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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-26
Gin asariter Original.

9lus 50riter Mopfes 2ebeu, Der
ein eroBes Original mar uno IN
9tebien III slnbalt ieinem idoneil
Yerufe oblag, ersablt cine Saao-
idrift folgenoe biiblhe 9lnefoote:
5orfter @. botte aud fir oic
Canine 5n iorgen, iuelde Die glbe
itunoenlang begleiten gei iehr 20
benz @aiieritanoe min aber bic So
be, oieler Sdusporri6trngell ni6t
mebr ougreiden; in oieiem Safe
puroen. oalln INNER 8iuei 9feiNen
9retter geiebt, uno man trie6 jll
oieiem 3mefe oben IN Die gamlE-
frone paormeiIe Bfdble, ic 8lpe' !,
sfpiiden oie 9retter tnln Die gr6-
id)iittnne. @rllnoiat lit, oaB oieie
gretter aui oer u@aiierieite" .. b.
Dem 8aiier nlogIihlt naDe, geicnt
iueroen, onnlit Der 9feit Der 9amn-
frone BON @oiier freibleibt.
gincs Cages lit @aiiersnot. 0ir
GIbe iteiet uno Iteigt; 8. bot lei
ne @ntpeiiungen gegeben uno lit fir
fnr5e Belt ing Dorf geritten Die
9amlnarbeiter. gei6nlte 2clte, be-
ginnen gretter au iesen, oa fommt
oes Weaes Ser &anmerat (etlpo
Megierllngsrat) pom a., Der iiebt Scr
9lrbeit gu, reoet binein n,o gibt
enoli1 @efebl, Die 9retter ouf Die
9onoieite gu iesen. So boben Mrs
ME genloht, oas gebt nibt0, ant
lporten oie 2erte. Der @eltrenge oa-
rallf: limb id befeble es; i'd, Der
aammerrat b. g." Die @rbeiter ge-
borden, aber elmer 0riidt iib sllr
Seite ill's @ebiiid uno remit aus
2eibesfraften nad 9febien.
gr bridt fornllih in's Sort
bous Elm. o!Serr S0rIter, Serr Scr
iter, oa lit elmer auf Dem Canine.
Der iagt, mir. riiiBten Sic 9retter
anf bie 2nnoieite iesen." = p9a
iou bod Elm Conner -, ouf
lprin9t Der .Sorlter, luirtt ltd) dltf
iein Gfero ino iagt 5nn Dannie.
.Sbr giel", ruff er itfon bon @ei-
tenn. ,iper bat bonn idon 10 eirc
perfl -. Dun1mbeit geiebenl" =
,,99ir iol[en iie aif oie 2anoieitc
ieseil~ ontiuorteu Die 9eute. Or. D.
4. tritt Dor: SD babe es 10 onge-
oronet.@ ga fonllte ieoer gicl
fcrnlnen", ruft III sroBter @ut Ser
sSoriter, Die Bi1ble 'rous; anf Die
g8aiierieite seiest" lin ben Sam,
nlerrot fiimmert lid geiemano
nebr. Sim nahiten Wforgen tlopft
Ser Seraog ielblt m's s5cniter oes
ssorItballies.y Soit ia redt aebabt,
@opfe~, iogte er 5llnI beraustreten-
cen Soriter, 0aber ein amber Mol
lei niht 70 grob!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-26
9ont 90feInlt1lo

2ont Meloule aus spfoins
unterihlue ein Musfetier bes oor-
ti9en 88. Snfanterie @eein1cnts
Dem 3oblmeilter eine @eIoiummc
llllb entipenoete auBeroen 3edbIdt-
ter oes Grer5ier- uno SdieB- -Megele-
lnents. Damn ergriff er bie Slud)t.
Sci Der gerfolgllltg oes Solooten
fiilg oie Boli8ei lelmtauIeno starf
elmer frau5oiiihen g(eeittllr fir
Spiunage auf Ser Sal miro ailf
has eifriafeamterln6t.
@roBer llnteridIagllngeu bat
iib, ipie olrs 9uisburg in Der
9abeinpropin5 sen1eloet miro, Der @e-
neraloireftor Ger 9omainen oes
ssiiriten BON 9oefelot, BON goot
ihiloig aerladt. 3ie 8erul,treul1e
gen belalfeu iih oneeblid auf 5per
Millionen Mnrf. goot lit, tuie be-
ri1tet ipiro, nit elmer 8ame Der
Salbiuelt geflii6tet.
Sl1 DRESDEN til Der ontiereloe
2al,ogeribtsrot @mea, ipelder fri
Der ols Siilfsarbeiter bei Der oel!t,
ithen gotIhoft III @aibinaton be-
ldlaftigt nor, IN Saft genommen
moroen. gr miro iid oemnddit auf
Die Nnfloge au perantlporten baben.
@ctriigereien periibt 5ll baben.
Gin 9loub Der Slannen lit
Die 9aummoGipinnerei IN lleroiu-
gen BEL 8refelb geiporoen Ias
-Seuer eriff nit iol6' raienoer &C.
idminbigfeit nm iieb. oaB iid) oie
sSnialien nidf rebt5eitia IN Cider
beit bri1gen fonllten. 8rei Berio-
ilpu baben idmere 8erlesungen on=
ponsetragen, uno es 1T 5tpeifelbaft.
nb lie tpieoerarffommen peroen.
ssn graunidlueia 1T 9fidoro
9(noree, Der nutHbafte @eoerapb uno
gtbnogropb, pelder an iedsunos
5mon5igiten 5ebrliar Oas iiebenllllo-.
iieb5igiie 2ebetsia6r nollenoet bu
ben iuiiroe, oabingelbieoen. 9lls Sc,
ausgeber Der nelt6efannten sltlan.
ten lit er baufis genannt moroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-26

den l1mlt1i1oe1 iueroen Die Soften
Der slllsfiibrung auf $44, 100000
berebnet
Muh Die in oen @ren3gegen.
Den bon 9lri5onu ipobnenoeft 2eute
baben iib nah Waibineton eeipal!at
llno INN oie 3nienbung bon Truppen
eriuht.
= Nus @aibington 1neloet nan:
Mas gu1 Canada gegeniiber redt
it, mlB @ld uns gegelliiber h!,'s
lig ieit,. babeu fefn,1ntlih Die frenl.
Den Msddyte, barunfer gentidlano,
beren 9anbelsuertrage init ben Bet.
einigteu Staaten Die Weeiitbegnifti.
g,tugsflauiel ei1tbalten, Scr, Wertres
tern DnfeI Sonts gcgenubcr gelteu,
gemadt, als oieie CANADA 3ollfreis
beit bon &ol5brci uno Drlidpapier
llnter Der geoillguug oer @egeniei.
tiafeit 5ugeitanoen. ardiioent Gait
llat, tpie beridtet, ertIdrt, oaB oir
Gtreitfrage ob Dos conaoilhe ab.
fonlmen lnter oie Meiitbegiiniti-
gulgsflaillel fal(e, bnrd Die 0e4
rihte entihieoclt iuerben miiile,
nno iu5luiiben ben 5dasumtsiefre.
tdr mleeiuieien Die 3oIle, pie Bis
Der, allh iupitcrbiil 5u crbeben.
ytaboem oie biplonlatii1en Ser
banolungen oelultad seideitert iillO,
baben Die bieiigell sssn1porteuee
nurmebr ben ibncn bonn Hraiiocn-
ten geluieienen Weg bcidritten uno
ben glnipaIt 9[. 8. @afbburn altf
@runb zines 9lbfonm1cns nit ben
gfebtsbeiitdnoell Der gicgiernng BE-
mlftragt, IN einer gil5abl bon Gcit.
fdGen, tpelde gillfubrienoungen ans
Oelterreih, Shipeoen, Noriuege.r,
Geutihlanb. 9tnBlano, @elgien unh
england betreffen, Die @eridte nl-
surllfen.
Seitoeln oos @eIcs i'll araIt
getreten, ipeldes ben proouften 81.
Tbilippinen 3ollfrei Ginfubr in biz
Ser. Gtanten (9tcis aiisgenommet)
geltattet, lino nieoerllm ilrngefebrt,
fat ser Sanoelsperfebr Der beioen
Gambler fid perooppelt. 8elagtes 0e=
iese oatiert pom 9llignit 1909. gs.t
beionoerer Mufidiuung lit gu per-
3eihnen I'M 9anael nit 3iifer, 81.
aarren, aofdsniiIien, 5Ieiih unb
Gobritergeugniiien. Sn Sen A Sab
rem bat lif 3. Q. Die 3lldereinfubr
bon 2 Millionen ira @erte luf 10
Millionen, Die WoulnlpoIIipaarenauss
fubr nah ben Hbilippinen BON y
Millionen auf 4 Miflionet, Die bon
giienlpaaren bon 21s auf 57s Mail.
lionen i'm Werte geboben.
s(us Galr diego, gal., miro
gcmeloet: Nnhocm iest Der 3olIfut-
fer Bear" bier eiligetroiien slnn.
ben Die bieiigen 8oabeomten end.
li1 i'm Stanoe 5u fem, Dem llnipe.
len oes Gbineien Shmlggels al
Der merifaniiden @ren5e Elm 3iel
iesen Su f0nnen, ipelher iif 81 ei.
ner boben gIiite ertipidelt bate. Sic
Nepodung Der @relr5e auf oen
sSeitlanoe par ihon eine auBeror,
oentIid iorgfdltige, aber oaourd IL
ben Die 5dmugsler iih peranlabt.
ibre 91tigfeit nah Der Giifte 5u per-
Iegen, uno man iddbt, onB NAB.
reno Der LETTER, iehs WoHen minoe-
items 200 gbii,eien in Heinen Ga9r-
3eugen bon Gnienaoa nod Dem ame4
rifaniiden @ebiet bef0roert moroen
fino.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-26
SIS perlautet nunnebr nit gro.

@s perlautet nnnnebr nit gro
Der geitilnmtbeit, oab Sersoe soolf
Srieori6 5ll Wedlenburg Sdipe-
rim, Der peroiente s(frifa 6oriber,
aurn 8ouperneur oes oeutihen
S6usgebiets Togo erforen it, Gas
gintreten oes I'M nellnllnooreiBig.
item 2ebensiobre ltebenoen Ser5ogs
ill Den aftinen aolonioloiellit tuiiroe
allieitig NIT lebbafter @enugtining
beariift peroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-26
gebt nidt mebr la6m.

asin Stnfen mebr fir xonl
Moore in Gohran, Ga. sd bate
cine idIimrne Wunoe auf meinem
Sub, bic nidt beiIen tuollte, Bib iG
Wudlen's Mrnicd Salbe gebrauAte"
ihreibt er, .aber 6ieie Iuunoerbarc
galbe furierte mid idnea." Seilt
alte, offene @unoen, Geihuiire,
griib., 9rano. uno Shnitttuunoen,
Ghiirfungen, eczema ooer Sd,
n1orrboioen. 9erfudt iie. ssur %
Gents Bel allen Mpotheferu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-26
sietter 3mltanb.

9Ofa66ine: ,,aomn1t oenn metn
Uaann immer nod ni6t9" -gienit.
mdoden (geiponnt gum 5enfter bin
auslebeno): $50, iuarten Sic mol,
0eaoaine - ih CLAUDE, gerooe
ptro er nm bic Gde gebogen!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-26
Elm starker Scbut1.

Gdlben Sic ben 20rper ge9en Rranl.
6eit bur@ 9utt's.Villen, Elm abIolutes
6eilmitteI flr Qopfi1mersen Tpspsp.
fla, Walaria, 1artieibigieit anb dbnli-
DE Qeiben
,,DaS 9rtebrab beS aebens."
Or. 9utt: S6re Geber g,illen finb bas
9riebrab .bes 2ebens. Sd merbe itets
benz 3ufau banfbar iein, tpslher nii
bieielbem 3u meinsr GenntniB bradte.
s. Gairleieb, platte Cannon, Col.
TUFTS Leber PILLEN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-26
Dberlt 2eutnamt

Dberft Heufnanf George
Goetbals, Der glrinee Sngenieur.
inter oeiien 2eitilng Der gau ocs
NanamafanaIs itebt, reiite Don Nep
gorf mah $amburs ab iinb miro
lih BON bort nod Yaris beeeben,
inn oas fran8oiiihe 8analipitem fen'
nen al, lernen. Wfogliher 8eiie
ipiro ct aud Die eroBen Dodanlagen
in 2iperpool beiihtieen. 9eiltueiie
1T Serrn @oetbals aud an einer
grbolung gelegeu uno iein @eiu6 in
europa miro oaber Elm inoffi8ieller
iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-26
Giienba1ll : TaDrplall.
5. & 6. q. ga6n.

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gtntitnft--
80. 3-@om y1oroen. $50 abenos
SO. 5-Gum Norber. .6.45 abeilos
geo. 7-9aiIb ggpreB 9peaial, Siiben.
9.55 naor9
SO. 9-Qocal bon paleftine. !. !.
:. ...... :. :. ..10.46 abeIlos
SO. 4-@on Merifo. ). .1.55 na9m
SO. 12-2ocal bon 2arebo (gemii9t) 6.
;. -. :. :. ,. :. 1900 u,or9
Mbfa1rt
SO. 4 Na6 benz Ncrben. Z. l .55 nat1m
SO. g. Na6 bern glorben. 500 a6enbs
SO. 8-Qocal nah Raleitine .7.30 mor9
So. 10--9ailp ggpreb SPECIAL. Noroen
................ .3.20 morg
SO. --Na1 Megito .... ZOO mora
$40. 11-eocal na9 2areoo (oemiid]t)
-. .4.OU npeliDS.
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g. u. L u. q. ga6n.

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sntunft
no. 1--aouitOn u. 5. aiiffe. ......
700 aben6s
gto. g. 8ouiton uno Der aiiite. 49,.
80. 5-aiiftsnitd6ts. lis hadn't
go. 44-@on &errbilIe. illir an @oGen,
30. sl 4a--@on aerraille, n,ir a0 Cont. n
Tags. :. j. $500 nadn,
gio. 46-@on Gerrbiae, nur nn gBos
dentagen. ..6.40 r,anra
80. 2-Soaiton ,n,o Der &iite.
SO. 4-oouifOn umO Der aiiite.. e. :.
.9.05 abeno5
SO. 6-aiiftenitdote. ..2:1o nadm
SO. 43-slad serrbiIle, nur an Asos
mentaaen. AS nu6m
3o, 41--Mad aerrbilIe, nnr SOn,:
no. 49, ias.nad asrrDiue, ,ns is'su an ssss' @os
dlenta1en. :. 3. ..7:25 BORN
q, $. & g. q. (Soupt-sinie.)
Mitflu1f1-
SO. s-gOm Often. .7:15 BORN
so. 7-Wpm Often. -. $3.50 nahm
SO. 10--gI Yaio II. @eiten. $50 nadm
SO. Soon 81 Bafo.. ..10.15 BORN
so. a-wa6 ei gafo lno @elfen. !.
no. 7-aaaa 81 gafo ,tne 1sffsn.
go. 1o-Mad >. Often. 1890 abenos
No. 8-Nnb bem Often. .11:15 BORN
gieturia 0ibiiion, g. $. & g. u. !.
So so1-e euero. gictOria. 800 abenos
SO. sosss1s-g,iero. aictoria. '
NbfaIrt--
no. 802-guero. @ictoria. .7:3o BORN
go 304s314-guero, Wictoria -.
............s.. .1f:30 abenoS
81. s.. & s. Balm.
Nntlnft -
SO. 241- gon Souiton. .7.so pornt
80 Bon Dallas nuo Sort Wortb
...... 7.55 boriIt
SO. 2o5-gon &anias Gitp llnb ct.
2ouiS ........... $40 borilI
go. 15-aofal bonn Noroen. $40 nadm
SO. 9-g3on &anias gitb, ct. 2o,lis uno
gbicaao ..............8 $50 abenos
Nbfabrt
SO. 16-ssnd sRoroen pia aultin nno
Smitbbille ...... 800 bonn
SO 1O-sia6 ct 2oilis, aanfas gitb
nnb gbieago ....... 900 BORN
So 8-Nad Sort Bortb uno DaIlaS
SO 2o6-gaah ct aouis uno 9anias
9th .......... 900 abenos
gao 242-Racb Soliiton .10.15 abenos
O. 6. & g. s. (s. & O. q. gabndpD
SO. 7-@om Moroeu. 1000 porm
No 9-Iom goroen -. 10.45 abenoS
gtbfahrt
SO. s-Na6 benz Rorben. .730 BORN
SO 6-glnh bcnt gtor0en. 500 abenes
IS perlautet nnnnebr nit gro
Der geitiinmtbeit, oab Ser5og @oolf
Srieorid 5ll Wedlenburg Sdipe-
rim Anr norAip1fp 9(frifn cCnrfrf,pr
New-York tribune., 1912-03-16
TO KEEP NAVY YARD BUSY
Brooklyn League Declares for
Building of Battleship Here.

A large and enthusiastic mass meeting
was held last night under the auspices OF
the Brooklyn League in the Association
Hall Of the Young Mems Christian AS
acciation, at Fulton and Bond streets, to
demonstrate the sentiment Of the people as
to the building Of battlcships at the Brook
Iln navy yard. Former Senator Charles II.
Fuller. president Of the Brooklyn League,
presided
Among the speakers were Congressman
William F. calder. Congressman J. T..
Marr. Charles r. Murphy and Edwin S.
Piper, president of the Allied Board Of
Trade All extolled the good work Of the
local navy yard, and said that enough
work ought to be given TO the yard to keep
Il full crew Of men busy all the time.
At the close Of the meeting resolutions
We're adopted declaring it was the senti-
nent of the meeting that one AZ least Of
the battleships TO be built this year should
be constructed at the Brooklyn yard, and
that Brooklyn and New York congressman
should use their influence at Washington TO
see that the plan was carried out
These resolutions are to be sent to the
Secretary Of the Navy. the chairman of
the Committee on Naval Affairs and all the
brooklyn and New York Congressman.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-16
PROMOTE NEGRO PATROLMAN
Is to Investigate Crimes Commit
ted by Men of His Race.

Samuel j Battle. the only negro patrol
man in the New York Police Department,
was temporarily assigned in general orders
issued yesterday to the office of Mr.. Nc
Kay. First Deputy Commissioner. for two
days. II is believed that the assignment
will be extended. as IL was learned that
Battle will he used 10 get evidence in pool
rooms and TO investigate crimes committed
by negroes
Battle has been in the department about
a year. during which time he has been as
signed to the West 6Sth street station and
has done good patrol duty in the negro sec
tions of that precinct
a negro was killed in a poolroom In
Harlem's Little Africa on Thursday, and
Mrs Jennie T. Davis was attacked and
robbed in her home, at No. 527 West 18TH
street, by a negro man and woman, both OF
whom escaped. These crimes brought the
Police Commissioner and deputies into con-
sultation yesterday. and. IL is understood,
although none Of the Commissioners would
talk on the subject, that II was thought ad-
visible TO use n negro on these cases. Bat
tie being the only negro patrolman and
having a good record. got the assignment
New-York tribune., 1912-03-16
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Friday, March 10.
1912.
ARRIVED

ARRlN Ed.
Steamer Prtroleinc tBr), Byth February
2T to George " Pitou. in ballast. Arrived AT
tho Ba~ at - a m. ~
steamer Astraca )Br). Matan2as March .:
To the Munson So Line, with sugar Arrived
steamer saranac tBr). Balik Papan January
10 Singapore II Port Said February 10 ana
BiZcrta -. 70 O " Ptou, with benLlne. At
steamer Zulla, Maracaibo March q. Curacao
7 and Mayaguez o, TO Bliss. Dallett co.
with passengers mails and mdse. Arrived
steamer iusitania CBr). Liverpool March 0
and Queenstown 10. to the Cunard Ss 90 Ito.
with 362 first cabin, 32S second cabin ana
org steeragc passengers mails ana nuse'
Arrived at the Bar at Ola a m
steamer city 90 Atlanta, savannah March
II. 20 The ocean Ss co, with passengers ana
mds, Passed in Quarantine at 800 a m.
steamer ~ sud, Galveston MarSh - 10 the
Southern Pacific co. with mdse. Passed IN
Quarantine at b:32 m =,
Steamer katahdin, Brunswick March H. 10
the clyde - 60, with mdse Passed In SANDY
Hook at II .i5 p m. -,
steamer Pawnee, Philadelphia. to the clyde
ST. co. with mdse. on Highlands AZ l-'lo
steamer jamestown. Newport News and
Norfolk 20 the Old Dominion IS co, win
passengers and mdse. on Highlands at 3'oo
steamer MORO Castle Vera Cruz. Progreso
aud Havana. to the New York and Cuba Mall
- 60, with passengers malls ana mdse. An
ch orcd on Highlands at 2.io p m
steamer jamestown. Newport News and
Norfolk, passed in Quarantine at i:l2 m.
steamer Amelia CBr). Port Antonio March
10. to the Atlantic Fruit co, with passenger
and mdse Arrived at the Bar at M
SAILED
steamers Bayonne (Ger). Algiers; Antonio
Lopez (SpanI, Havana; Princess Anne. Nor
folk ana Newport News Altai 'G"rl lnagua
deniia CRr), Tampico; Bohemian tBr)' Liver
pool
New-York tribune., 1912-03-16
THOUGH RICH, BOY STARVES
Trust Fund Tied Up, His Mother
Pawns Valuables.

Although George C. Brinkerhoff. who was
sugar planter and at one time Aih'l'
can Consul i'm Cuba, left trust luhu ~
$4,000 when he died from which his thlr-
tcpn-year-oId son, George Brinkerhoh, was
TO draw the income the latter's mother mas
been compelled to pawn ali her valuable
belongings that the boy might be fed ana
clothed This condition is due TO the death
Of Colonel Ethan Allen, who was trustee
of the boys fund. and the litigation that
has been begun by two nieces OF |oioi'ei
Allen for a share OF his estate.
Frederick Henley. lawyer, was ap-
pointed trustee TO succeed Colonel Alien
Then the new trustee found that the pa
pers of the Brnkerhoff estate were IN
vault of the Mercantile Safe Deposit Com
pany in the ruins of the Equitable building
The box and papers We're recovered Uut
Henley has been unable TO get possession
of any of the Brinkerhoff trust fund.
He asked Surrogate Fowler yesterday TO
appoint u temporary administrator OF the
Allen estate so that the trust iund could
be turned over TO the trustee ana the ooy
saved from starvation. Henley suggested
that Thomas II. Van Tine be appointed
administrator. Counsel for the TWO nleces
of Colonel Allen who are contesting his
will objected. saying that Van Tines wife
was a sister of Colonel Allen and charging
that they used the alleged undue influence
that caused Colonel Allen To cut of his
two nieces.
Surrogate Fowler asked whether the
Thomas II. Van Tine was the plumber OF
that name in Sixth avenue, and. when
assured that he was. said: u am very
we'll acquainted with Mr. Van Tine and l
know him to he man of the highest
probity. I have no hesitation In appoint
ing him temporary administrator of Col
opel Aliens estate"
New-York tribune., 1912-03-16

How the hell did you come 'o IAN i'
this. anyway" asked Kinsmah'
ITO tell you the truth, said hon'"i''
Il don't know" .a
Conversation Jagged tor a time anu
finally Kinsman called to each OF his coiil-
nauions. asking II they We're asleep nc
received no answer and began TO sihs'
"Au Alone, All Alone
At the morning session of court Ooi'l'il'S-
s,oner Dougherty and Detective Dom'hiCN
Riley and others testified that immedia'eE
after mis- arrest Montani had told a slofy
mar was later proved to be false. he h'd
also given an erroneous description OF
Kinsman, the man who rode on the box
with him, and who, he SAID thIe"'eii''
him with a revolver
New-York tribune., 1912-03-16
Plant Was Thoroughly Modern.

George NJ. Ncwhall. an engineer and eX-
pert In the building of sugar reilnerieS'
was then called by the prosecution To tell
OF the manner IN which the Philadelphia
refinery I'm question had been put up. Mr..
Newhall described il as an absolutely mod
ern plant in It's time and equipped with all
economic and labor saving devices, which
made one OF the most efficient plants known
to him. Photographs of the plant were
produced for the benefit Of the jury. These
pictures were taken In 1895, but. Mr.. New
hall said, showed substantially tile same
conditions as existed in 1903. at the time
OF the loan.
How do you know that those sloops
were here?" asked Mr.. Nicoll after look.
ing at the first picture. The ripple OF
laughter that passed through the court
room developed into an outbreak Of mirth
in which judge ana jury joined, when Mr..
Wise replied:
on they were tied up with the re-
finery by your company
When Mr. Ncwhall described the efficient
pumping arrangement installed I'm the new
plant James NJ. Beck. counsel for the
American Sugar Refining Company, asked
where the water was To be pumped from.
From the Delaware River and not from
the city's mains without paying water
taxes" was Mr. Wise's prompt answer, re-
calling the suit OF the city of New York
now pending against the American Sugar
taxes for water secretly used In the Will,
iamsburg refinery Of that company
The trial will be continued at 1890 Mon
dav morning.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-16
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIN I'D


Mon,cvidco. March l4.Siamesc fFince tBr)'
Copenhagen. March l3-Antwerpen (Dan).
Hamburg. March l3-Purelight tGer). New
York
p,rnnmGuco March 1i-Indian Prince (Br).
Now York via Barbados.
Clpctown March l5-Anglo Bolivian (}rl,
New York via ST Vincent. V. for Mel
bourne. etc.
Port Natal March 15--Vennacher (Br). New
York via 81 Vincent. V. for Yokohama.
bermuda March 10, 01O m-Bermudian
tBrD, New York.
Alxicrs, March l0--Ottawa (Br) drom New
York), Spain.
Port said. March 15-Braunfels (Ger). New
York for Calcutta.
Rotterdam. March l4-Campanello tBr), New
York
New York.
plymouth March Is. I a m-Amcrika tGer).
New York for Cherbourg and Hamburg
land proceeded).
Cherbourg March 10 m-Prnz Friedrich
Wilhelm GER. New York via Plymouth for
Bremen and proceeded
Rotterdam, March IL 10 a m-Noordam Dutch.
New York via Boulogne.
Lizard March l5-Oceanic (Br). New York for
Plymouth. Cherbourg and southampton. was
reported by wireless telegraph 3G5 miles west
AT IN. due at Plymouth about . m to
day.
Punta Arenas. March l5-Charton Hall CBrj.
New York via - Lucia and Bahia Blanca.
SAILED
Bremen, March IA 5 m-Roon Ger. New
York.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-16
INDICTED AS CHILD POISONER
Woman Accused of Killing Nine Babies
Said To Be Insane

Winfred Ankers was twice indicted for
murder in the first degree in Brooklyn
yesterday. Judge Fawcett remanded her
20 the Raymond Street Jail after she had
pleaded not guilty to both charges. The
woman is charged with killing nine babies
by putting oXalic acid in their milk at
the Brooklyn Nursery and Infants Hos
pital. No 40i Hcrliimer street. The in
dictmentS say she knew the deadly nat
ure Of the poison and that her intent had
been to kin. February u is the day on
which she Is charged with the act.
The woman did not speak when ar
raigned. her cOunse! entering her pleas
but after her return 10 the prisoners pen
she exclaimed:
They have gone and indicted me, What
do YOU know about that?"
Her counsel expects TO apply for q com
mission TO examine into her sanity.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-16
8GEEh 8GEsh

To-day at p Gioconda. Destnn' hohet
Caruso. Amato Seguroa. COnd., Toscanini
Tonight. - Pop. Prices - koenigskinder.
Farrar. Wickham. Fornia, Mattfeld; JadIow-
kor Goritz Didur. Ress Cond., Hertz
sun f.vg Concert. Guck Alten; Slezak;
Rothiar. HInshaw 4 ent. orchestra.
Next Mon. at S-Armide. Fremstad. Matte
nauer. Carus0 Amato. Gilly. COnd.. TosCaninl.
Tues AZ S-Phia Chicago Opera Co. Jewels
OF the Madonna. white Berat; Bassi. Sammar
co Warnery DaddL Genl Mus. Dir. Campanini.
We'd. Mat. at prices from 75c. TO $500
Bohrme Gluck Alien: Martin. Gilly. Seguroa
We'd al s-Aida. Destinn, Claessens; Caruso.
Scotti pidur RosSi. Bada. Cond, Toscaninl
Thurs. AT .45-Lohengrn. Fremstad, Mat
zenaucr. lorn. We'll. Witherspoon. Con, hertz.
Fri al S-Faust. Farrar. Fornid. Mattfeld
Iorn Renaud. Rothier Cond., Sturani.
sat Mat. at Mona. Homer. Forntat Mar
tin Vcss. Murphy. Griswold. Hinshaw, Wither-
spoon. Ruysdacl Cond. Hertz
sat ~ S-Pop. Prices s-Troyatore. Rappold
Clarss"ns. Slezak. Amato. Cond.. Sturanl
Tues E,g. Mich 26-Specl ferrce-Douhle
Bnl-Ca,. RustiCana and Pagliacci. Destinn
Alten. Caruso Martin. Amato, CITY seats no"
HARDMA< PIANO USED.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-16
NEW SMALLPOX CASE FOUND
Many Persons Exposed During Five
DAYS OF Waiter s Illness.

new case OF smallpox was reported to
the Board of Health yesterday. The pa
tient is Clarence Clarke. Il waiter on the
steamship Puritan, Of the Fail River Line,
who lives az No 2S6 Bergen street Brook
lyn. and has been III five days.
Sixteen persons have been exposed 10
the disease I'm his home, and IL Is believed
that many more were in contact with him
aboard the Puritan. His fellow walters
uled TO persuade him 10 stop work when
he was fret taken i'll. but he insisted on
continuing his duties until his return 10
New York. Clarke was removed TO the
kingston Avenue, Hospital yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-16
THURSTON WILL SET ASIDE
Jury Decides Against Theosophist Head
in S247,000 Contest.

San Diego. Cal, March BY a verdict
of ten to two the jury In the contest
brought by George l.. Patterson, a banker
Of New Castle, Penn, 10 have set aside
the will in which his mother. Mrs. Harriet
Thurston. bequeathed TO Mrs. Katherine
Tingley. head OF the Universal Brother
hood and Theosophical Society, an estate
valued at $4,000. found for the contestant
tonight.