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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-04-04
Fifteen Cases 1t was his honor,

Fifteen Cases 1t was his honor
Alderman Hopkins, at yesterdays
session Of the police court In all
there were fifteen cases, most Of the
offenders being convicted. tle fines
ranging from SO to $15. The mayor
was out Of the city, while the mayor
pro TEN could not be present and
the popular young alderman from
the first ward was requested to pro
side over the session. which he did
with ability.
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"BOSS" COX RETURNS.
Cincinnati Man Must Face Additional
Perjury Charges.

Cincinnati, o., April 3.-George b.
Cox Cincinnatis republican leader,
after t7ree days "a sence, following
The returns Of fresh indictments
charging him with perjury, appeared
in court today A thousand-dollar
bond was furnished.
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SMALLPOX BREAKS OUT
AMONG ITALIAN IMMIGRANTS
Eight Hundred Held Aboard Steamer
From Genoa.

Philadelphia, Pa, April g. Eight
hundred persons arriving yesterday
on the Italian steamer Verona, from
Genoa and Naples via Non Yo k -'e
still detained aboard the vessel ! e.
cause Of smallpox amon@ tie passan-
gers.
one patient was removed from TIE
ship at New York, Aft"r tho vessel
was fumi2ated it left this port. Yes.
'crday a woman aud her child, who
developed the disease were taken
from the steamer at Quarantine.
Among the hundreds of persons
waiting for release are five prospec.
tive bridegrcoms.
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THE MINISTRY REoRGANIzED..
Spanish Statesman Given Free Reign
BY King Alfonso.

Madrid April 3.-Canaleias minis
try as reorganized, was gazetted to-
day. The Premier was given free
rein by King Alfonso, as a condition
upon which he withdrew his resigna-
ton Saturday.
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COMMANDER LATCH DIES.

Philadelphia, Pa, April 3.-Com-
mander Edward Biddie Latch, U. s.
n, died today, aged IS. He served
in the Civil war on the Hartford
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greatly otligng,
Yours truly,
CITY & SUBURBAN RAILWAY co,
Frank D. Aiken, Manager,
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Matinee and Night
4 Three New Pictures.
The evening world., 1911-12-16
COLUMBIA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Selling: purse s2O0: for
thre-year-oljs n upward: six fur.
longs-Hiocrnica, 40 Turner. 8 to 1,
o to 2 and 6 to 8. first: DR.. Burch, IL
u. Cook. - to !. IL to I and Z 10 !,
second; woodiAndsr. is tFsirbrothsr),
2 to ]. even and 2 to s. third. Time,
liz 40. Tennessee hoy. Leon H.. Eliza.
beth o.. Outpost. Catrokc. Brandolins
also ran and finished as named,
SECOND RACE-Seling. for two-year.
ODDS. nix fur1ongx.-Silas Grump. 100
CMcTaRgart. . to 3. ! to : aud out. first;
Queen Zee, 1W Curner). s to 3. I TO ?
and out. second; Jawbone, ii9 Hopkins).
II 10 3. 4 to g and l TO 3. third. Tire. liz.
Sarg KIRK. Orperth n Mamita also
ran and finished as named.
THIRD RACE-Seillng: purse $500: for
t~hrec-year-olds and up. six %furlongs-
Joe Rose. Ics GIopkins). 6 10 8. ! to 2
and out. first, F1arney. 40 81. Hanover).
30 to I. z to ! and 3 to l. second; Sir
Edward. I2s Grand. 7 to 2. G to Q and
. to s. third. Time. LIS 2-b. Billy
Barne. Chiffon Sauaw. Horace E. Star
board also ran and finished Az named.
1OTRTII RACE-Sclrng; purse 500:
for thrce-ycar-olds and upward: one
mile.-Haldcman. rs Csikirvin). 9 to 6.
l TO , and out. trst: Sem. Qusver. tx
CTurner). 7 To .. q to z and ] to 2. sec
ond; OHIO. los nIopkins), Z To !. 2 to !
and I to 8. third. Time--i.@ " as. Dolly
huffman. Casque and Markham also ran
and finished as named.
The evening world., 1911-12-16
HE'S NOT GOING TO ITALY.
"
SSWnv Man - NsHb~d Boarding
Steamer with Tsthcr's e2OO

christlah FU,yi's yogng wife In l,aiy
will not have him viii her tAis Christ
mSs. lie IL detained at the Browns.
va, station, brooklyn hy the roi.cr
Nho snatohci him frc.N 'h- Kans plank
OF the Cunarier Parpnla to-dsy Jus
as r. MAS about to SAT tor his nolida,
visit
fugIl disappeared Q " MA home al
No, s3b kocAaway N'"I1 .rStu rLn'
AZ to hans time ., frtTer. ltsifh
M sound What 40 90 ais "
igtas al departed, gA1 tatnsc told
,H' @ 10 thotsLt .Ia S,a u.,l
str.t,i lJtas to l,alS - rags Christ
!nas n!iA his w.te,
ncireuSa Ryan Nent 10 10 curs"i
do'Ft ~, 4H st lJgf p e'l A. prn n
the las, to board tho ship was FurEi
After Ao als sAs 10 4 cell at ths
brow asy!iie station he made q moose oi
his ntckre and tried to hang himself
Doctors were called from ~. Mary
hospital. and they ss,d he hada't hur,
h.mTelf Ia the least.
The evening world., 1911-12-16
CHILD SHOPPER KILLED
IN STREET By BIG AUTO.

Violet Schwarts. the eloven-year-old
daughter Of Andrew Schwartz OF No.
eo6 West forty-sixth street. was run
over and instantly killed by a biz
automobile truck on Eleventh avenue
neas Forty-sixth sti cot Tits afternoon
she was crossing ,hc street and slipped
on the We, asphalt under the front
wheels OF the truck.
The big vehicle. which Is owned \!
the plano firm OF Kohler 4 CampbeN
WAS driven by Peter J. Cleary OF No
1911 Heath venue. the Bronx. he did
not see the child until she fell and
rolled under the wheels. lie stopped
the truck within half Its length. but
not before the child's ilfs had been
crushed out.
No one could he found sfterward who
had actually seen how the child fell.
she had been marketing for her mother
and was returning home. Her body was
carried into her home M the driver
OF the auto-truek WAS arrested and
locked up In the West For,y-seyenth
street station.
The evening world., 1911-12-16
BICYCLE RACE.
CONTINUED from First Page.)

than throwing rider, out Of condition
v.. pu,,,pp tbcm in on.r trim FOR ,h.
o,ai bea,,-br..kipp hour ,o.,Iyhr
nnr,ng tho aS,cr,oop Moran .,o,,.
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49, H., -. "a ,..,,.v. M. ~. -.
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n',e'h"on ~ w. '"', ,N."is' ."s
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'nn' '."."' w. a.'"'' ,os", W ""'u
The evening world., 1911-12-16
CIGAR CAUSES CHURCH FIRE
Ftrepreos Room saves -. Thomas.
Parish House from DAMAGE.

Edmund N, spear. sexton OF 81
Thomas's Church, at flfth avenue and
ryfty-third s,rect. discov cred ~mokc
arising from the basement OF the
parish house IN Fifiy-third street. this
afternoon. Uo Was unable 20 ma the
Al. from which the smoke came ana
called the Fire Department, Two ON
pan,es responded
The home of Cornelius Wander bii,.
who was operated upon for appendicitis
TO. DAY, Is d.acctly across the street
from the church ana the ringing OF the
40 engine bells caused some anxiety
in the vanderbilt homo. Tramo IN .'tfth
avenue was checked Tor a Jsief period,
Wide he nrelnen scns6; no soul &c vi
tao slnoIS.
They found SOME carpenters had been
working In Q 1reproot room In the
basement and that one of them had
dropped . cigar stump In some wUste
material. The nrccroof character Of
The room prevented damage 70 the
parish house. The sa~ss was easily ex-
tlnguished.
The evening world., 1911-12-16
SUNDAYS jUAREZ ENTRIES,

FIRST RAG. on. nais ~lLn. -ze,sas,
I'd Il u. iSs &SisssII,liis G,s'', sa iss hiS;+s"'-ss"'
MSs.sl. ~, ~ hoy i~ ipss'sa,' i&!
iii"nsx,' iii, s,sns. III. Ffiice wsisr' III
Amadeus, iis' Jeanne OAR ~. Annual IN
"TiliRn RACE ssirnr one mile. Ke,
No,ins iOd J,an. io6 Ninnolsts, iOo ses.
.ssk, loo. Aisn fssn'' ia Round snd Rouad.
'tnrRrH n,uL-n Handicap; six fu-iou,s.-
g: s.r THss ~ FRA. st g, i ia..s.1, III '''4''' liz
fitTh isSTl Will. ifis'"' az slAf md n mar. 81
tHaausNeS' ioyi HNsrc ibiss'' 'iog4 NJ. And ii@"s
ChIIa, ITO Bsltouia ITO. Golahnn. lid 49,
NArH la, D. selling iM.c and tlce.x.
,cnrl. slsaf lau.p VI iIta seps, No iass
"a N,m cues1, Ia. fros, ltd Miss Non,
10 jim ta,tsns, lU.,
The evening world., 1911-12-16
POLICE CLUBBERS
KEEP ANTAKLAUS
OUT OF ONE HOME
William Carroll, Victim of As.
sault, Is Laid Up for Re-
pairs in Hospital.
Y STARTS PROBE.
Innocent Child Made Trouble
for Father, Who Was Black
lacked at His Door.
MAYOR STARTS Q

Charges have boon prefer ed 10 Mayor
Osynor n Commissions Waldo
against two policemen who are alleged
10 have brutsliy dubbed william Car
roll. with the result that he In In Flower
Hospital aud his Ave little children arc
loft without support There win be 10
Santa Claus At the Carroll homo be-
csusc Carroll cannot get out Of the hos
pitai In time TO toll tho saint OF tho
season about his little onss.
Carroll lives at No. J6 West Forty.
sixth street. His wife died nine months
ago. leaving him with nvs children.
Mrs. Kate Tay'-- came to take charge
% the house and the children. sho was
At the house last saturday night whom
Tho clubbing incident took place. Here
IL what she said OF u to-day:
Mr.. Carroll IL a lumber inspector
employed by tho East River MIL and
Lumber Company. lilo has always been
n sober man and y good father TO his
little one For me time no had been
sick with pneumonia and pieurisy.
About ioI O'Clock saturday night last
he said that he would walk out In the
street and get some fresh air.
"Abou, ten minutes later he came
hack n said 10 his little daughter.
Julia. ten ~ Of age. that .hers had
been . shooting down at the corner
rhsn ne went out again. The Mttis siri.
mistskins his meaning. thought that
sons ons was trying to shoo her papa.
she ran 90 the corner Of Tenth ave.
nuc and Forty. sixth street and told .
policeman that lone one wAs trying to
shoot her papa Tue policeman raped
Tor another policeman and the tive
came 10 the house and sntaed the
hituhsn. They asked whore Mr.. Car
roll vas and his othsr little giri. Mar.
saret. eight ysas Of ass. ran inao. the
vsstibuis and found him. When Car
rou came into the Kitchen the police.
men Aaked:
what do you wan with usr
~ don't want anything. what 10 the
troubisT' asked MIR. Carroll.
Then he explained tho situation and
tho policeman said he had been drink
ing. lie said that hs had not and tried
10 explain whom one Of tho policemen
hit him In tho face and knocked him
down. Then both loft the house. MIR.
CArrusi got up n folio we'd them out
In thu Street. Ito asked II no might
explain the case and Policeman James
T.. Mcdonald Of the wet Forty-sevsnth
street station. took . blackjack from
his pocket and struck Mr.. Carroll on
tho right temple. lie was knocked un-
conscious. While he was down %
The evening world., 1911-12-16
APR0vENCE HERE
AFTER RIDING THE
BIG WAVE BUMPS
French Liner Brings Mrs. Will
lam A. Clark and Other
Noables for Winters Stay.

The steamship La Provence Of the
French line came into her dock. to-day,
and the passenger told Of . stormy
passage. Tuesday night a big wave
broke the forward rail on the boat
deck.
Among the notahses aboard was Mn.
Clark. wife Of Senator William 4. Clarl
If Montana She va accompanied BY
her two daughters. Andiee. nina years
"a. and HusVstts. Ave years. and her
sister. Mrs. Ams,ie Hoy, wife Of q. y.
Hoyt Of Los Angeles. Senator Clark
went down the bay In a revenue cutter
to meet his family. They he'd been
abroad since May.
would spend the winter n their town
house on Fifth venue. lie declared he
was fornulsAn plans by which the
public might see his wonderful coliec-
ton OF art. lie said he had not quite
worked out the idea. but hoped before
long to give New York art lovers the
opportunity they would like.
Inc COuUtebS EuBenic ue BOcan0e
who was formerly Miss Ada Henderson
of Alexandria, Va. said she was COINS
to spend the winter with her sister, Ms,
A. 8. Henderson. Of Alexandria.
The Due de Richelisu. travelling in
cog. AS NJ. Chapelle. was unmasked
much to his discomfort. He did no,
wish to be known. but the reporter,
found him out. The Dukes mother
was formerly Miss Alice Heine OF New
Orleans and after the death OF hi.
father she married the Duke of Monaco
l.. R~othenberg. New York drygood,
man. was In Paris on business wheI
a cable announced that the stork wa.
lowering near his New York home. II,
cut short his trip and hurried aboar,
La Provence. In mid0cean he receive,
4 wireless message telling him he Ia,
lost the race, but he gained an add
ton to his family. He gave a cham
payne supper.
Miss Leonora ksrwin Of the oriRina
Three Twins company. who has kseI
in Paris studying singing so she ca,
enter grand opera. said sho had worke,
20 hard that she had to come homo 70
Q rest. She will return and will max,
/ her debut in London.
The evening world., 1911-12-16
RUSSIA'S BAN
ALSO ON yESUITS.

TT. pErERSBURG, Dec. 6.-The
Russian ban against the Order of the
Jesuits has proved an insuperabls bar
against the entry into this country OF
Father Pigot, an eminent Australian
scientist.
Rev. Father Plgot 10 particularly
anxious to visit the Pulkova Observa-
tory In order to investigate seismologi-
cal questions with Prince Gslitsine.
The British Embassy. on behalf OF the
METEOROLOGICAL office In London. made
special representations at the Ministry
OF the Interior. asking that the Anti
Jesuit law might be relaxed In favor Of
the eminent scientist. but all efforts
have been ~unavallinK.
The evening world., 1911-12-16
RUSSIA THREATENS
BREAK WTHU.S.
OVER PASSPORTS


ture Of the protest. II Is believed. how
ever. to have been directed principally
against the language OF the sulser reso-
luton. which BADLY declared that Rus
STA had VIOLATED the terms Of the treaty
Of 1892.
through the city this afternoon and
caused a decided sensation. Little else
was talked OF at the Capitol and there
were numerous informal conferences
among the national legislators. The
Senate was not In session.
Ths state Department admitted late,
this afternoon hat the situation wa
serious. Some Of the oficials there
have oontsndsd from the nrst hat the
abrogation Of the treaty Of 1850 would
lsavs the Unitsd States without any
sort Of friendly intsyoouTss With
Dussda and Therefore In . worse post
ton than now to enforce the admission
OF American odtissns. All thought OF
being able to negotiate . new treaty
with Russia, II the Sulssr resolution
Of abrogation should pass. Apparently
had been dismissed.
Tha the United States was leaning
strongly to the hop' shat American
Ambassador Guild would be successful.
I'm obtaining a modification OF the pa S.
port regulation with the ST, Petersburg
Government was indicated by a MEM
Der OF the Cabinet to-day. One basis
Of settlement suggested h a the Rus
The evening world., 1911-12-16
FRENCH CHAMPION HERE.
Marcel MOreau Comes - Tackle
the American Dsscrs.

when IN. steamship La Provence
doca.d >h,s morning n broai-shouldered
man, surrounded by other brosdshoul-
d.rcd men. came down h s%anxplank,
A. was Marcel Moreau. the middloweIyht
champion boxer of France. MArcsl-the
women passenger th ought his nrst name
rand. for II reminded them Of n GER
tain style OF hair dreaslnn announces
that he VIII be IN this country for about
six weeks. md viii Just have time to
stop the fsti, ambitions Of two food
Americans, Ito doesn't know who they
are. tut aw ats scceptancea.
Moreau was accompanied by his man
aSsr, Charles Miilage. and was met by
his American manager. Raoul Anosnsll.
just ~ show his ability MORGAN told
VI whipping Walter stanton of America
last June lie said " " matched TO
hght while Lewis In Paris upon his re-
turn, After he 10 through with Lewis
he will neht carpentier for tho middle
weight ehamplons ship OF Europe.
The evening world., 1911-12-16
SILL LIKE THREE AIMED At
OTHER NATIONS.

OThEH NATION0.
what Is there In the resolution that
can be insulting TO sensitive Russia? The
resolution follows precedent. II follows
the language Of three similar resolutions
-abrossting treaties with Belgium.
France and switzerland. ! have no
doubt the Senate will pass Il without
modifying IL. What the House will do
II II Is modified I canno say"
The closest vote In the House on an
attempt to modify the resolution "A
ia ayes 70 1S noes; this was the amend
mcnt Of Representative Olmstead TO
strike out the charge that Russia had
violated the treaty Of 1877 and To insert
h statement that the discrimination
aeNinst Jewish-Americans was con-
strued as q violation Of the treaty.
The Sulxer resolution providing for
the termination of the treaty as passed
In The House Dec. u by n vote OF 800 to
I reads - follows.
"Rssolved. by the Senate and House
or Representatives oi the United states
Of America In Congress assembled,
That the people Of the United states
assert o. q Fundamental principle that
the rights Of It's citisens shall not he
Impaired at home or abroad because OF
race or religion; that the Government
OF the United States concludes Its
treaties for the equal protection of all
classes Of It's citizens without regard
TO race or religion.
That the Government Of the
United States will not be n party
to any treaty which discrimlnates.
or which by one of the parties
thereto ~ so construed as 10 oiscrin'-
mate between American citizens on
the ground OF race n religion.
"xAae the Government OF 1uscie ~
violates me treaty ssWee q Vnateo
0tatss AID Russia, eonoluded 81 -
1~steSsbasG, Dec. 10, 1e0e, refusing 90
hsnQs American passports duly issued
to American citizens, On ocouns OF
rscs and rsligiOn; that N the judg-
mont Of the Congress he said treaty
for the eaoons Aforesaid ought to bs
terminated ~ the earliest possible
time.
That for the aforesaid reasons che
said treaty 10 hereby declared to be ter
minated Cnd Of no further effect from
the expiration Of one year after h dat,
Of notification to the Government OF
Russia of the terms of this resolution
and that to this end the President Is
hereby CHARGED with the duty of com
municatdng such notice to the Govern
ment Of Russia."
Chairman Cullom Of h Senate Com
mittee on Foreign Relations THIS after'
noon expressed the opinion that thu
resolution calling for the a~brosation OF
the treaty with Russia would be ap'
proved by the committee ct a mcstini
10 be held next Monday. and would b
The evening world., 1911-12-16
DR.. CAlllE TAKES BRIDE.
New NOrk Physician L. Married In
Quaker city.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 10. DIR.
August Caiile. seventy-hve years
old Of No. 73 Madison avenue. New
York. n Miss Rita T.. Seibold. who
gave her age as thirty-tive years and
her address as No. l0i West one Hun
dred and Ninth street. New York. were
married by "a Methodist Episcopal min
lister ut IA hotel there to-day. The
couple called at the Marriage License
Bureau IN Philadelphia City Hail to-
ee,her and Immediately went to the
hotel FOR the ceremony after the IL
cense Was Issued.
The evening world., 1911-12-16
BLAZE THREATENS GIRLS.
Flee, Fearing Explosion, When
spark Lights In Laboratory.

a spark from u tar-boiiinS furnace
In front OF No, 500 West Fiftieth
street flew Into tho s~econd-story win
dow of the building to-day and started
a IRE In the laboratory Of +. X. James.
which occupies that floor. Several
girls employed In the place made a rush
for the street. knowing there was dan
ger Of an explosion among the chemi-
cals M drugs.
An alarm was turned In promptly.
and the fremen were on hand before
the blaze had gained any headway. II
was confined TO the laboratory.
The evening world., 1911-12-16
MRS. sINoIEroN sAiLs THANK.
mo "JUeT" JUDGE.

Miss Graham was at the pier ~ So.
her sister depart. The women attracted
much attention and both talked freely
of tho srIulttal Of the two show girls.
Mrs. singleton said.
The JudNc VAS very Just. All ~ us
feel no much relieved after the awful
strain Of that trial. Why. Lillian slept
last NIGHT for the frat time since ths
trial started.
1T Il true that Tn. Riris are soing TO
sue stokes Tor damages. They have al
rendy talked the matter over with their
lawyers. The public was on the sd. ~
the sirla all the way through the suit.
and the girls were acquitted largely bc-
cause ~ The awful record of Stokes"
She said she had mo plans 60 discuss.
and iii.an Graham. standing by her.
aid that she had not arranged for hor
own future either. She paid that Ham
merstein had orcr~i Mss Conrad and
herself another engagement ana that
they might possibly accSpt II. but that
the deal had not been arranged - YET.
The evening world., 1911-12-16

ANN ana . bad attack ~ nervous
reaction.
Miss 0raham. however. .aid ,he had
her shooting partners proxy 10 do any
talking necessary about The perfectly
Grand ana glorious verdict ihos" dsr-
ling twelve iurorH-oh. how she would
like 10 hug them ~sii-tcndcred when
they acquitted them OF the charges
brousht by that 'horrtd oh man.
stokes"
Il haven't much 20 ssv." rstticd NJ
Miss Graham. except that Ethel and
are jDst too happy for words aud feel
that We have been vindlcsted by n Jury
Of twelve. lovely. perfectly grand men.
We really never lost connJencs at nj.
although II was terrible at times to
hear thai man o and tho District.
Attorney. Mr.. Buckber. make those aw.
FIJI accusations against vs. hen We know
thcrs was no word 81 truth IN them.
Nr. Buckber went out OF his way 70
and IN spite Of ue fact that We we're
scquiited ! cant think Of him without
n shudder.
Yes. We are going on the staGs.
sometime. ! suppose. ~ least. am.
but not right AMY. ] have several
offers already, very big oTers. but !
want TO rest and forget all this. n !
can"
Asked n she had n Message 20
young kris IN the vsrGe of forming .
friendship With such eideriy men ~
etok.s. Miss Graham said;
Tell them tn keep away from old
mon. nut II they can't kssp away. chey
should never shoot I have isansl my
lesson aud hope 10 proat by H."
"bo YOU refer ~ proht 20 bc gained
on the riagc1' asked n rude reporter.
The evening world., 1911-12-16
FIND STARVING MAN.
Victim Picked Up Unuconseious In
Doorway.

n starving man. young. fairly we'll
dressed. was found unconscious In =
doorway at No. Ill Second avenue at
daybreak to-day. Policeman spath. who
was attracted to the spot by men and
called an ambulance. DR.. wyiie. who
came from Belle vue Hospital. said that
he thought the man was suffering FROM
starvation. He was still unconscious
after several hours OF treatment.
The man Ia about thlrty-five years old.
slender, Of medium height. with black
hair and Of foreign appearance.
The evening world., 1911-12-16
KEEP AWAY; DON'T sHooT,"|
SAYS MISS GRAHAM.

Lillian Graham and Ethel Conrad
we're ina " hsppasst girls Ia New
xcrt city to-day, 4tAt least that IL
vhat Mias orahsmsf DID the Newspaper
1sn whom they wbt 70 see hsr TO-
loy ~ the Office Of tsr sttorAsy. Clark
4 Jordan. Miss Conrad was aet there
y SPEAK for herself. being hcms with
The evening world., 1911-12-16
COWyente nee.

Prom the Washington start
These skyscrapers are a great con-
venience." said the man who Ii en-
crossed In business.
"In what wayY'
"when your doctor orders YOU to a
higher altitude all you have to - %
take the elevator
The evening world., 1911-12-16

san Government agreed q admit to
Russia American Jews whose character
and standing was vouched for By the
United states. II was the BELIEF here
to-day that this suggestion had beef
offered by Ambassador Guild and that
II was being considered by the Russian
Foreign once.
When he learned 81 thc White House
conferences to-day. Chairman Sulzer
said:
The evening world., 1911-12-16
M0RNER MURDER
SUSPECT IS HELD
At P%0RTcAESTER
Continued from First rasN)

and the sped away on the way 20
the Troy Nail. Here the Assistant
pstr,ct-Attornsy was called. and
through an interpreter submitted Ray
mond 70 an hour n . halle rigid sx-
animation. Letters found In the mans
pocksss we're signed ID ponato." hut
had besn sent TO him from Lowell
VILE. q.
Later thiv morning Bonscksr and ,io-
ratio Mould. the Rcnssslssr milk dealer
who discovered the murder. vent to
Troy 10 cndcavor TO 0cntify the sus-
pcct. hut whom they arrived at tho
8h~nf's ONCE the Italian he'd been re-
leased.
ponacker asserted hat no still, Mas
posii i've the man that had been re-
leased Was tho man for whom tho po-
lice are looking.
The R.nsslasr County Board Of Super
yisors authorised Sheriff cottrell 10 ofYer
n rewa ard ot ei.OU for the arrest n con-
victim VI tn. murderer Vt the Morner
family.
Coroner strops has nlcd = statement
of his findings In the case with District.
Attorney Jones'. The staten,snt doc!aie ~
that the autopsy on the body Of Blanche
Morn-r. tn. Younger Of this two girls.
showed conciuslveiy that she ~ spent
the last few minutes Of her life unsuc-
ces-fuily endeavoring to defend her
honor
SUSPECT ReARREsrED ~ THE
ALBANY POLICE.
Samuel RAYMOND came To Albany
after leaving Troy this morning nrd
was picked up by u local policeman. 10
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