrt
man stu. 5isrIidss SliigsLdItdr9eH
(Sriptp6pn), auf oem in transluStoer
GmaiLmaIerei Die &reu5iguns ghriitt
boraeiteIlt 1T. 0us miuuti0ie goIos
ematGIirte 3iffsrbIdtt6en 1T bon elmer
3artbeit unb Sdrmonie Der JorbeH.
rDie Tie nur sin aiinitler pom S1log
genpenuto GeQiuis suitdube bringen
tonnte. -- Bonn nationaIen Stanoa
punfte aus betra6tet, lit Is 3peifeIa
lps su beoauern, baB berporragenDe
aunItfperte nab gmerita gehen; non
, Stanopuntte bes &osmopoIiten aus
fann mon aber piellei6t etuen idpds
den Sroit ourin fiuben, baB otefs
aunitpsrte ben Sinn fir &unft IN
stuem 2anbe forbern beIfsu, ods in
Der 9ehnit 3pdr Der alten Welt pors
ausoeeilt lit, tbr aber auf oem 9ea
biete Der Sunit borIdufig nod na1'
ifebt.
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". 6. 2. q.

ssn Der beute a6sno In Der Rmo
Gineinnati Surnhaae ftattiiuosuoen
8erIammlung bes Roro Cincinnati
SurnDereins eslanesn auBerorotutIlh
tpiHiige geT6dfts Sur 9erboHolnng.
;Sn eriter Clint. ion cine 9erdnoeruns
Ter 9erfaHuns bes gereius iunttio'
nirt tperbtn uno duBeroem miifisn IN
Der @srIammIlina bic Delegaten gu oeS
9esirtstagIabung ertpdhlt iptroeH.
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9l5slid,er Sob.

sgrau GlIen Miller, u Sabre aft.
trurhs aeitsrn 4benb als aeite in ibrer
Wpbnung, go. 1042 eodns StraBe.
cufaefunSen. Der Coroner tpuroe BE-.
nohriHtiot uno trtlarte. baB bic greis
FIN infolse bon alttrsfhuode peri4it.
ben 1T.
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Dies ,lno 5aS.

- ebdrlss aneiI.l, bon SO. >4433
GoIsrain Zoe, nurbe seltern bonn 4rs
beitsoiKttor Small gum 5ilfspoli5ts
iten erudnnt. aneiiel mar bisber uIs
autI6er i'm itdotif4en armsuPaufs
tbdtig setpeIen.
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2okal-Derid)t
Die Slaalsgdebggbuag.

Dt llti!itdtsn g.orldss in fart Der.
dnbertsr syOrm poFirt. 8erIs'
suns oes 3udtbduies nuf's 2ano,
Dirette gsominotion fir Gou.
perueur unb gisesGouperneur &c.
plant. - 3iDei 9orIaesn i'm Sn.
tertFs gutter aanoitrab.n. Der.
fthitesnts.
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Gentid,sr gienier.g,reim.

slm anfhIub an bic beute abeno in
ber Central aurnhalle itottfinotrne
Weriammluna bss DeutihtH picHier
persias ipirb 6err Oscar Braun einsn
Bortrog hditen uno bic Mitalitosr iiHD
40 nisisr Deriummluns bDfIifit sinse'
lonens -
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H a b / lb etlung
--ber-
NernemiO,uG6e.

G1wade, nero5fe gerIouer. eenIaet bon eoiI'
HungSloiiafeit uuO t6ehten 1rdnmen, erl4opI-
enbeu 9lusfuTeH, grults, Rii6eu. ure aopls
f6mer5sn. 8aarausfau, stbnabme. bes essSIs
nHe Seh6ts, satarrb WtdGsBbrD6eu, Gfutlpets
iiorfunq, Nttbtgfstt. @rrot6en, 3ttteru, 1er5flos
pfeu Rru!t6efIemmung, aengitlttbielt uno 1rlns
Hnn-erfabren aus benz ,,SugenbfrsuHb", nte
sinfHdJ, IfneH unO billig Oac unudtiir-
Iihsn gerInitc nub aubere SOIgen in-
scnOliher gcrirruugcu griiublif ge.
beilt unb nOac 8ciunbheit nuS sSrob-
FINN iuiebererlaugt iperben fOHuen. --
8uus ncues SeiIuerfabreu. SeSer ieiH
cigener ar5:.
9tefes ouBeroroentIi6 trteref'ante rre lsrr.
rei5e &uh (Seutfte AuflGqe 1gl1), nel4es
bon SSuRg uuh Gilt UiauK uno Jrau, gelefsR
nerber foute fann eegeu GtHfer6ung bon %
Gents in griefmarfen oerfteSeit besoaen nernsH
bon oeI
9ripaf-SIinif, 1915. Goenne,
NEW YORK. w.
gaan sriDdbas oos Cincinnati gOEisbEah
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8eutIt6.

gefu6er (oer ourauf tpartet, gum
RittaqeHen etngelaoen 5u tDeroen):
.Shon 3tpet llbr .. ih baltic Sic &c"
niB pom Wittaeefen ub2"
5ausberr: vgitte, bite, sic nns
Iniat; aber mir sic rislsi9t2-
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Werf6isbenes.

glein3sitss In beiben 6duiun ipur0t
sine DpTlces sinotbrnnt. osr5ufoIse Der
EseintfnA slif hsm Guik ~ galam.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03
SOIL EXPERT FOR PARK HERE
Slower to Keep Him at Work
Until Near Middle of May.

G. 3. Maynadier. the government soil ex-
pert retained by Park Commissioner Stover
TO study conditions in Central Park, ar
rived in New York from Washington yes
terday morning. and went at once to sec
Commissioner Stover. He viii go on a tour
of inspection with Mr.. Stover to-day.
The services of Mr.. Maynadier. who has
recently been at work at Mobile, will be re-
aured here until the middle Of May. Com
missioner Slower said yesterday. He VIII
study the soil in the park at once. ana
will look into the matter Of the draining
of the lakes I'm the park.
While the soil expert VIII 20 through
all the parks of the city with Mr.. Stover,
he will devote most Of his time To Central
Park.
The services Of Mr. Maynadier were first
sought bv the Park Commissioner in De-
cernber. hut II was impossible for him 10
come here before March /. Mr.. Stover
saws he has been told that If the report OF
Mr.. Maynadier reaches the Board of Esti-
mate by May l. it will he i'm time TO be con-
sidered I'm the present budget, 50 that the
amount Of money required for resoiling
would he granted.
The Park Commissioner will ask Mr..
Naynader 10 examine samples of the silt
at the bottom Of the pool az l0lst street
on the west side Of the park, as he already
las had expert opinion ss to Tho value Of
Il as a fertilizer.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03
WINS A LONG OCEAN RACE
Arrow First of Three Big steer
Vessels to Reach Port.

In the early part of last DeceHioer
three big steel sailing vessels lay pe-
calmed in Sunda Straits. They nao
come from different ports in the facihc,
and ALL three were bound for the Cniteo
States. They worked inshore ana
anchored within signalling distance
while the crews prayed for wind Aiter
three days Of weather so calm that
feather could hardly be blown from decK
a fresh gale came up, and almost sin'ui-
taneously the three vessels got unueF
way and parted company.
One Of these ocean birds was the AT
row, a four-master of three thousano
tons. She was in command of Colin NC
Ivor, a sturdy Scotch navigator. VINO
was bent on leating his two companions
Of the sea to port. He put on all the sail
the Arrow could carry, and brought her
into Baltimore on February ID. He dld
not know that he won the race until the
Arrow was towed into dock in South
Brooklyn yesterday and berthed along
side the four-master Alcides. which ne
last saw scudding along ahead OF him on
the day he left Sunda Straits. The otner
vessel in the long race TO New York Is
the four-master Drumeltan, which Is ex-
pected to arrive here within few days.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03
FLYNN RAIDS IN HARLEM
Gets Fifteen Prisoners i'll Visit to
Alleged Gambling Place.

Deputv Commissioner Flynn, Lieutenant
Collins and a score Of detectives from the
Central Office conducted raid On an al
legged gambling resort in West ll6th street
last evening Fifteen prisoners out OF the
hundred and fifty men found in the place
were arrested on warrants issued by chief
Magistrate McAdoo, and half Of Harlem
population gathered about the doors Of the
place. fascinated by the sight OF big raid.
One Of Flynn's men had gained access to
the alleged gambling place last week, and
had gathered evidence sufficient TO warrant
the Deputy Commissioners raiding the
place, il is said II was not necessary for
the raiders 70 make use Of The new batter.
ing ram device placed in operation AT the
recent downtown raids 4 simple blow OF
the axe on the ordinary street door guard
ing the place made il give entrance 10 the
police. and they sVarmed ~ the stairs 10
the second floor
Here, it is said. the detectives found one
hundred and fifty men in many different
forms Of gambling All were Corrslled in
ono corner of the room. and then the fifteen
men called for In tho warrants were or
dered 10 step forth and submit 10 arrest.
Although Commissioner Flynn scrutinized
the face Of every man present he was not
able TO find the alleged owner OF the resort.
The fifteen prisoners We're taken 10 Police
Headquarters. where they were al charged
with being common gamblers and locked
up. Paraphernalia, including an entry
blackboard twenty feet ian length. was car
led OFT in patrol wagons.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03
ROBIN IN LONG TEST
Banker Examined for Four Hours
by District Attorney.

District Attorney Whitman spent tonr
hours Yesterday afternoon with Joseph u.
Robin. saying afterward that the banker
would he examined further tomorrow but
making no comment on what had occurred.
Or Louise G. Robinoyitch and Assistant
District Attorney Clark were present dur
ing part Of the examination.
Although no official announcement was
made. tho impression prevailed Yesterday
around the District Attorneys Office That
the Indictment against Or. Robiaovitch for
perjury would probably be dismissed. TIC
matter rests with Justice Seabury. before
whom il Is pending. 1t Is understood that
the District Attorney would not raise any
objection should the court dismiss the IN
dictment. as the uucorroborated statements
of the aged couple are the only eNidehce
upon Which she could be prosecuted.
The perjury alleged relates 10 Dr. Robin
ovitch's denial OF her parentsge. She mas
accounted for the letters in which she uses
tho words Dear mother by saving that
since childhood she and her brother have
believed that their parents were dead ana
that the couple in question were their tos-
ter parents.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03
HUNGARIAN PUTS UP BAIL
Alleged Baron Held on Charges
of Larceny and Carrying Weapon

The troubles Of Richard Won Arkovy, said
to be a Hungarian baron. and also wealthy.
began to pile up yesterday in court when
he was held on two charges. one Of carry
ing concealed weapons and the other of
grand larceny. Then Jane Cheron desired
10 enter third charge. likewise grand
larceny. againa the baron. but Magistrate
Corrjgan said that two were enough for
the present.
The charge of carrying concealed weapons
was made by the police, who found a pair
OF brass knuclSles when they searched him
at Police Headquarters. lie found his way
{, HEADQUARTERS through being arrested
after tussle on Wednesday night at the
Hotel Plaza on d warrant charging him
with the larceny of two platinum crucibles
from Julio s. Jarron. Cuban vice-consul In
this city on the larceny charge he was
held yesterday in $4,000 bail for further
examination b. Magistrate Corrigan to-
day.
The prisoner explained to the court that
the brass knuckles were all mistake. lie
said that he had carried them in Europe
to protect himself. as he had been attacked
on several occasions. lie further explained
that the night he was arrested was the hrst
time he had worn in this country the over
coat in which they were found, and that
Ne did not know they were there. He was
field. however. in $1,000 bail for the grand
jury on this charge. Bail was furnished IN
each case.
The charge which Jane Cheron wished
to present involved iewery, which she al
legged she had loaned Won Arkovy. but never
81 again
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03
ASKED CROPSEY TO EXPLAIN
Grand Jury Prods Commissioner
on Unnecessary Arrests.

Police Commissioner Cropsey spent an
uncomfortable quarter Of an hour yester-
day before the grand jury. II was under
stood that he had been subppnaed TO eX-
plain the method of the police In gathering
evidence of alleged crimes because of the
dissatisfaction OF the jurors With the tesu-
mony of patrolmen in cases sent TO the
grand jury by magistrates.
Commissioner Cropsey refused 10 talk
wien he emerged from the jury room. IL
was reported that while inside the jurors
had made him the target for rapid fire
Of pertinent questions regarding police al
fairs
Before the brief session ended the Com
missioner was requested, 1t vas said. to see
that hereafter patrolmen making arrests
secure evidence sufficient to warrant IN
dictment of persons accused OF crime the
intinlation being that to please him the
members of the police force were trying 10
make records by the number of their ar
rests. without regard 10 the likelihood ot
conviction.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03
MORE HEARINGS ON PIERS
Secretary Of War Acts on Re-
quest of Vice resident Sherman
From The Tribune Bureaul

From The Tribune Bureau
Washington, March 2.--On the urgent re-
quest Of Vice President Sherman, made in
behalf of the steamship companies whose
transatlantic liners enter New York, the
Secretary Of War consented to-day TO hold
a further hearing in his office next Monday.
Mr. Sherman. in conference with Secre-
tary Dickinson, stated that representatives
Of the companies had communicated to him
their desire TO appoint a commission TO
present further arguments against the un-
favorable report of the New York Harbor
Line Board. which. after protracted hear
lngs in New York. recommended adversely
on the applications OF the steamship com
panies to be allowed to extend their piers
In the North River Chelsea district I'm order
TO accommodate new ships Of increased
lengths.
Secretary Dickinson at first was adverse
TO reopening the case. holding that the
contentious OF the companies interested
were thoroughly presented 10 him In hear
ings granted during the latter part of Janu-
airy. and in hearings which were later con-
Quoted in New York by the Harbor Line
Board. lie held that this board Of three
members Is composed OF officers who rank
among the best engineers OF the country.
and that their report should be accepted
as fnaL However. az Mr.. Sherman has
urged. new hearings will now be had on
tie report.
Secretary Dickinson has turned tho re-
port over 10 General BiXby. chief Of en-
gneers. for q recommendation before re-
viewing II personally.
The prospect of inducing Mr.. Dickinson 20
reverse himself and two Of his predecessors
Il not favorable
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03
EPSTEIN ARRESTED AGAIN
New Step in Mayors Campaign Against
Man Who Harassed Hyde.

Alfred Epstein. a lawyer. Of No. go
broadway. was arrested yesterday and later
released by judge Foster In General Ses-
sions under 5000 bail on an indictment
charging forgery. II was alleged that Ep-
stein. who is awaiting trial on another in
dictment charging grand larceny, discount
ed with the Carnegie Trust Company on
october l. 1907, a note for $500 purport-
ing 10 be signed by Arthur j. Myers and
indorsed by HeineInan Brothers. grain deal
ers. OF No. 2l7 Washington street.
The facts upon which Epstein was In
dicted were brought 10 the attention Of the
District Attorney by Mayor Gaynor. Ep-
stein gained some publicity during the alb
eence of City Chamberlain Hyde by bring
ing a taxpayers suit 70 prevent the pay
uieut of Hyle's salary.
The accused lawyer vas taken into GUS
todv by Detectives Leigh and Boyle, Of the
district Attorney Office. a short time after
the grand jury filed Tie indictment, at !
o'clock. He Will be called upon 10 plead
Ia tLe indictment ON Monday morning.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03
SALVATION ARMY SALE.

The Salvation Army will conduct sale
~ work" under the auspices Of the com
mander Miss Booth, at It's headquarters
Nos. 10 and 122 West 18th street, during the
week beginning Monday. March o. II viii
he beld for the benefit Of the rescue work
among fallen women and street waits, and
,bere viii be sold d multitude OF articles
of great and small value among them Il
six flag given by Mrs. Taft Among the
rafronesses are Mrs. Taft, Mrs. Grover
Cicveland Mrs. Charles J.. Hughes. Mrs
Inseph Choate Mrs Russell Sage. Mrs
IJenrv CIews, Mrs Seth Low. Mrs. Wal
dorf Aston, Mrs. Bourke Cochran and Mrs.
samuel Cate!ni.er.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED.

Alden. March 2-stolEenfels GER. New York for
Bombay. etc. 49,, ~ A..
York via 81 Lucia and Bahia Blanca Tor
Callao. N. ~ vi.
for Buenos Ayres &C., A.. vi.
IJverpool. March 2-Canadan U3rl. New YORK;
'ri,lan (3r, New York for Manchester
port Natal March 2-sandon Hall (trl' New
Rotterdam. March i--Campanelo Br. New
eordes,,x Feb 2s-Caroline ,Fn. New York.
Rremen Feb 2s-Hesperus Ger. New YORK.
Uayre March 1-Prins Wilem " tDutchl, New
york via West indies and venezuela Tor Am
Nanchester' March I-suvanee OBp, New York
Via Avohmouth.
SAILED.
Saples March ]. 2 m-Roma tr)' IRON Mar
settles for New York.
oue,nstovn March -. 3:W p m -Adriatic tBr).
from Southampton and Cherbours Tor New
pordeSuN Feb 27-Hudson do). New York; esth.
Texas lFrl. New orleans.
barbados March l-Terence (BD. from Buenos
Ayres for New York. m
Port Limon Feb -. 3 r m--Prinz. August VIII
helm (Oer), New York
Shields, March 1--Christian Horn tGerl. from
Hamburg Tor Pensacola; Gut Hell tGeu,
from Copenhagen for New York.
Hun, March l-lieho lBr. S,N York
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03
rr1sE's DELAYS ANGER COURT
C,-e os Ante aio yucca Calls for'n
.Irdge Volt Censure.

,,. dolsv1 caused by thc O"l'o o'
,.,i,cd state. Attorney in prlnelhs u
Wv, .,,o case of Nntonio yucca former
.a~ v.ho vas indicted ON d cnarge OF
',r,,er,. .sluatou "f cheese importa'lons' :.
,r..,cb, f~r,h the censure OF Judee i1o'e
.sr5s, - when suo,her Adjournment was
~, rr ALeI !. smith. Assistant Oi''eo
etates Attorney. .,o,io, IN
st,.. his counsel had made tho,on -
-. the indictment, Mr.. yucca stepped
80 " ,be bar and ente~ed plea for SPeeoy
trial. s.ore ., he said
60, aek only for justice. have peen uhueI
.I,,.,,,ont five months. and ask loi
-, rial THIS delay has hnrt me WIN
80 - fyends. and it has almost ru'heo my
-, this man has said is true fa'o
,,1co Holt to Mr. Smith hJusuoo mas na9
,o,c You haze no system here' you
,,a .e 10 calendar; YOU shuttle the cases as
h@.' ,,eose, ~, without regard TO the rights
of the defendants -, ho zucca
take precedence over all others eN-
- -. ,wo in which the Defendants nav ,'s
ceP1 tie 10 give bail and are now i'll
,,rison AWAITING triaL