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New-York tribune., 1911-01-05
ISLAND STEAMER DISABLED
100 Visitors to City's Wards
Held Up Three Hours.

More than a hundred people were kept on
RandalTs Island for three hours yesterday
afternoon through the breaking down OF
the Thomas NJ Mulry, the steamer which
plies between the island and the 10Th street
pier, East River
Visitors were landed on the island about
o,clock i'm the afternoon by the steamer
Lowell. Of the Department Of Charities
which took the place Of the disabled Mulry
The Lowell was required for service else
where. and the next boat 10 call at Ran
daIrs Island 10 take the visitors of was
the Bronx, which arrived about o'clock.
on account Of the unusual delay num-
ber OF anxious relatives OF the marooned
visitors were waiting OF the pier when the
steamer landed. Reports had been circu-
lated Of an accident. with loss of life. and
the waiting crowd refused 10 credit the as
surances of the attendants that no such
accident had occurred
New-York tribune., 1911-01-05
STILL AFTER SMOKING AUTOS
Health Commissioner Says Crusade
Will Be Continued.

Health Commissioner Lederle said yester-
day that there would be no quarter SHOWN
in the fight against smoking automobiles.
Health Department inspectors have mahe
IIs arrests since December 81 for violations
Of the smoke ordinance.
1T is fight 10 finish with the smoke
nuisance" said Commissioner Lcderle. In
nearly All instances where automobiles emit
smoke +, Is through negligence. Ihe de
partment inspectors are working under DIFF
nculties, because so few can be spared for
the enforcement Of the smoke ordinance
but they have waged a relentless crusade
since September In an effort 10 better con-
dtions in the streets of this city
From September % to the present time
Si2 arrests for violations have been made.
The total in fines amounts 10 $2'o5i The
three months ended with December -
showed 7.G arrests. 56 suspensions OF sem
tence and 81 discharges. The total In fines
tor that period amounted to No'l
New-York tribune., 1911-01-05
.ALlMONY GETS HIS SALARY
It's Only SO a Week, but Court
Gives Wife ALI

Hugh c. Kendall Hester, at one time
something of a plunger in the stock mar
ket, but now a clerk for the brokerage
firm of Waterman & Co at $40 week
will have to give up that $40 every week
TO his wife. Mrs Ethel II. Hester as
alimony pending her suit for separation
Besides. according 10 the order of Justice
Page. he must pay 10 the plaintiff 800 for
counsel fees.
Mrs. Hester alleges that when she mar
ried Hester. I'm 1906. she had $4,000. which
he invested In poor securities and lost
He also pawned all of her jewelry. she said
declaring that she was even without SUIT
able clothing Mrs Hester went on 10 say
that in July. August and September her
husband allowed her from 10 TO 70 cents
a day 10 live on. She also told in her al
fdavit Of Hester's being mixed up as CO.
respondent in the divorce action brought
nv Bennett f. Russell against his wife.
Mrs. Teresa Russell.
on September %. when she had nothing
in the house to eat, said Mrs. Hester, her
husband invited some friends 10 thelf
house. and entertained them so well that
the maid protested, whereupon Hester
elected the maid from the apartment. Then
on October l3. Mrs. Hester said, her nus
band left her.
Hester said his wife left HIM. Also he
had some complaint to make about her. but
did not care TO so into details at the pres
ent time. The defendant went into some
details of his business career, however IN
Guiding his many specuations. He said his
wife seized with his enthusiasm over his
nroits in speculation, asked him TO invest
her s12no He did so. but lost $4,000, in
,i,,dino his vire's money He quoted her as
saving when he reported the loss;
Never mind; you will make " nhck
again"
Hester said he wanted to move from his
arartment, hut his wife objected, and one
dav when he returned home his wife her
dog and her maid were gone.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-05
FARM SCHOOL FOR COLUMBIA
William T. Blodgett Gives Land
in Memory of Mother.


FishkiH Landing. y. Y, Jan. 4-Colum-
bia University is to establish an agri-
cultural farm al Fishkill. five miles north
east Of this place i'm southern Dutchess
County. A large tract is 10 be used as an
experimental institution in connection with
instruction at the university. The develop
ment of the farm will be undertaken at the
close of the present winter. 1t comprises
about a square mile, and includes part Of
the Rlodgett and Brnckerhoff farms.
William T. Blodgett has turned over the
property to Columbia in memory of his
mother. and added to it the Van Nyck
farm. Seth Low visited the place the other
day and approved Of Mr. Blodgetts offer.
II is pianned also 10 have engineering ana
mining stations in connection with the
.criculturaI station. and chain of build
ings will be erected for that purpose. MI
RIodgett is a wealthy New Yorker, who
has an estate near the property he gives
He is a brother-in-law of Harry Whitney.
the arctic explorer.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-05

his sister. DR.. Robnowitch. for the aP-
pointment of commission for his person
and property will be heard before Justice
Con in the Supreme Court this morhins,
The District Attorney will oppose '"'
granting Of the order.
The grand jury yesterday continued i''
Investigation of the affairs of the Northel" "
Bank and the Washington Savings bahN,
Frederick X. Morris who was for sever a.
yeafs Robins confidential man and an ON
Ger in several of the Robin companies was
witness before the grand jury. MOTT -
was also a witness before the Decempei
grand jury which indicted Robin. Othe'
witnesses will be examined to-day.
Denies Robins Parents Are Here
In view of the reported finding OF Roo-
ms parents. who were said to i've IN
humble tenement house in WILLIAMSBURG
the discrepancy in Dr. Robinowtch's am
davit made in applying for the commission
of her brothers person and property III
which she said she was unable to trace
the family history as the children had
been separated from their parents in Rus
sia years ago. was pointed out TO Robin $
counsel yesterday Mr.. Jerome emphau-
cally denied that the two old people by the
name Of Rabnowitch in Williamsburg
were any relation to his clients. He said
Robins parents were still in Russia.
District Attorney Whitman said MT
Jerome had also informed him TO that
effect. While the question of veracity
witch might be raised should the Will
iasnsburg couple prove 20 he Robins pa
rents would have no bearing on the crini-
nal side of Robins case, the District At
torney said it might be of considerable i'm
portance in determining the issue of in
sanity.
large amount Of livestock on the coun-
try place of Joseph c. Robin, at Batting
Hollow, Long Island, is to be sold at pub
lie auction tomorrow. according to notices
that have been posted in various places
about the little Long Island village. The
last sentence of the notices states that the
sale is by order of the owner DR.. Louise
Robinowitch. There is a large amount of
stock and farm implements TO be disposed
of and also some pedigreed collie dogs.
Three of the five farmhands that have
always been employed about the place,
with a superintendent. were discharged ana
paid off last Sunday. According to a
rumor. Robin recently conveyed the Bait
ing Hollow place to his sister.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-05
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Wednesday, Janu-
ary 4, 1911.
tRRIN ED


Steamer Ancon, Cristohal December 2s. 10 the
Panama Railroad IS Line. with lj passensers,
mails and mdse. Arrived at the Bar at lO:fo
y m. 81.
Steamer sibiria Gen. Kingston December Il,
colon 81 Bocas del Toro 90. Port limon 26,
colon p and 1nasua 90. TO the Hamburg,
American Line. with 2l passengers, mails and
mdse Arrived a, the Bar at 80 m. 81.
steamer Furnessia CBrl. Glasgow and Moyille
December % To HENDERSON BROTHERS. win w
cabin and % stoeIaIe passengers and mdse. Ar
rived a, the Bar at 40 m.
steamer Breslau 1Gerl. Bremen December -
10 Oelrichs 4 60 with lO2 cabin and 49S steer
age passengers and mdse for New York. q
cabin and 81 steerage passengers and mdse for
Baltimore. Arrived at tho Bar AZ 5:47 m
steamer Harrasus tRD Llverpol December ~
10 Norton 4 son. IN ballast Arrived At the Bar
steamer Erny AusD. Patras December g.
Palermo TO- Valencia - and Oran Is. 10 Pholps
Bros & co. with mdse. Arrived AT the Bar at
steamer MccklenburF Gen. Hamburg Deem
her IS. to the Hamburg American Line with
mCsc Arrived at the Bar AT 30 p m, 3D.
Steamer Verdi G2r. Buenos Avres December 10
Montevideo II. santos ~. Rio De Janeiro II.
with - cabin and n stcerage passengers mails
and mdsc. Arrived at the Bar AT . m. "a. -
steamer Georgian Puerto Mexico December 2N,
o. the American Hawaiian IS 60. with mdse.
Arrived at the Bar AZ M
steamer Patris Greek, PIrnus December Is.
Kalamata ~ and PatGas 20. t' ILtsas' win
Il5 cabin and i0S stcorag passengers and mdse.
Arrived at the Bar At a M
steamer ~ Vale. Galveston December 90. to
S,n,,nr Ft1isior New Orleans December 81.
10 Arlurklc Brothers, with sugar; vessel To the
Southern Pacific Go. Passed in Quarantine az
0.44 m.
Is TO Uova-I Ucudcr & Partner, in ballast.
Arrived ~ tho Ea- ar Is a mn.
Steamer CurIicr, Natauzas December -, with
rulasscs to order: vessel 10 tho cuban Distilliug
GO. Arrived at tho Bar At noon.
steamer jamestown. Newport News and Nor
folk 10 the old Dominion IS GO. with rasscn-
gers and mdse. Passed in Quarantine at 2:53
~ ~. o-
steamer Maracaibo. Maracaibo December 25,
Curacao 26 and la Guayra y. 10 Bliss. Dalett
& 90 with 3 passengers. malls and mdse. Ar
rived at the Bar at p m.
SAILED.
Steamers Campania tB). Liverpool; Kr0on-
land tBclgl. Antwerp; Rosario IL GiorgiO
iNori Kingston BurgermeiSter Petersen Ger,
Flushing. ri cd, Galveston. Northman. Provi-
dence; Bernudian tBr. Bermuda. Troquois
charleston and Jacksonville; Narragansett OBr).
Avonmoutn: Comanche. Charleston and Jack
sonyUIe. Princess Anne Norfolk and Newport
News: El TOro New orleans, creole. New or
leans. Laura tAusu Naples. Atai CGeD. Ha-
Naua: CnnchO Galveston. Chesapeake. Balti-
more. Nlanzanllla Cuban. Santiago.
SANDY Hook. !. Jan {. $3.50 m.-Wind
north northwest light breeze; clear; Hight sea.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-05
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
East London. Jan 4-Kasenga tRr. New York.
Uavrc Jan 3.prius Willem ! DutchD. New
York via West Indies ana Venezuela for Am
Eter8am.
Yokohama. Jan 4-Ashtabula ,Br. New York
Via Singapore.
sucz Jan 4-Indrapura tBD. Shanghai. etc for
Roqi0n and New York.
81 kichseIs Jan Thames fRrl. New York via
Kingston. Barbados etc. for Southampton.
calcutta Jan 4-Kyhfels tBD, New York Via
Vomhav and colombo.
Cane Town Jan Harcroft tRrl. New York via
81 Vincent. 9 ". for Fremantle. etc.
Hong Kong Jan Koto tBr. New York via
Singapore.
ccu,bsr,rtcu. Jan 4-Orotaya I3D. New York
via barbados, Colon, Kingston. etc.
Santos, Dec 81 Oppurg oGeD drom New York;,
Paranagua.
DerneTaTa. pee n -Korona tBrl. New York.
Rshia Jan 2-Asiatic Prince tBD from Santos,
e,c) New York
Shields Jan 3-Aurcole CRr). New York
eoutbamuton. Jan !. II a m-Adriatic ,RD, New
York Via CherhourE and Queenstown.
PASSED.
Fastnet Jan 4--voltaire oBD. New York for
Manchester.
1,zard, Jan 4-Mannhelm Gen. New York for
Gibraltar. Jan 4-Callsto tDutchl. New York
and baltimore via St Mchaels for Odessa
and Noyor1ssisk
New-York tribune., 1911-01-05
AMUSEM ENTS.
METROPOLITAN 2rEsh .-sh

Tonight at S-Girl of the Golden west
Destinu' Caruso. Amato, Gilly, Reiss. Cond..
Toscsninl FORD by Divertt. Paylowa Mordkin
Fri At. at 2:5O-POp. Price Matinee-iiaen-
scI md GreteI. Alien, Matteld. Wickham;
Veiss Goritz. Cond., Hertz. FOLD by Divertt,
Arabian Nights, with -Mordkin.
Fri Eyg. at S-ll IrovatOre. Rappold, Ho-
r,,er. SlcZak AmatO. Rosst. Cond., PodestL
New Dlvertissement Pavlowa- Mordkin.
sat Aft at Romeo ct Jullette. Farrar,
Fornia. Srirnom Rothier, Gilly Hinckley.
Cond.. PodestI Followed by Divertssement-
Sat. Fvg. at s-Specl Perfce-Aida. Rap
pold. CIaesscus: Caruso Scott, Didur. Rossi.
Audiso. Cond.. ToscaninL
sun E,g.. Pop. Prices, at $50, Grand concert
Richard Wagner Night. Soloists: Neidt; Bur
rI1n Amato, Witherspoou. Metrop. Opera
chorus and Augmented orch. Cond, Hertz.
Next Week: Mon. Evg-Tannhaeuser. Mo-
rena. Fremstad: Slezak, Sooner, Witherspoon.
Hinshaw Hall, Guuther. Gond. Hertz
Wed. Eyg-Cirl of the Golden West, with
tho original cast, as above. Cond.. Toscanini.
Thurs Evg.-trmide. Fremstad. Homer,
Gluck Rappod. NM. Caruso Amato' Gilly'
Bada Srgurola Reiss. Cond.. ToscaninL
WEBER PIANO USED.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-05
MATT" M'GRATH OUT ON BAIL
Young Man Shot by Patrolman in
BROOKLYN Is Getting We'll.

Patrolman Matthew J. McGrath was ad-
mitted 10 5000 bail by Judge Dixie. Of the
Kings County Court. yesterday. This was
due 10 the announcement by the officials OF
the Kings County Hospital that George
Walker. whom the officer shot on Christmas
Day. is out Of danger
McGrath returned home and found
Walker there. lie shot him FIVE times and
then arrested him as a burglar. He was
arrested himself on the charge OF felonous
assault when he reached the Parkville po-
lice station, and II was on this charge that
MAGISTRATE Hyland held him for the grand
Jury.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-05
NO GAS FOR THE BABY HIPPO
Tooth Pulling to Cure Ache Will Be
Tried at Park Menagerie To-day.

The baby hippo in the Central Park me-
,,ogerie will have a tooth removed to-day.
For the last two or three days young
Caliph Murphy has fretted and suffered
from an ache in the eyetooth on the left
side of his mouth.
The dental feat will he performed by
"Joe" Kennedy. the keeper who cares for
the Murphys. He has removed three other
aching teeth at different intervals. They
have been kept as souvenirs.
No painless methods will he adopted. as
the tooth is a baby one and the ache is
supposed TO come from the pushing of a
more permanent one anxious to come TO
the fore.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-05
S. P. LOSES s5,OOO,OOO SUIT
Fifteen Mile Harbor Frontage Held To
Be Public Property.

Los Angeles, Jan. 4-Tide lands, Consti-
tutinC about fifteen miles of harbor from
tage. and long held by the Southern Pacific
and other transportation companies, were
declared public property by Superior Judge
Rordwell to-day in a decision in a suit
filed more than year ago by the Municl-
nal HarbOr Commission. Southern Pacific
attorneys announced that they would APP
peal
The present value of the land Is eSti-
mated at more than $500 600 Judge Bord-
well held that the state was trustee for the
people and that the granting Of patents 10
tide lands was a violation Of the trust.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-05
SEIZED WITH MANIA ON TRAIN
New York Notary Arrives at San
Francisco in Irons.

San Francisco, Jan. 4-Seized by a vio-
lent mania while on an overland train on
his way 10 this city. Joseph L. Ulls. a
notary OF New York and son of a wealthy
Jersey city family. was brought in irons
to-day TO the detention ward Of the Emer-
gency Hospital here
When the train reached San Antonio,
Tex, Uns suddenly became so violent that
II was feared he would harm other pas
sengeTs. After a struggle he was over
come and manacled. He will be examined
by the insanity commissioners here.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-05
LONG FALL, SLIGHT INJURY
Boy Has Fractured Wrist to Remind
Him of Plunge of Four Stories.

Although he fell four stories and car
romed from as many fire escapes on his
vay down, John Iaffin. seventeen years old,
of No. 1911 Lexington avenue. has only a
fractured wrist and Is rapidly recovering in
the Harlem Hospital The boy was flying
pigeons on the roof OF his home when he
fell TO the rear yard yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-05
TRANSPAcIFiC MAILS.

Fascination and steamer Close in ~. Y. ?. NJ.
1p,eyic ''..,.,-........... To-day. $50
Tahiti Marduesas, Cook lHlands.
Australia New Zealand via san ,,o
Francisco)-AoTangi ............ jan D. 90"
Hawaii, Japan. Cores, China, Philip
.hiarn NJ, wa '' ...,......Jan Z, $50
Hawaii cyia san Francisco)-Sierra Jan. 0. $3.50
Hawaii via san Francisco)-Wilhel- ,o
nina ''"''' ~ N'NN
JaUan Corea. China, Philippines CVla -
EancouVeD-Em Of japan. jan ~ o''o
New-York tribune., 1911-01-05
w,pe,ess REPORTS.

The Carona, reported az 80 's eYnac,sd Vt 1
Sandy Hook AT 10 a. IN yestetdSs' - "
dock Saturday afternoon .o r,iIes .as, .,
The 81 Paul reported As ~ &c exn,cied ,n
Sandy Hook At III yesterdaS'
dock this forenoon - Lii, 90, -
The Oceanla. reported as - is evnected
Sandy Hook at $50 m yestdoA'' ." NF'~'''
TO dock this forenoon. to. a., =,
IA Savoie. reported as ~ n'"ts i av'o,,eg W.
Sandy Hook at 1910 m yesieiua'' !" 'APs0'ou
To- dock Saturday forenoon.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-05

Ready to take the "Gulf
Stream Limited at a mo-
ment's notice.
Tropical suits of plain gray
pin-checked and fancy flannels'
of wool crashes too.
Trousers Of white serge and
hannels.
Tennis shoes.
Neglige shirts.
Knitted waistcoats for golf.
Riding breeches.
Raincoats, Spring weight.
Even a sprinkling Of straw
hats ready now in each of our
three stores.
For those who must stay
North-here'S consolation III
reduced prices on furs.
All our "fur outside coats
have been more or less reduced
the mark-downs ranging from
So to S75 a cOat-about half
lost S2j or more.
a majority Of our fur-lined
coats also show reductions
ranging from $40 to S175 a
coat.
ROGERS PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores
at at at
Warren st. 18th st. 34th st.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-05
MARINE INTELLIGENoA
HIGH WATER.

MINIATURE ALMANA|'
Sunrise. 7:2i. sunset. 4:f. nOO" ''-'
Moons age, ,.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-08
nlancbureo2nten abotcererl
6t iiOite 6orIp9 paa at rebbe Srone;i
for Sarnefejieren.

Yefing, 6. Dec. - st @0ift, Der
funOger 9iegenten Brins Gbuns Re-
iignation, itolteotes / Gag al @nfe.
feiIerin0en. @0iftet er unoertegnet
al Observation-Disclosures og paope-
ger, at glominiitrotionen bor b9ret
ltpopnlGr, og at en- fonititlltionel
Gegerin9 life enonu er bleoen op.
rettet pna @rnnO al at 5oroiflinger
opItoo, 5olfets Sierte bar fnuIt og
2an0et Oprsr. 9iegenten beflager,
at bans 9ln1er fom for ient, og ban
bar poo iSelelien, at bbis ban blep
beo Mogten, piloe bans 9efolinger
mart bIibe ringeogtet. Oct beooer /
Goiftet:
San 9rpo og bao ON at mootte
fraiige Jig 9fegeringen og pna lam,
me 5i0 uotrDfte lit 6oript at boloe
iig uoen for BoIitif. Seq gnfefei.
ierinoen, Ger leber Bolo0iet, er
ubi0enoe ON Statens 9Gifprer. men
oeo, at Ser timber Opr6r Steo, og
aampen fortipttes, foraorioaenoe
lllpffer ole 8egne, meOens Son6e.
len me6 penlige 0ationer Ii6er. 9ie.
genten er Grlig, men berifeipg (an1-
bitiou8). San er blepen mileot og
bar paft 6oIfets Snrme, 6erior moo
togeS bans Heiiqnntion"
goiftet for6rer 2opalitet al Sol.
fet moo Winiitrene, iaa Duan Sbi
aai III er ainns oirfeIige Serifer.
oq 0et iioes, at observation-disclosures bar
lillio til 6om.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-08
11Iiis 2lnna 1l1oraan Delaorer-

Ger berettes fra gteiu Dorf ON
en- egen Sloes gelgerenbeo al NiiS
9lnna 0iorgan, Gatter al ben be.
fen6te 5. 3. Wlorgon. Sammen me0
Mis- Gliiabetb Niarburp oilag0e
MiiS Mor9an 2sroag gliten i iiOlie
llge ct 9eeg / v@omens gtigbt
Court" og meOenS Oe iao Scr, itoo
Ell Is aars Rige Ior Sfranfen. an.
fIaget al i'm 5aoer ior @ngeniinoi8-
beo (8apnarOneis). Gigens 6ortpl-
ling gior0e ct Op6t SnOtrpf paa
0iiis 0iorgan og eiter at Der en-
un0ertrnft Gone par bef5let noale
Oro mellem DC beiegen0e og Mogi-
itroten, fllnogior0es Oet for Bigen,
at Der al en- pelitoaenoe 5amilic
pil0e bline 'orget for ct goot
Stem til benoe og goo Sfolegana.
Fi9en, Marqoret gtoonon, bleo fri.
gipet og betroet en- Gmbeosmano,
inotil OiiiS Niorgnn flnoe ioo giort
Arrangement for benoes 0io6tagel-
II.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-08

glngaaenoe, boao DC 9tamarasSo.
gen bar foItet, oplpier 6ranf Mor.
riion, ISefretpr ior 9Gmerican 5Se.
oeration Of 2abor, ira oen enc Sioe:
o9lnrenee Garrow mootog / Sagies
rer6onorar life minore emo $4,000
0ner 100000 bar iu6ifriberet, o9
oG'entlig alt bette par ienbt til Sag.
isrerne og ipenoeret. Nfr .Morreior
afIlog at bare, Oa man ipurgte bonl,
ON Nr. Garrow bapoe faaet anoen
@oOteerelie for lin Sieneite oen-
ne Sog emo nGbnte Saaisrer6ono.
rnr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-08

9lloorliae Strifeoptsier. Sos @n-
treprengrfirmnet Sanoer & Softer
| 9lnsoori neO 9ienOsborg, bpor Pr
beioerne ionl iSelee al en- 2snfon-
lift bar neolnat glr6eiOet, er oct
fonmen til aloorlige Optsier. 9aeg-
le 9(rbeioere fnuite 8inouer og Ge-
re 6irnaets aontor og trueoe en-
al 5unftionGrerne, Bolt, Der be-
fanot iig pno aontoret Bolt trof
oa i'm Henolper og offpreoe ct Sfllo
/ 9iften, men oo g(rbeioernc trGng.
te pioere in0 | aontoret, ifso bon
i9en og romte en- 9lrbeioer oeoeligt
@ngriberne trof iig oerpoo tilboge
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-08
prdfoent Oh ifs
(6rae Bnolka6.
Oct bcbanoler nbelnffenoe Srnlt.
ipprgsmaalct.
Semofraternc pnifeoe Sarifipergs.
maalct | Surgrunoen.
8ai6ington, .. g., 5. Dec.

g9abington, 9. g., 3. Dec. =
Brpiioent Cats 9u0ifob oplpites /
DAG ior be1ge 9ongresiens Sue
og blep aIminoeIig bel mo0tnget.
Yreiioentens SnOOen0ing imoo at
tiI6aaefal0e Sbermanlooen oan0t Be
folo al nogle al 9eOerne poa begge
Sioer, font Demofroterne mente,
bans isrite 9nOfab buroe baoe BANJO.
let ON 9ariifen
Zen 0emofrotiife 2eoer lln0er.
mooo ia9oe, at BrGiioenten og 9l0.
miniItrationen 6gte at ooerlfp99e
3arifipsrgsmaolet meo Irultagen.
y9n0ifabet er Opgtigt jet ira gr9.
iioentens StnnOpunft," iag0e gir.
UNDERWOOD, omen oi isIer, at oct le.
oen0e 9u0ifab buroe bape orsftet
Soriiien. Set ipnes, iom 8rpiioen-
ten og 2lominiitrationen prsoer at
forcere 3rliitipsrgsmnolet irem til
8ronten. Seq er imoo 5ilbagefaI-
oelien al Sbermanlonen, men Der piI
maafe bebeoes inppIerenOe 2obgiD.
ming for at oefinere ben Seq tror
life, 6niet er moe for en- f6Oeral SSn.
forporationsaft."
Speafer 9larf ingOe, at ban oil.
oe life orsfte 9uOifabet, ier ban
banoe ituoeret oct grlin0igt.
Zen republifanife 2eSer Mann,
Der life alti0 bar itent onerens meo
Hr9iioenten, roite 9uoifa6et.
Get er formooentIig ben iterfeite
9tring. 9reiioent Gait noeen Sin.
oe bar Ieneret," iagbe ban Zen
bier, at ban er poa Solfets 5ioe,
at ban life fontrolleres al 1rnitene,
og at ban life gnifer at iortrpoi9e
bpoerlige Observation-Disclosures
uoea @rnno.
Senatet berte paa 9u0ifabets
Splpsning me0 ualminoelig Op.
mprfiombeo, og 0erpaa oiournere6e
oct al 9lepeft for 9ieprpientanterne
Mo6iion ira aauias og 2atta ira
Iebroifa. bois 0eo frnoeioroes al
en- aomite ira Suiet.
ri Manael pao 9lr6eiOe oil Sena-
tet life bpl6e lit nGite Meoe f6r
9orsong @ftermiooag, o9 iaa bill
0et oionrnere til Mnnoae.
Suiet bill ms0e / @orgen nib.
bag.
grpioentens 9uoifab banoler
uoelnffen6e om GruitipergsmaaIet,
ioet oct opregner, bpno Der er ops
naoet un0er Sbermnnlouen og iii.
rnaOer pi6ere 2ongipning.
guoifobet begpnoer inaleOes: Oct.
te 9uoifab er oct isrite al flere, iom
ieg bill ienoe aongresien 5ioen fra
9lobninaen al bens reeelmpsii9eSes.
lion til oens gljournering til sSiile.
belqen Oct Ominng al llnoerret.
nina, Ser ifol meooeles anoaaenoe
gieaerineens gSirfiombeo, oct sln.
taI al pigtiee @enitnnoe, Der gsr
6rou poo gfsefittipens 9emprfnin-
ger oe Opergipelien til aonares-
len al notsnnlenoe Reoegsrelier fra
ipecieIle commissioner gsr oct unit
Iiet at inobefotte eet 8uoifob al ri.
meliq 2pngoe en- 0rsftelle al De
@enitanoe, iom ben rationale 2on.
Notwithstanding Opmrrfiom6eo
bsr benlr0es pna oeo oens isrite re.
gulGre Sesiion."
Derpao gaar Brpiioenten ioo
oper til at meS6eIe Ssieiterettens
7omme | Be Eager, ser bar peret
forelagt 6en af 9iegerineen, oisies
girfuing oip., oiu aItfor oiotIsf.
fiat til Ser at meSoeles.