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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-13
DECLARES SELTMAN'S STORY
AN UTTER FABRICATION.

Carriers, Fla, March 12, 1912.
Editor Telegram: In justice to
myself will ask you to publish the
following in reply to an article which
appeared in your paper of the 11ta
instant.
This article accuses the bOokkeep-
er at Carter's mill of having ASSAULT
ed one Frank Seltman, a Pole, on
last Saturday night at Carriers, Fla,
while he Crank Seltman) was
waiting for a train. | deny this ac-
cusation; have never had any trou-
Bile with anyone at Carriers. Fla, and
never knew of any such person be-
ing in existence until this article
was shown the writer this morning.
This article goes further and states
that Seltman had been doing some
carpenter work at Carriers. have
Investigated as to this and Mr.. II. B.
Carter. secretary and treasurer Of the
Carter Manufacturing Co. states that
this man is unknown to him and has
never been in his employ and there
is no one else on the premises who
has ever heard of Frank Seltman un-
til they read the article in your pa
per.
accepted the position as book
keeper for the Carter Manufacturing
Co. on the 26th Of February and have
been working regularly in that ca
pacity ever since that date. 1.-Two
in Lakeland, at 61O East Lime, come
to the mill mornings and return
evenings on the A. c. L. passenger
trains.
Having just located in your city,
and only known to few of your
citizens, I feel that this false report
may tend to do me some damage
the notoriety this article carries Is
not appreciated, and l will appre.
ciate your correcting same through
your valuable columns.
Yours truly,
F.. LAMAR PAYNE.
Secretary to Mr.. H. B. Carter.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-13
PIJNfY'S NOMINATION
confirmed TODAY
(By Associated Press. }

Washington, March 13.-Confirma-
tion of the presidents nomination of
Mahlon Pitney to the Supreme Court
was voted on late today by the SEN
ate. 1t had been held up in commit
tee by dispute over some Of pit
ney's decisions in labor cases. The
nomination was confirmed, the vote
standing SO to 26.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-13
fE SUNDAY
SCHOOL CONVENTION,

preachers and Sunday school
il'endents of the Baptist, Pres
'an and Methodist churches met
-saitation Thursday night to
.ce Tor the coming of the Florida
as school State convention, Or
having been selected BY the
ave committee of the organisa-
'or Its meeting in April.-Orlan-
Fifteen.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-13

The ]. r. Davis farm is one of the
busiest ones in Polk county just al
present. On the second he contract
ed 10000 crates of cabbage at 81 pei
crate (. o. b. Barlow. He has already
planted 40 acres of eggplant, acres
Of butter beans. 80 acres of peppers
Is acres Of Irish potatoes. 1 acres Of
tomatoes and acres Of sweet corn
A little later he will plant Is or 20
acres OF field corn.-Bartow Record.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-13
cHAs [. DEARDOrF DIES
AT ST. AUGUSTINE

St. Augustine, March 12.-This
morning Charles L. Deardoff, super
intendent of the Record Printing
plant. passed away at his home after
an illness of six weeks of pneumonia.
Mr.. Deardoff was : man OF many
during the present year. new settlers
and his death will be deplored
throughout the state.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-13
hORROW new
STATION OPENS
ARRANGING TO DECO.
RATE BUILDING AND
HAVE CELEBRATION.

nev passenger station will
hmorrow afternoon in a blaze
ana all Lakeland will be
%, lcbrate the auspiciOus oc-
celebration will be in the
hi the Daughters of the Con-
h who will decorate the sta
led. etc, with flags this after
Ind tomorrow morning. To-
afternoon between 5 and 6,
ktness the formal opening of
tion. and the Daughters have
ID with the Lakeland Citizens
) be on hand to dispense mu-
the trains arrive and also
hout the remainder Of the
Sher feature Of the opening OF
W station will be the effort
ladies' to wipe out the re-
| & debt on the Confederate
Sent, and to do this they have
l. d tomorrow afternoon and
TO be tag day. A large num-
fair Lakeland girls will be on
bith tags and the skinflint man
kgrudges them any sum they
desire should not be at the
|tion. The Daughters desire to
|hat they have now only $50
ling unpaid on the monument.
|ey feel that to raise this small
k each person approached will
financially embarrassed to any
Extent. They wish to lift the
|he people of Lakeland want 1t
land. while we are celebrating
kning of the fine new station,
lat the same time celebrate the
Of the debt from the hand
ornament that adorns Mum
by assisting these patriotic
ladies' who have arranged such
program for tomorrow after
Everybody be on hand tomor-
fornr0n at the handsome new
httWeen ) and 6 o'clock. Ban
I'll fly, music by the band and
ltally we'll let the travelling
500 We're on the map!
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-13
ATTEMPT TO RESTORE
EMPEROR TO THRONE
(By Associated Press. }

Pekin, March 13.-According to n
message received here the command
er Of the emperor's guard. Gen. Shin
Tung, with ten thousand soldiers, Is
marching on this city to restore the
emperor to the throne.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-13
$1,000 TO POPULATION.

Florida will PROBABLY add nlty
thousand to her present population
splendid qualities. was widely known
from all sections of the country. They
are coming to make their homes here
ana to assist In the development Of
the states resources.-Deland Record
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-13

Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Sanford and
daughter, Miss Marina. Of Sycamore,
ILL.,, are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. ].
M. Wood. They attended Mardi Gras
at New Orleans. coming from there
here.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-13
DYNAMITERS GO TO
(Ry Associated Press. }

Indianapolis, March l3.-All dyna-
mite defendants must go to trial Oct.
I, according to the final decree OF
Judge Anderson, which refused the
motion of attorneys for the defense
for separate trials.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-13
BEGINNING OF end
OF TEXTILE STRIKE
(By Associated Press }

Lawrence, Mass, March 13.-The
beginning of the end of the textile
strike, which began Jan. IL, is
thought to be reached today, when a
general committee of strikers voted
to recommend to idle operatives IT
American Woolen Co. that the wage
increase offered by the company be
accepted.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-13
ITALIANS CLAIM
VICTORY OVER ARABS
(By Associated Press.)

Benghazi, Tripoli, March 10
More than one thousand Arabs were
killed and another thousand wound
ed in a battle with the Italians. ac-
cording to Italian advices.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-13
MR.. WILDER VERY Low.

As We go to press we learn that
Mr.. E. G. Wilder Is as low a. he can
be to live. and that the end is ex.
pected at any moment.
The evening world., 1912-04-04
CHARLESTON ENTRIES.

RACE TRACK. Charleston. s.. c..
April 1.-THE entries for to-morrow's
races are - follows: -
di.stoas; four md . Sslf' fupicsis . puts s"Y "., SSs
$:::s "a. ,asaas''' s&f;s 'issE::; .4:i. ifs!s 81 ri s.:'i.
Inc sscoSD D, sASEssm,.r.~.:;{Y;s.s,s;s'd.; pure: s, :sos
a 1:s. ~ S$JIi BIZ u Y , .s +s:: Ss;s Sa s II; IS: !
g gss;.;c . s:ssi :sa 1SSr sAs =. a tg!:a.' M nlII. S:ess
sI;'1' E ~ MN y; 1%tailissi''Sis s. IT. , i;Si Sss:s
ySS 5gSGi iss'SItr-vor ,..r.:s. .sa yp,.,s
AK ~ si i S;s.a l Is,i: Es .,,S% iS,' II
TFfN RACE- Thse.scsr ods ssd sS~ar,
..gss'l ,ss $500 :Tl'iEa anti ,lve ,SS;;a . Z sss i SS.Issa r
ics; Csseut, 100; M,,epiu., 10; iivio,v. 10
&S;s c' S,os lSs a Sr?!p%, s. i .' a.S Go'PG SS. TK.ni.Gse
iifSs s.,e: o1 m,.n a. ,i hsi"''''a ISLE 'o'' A'
'NxrH RACE--fhNe-yssrold and upward
ygn,s r: d sSCS; ';lI,ns Ss: e Ss.u .n Scl 70 r; :5:As s% y
s ss,.... Ss';;sss ID, ~ rs sA &fl, 1 ,'Ssg'::' pl l.sa: III. 'I!i's'
Frsss$S,is,.w;yST aa'S'f. ,@; N.sih'i
wcSlhsr Nss. Trek faa.
The evening world., 1912-04-04
CHARLESTON RESULTS.

FIRST RACE.-rwo.year-olds: purse
o3oo: mat6sns: selling; four and . half
nurlongs-InWUrance Man. 101 (Moore),
to 8. 4 10 8 and . TO s, first; Auto Run.
lis (wRson). II 10 2. . to 1 and I to 2.
second; Clinton, IL (Kosruer). s to I. q
10 s and Z 70 10 third. Time. 0.H. Miss
velma, Beth STANLEY. Frank Hudson and
Fred Lsvy alsu ran ana .Ssnisfsd ~
named. %, $1,000. .. :
ADCoND RAcs-rhsse and -four year.
olds: purse oooo: mntasns; seven furionss
AoAraSosa. ia ~curnsr). IS to 5. even ant
L 70 !. Arm: CAR TOY. l0e (Koerner)..
to .. Z 20 10 and . to s. second; Choptank
iiS tButweii). 10 10 1, Q to and 3 to I
third. Time In ~. Country Boy. Or
perth. Jim Ray. Marx A. Mayer. jim
MAbon. ekssauts and HaNem LAO aist
ran and fn4shSd a. named.
THIRD observation-disclosures: purse
1900: conditions: seven furlonss.-Repub.
Lean. ZIG Hopkinsl. "a to 10. 9 TO . and
I TO s. hvt; Lady Lightning. fol t0tein-
hart. 7 TO ]. 5 10 : And even. second
MorristoWn, Ill (Peak). I to I. NJ ant
I to I. third. Time. 1t IS. Puck. DR.
r. l.. Swarsn9sr and Breaker Boy also
ran and finished a. named.
The evening world., 1912-04-04

House ana secured 4 iicenss to wed.
Two hundred Hood refugees Witnessed
the hurried wedding.
Hundreds Of men are working nieai
and day on tho Government isves below
Hickman. and the water 10 iapoing .,
its brink. II II breaks, all Of the farm
land In Western Kentucky below here
will be submerged for weeks.
THOUSANDS IN MGMPHiO AR9
hoMELgSs.
The ioss Of life a. . result Of the leod
10 now increasing. Two men we're
drowned nj CiarkSvilis: . negro fell Oh
the sidewalk In the main street o. New
Madrid and drowned and two met par.
shed at Dlkton. KY. when their toas
wAs swamped In the Red River.
Thoueands Of persons have heen som-
Dslisd to dee from their homes In the
northern part Of Msmphis. and the
srsaksst suffering resulted last nishi
owing to the 6as suppiy being out Oh.
The mood has completely covered shs
poorer DISTRICT Of the city.
A. Nsw-xadr1d. No, all business Y
suspended. The water 10 from three to
etght feet deep In III downtown stores.
Virtually ell ons.story residences have
bssn vacated and the families are housed
In the house. churches and other
public buiidiags. The Mayor stated to.
day that the own had . suAncisnt sup
ply Of food to last probably two weeks.
Tents will arrive to-day ana this Will
seljevs the situation IN the hills. whefs
suefss are without shelter.
The evening world., 1912-04-04
AMERICAN TRIED
ASASPy BY THE
MEXICAN REBELS
Roberts. Arrested at
Juarez, Is Acquitted by
Court-Martial.

DL PAso. Tex. April A-Powsii Rob-
erts. the American arrested at Juares
and taken to C~hihushua, was tried yes
terdsy BY rcbei court.martial As . Mex
lean Government spy and acquitted. He
will return to FL Paso tomorrow. This
news Was conveyed in an oficial de.
spAtch to-day.
Roberts. whose home 10 In Ell Paso.
was arrested In Juares some days ago.
the charge against him being that he
had entered the homs Of one Of the
rebel leaders, broken open q trunk and
stolen oe0h
The charge was denied and the re-
lease Of Roberts from the Juarez jail
demanded by the American Consul at
Juarex. This being refused. the case
was Immediately taken to Washington.
While the state Department was act.
Ing In the matter Roberts was smuggied
away to Chihuahua ana rushed to a
trial by court martial.
The evening world., 1912-04-04
LOVE FOUND IN SAUSAoES
he BOUGHT IN HER SHOP.

Christian X. oulaenfels, twenty years
old. G: No. 2 Glen Cove road. Eirnhurst.
l.. T., pleaded Ruilty to-day before Jud 81
Foster IN the Court OF General Sessions
TO an indictment charging attempted
grand larceny.
The Indictment, grew out Of Guid4n-
fsls's c!Aeppearance last February with
Mrs. Elixabeth Hsinocrg, the forty
ysar-oid wife OF a dsiicatsesen shop
keeper OF No, i:7s Second avenue. Man
haitian.
0uIdenfsis on the stand told tho story
Of the ciopement. 10 SAID no had me,
Mrs. Heinbsrs when no went into hsi
husbands shop to buy sausagss and
that she fell In love with him. They
elopsd 10 Springfield. Nsss.. where. hi
says. they went through . msrriass
ceremony and that the woman rave hin
~. After three weeks ne left her ant
came 10 New York.
Upon his arrival In New rerh. uuidsnD
fsis . he visited the woman's hue
band mi ssprssen ting himself to be
lawyer. said he knew where Mrs.. Helm
berg was and that she wal In trouhis
Hs procured oiM from Hsinbsrs ant
~disAppsAssd. Later Mrs. HelNser9 70
turned 10 har husband And they yer,
~reoonci!sd, Whom they compared note
0uidsnfsls was arrested.
uuidcnfeis's parents testified that IN
YOUTHS mind wal effected. The Juas
fsmaadsd h!m 10 the fombs uRtn Apr
10. Meantime s~ilsnisls will esanin
him.
The evening world., 1912-04-04
EAST SIDE PORT|A
IS SECRET BRIDE,
DESPITE DENIAL
Continued from First Page.)

70 Philadelphia to be married. but said
the prospect Of publicity caused her
to delay the ceremony. which. she said.
would he performed here after the
Jewish holidays
When Miss Thomas was asked how
she and Mr.. Bosler met. she replied that
It was over Q case when Mr.. Bosler was
an assistant District Attorney under
Jerome.
He was on one side and I was on
the other" she said. and We fought"
who wonr'
II did. but don't you print that" said
Miss Thomas with q blush. She went
n
1.-THE cast was against Ernes. Brown.
charged with having induced people to
put money In a worthless patent. The
police court held him, I went before
Justice Ssabury and asked for . writ O;
habsas corpus. Mr.. Boslsr argued
against me. We argued long and hard
and the Justice granted me the writ. !
got the man out Of jaai. He was not In.
dictsd. .
CALLED 70 CONGRATULATE
HER, OF COURSE.
mr.. Boiler came vsr to me after
the case was heard and congratulate.
ed me-"
when ava he nrst cali upon your
THAT Night" she answered. He
The evening world., 1912-04-04
hObBlE-SMRT CAR
Dawes BROADWAY
NF|RSTP PAY RUN
tosausasA from First Pare,

~ anil the needed cent was dropped
- the handle turned would the score
NJ the box come even. This fare
reG1seW. the Invention of A. ". Wood
UAsd. DreekAmt OF the International
nAG1stsr Company. 10 to be adopted all
svee the systsm.
hoooLGlekIRr Cars TO % PUT
ON gMTiRg ovorGM.
o. sAs TIP 1ownt0wn the ofhciais Of
~ railway eedsssA the oar stopped at
tAtervaAo - iietsa to the comment OF
Tie egowds which clustered around Il.
~ q & was favorable ana although
~ company would not say how soon
Ne entire line would be equipped with
~ 10 ears the rsmar Of superin-
tsaAsat Doyle In answer to such q quss-
ttsa would indicate Q speedy change.
Dc you think va would show the
nsW or. inviting criticism AID com
paslsoa With the old. n Il was not our
intsatten OF changing the entire servics
~ 0ooa - w can get the oars buiit9'
ytom the artistic point Of view thu
. y b . soy TO the eye, being painted
ihigveen. gold and white. looking . trim
lreeesd up. perhaps. but stih no utterly
s~saf-assured. powerful ana neat that !
oASrtes the Clothes like the splendit
vshlsls Il ia
The evening world., 1912-04-04
HUSBANDFA|lS
TO STOP W|FE'S
SUIT AGAINST HIM
Mrs. Lutkins Wants Separation
and $1,000 He Promised
TO Give Her.

Justice Maddox. in the Supreme Court.
Brooklyn. to-day denied IN. motlon q,
Theoaors I. t.n,k,,. e. IA on,o,r NJ.
VII. from rrc..cu,,r. SO. act, 800,
,,,, o.. -
sn..~ III" E-
m'. w.
""'"" 'ne "o.'oh 10 a chain 81 'r'-
sAtioh' OF domsstc woe. OF getting 10.
ss'"er and getting apart Aga'n. OF prom.
is mace anu broken Lu,k'ns 10 a
p.r.her win ms iatner IN ths iesvner
v.' ~ NO. " opruce .'re''. '"sn'
s'An' rom wh'on' according 10 ms
-. ne sets $3.50 Or more 'sA. Inv
.oup.e "@e married IN Jersey o1'y vow
~. 1910. Mrs. Lutkins says her nus
band abandoned her the following April.
Last September they signed an agree.
msnt Of separation. by which Ne asrses
to nav her As.ooo 10 reimburse her for
ersscs.s .,nr. A. L., h.r ,o nav her
AZ = 49, -. s.. sm.v..s
The evening world., 1912-04-04
DEATH IN PRISON
TO SHIELD SON,
I. FATHERS CHOICE
Kaylor Rejects Courts Offer
to Inform on Boy and
Gets Long Term.

RaAhsr than bserAy HE seventeen
year-old son.. VINO 10 accused by the DO
nee Of being . burglar. George Kaylor.
nfty-three yea1 old. an invalid. Win
the sentence Of death written on his
nAce. willingly accspsd . sentence D!
from two yeans and stx monti,s 10 four
years end six months in Sing StnG Prs-
on to-day. ny Informing on the lad Kay
Tor could have sscapsd with six months
In the p~enitsn.iasy.
On the night OF Feb. 4 the home
cf Mrs.. la Ssbast1an. on the 18th floor
of the SpArs&nent house ~ No. - nAst
lctshty.third street. was robbsd by a
burglar who climbed up 4 nre escApr
and entered by . window. Clothing ana
jsws,ry vntusd st u.Do were stolen. De-
tsceivs CovsinA . day aatsr caught Kay
ler pawnin6 some q the Sebastian loot,
On Kayaors hand waS one Of the rings
that haA BEEN Stolen from Mrs.. SsHs-
tan. KAy$or. who saad he had been q
brickiaysr and had recently been dis
oh~rgsd from d. I<uks's Hospital. de-
oanrsd i- AID not know the goods had
bssn stolen.
Aucy WSbe " Nao W uy "
seventeen years DID," he said. ~
thought he found thsm."
Joe was arrested. Father and soi
were a~rrAigned In Harlem Court. the
former charged with recaiv,nG stolen
goods, the latter with burglary. hut ths
elder Kayior r~Spudiated IN court the
story no had told the detective,
Il found the things myseif." ssid~Kay'
Tor. in y yard on Second avenue"
A. the detectivss were unable to &c
any other evidence against tho boy h,
ives DISCHARGED. kayior was indicts<
for receiving stolen goods and tWs
weeks go was convicted oy . jug!
before Judge O'suilivan in the Court o
General eessions.
Judge O~'suiuvan. noting Kayier's ba<
physical condition. advised his iawys
to try to arrange Q compromise to soft
on the sentence, When Kaylor was ~
rnimed for ssnteacs to-day LAwye
sullivan said ne had beeu unable 70 g
KAylor 10 talk. xayiee. No sAid. feel
that he 10 going TO Dc aaA 10 willinN
10 take oil the blame to shield otheri
He insistsA Nc had found the good
The Ceurt's otter OF . six iminthS ecu
tauos didn't alter his aseislen.
After imp ssin0 sentence Judge O'ouI
Ivan ssmAudsd xayior 10 the Tomb
for ten days 10 dvs him . chance
think over the situation.
The evening world., 1912-04-04

wanted 10 consrstulass M. scns more.
He mac he nrse lgrt9l ka week
later and he has b>se. cspnnf,etSr lslncc.
We became engaged and tor Sososs to-
gethsr in Cedar street. I didn't wan:
my marriage to get into the newspApers
but I see that 1t Will have 70 - pub
iished when II take place."
Miss Thomas was graduated from tn
law department Of New York U1iver-
sity in 1907. when she was nineteen
She was not permitted to practice un
I'll she was Of age. In 1908 she and nc:
sister were ARE sted by a policeman ir
Brooklyn on election night. The police
man charged that she had ASSAULTED
him with a hatpin. She was sooner
atsd In a Magistrates court. sh
sued the policeman for damages al,
wa her own counsel.
She has given her services free {
poor folk Of the east side.
The evening world., 1912-04-04

Doctor 0aid TN v man. ~
there any way OF teaching a person TO
talk In his sleepf"
II never heard OF any" replied the
physician. How could such IN &C.
complisnnent be OF bencht?"
TITS either that Or insomnia for me.
My wife IL one Of The best suffrasette
speakees before the p'sbl4c. She always
rehearses her orations ~ horne. and
I've got 20 say hear! hear or that's
the stun at least once every ten min
ukes."
The evening world., 1912-04-04
FLOOD SMASHES
LEVEES At CARO-
50OESCAPEDEATH
CONTINUED from First PAss.)

the "" leves before reaching thu Mo-
bile ana Ohio embankment.
Two lsvee patrolmen. who we're d.
rsctly IN front Of the c1evAsse. narrowly
escaped death. The waters hurled them
from thelr feet ND Il raj with great
Aoscuity that they reached the anbank.
mGG.
The territory Hooded 10 located Just
north q Cairo and comprises about
900 acres. II 10 estimated that the
other structure fioedsd In the drain.
sss district lumber nearly 1.oool
Future city. . s~sttisrusnt In the
hoodta territory. ,hasa population Of
more thAn . thousahd. UroAndais.
wilma population OF about ~. had
many veil built homes. Ne ioae q life
10 reported - far.
TIE city Of Cairo proper 10 peetsetsd
from the Hooded section BY . eysesm
u cross isvess. and the bic feses Of
men 81 work on the drainage lsvss
have been thrown AROUND the Cairo
isvss. These men are raising and
strengthening the dixie % that Il viii
- safe against any stage q hool.
49,. ~. -. -. 10. ~. Mi.
~. -" - to- S..e An V~,srtv.V.w,
hours.
Ss000 HICkmAN W9FUueES OeV
Promise OF AID.
HICKMAN. KY. April &.-Twe thou
SAND Hood refugees were chssred after
an sli-night vigil At the lsvsss. BY the
=,ss.Ss"~ 80" 80"
~ $500" ~
....s.. s""~
o '""'"' "s'"s ''" e""s'S
low.
ro. zoo sAse ~. U'hs!esst 70 ap-
p.opsus's ~" IN ess"' TINS Wa .ns
te'eSr~m seht 10 Consressmen oine
james OF Kentucky to-day by Mayor
I1ss1on Of Hichinan. The city ohiciAls
we're stunned whom. on receiving two
hundred army tents shiopsd BY the Gov
$500. .. -. so,,,a ,h... zee. saso
.""' =. "N 80 -
eA"'ese cnarses u"e on V"7"' ." ps'
the bill. the city had TO 0orrow money
from a local bank.
Hickman "a under from Ave 10 ten fee,
- -,,.,. ,h. n.oCs. 80 h.x. a. 49,.
$3.50 1890 -D~'.
-.
All left their money ana vAln@oles he
hind. Railroad communication 10 all
but cut on. and tho river 10 atiii rising.
The ,sve. has not broken a second
.,r. hu, en-. .-,,v.,,or 4. ,h...,.r,,r
'"e' ..'u.'Io"
SHgNlFF VHREAVENS TO SHOOT
70 AWE IrvER.
- GU
wssh, every ssas-SoAisA Aaa hes bsa
Impressed fer service sn ne lsvss. 4
asputy shssiR reAs thseu9A tswn -.
Az ga erderaA r,o.vs a. aA,s 5000.
n ths isves. thrsassrins a shoer N,
vhe 49,
sr~,py,,. -. 49,,
"r"i'iiS. ienn.' Apr' 80 nse o
two feet In the Mississippi River 10 OF
pectsd here within the next forty-stga
hours. The lowlands for miles aroun'
are already flooded and . guard wa
established on the isyes here to-day. j
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CHILD SONGS At RECITAL.


-. SSss ~Sr~s~y WIZ ""seStsse
4 ~ DsIsseo Thsssve.
m. Curtis Burnley win give q recital
~, ~ DsiAseo Theatre Tomorrow after
neos. Mn. Burnley. who Is gifted ~
. ssnpossr. a. well . a singer ana
saa1sr. has written several now num-
M q . light and serious nature. which
wf1J u ~psssen.sd on this occasion for
~ hsst time The child songs OF Mrs.
Dsss,sy are original and unique.
No. Csryi Benssl. soprano. viii as
~ nrs. HuSniey. and In addition 90 q
gsouD % AonUs 10 which Frank LsFarss
80 1ssnnann have eontributsd, win
~ . gsoup from the pen Of Mrs..
Dlyplsy. Including noe ana. original
'UW1nS Song which has 40. been pun
IG1AA. Nary prominent soc.sty people
~ - among the bcx-hoSdsrs.
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killed IN new Aqueauct Shaft.

Joseph Lynn, nineteen. . iaboesr o.
No. 2.Sss Jerome avenue. Bronx. wNs In
stantly killed carly to-day while at
work in the new aqueduct shaft a
He vas hit by the age Of the ELEVATOR.
Martin Logney. twenty. OF No. ~ Eas:
rifty-third street. working beside Lynn,
suffered conturons Of the leg.