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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-04
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perridlteter Sadpe abjiebeu.

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Comb Strabs, bic iros ihrsr 81 Sabre
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gu.bst mar. gsitsrn Quhmittag nit si.
rem grt.ten COR Dem 6eiratbsIi3ens.
Glert erItien. I'm bas H0tbige Iotu.
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IN 8e3ug duf 6eiratbsaneeIsgsnbeitsn
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frau 4nna perlor ibrsn eriten Sat,
.sn ourb ben LOB, pdhreno ibr 3peitss
cor m.br ols brti Sabrsn ipurIos Der
itnaHo. Ia lie ni6t lGrgsr als
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psrbisnen, bate lie fid ben ,Drittsn"
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tdtesri1t begIeitets. aIs iie jsbpd
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Sheiouns srianet 81 babsH, tsine 81.
sens erbaItsn tonnie. eeristb Iis in
aufreguug uuo perlansts, oaB ibr aui
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Doats uno tonnts niht peritsbsn, BAT
eiss ni6t ohns gtnrsihung siHer ala
&c betpertftsaist perber tonnte uni
todr hohit sHtriiitst, mas ibr bic 2i3.Ha
Ceripeissrt puroe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-04

te G6nittpaarenhdnbler bon Roro
Cincinnati erfreut bate, legte bic iibers
aus 5ablreihs getbeilisung an ieinem
ssftsrn Fatisebabten 2eitenbesdnsnib
berebtes 3eugnib ab. Die fterbli6e
6iille bes 9dbingefdieoensn purbe
geItern 0ormittdg bonn Sterbebduie
Ro. 2618 Wins StraBe na6 Der ScOt>
tifb Rite aatbebrale iiberfiibrt, no fie
bis sur Stunbe Der 8:erDigung am
Rahmittag dufeebaErt lag. Die 3ruu.
erfeier puroe bon 6errn paitor grnit
8ob bon Der CD. ct. Sobdnnss air6e
duf Dlt. Quburn geleitet. Der Dem Ser
eipigtsn einen tiefgefiiblten Nahruf
ipiomete. auBerbem fiibrte nod bic
6dnfelmdn Gommdnberp Ro. IS Der
5empelritter unter Der Geitung BON
Or. p. 5enolep ibre 3sremonien our6.
Die geiieBung erfolste auf BEN
sprtng 8rope 5risbhoi. 2tIs gabrs
tudtrdgsr fungirten oie 5srren 8ils
liam UlaqIen, 8. 81. Joues, grnIt
Wulff unb 8. Sdr0ber uno biz Gbrsnz
babrtu6trdgsr fparen fur bic 5dnisIs
man gommanbern bic 5erren Qouis
%. Dirtb. q. g. Mlms, .. .. Dorm
uno Gilbert 9. Rndn; fir ben Rortb
Cincinnati gufineb Men's Club bic
5srrsn Or. Otto 9itmdnn, 5reo.
9dmbsd, CD. Jatobs uno DilIiam
prnfots
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-04
3eleijle Dsliaeinadb bridtex.

- 5Obn Grei3nsr. BON go. 1926
Wain Strabe, iieuis iih friib ssitsrn
Wotssn I'm fi6biiinsn foIpital elm,
nm fn perihientne Wun6en anb Rom
tufomn DtrbiHben Su laHen. CT ipilI
an Der Glber unb .Wine Gsrabe pcu
Drti unbetannien. Wdnnern o6ns
Orunb iiberfGIlen unb miBbanbsii
apcrbtn fem.
- Der az Sabre 0lie Sos. Goir,
Don 30. 1910 Genital Npenue. jfelIse
Nd gejiern NIT b5s Seyfmlngenem Gt.
fibt i'm ftGbtif4sH eoipitaI esn. Ok
be96uptete. BON unbetonuteHsT T dnnern
an ter WtTA6eB Mheuus nieneraes
lastH uHb NIT Gsbt e1smit fan.
- es1fE lsl4Haf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-04
Sd,fuar,e Tiebiu.

Mm. Sobniton, BON go. 1881 Rid
moHo Strabe. siug gsitsrn absno
ourh Gmitb Court, elm. 4fsn 3piitsn
4ier uno 5ter 4oeHue uno Smith uno
Jobn StrdBs. als er pl6sli4 BON elmer
rieiigen Rsserin umgeranni puros. Be
Dor CT iih BON isinsr usberrdihung srs
bolie, hate ols Jrouensimmsr
ibm S22 aus Der 1ains ftibiB. uno
tpar NIT ibrer gsut: IN Der Gun.eIhstt
rerIhuuncen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-04
Nutter geIud,t.

DIE Ia Naonoie olte China Gibbs,
fsnrb sefttrn I'm iidbtifH<n 0oipiial
unb bic anitaIisbtb6rben bdben ff
bisher pergsblid) bemiibt. NnaebSrig.
ots ainbes ousfiHbie Az MAIDEN. Das
yebtert fpurbe an elmer Qinbersrons.
iroHfptit ltibenb BON tiner1rnu, ipelhs
fih Quep Gibbs mamie unb bebonptes
ts, oit Butter bes MGbntns 3u fein
unb an Gfminarp Qnnf. Molnut Gins,
iu fuebnen. in bos 6oipstni getrod)t.
Die 9ofpitdlbtb5rbsn ipartn bis1er
ni4t TIM Stdnne. bic Wohnuna Der
0r0u an Seminary Cane su fin0en.
De tIsine esi4e sDurbesna@ bsr gspr,
.atse settaJbt<.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-04
ltnteridlaamna.

anorstp Shparbsrs, BON 80. $50
Diner Strabs, psriudie ssiisrn. ais
aonftablsr 6arrp 6asin ibn Derbdftsts,
aus eiuem 5snitsr beg Stpeitsn Stod-
merits 5u iprinstn, puroe aber bon
oem geamisn an Der 4usfiihruna fsiz
nee Dorbabens psrhinosri. CT purbe
einseipsrrt. jebod ipdtsr ssg.n Burg
ihaft pieoer auf freien Jub gti,st.
Shparberg tpirb bon Der aroser Gro
esrp &. gaiing 60. Der llntsri1lasuns
BON $11 befhulnigt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-04
II n ia Tie.

Der 35 Sabre alie msihsniteIler
CHARTS gondros, bon go. 735 Glen.
iDop aDenue, fiel in Der Tltttipcf
Raht bon siu.m 3nge- CT ihIepptt
iih in einen Shuppsu, no er geftsrn
Worstn bon benz polisiiisn gaffsrip
gefunoeH iuros. DIR 8eruneliifts
Duroe nad benz it6oiiihsH 3oipital
esbrdtt. ipc ss itd sreab. bab .r fit
bic Itnte Siifie. iosuis msbrere Rippsn
aebrp6en bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-04
1iss unb Sas.

- Die stptibunesrt iiberlsbenosn
Witglieotr oes 4. Ohio Dol. FapalIe
rit.Resiments psreeu am s. Gftober
ras gol0ene JubilduER ihrer GiuuIu-
iieruns beseben uno e. fpurbe gu ois=
fem 3trede In elmer gsftern Abenn in,
9aufe bes 1errn aueisu Wuliin fiot..
gtfuHbtnen Derjomm!uug stn Arronnt.
ruentb d9aDf6asA sxncnnts
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-04
ssmaeusll6sr Nduter.

Ter Ehneiotr Gmil Wsnbeiio6n
Don Qo. 512 Glm Esrabs puroe &c.
tern Qanmiiias pon einem unbsfnnns
ten, fhdbis sssisieeisn. siipa Is Sabre
1litn Buyfnen in fsiner Wsrsiidtts nit
rorgtbclienem RtDolper aufssbalien
.lno um IS bernubi. Der, D.fperaco
Stng riidDdrts CUR abiir binaus unb
ttrfHlpdno IN siner nntestlsstnsn
sAlIep.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-04

Cob Cream. Wlon iebt einen,
gor3euantopf in tohenoes WaiIer unp
ihmilSt oonn Is @r. peiBes Maas
nit 80 or. ManoeIDI sufammen, fiigt
nad unb nab s 9r. bsites, fdurefrsies
9Ipcsrin btn3u, parfiimirt oieie Wti=
idung nit einem 9ropfen aoienpl
uno riibrt fie NIT einem tIetnen Sol5s
IDffsI, Big tie bid tpiro. ST bic gpIo
Cream itetf. fiilIt man 9las= ooer
porSenanbofen bamit unb benabrt
hieIe an tiiblem Srt. Die'es eigeHs
5abritat psroisnt Dor getauftem be-
fonoeren 8or3ug unb pirb bic riiIigeH
Sanoe balo pieoer heriteuen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-04
Eeltsutr ,yan.

0eorg Gdrb. ein "A Sabre alter
Sdreiner BON go. 2201 Geit Strnbe,
itsIIte iih sefiern an aarboli1ure leis
oeno i'm ftdstiihsn ooipitaI Elm. er
bate cine Wunos am 4rme lang. 3tit
nit Rnrbolidure b.b1noeli uub fid
Nerourd bic 9srsiftuHs SusesoseH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-04
spraua nns hem aeuirer

Geors Green:r, 40 Sabre alt. pOtn
hdft an 13tsr uHo 8ine Strube
fprang ssItern atsHo i'm SGufsrpabn.
finn aus eem Gsnitsr fsines, i'm stpsi
Ten Stotiperts bsfinolihtn 3immsrs
CT tpuroe Ihlsunigft in sinsm patrOl
ipossu Hah benz itaotifttn 5oIpitaj
gebrati, mo .s ii6 ergub, odb CT nidt
ocrlsst tpproen mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-04
UeiaMlid,cs geriehen.

Taabel Meft. Is Sabre alt, bon Ro.
17o4 Din. Strabs. perpedieIts ssi.ern
Abene fura ndh 10 lIbr cine Glaid,e.
tptIne RarboIidursloiuns entbi.li. NIT
elmer Wshi3infldite unb irant pom
btm Gift.. Si. ipuros fhlernisit na6
pem ftGotiihtn Soipital asbraht. no
nnter anipsnbuns Der Tsasenpumps
BITE Oefabr beisitiat purbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-04

Die yolisei nurbe sriu6t, sa6.
forf6uusen mad, esm 10 Sabre alien
6rant Jaque an3ufts!isn. pslder felt
benz %. Mai aus fsinsr elisrIihen
gDobnuns, Ro. 5633 psnn ap..
pleafant Ribgs, perihlDunbtn in.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-04

4nttperpen. anget.: oMenos
nirse" Don pbilabslpbia.
Heapel. 2lnget.: r5dnt anan~
bon Reip Yort.
Glasgow. 2tnget.: .gartbusis
nidn" Don BbilabeIpbia.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-04
lie semStratar.

Giir bieiss gInti fpurbsn gsilsrn pon
ben Sptiiern 6. alein &c Bro,
To. ABS Race S!robe. folsenbe lem.
perntur unierihiebe resiItrirt:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-04

9cnti6er g,ipmierpere In.

Wsthsilisung am ~Deu.iden Tag be.
ihlofisn. - Dos beporiiebsHbs 43.
Stiftunssfei'. gspiIigung fir
ods Sabn sTentmal. - Anlhlub on
ben StabiDer5ono nisbergeitimmt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-04

Die poIiaei fahnbst dilf eintn
10 Sabre olten Burden, ipeI1er i'm
Yerbadis itebt. syrou Solpotore gico
BON Gbienso In einem Shlafnassn
aaf Der Johrt bon gbicaso mad GIN
einnati nm cine Sanbtaihe nit
Sdmudfd6en i'm Wertbe pon 5000
teitoblsn 3u bdben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-04
@erIprtns Qtebesmiih.

Ser o rel ne \ le e . lft u q.
ia hdb ih meine uite grbtante
Sabre lang ppufiert. uno nun iteIIt iich
Bel Der MISUNDERSTANDING heraus,
bab iie Den ysbleu gDisoerbringer" ibs
res WsrppeIs Syiffi aum llnipsriolerbsa
| sineeiest bat!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-04

Stadtsanpali 5enrp T. CUNT tpirb
Der bemotratiihs Waporstanoiba.
fsin. anpaIt etanIsp 2. gotpol.
unb Qnpalt Soel Z. gIor., Die ictpeii
iih um bic Termination beiporben Bat.
ten, ba6en seitern formstIe grtlGruns
gen erlaTen, In fpelfen fis tbrsn Rid.
triti 81 Guniien BON Staatsonnalt
CUNT an.iinoissn.
n
3la6otm bic Temo.raten iih oefiern
Rahmiiiog auf StoatsanpGlt 5enrp
2. 5uut als ibrsn Wapors.aanbioa.
:sn seetHigt bottsu. tamen aut oieies
Elaen fur Die anbersn aemttr, bi. fid
biz oabin i'm 5intergruno aebaltsn
tastsn. gum gorftsin. fir elsrt ees
9soli3eigeri6is lperoen Iih gbas. Wen.
1no uno Dan. W. Dalton bsipsrbeu,
iodhrsno artbur Stride uno .Squire"
Sos. 2. Wpers INNER nod fir bic
Termination ais goliseiri6tsr inn
5elbe iinb. Cir Staotanipolt rpsroen
alfrso geiimon unb Wm. gecaheabon
ssndnnt. ipdhrsnb fir giss.Mapor Si.
nieon Jchnfon Der sinsise aaneihot su
icin ifeiEi. prssectt Smith, aanoi.
ea' fir Sup,riorri6tsr, Theint !,ine
CppoiliicH gu bobsn, .benfo pirb
5errn Sra Q. Wafb6urn bic Romino.
ton iiir staotsaucitor Hi6t ftreitis
s.maht iperoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-04

'Jn(anOGe(egrap6
Der erS6u6of 9uig(eD OOll
Chicago
Wir0 bic aaroinalswhrSe er=
baltea.
MSmiral Sogo
Tim ytitternadt in gtap yorf on9e.
folitmen.
Dos Der. stautsn sreisgeri6t bon
gSeip Yorf
9at Der american 5obacco Gompanp
itritte BeiIungen gsgebeu,
Die auf Die QufI0iung Der aorporas
tion ge3ug babsu.
4OO pslagratrante in 3pei Counties
bon &entutp sntoett
uno II beftnbsn ii4 i'm Srrenaibl
fur oas Oitliae aentudq.
Der Wtarine : Qeutnant G6as, 6.
Stllbart Bat in Nsp Yort Selbits
moro tegangen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-23
M'CUMBER FOR TREATIES
North Dakota Senator for I'm
amended Ratification.
lFfom The Tribune Bureau. !

Washington, Oct. Ex-senator Porter j.
McCumber, OF North Dakota. who is a
member OF the Committee on Foreign Re-
lations but was not present when the arhi-
tration treaties were considered, declared
to-day that he would stand with the mem
hers Of the committee who signed the
minority report by fighting for the ratiflca-
ton of the treaties without amendment.
Il am with the President in regard TO
these treaties" said Senator McCumber
81 was not in Washington when the com
mittee made its report, and that is why
do not appear I'm the record opposing the
amendments suggested
Il think IL is about time we began TO
do little something toward peace. We
have been going forward increasing our
ornaments and expanding waists sums get
ting ready for war, building ships, which
will become obsolete in a few years, when
as a matter of fact the people OF TINS
country do not want war. We are peace
loving people. and IL is time that we should
embrace every opportunity that makes FOR
peace
For my part, I would much prefer to
have the people Of Europe expend their
money in buying our produce than In buy
ing arms and building ships We do not
furnish them any of the iron and steel
which go into their ships, and military
equipments We do not furnish any OF the
labor that builds their ships and fortifica-
lions / would much rather that they
should use their energies making what we
want 10 buy and their money in buying
what we produce. II would he better for
MS and better for them. The worlds COM
merce cannot be advanced by war. but by
peace Let the money and the energy Of
people now wasted in wars and prepara-
lions for wa be turned into channels Of
commerce and trade. and the whole world
will be better for it,
Now. for years We have been putting
everything possible into the hands Of COM
missions, deleeatins one duty after an
other 10 different commissions. and yet.
when it comes to a movement which has
for its purpose the peace Of the world
certain Senators fear that the prerogatives
Of the Senate may he infringed by reason
of a treaty which refers 10 commission
the determination of what is a justiciable
cause. ] do not see il that way, nor do /
believe I'm any Of the dire predictions made
by those who are seeking excuses for op-
posing and defeating the arbitration
treaties
1T is time we considered this matter in
sensible way. and accept measure
which means a step in the direction OF
world peace. There are many ways in
which the money expended for war pur-
poses IN This country could be used to bet
ter advantage for the whole people. 1t is
more important that this country should
take the lead and maintain il in the great
movement for the peaceful settlement Of
all International disputes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-23
TO DEDICATE ELKS' NEW HOME
Members from All Over Country Will
Honor Mother Lodge

All arrangements have been completed
for the dedication Of the new home Of New
York Lodge !, 3. +. o. f.. i'm West go
street. near Broadway, on Saturday There
will be Eks present from almost every
state i'm the Union TO do honor to the
mother lodge governor DIX, a member of
the order. viii make an address. and there
VIII be present Mayor Gaynor, John X.
Tener Governor Of Pennsylvania. honor
able past grand exalted ruler: August Herr
mann. Of Cincinnati, past grand exalted
,uler; Harry Sanderson, past grand exalted
ruler: jerome r. Fisher. of jamestown.
n. y. past grand exalted ruler. Colonel
Alfred Il. Holley Of Hackensack. y. j..
grand trustee. Police Commissioner Waldo.
Deputy Commissioner Dillon, Justices JON,
j. Delany. Edward j. Gayesan aud John
Ford OF the Supreme Court; Judge Otto
Rosalsltv Of the Court of General Sessions.
Judge Peter Schmuck OF the CIV Court
and Senator Robert wagner.
Joseph + Fannng. honorable past erani
exalted ruler. OF indianapolis VIII conduct
the general exercir-s acting as the repre.
sentative of colonel John =. Sullivan. grand
exalted ruler. OF New Orleans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-23

the lake OF fire is forever removed, for ars
cannot hurt fire.
II there were absolute certainty that God
existed and could and would reward ali
virtuous acts here below. the virtue in sad
good acts here below would necessarily he
stripped OF about % per cent OF it's virus
and virtue and policy would 20 hand m
hand II would be case Of you pay yoIr
penny and you take your choice
Hence, God does not show Himself He
hides Ills face, and there are no longer
miracles II there were everybody woi,la
be good, because II would pay. II Christ
came 10 Chicago everybody would do az IL
said. provided He came with power and oo.
as a thief They would serve Christ az
humbly as mis- thousands Of employees serv.
Rockefeller.
Chsloner forcibly scored tho "falsaiy
called" higher critics who make assault,
on the Scriptures.
They should Re called liar critics. and
lower critics he said The ignorance Q,
their logic is appalling. They use logic TO
deceive through failacies.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-23
TO DISCUSS FIRE PREVENTION
Commissioner Johnson Calls a
Conference for Wednesday.

Fire Commissioner Johnson has sent IN
vitations to one hundred citizens 10 attend
a conference he has called on the proven.
ton of fires. 10 be held in the assembly
hall at Fire Headquarters Wednesday
morning.
Civic organizations will he represented
and twenty experts identified with the es-
tabltshment Of the Fire Prevention Bureau,
which became fact last Thursday when
Governor Dix signed the Hoey bill, will a..
tend.
The Fire Commissioner said he was bur.
dened with the responsibility Of preventing
fires, but that the Board OF Estimate had
failed 10 appropriate money 20 establish
and carry on the work outlined in the bill
In his invitation the Commissioners said:
The Fire Prevention bill has been signed
bv the Governor and is now law TIE
BOARD of Estimate and Apportionment has.
however, failed 10 provide an adequate ap-
propria ton to establish and carry On the
work outlined in this bill. The work is OF
great and immediate Importance, ana your
counsel and influence are sought.
II is also Of the FIRST moment that the
hubble understand just what the response
hilities and duties OF the Fire Commission.
or are under this measure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-23
GANG MAN M0RTALLY SHOT
saloonkeeper, Held in $4,000,
Says He Was Attacked.

James Crooke, the one wounded member
Of the gang that held up and attempted to
rob Joseph Trerweller an aged saloon
keeper in the hallway Of his home at No.
1893 Second avenue. early yesterday morn
ing, died yesterday afternoon in the Pres
byterian Hospital Coroner Feinburg was
al the dying mans bedside, but could get
no statement from bin.
Men from Police Headquarters were hard
AT work all day i'm the hope of getting the
trail of the remainder Of the gang Thomas
Smith. the man arrested i'm the Yorkville
court yesterday morning upon the identih-
cation Of the saloonkeeper, in the course Of
The lat'er's arraignment before Magistrate
FrescM on charge OF felonious assault
would make no statement Of any kind as he
sat in his cell Yesterday.
I'm all his conferences with the police yes
terday Trierweller. who was out on parole
did not deviate in any way from the story
he first told. He says he had closed up the
saloon about ] o'clock and had started up
stairs TO his fat on the second floor AS
he did So he says. seven men came into
the hallway from the street door and began
crowding around him. telling him they
wanted a drink
TIierwellers wife was with him She be-
came frightened and started up the stairs.
As she did so one Of the men spranS in
front OF her, the others grabbed her hus-
band. and a fight began. Trierweler,
though well along in years, put up a credi-
table battle, but the men finally got him
down. lie says they started through his
pockets. beating him and kicking him the
while. but as he lay on the floor he man
aged 10 get his hand 10 his hip pocket
and pull his revolver one Of the gang
STEERS. he SAYS, grabbed the weapon to wrest
IL away from him. and as he did so the re-
yolver went off His assailant fell back
ward with a eroan and his companions
dashed out the door.
Trierweller was held in $4,000 bail for as
sault, and Smith, now in jail, is held in
S. go on q charge OF robbery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-23
FORKED TAIL ON COMET
Beliawsky's Discovery Photographed
from Flagstaff, Ariz.

Flagstaff Ariz.. oct Beljawsky's
comet has been observed at Lowell Obser-
vatory every night since October 10. II was
located by Professor Lowell. Owing 10 tho
ne2rness Of the comet 10 the sun. photo
graphic observations have been difficult but
its spectrum has been observed usually and
photographed since October 10.
The bright sodium lines have decreased
in intensity until they have become quite
faint. 4 photograph obtained last night
with a rapid prismatc camera shows that
the character Of the light from the comets
head aud tail greatly resembles that Of
Halleys comet as II was seen on April g
last year The length Of the tail visible
last night was about eight degrees. A
photograph showed IT TO be forked the
northern end being the longer. and better
defined.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-23
MAN OF MYSTERY DEAD
Fought in War Under Assumed
Name.

Waterbury. Conn, oct. 22-Christopher
Foley, who died in the Hartford Amshouse
on Saturday. was a mysterious character
about the state for years. He was one OF
gang whose exploits were well known in
New York City nearly as far back as the
Tweed ring, and he came from a family
which stood well.
lie got remttances for years with the
understanding that he remain away from
the lower East Side and another section
Of the city, and he rigidly kept his prom
Use never to return. Foley fought i'm
New York regiment yaliantly under an
other name and was fine fnisner of mo-
rocco while he worked in the old days of
Rockwell's big plant, AT Classon and Flush
ing avenues, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-23
TAFT TO ADDRESS MINERS
Will Speak on Federal Government and
the Industry at Chicago Congress

Chicago. Oct. 22-Oficial announcement
Of the governments policy concerning the
Alaskan coal fields is scheduled as the most
important feature of the fourteenth an
nual session of the American Mining Con-
gross. to 20 held mere October "a to q, in
elusive. Secretary Walter L. Fisher is on
the programme TO speak Friday, and Presi-
dent TAT, is scheduled 10 give an address
Saturday on The Federal Government and
the Mining Industry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-23
UNDERWOOD FOR PRESIDENT
Senator Bankhead Says Leader Has No
Equal in Congress.

Birmingham, Ala. oct 22.-Congressman
oscar W. Underwood. Of Alabama is PIT
forward as the next Democratic candidate
for President by United States Senator
John II. Bankhead, Of Alabama, in state
ment issued here to-day. Mr.. Bankheal
declares Mr.. Underwood has 80 equal in
either branch of Congress in the execu-
ton of public policies. and that his ca
pacity for organization is shown by his
control Of the present House majority.
M Underwood entered the House in
1898 without prestige or influential friends
90 aid him. declares Senator Bankhead,
"aud / challenge any one - point to u
single public act or utterance of Mr.. Tn
dcrV Gods that can be Justly criticised His
private life and character are in perfect
accord with his public record"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-23
TO SPEAK ON THE BUDGET
Mr.. Fosdick. Commissioner of Accounts
To Be Heard To-day.

RAYMOND b. Fosdick, Commissioner Of
Accounts. will he the speaker az the budget
exhibit. No. S2O Broadway, at noon to-day.
Robert W. De Forest, president OF the
Municipal Art Commission and vice.pres-
dent of the Metropolitan Museum Of Art,
will make an address at o'clock. and Her
man Robinson. Commissioner OF Licenses,
will follow at o'clock.
The exhibit was open yesterday from Il
o'clock until : In the evening. II was esti-
mated that twenty thousand persons at.
tended.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-23
BUDGET SHOW CLOSES OCT. 20.

Thol1ands Of taxpayers. and Just plain
citizens who don't pay taxes have visited
the budget exhibit at No. 800 Broadway
since it opened. on October 2. All Of them
have taken away much valuable informa-
ton In regard 10 the affairs OF Father
Knickerbocker. You will md II interest
ing. too II shows YOU how they spend the
money. only a few days left II closes
Saturday, October ~