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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-16

eineun Staot etc, in Incident Der
Gerfouf ser 9eiit unb Der aon=
iuill BON 6erauidenoen @etrallfen
ourd oas @eiet unteriagt tit, per
.boten weroen. 9aiielbe gilt audj
iiir ben 8erlanot ooer transport
Jeiitiger @etrdnfe pom Muslanbe
ger. aGe biesbe5iigli6en aontrafte
meroen in Der 8orlage fir nua uno
nid)tig erflart. @s fam oarauf bin
meoer in irgeno einem @eridt Der
8ereinigten Staten cine &lage on
6angig gelnodt nod auf 9ur6fuh
rlillg ooer Sdub oes angebliden,
auf ioldem aontroft ooer&ontraften
li1 b~aiierenoen giehtes georunger
iperoen menrt es ii6 Inn beiagte
perbotenen Sransnftionen banoelt.
Garagrapb 2 Der 8orlage bat fol-
seuoen @ortlaut: n@s miro peroro-
net, ooB fem Gieentunlsredt III
ODER auf ireeno melde oerortigen
geiItigen @etranfe porbanoen iein
ioa, iolonge fie ii6 I'M @eiibe Ell
ner 8obn @eienidaft, grpreB-
&on1pagnie ooer elmer anoeren Of
fentliden 8erfebrs @eieaidaft be.
finoen unb es ii1 I'M einen Scr
lonot ODER transport banoelt, Der
cine 8erlebung oieier @fte beoeu-
tot n
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yeriib,ntes @ramtier.

Gin gu ultgepobnli1er 9eriibmt-
beit gelangter @ierfiiBler lit oieier
Gage i'll 2onoon aus Dem 0oiein
gei6ieben. u2a3p aisDtnine", i'm
areile ieiner Slltiunen inter benz
idlidteten Nainen Sud befannt, ipor
Cit giel bon gang Ieltenen @igell.
ldaften. Sein Serr, Elm tppilder
2onooner @riinframb1noler, fonnte
init Nedt itol5 allf oas Sier iein
oas I'M Sabre 1907 bei Der Slpm=
pio-Bfer0eidat einen eriten Breis
~oopontrug ltno ouf perihieoenen an
bern Iltsitel(ungen preisgefront
iunroe. 9lll6 cit 8ettrennen bat
oieier beipnbere 8ertreter bes lang
obrigen @ei6ledts geluon1len. @s er.
regte +. st. oIIeclncine Seiterfeit,
ais BET BENT @ielsrenllelt 5u &ental
Niie ollie itbrigen pierbeitigcn
@ettbeiperber plotlid ipie perbliifft
iiber ste Sdncdigfeit, nit Der
y2o5p 2iebtning" an ibnen poriifer=
trabte, itoefItiG itonoen nno ibren
Sofep3 8elegen6eit go6clL 6ie err
itounli6e 2eiltullg Sods in MllBe
ut b%elpllloern. Den 0ei1amen
,5ouler @lib" eripasb iid Sod, neil
II, iuena es i'm gerape paBte, ieilt
fir einen giel oIerbiugs 5iem.
lid) flinfes Sen1po our6 reht INT.
Jelegen fommlenoe Naulelt au I'M,
terbre6etl liebte. Sab er aber boz
iib einef onoereil Giel, 10 rubte
er nid)t eber, oIs Bis or bieic:l
melt iiberboIt batte. @icle porneb-
me Gables intereiiierteu iih oerart
fir Sad, ooB Tie ieilcn @igertiin1er
bdlfig einluberL nit Dem uiiiBcu
5ierden~ tbrenl feinen Seim I'M
Weitcn einen @eilid ab5nltatten. Das
geidab oenn nld, mo Sad belief
tiertc lih oil audcu nlo aarotten,
lpabreno fem 6err nfebr oocr mini
ser eeiltreid)e @etrinfc poracieM
hefom. &0ilig Goluaro iuie oud)
ser aonig una sic aonigin bon
0dnenlorf nobnlcll gelcgentli6 Der
Olympia Sbom beionoere Moti8
BON Dem flllgen @iel. SIN pcrgange.
nen Moi errang Sad iid nod Den
Soris-Breis in Der golfspololt-Mns
Itellung. 9lild @iibnenerfolae bot
tie bieier @unoerclel 5u pcraeidnen.
Gr fiiatc elm Engagement Bel Sranf
@erolos 9rilppe III uS6e Sings
@iebnap" aus rno mirfte lnte.
grpan WacGollitsb III uGbe Colleen
@eooine" nit, Sein SEER tit I'm.
troftlidb iiber Ben gerlilit. Mit Sra-
men in Ben @u9en aeigtc CT Dem
S1terpietuer cine grobe ShaAtel
boiler 8reis-Goietten uno 5oblreibe
praftii1e @egenltdnoe, oaruilter ell
pertpoGes Sran6ierbeitcd unb cine
ihone ltbr, bic linn als Mlts5eidJ'
nlttg fir Sads 2eiitllitgen ing
6aiis eeidift iullrben. &alnt ell
Drittel bes ieincn @ei1ledt 5ltgc.
melienen offers BON so Sabrel bot
u2n5p 2igbtning" erreidt, nno Or.
8itt fragte iid) betriibf. Of CT iei
nem 2ie6ling otter, uls es oclien
8eiunobeit 5ntraglid mar, g~eitattet
Bat, li6 ot ben ibn bon ollen Set
ten g~eipenoeten 2ederbiiien giitlih
at tltn.
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Yrobi6itiOnsbia nnS Matiomal6umb.

Dor einfger 3eit ihon baben mir
nuf bic probibitioniitiihen Horla-
gen ~bingeipieiem Die BON unferm &s-
pr1fentanten Sbeppnro, Dem profit
bitioniitiiden Senntsfanoioaten, uno
BON Senntor gulberion i'm Son
greg einsebrndt fimo. @ir iaetcli
onmaIs, oaB elm nllgemeirer Hro.
feit gegen oieIe 8orlagen erbobel:
meroen iolte un6 baB mol Nie-
mnno geeigneter mare, eiaen fol-
den Droteft ein5uleiten, aIs Der
oeltih : amerifaniide NotionaI-
buno. Nit @ersniigen ieben mir Jest
onB Der @uno aud uirflih Die
Gnte in bic @nno geliomnten bai
or miro Dor Dem COMMITTEE on
tbe Suoiciarp9 beg &nuies, Dor Dem
bic gerban6lungen iiber Die Sbep.
paro.gin begonnen baben, eegen
6ie Mrnabme Der gorlage proteitie
rem uno 5rpar ioIlen bic tiihtigiten
Me6ner, Die er erlangen fam, nat
Waibingtcn fomnlen, nm oieien Bro
felt in nadoriidlider @eiie gum
aus6ruf al bringen. Ger 8or.
ltano oes gunoes bat bereits uu
@eb0r Dor Dem @omite nadgeiudt.
Die Dorlage befagt, baB Der Der.
ionot ooer Der transport IN irgeno
elmer Mrt uno @eife bon Spirituos
!enL Meinen, Mal5-, g~egobrenen
nno anoeren berauihenoen @etrdn.
FEN BON einem Stnote, Territo
RUM ODER Giltrift Der gereinigtcn
Staaten ODER elmer nidt oosugebo.
rigen, aber Ser Surisbiftion Der,
ielben unteritebenben 2ofalitdt nod
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@runoeiseutums : llebertrasunssn,

E4N
q. g. Stapp a1 g. S. Snens 2um-
Der Company, @rltnbItiid an Der @de
Der Zeal nub NoroS8ra5as Ctr; 1896.
SuIirs 6. Mauesee an 8artola q.
Gortinas, @runbfiid in Ga 0iaa @uaz
oalupe; 500.
8. S. Griffith Ino Srau an Yaltl
q. Grueger, @runoltiid in 9i9bIans
@arf; $4,000.
augult g. 9tarb an g~einbarot Wres
mer unb Sral, @runoitiid IN Der 2afc
Mobition; $40 II. q.
Muguit g. Gtarb an Nler 8remer
nnb Sruu. @ruuoltid in Der Cafe Mo-
bition; $40 II. q.
6. 8. gaines an CHARLES Soeriter,
@runbitiid in ben Sunict Srrigateo
Gardens; $500.
6. 9. Gaines an S. %. Soeriter,
Orunbitiid in BEN Suniet Srrisatce
Gardens, $500.
8. g. 9aiues an s.. q. @rote nno
Charles Soeriter, @runoitid in oeH
Srnfet Srrigateo @aroens; $780,.
8. g. Gaines tn $. 81. @rofe,
Gjrunbitiid i'll BEN Suniet Srrisateh
Gardens, $500.
George $. 8feuffer uno Srau an 8,
6. Sasbpi6eQ. @rrnotiid i'm ne,ien Gis
tpsglod 1749.
Oliber 6. 8osbbibed an Srau Geo.
$. 8feuffer. @run0itiid an Der gde o:r
Wain 9(peilue ur1b Wbrtle Ctr; $1,000.
Wrs. 2abonia Soipler an Soba
gran8, @rnnbitiid in Der Siacreit @Seie
tion; $500.
Gtreet Stealth Company an Sermapa
@embler. @rltnoftiid III College 5eigbts;
$24O.
Garnet @rammel uub Srau MI @.
s. Sbatu, @runoitiid III Der gelnia ass
bition; $500.
Snmphreb 9aipion un6 Srau Gil
8alter g. 2ebr, Grunoitiid i'm nelten
GithsWInf R3Q. $500.
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- Mottag muroe uniere Seuer~
lpebr flint Mal alarntiert. @Ge Serer
lparen unbeoeutenber 4rt un0 rid
teter MIR g%eringen Sbaben an.
Ser 0auunterne6mer 9iralt
Hilep McGaslin bot INN ganferott-
erflarung nadgeludt. 9ie 8aiiipa
beloufeu ii6 ouf $217,641> BON De-
men $116,412 eeoedt itu6, oie Ifts-
ua ouf $28,14S.
Soiepb 4unfler nno gugen
Beter baben sic Grfldrung obgege,
ben, 8iirger meroen 81 monen.
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500 per gonbert

bieb cs Bel einem ganquett fiji
Senrp Clan In Stem Orleans in
1912. Sebr foitipielig fir Solde
nit Magenleioen uno 8eroouungs.
idmdhe. &eut8utage gebrauden Die
2elite iiberaa Or. Sings SEEM 2ife
Gias fir oieie Storungen, tpie oud)
fir 2eber, 0ierel1 uno g%ingeipei!e.
2eiht uno iid. Rur 25c BEL alien
9ruggiiten.
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Sdarfe golar-W inbe

blaien init furdtbarer @emaIt i'm
6oben aoroen nno iino sefabrlid fiji
Die Sollt; peruriaden rote, rallbe
aufgelprungene Sdnoe uno 2ippen
uno es lit gudlen's 9(rniea Solbs
n6tig, fie gu beilen. sic ma9t oil
s6aut mei6 uno glatt. unoergleid)-
lid ouh fir 8rano- uno 9riibpun.
oen, @ei1mire, Shnittmunoe.l,
0uetidungen uno Samorrboioan,
Nur 25c Bel aaen Druggiiten.
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Gin Sells in eimem 2eudlttnrn1.

SabreIang bat S. g. 9onobue,
50. 9aoen, Mib, aapitdn i'm 8iir.
gerfriege, als 2en6ttltrl n-8eamter,
ntandes @rad perbiitet; aber SGT.
ia6e it, oaB er biellei6t ielbit EN-
Wrad eeporoen mdre, batte electric
9itters bies ni6t berbiitet. Or fu-
rierte mid bon Nierenfranfbeit mo
6ieber", idreibt ct, nutlo perbelierte
meme Sebfraft, nadoem ib erfolg-
log an6ere Mittel periu6t batte.
Dit 20 Sabren fii6le id mid MN
mol" llnbereleidlibes Wittel fir
Dpspeplie, @erbaurngsidmd6e, M9o.
gem, 2eber- mo Nierenleioen. Ser
ill1t i'm. gslr SOC BEL alien 9ruagt.
item.
Mns Baris meIoet man: Gin
leniationeaer Moropro8eB, in Den
mebrere Mitglieoer elmer o~riitofrati
i6en 6amilie bineinge5ogen iinb,
lit IN gaen eroffnet moroen uto
nimnlt oas Sntereiie bon gon5
Gronfrei6 IN @nipruh. Gin iunget
Wann bon adtaebn Sabren 1T be-
ihulbigt leinen gater, Den Baron
oe gouprienp, auf 8eran[aiiung Ser
Miitter, inter geibiilfe anoerer So
milienmitgIieoer, brutal ermoroet
5u baden. Die camille GouprignD
lebte in einenl ShloB 81 5resne=lo-
Wlere i'm Department @alpaoos.
Sic @aronin ser ibr @atte Dos Na-
oelgelo ent5ogen bate, neil lie enc
notorii6e Sritferin par, Jon falt-
bliitig einen Samilienrat a~bgebalten
6aben, Der iber Sic bette @rt, ben
Baron beiieite 81 i6affen, beriet. gr-
lpiirgen uno Aufbangell idiener
ocn Mngeborigeit lrnprattii6, bod
muroen orei Gerilihe gemadt, ib'l
git pergifteng bie aber iammtlid;
nidt ben gelpiinidten grfolg batten-
Cam madte Die 9aronin ben iett
oes Moroes aneeflaeten Sobn Go
bert nit Abipnt6 betrunfen IND
perIeitete i'm ba5u, ben 8ater bin
tcrriifs gu eridieBen. gsad Der Sat
batte oie @aronin Die 2eibe III al
fer Gube unteriu6t, nm iider 81
lein, oaB ibr @atte tot JET. Die So.
mile lift in Galpaoos melt uno brett
befonnt, uno oas @eridt NOR bel
Groffnung Der gerbanolung iiber-
fiint.
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Gin 5euer inn @eiddftsoi-
Itrift BON Birmingham, @lo., bat
einen Sbaben BON ungefd6r $500
| 900 anaerihtet.
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= Die Dumlabeit rcaiert. neil
chen ser @eiheitere immcr uah-
giebt.
The evening world., 1912-02-16
Provisions Of the Nicoll Orii-
nance Regulating Fares Dis
cuSSed Before Committee.
OF PRICES.
Thirty Cents for First Half
Nile and Ten Cents for
Each Additional Third.

For the ffs. tine ei7ce Justice Ei'ch
on OF the supreme DpIrt decided ma
the then proposed tax'-,b ordinsn A., wag
Illegal. the Aide-mnnic Committee on
Laws and Legislation has taken melton
toward tho adoption Of one that will
charges. The Committee. ench member
OF which has pledged himself In favor
or a proper ordnance. gave "a public
hearing this afternoon In the Alder.
manic Chamber. There was a large at.
tendance.
various iaxicab companies we're lined
up In opposition TO n form or or
dlnsncc that promises 90 curtali revsn-
ues. make cheaper fares or give that
adequate service 10 the public which
the public demands Representatives.
OF tho ONCE Of the Commissioner of Ac-
counts. the city Club. Merchants Ass"-
citation. the Hackmen's Association
whose members own cabs M do a
public business. are not regarded IN
through a score or more OF cltixens.
wsro or hand to al n 1ght for an
effective ordinance.
Alderman CORTLAND iSichoi presided
at to-day's meeting NJ chairman OF the
Committee on Laws n Legislation.
The members Of the committee are
Aldermen Dolies. Brush. willard. Dol
NOR. Coleman, EaTcrbrook. pcndry.
Hamilton. Cunningham and MeaRher.
The evening world., 1912-02-16
JUDGE LANN|NC
Of THE J.. s. COURT
DIES IN TRENTON
One Jurist Who Was to Have
Heard Steel Trust Case
Victim of OverWOrk.

william " tanning. United statcs
Judge. died to-day A. his home
In No. "a Model ven Trenton, n. j.,
OF heart disease. With Judges Gray and
Burlington. Judge tanning was TO have
heard the suit of the United States
for the dissolution OF the United states
steel Corporation. Ills death 10 at
u. bu,ed to oyerwork.
born In New Jersey on New Years
bay. 1919. Judge tanning found his
gay into the law through being
elected . justice Of the peace while no
principal 81 the East Trenton public
school lie studied law with the firm OF
Anderson q Campbell o. t%hirty-ons
years OF e lie wss afterwsrd city
prosecutor and Judge OF the city court
He was elected to Congress In 1902.
In 1904 President Roosevelt ap-
pointed him to be United States Dis
trict Judge. President Taft promoted
him to the circuit Court In 1909.
Judge tanning was a prolific writer
on legal subjects. lie WAS one OF the
Constitutional Commission OF 1904 VIC
reframed the %tosnship avs OF New
Jersey. lie was q member OF this
Boa rfa OF Trustees of the General As
sssnb,y OF tho Presbyterian Church Of
Princeton Theological Seminary and
Lawrenceyillo School and was a d!rec-
tor Of the Trenton Mechanics National
Bank. OF which he vas for . time
President.
The evening world., 1912-02-16
Three Beauty Aids
Women Should Know

ANY IN who wants to have love-
ly and beautiful hair can do SO il she
will use a dry shampoo nee a week.
Just put q cupful Of cornmeal in . fruit
jar and mix with Il an original package
Of thcrox: sprinkle . little on the head.
and brush out. II brushes out easily.
taking all dirt with it.. and leaving the
hair clean, bright. wavy and full Of
life. This treatment causes hair Ia
grow.
"To avoid enlarged pores, dark and
discolored blotehcs. wrinkles. superlu-
Gus hairs and blemishes 81 complexion,
stop using fancy cosmetics and apply
each morning only the simple lotion
made by dissolving an original package
Of mayatone in hslf . pint 81 witch
basel. do this. and your complexion
soon will be soft. smooth and altogether
charming.
Worry is . beauty destroyer. II
there are children in your home, don't
borrow trouble. but prepare for emei.
gencies by keeping at hand . jar Of
Mothers Salve. The world never saw
its equal - . healer al cuts. burns,
bruises. sores. sprains and aches. II
is splendid for sore throat or Group,
too."-Advt.
The evening world., 1912-02-16
LOCAL LABOR MEN
GET CASES REOPENED:
TO Fight EXTRACTION.

on motion OF Attorney Hugh Gordon
Niller. United states Comm ssloner
Alexander this afternoon reopened the
case OF Frank e. Webb and Patrick
r. Farrell. indicted labor leaders var
ed In indianapolis In the ~dynamiting
case. The men were arrested here
Wednesday and have since been in the
TOmbs awaiting bail. At the time OF
their arrsisnment before tho Commits
sionsr they had no counsel and agreed
To waive examination. Since then the
local structural irDnworkers' union has
engaged Mr.. Miller. lie announced to-
day he would oppose e~xtradfion and
demanded an examination.
This motion was opposed by Assistant
United Staten Attorney Pratt. hut the
Commissioner said he believed reopen
lag the CASE would be q matter OF Jus
tice. lie set tbs hearing for tomorrow
At u o'clock.
Farrell Will be admitted to bail this
afternoon. Friends have put up real es.
tate to the So.oo0 demanded. Tho
national COMMITTEES OF he structure,
ironworkers' union Of indianapolis II
making arrangements with q surety
company to furnish bond fPr Webb.
Mr.. Miller declared his belief that q
Farrell. as he had not been connected
with tho union since 1905
The arrest Of Farrell and wetA has
caused all local labor leaders to he PAU
'ious. Several were about the Federal
building to-day. hut not one would give
his name. One aid
We've got to be careful now. for II
the authorities learn our we'll be
indicted too"
The evening world., 1912-02-16
TAxlcAB HoLD.UP SHOWS NEED
OF REGULATION.

In opening the hearing Chairman
Nlcoil called attention to the robbery
yesterday OF the two bank mess.n-
gers ss Illustrating the necessity for
regulations governing cab drivers.
"~EN-convicts and men OF no ~respousl-
bility act as drivers Of many OF the
so.call,d hacks he sall. The out
rage which happened Yesterday shows
the necessity for the vigorous check
Ing up OF al hack drivers n the
wisdom of the provision f%orbldding
nm. one but the driver 10 ride on the
seat In front"
T.. !. i'roehl of the white Taxlcah
Company Informed the committee tina,
his concern had been making Il profit
hS carrying patrons NJ thirty cents =
mile WITH IL waiting charge OF 81 20 an
hour Tive company requires a deposit
OF $500 security from It's drivers. VINO
are pa'd at the rate Of 81 a week a.i
work 'tr hours u day
A V wing W the New YorN Trans
|portat.ou Company protested against tho
proposed rates. saving the tsSlc1h com
panies would fail II IN. present rate
were arbitrarily reduced lie polntcd
out that t~wrnty-elght companies have
failed even ~ the rates now charged
lie declared that T. the proposed ordlu-
auro should be- adopted Il would b,
tested In the courts.
w. ~ Corhlt, of the Mason-sehmar
The evening world., 1912-02-16
DEMOCRATS MEET
HERE APRIL Il TO
PICK DELEGATES
Contingent Didn't
Want to Travel Upstate for
One Day Convention.

TIL Democratic State c~onv.nt,on
,v,, -, - 49,. ,,,,, 49,, =, g. 49,.
- a. n--...-. -,. A..
go
H's'c 'o"Se"''o" "oo Inv
dete place OF the CONVENTION were
hxed At q n,eet1ng Of the Democratic
state COMMITTEE he'd to-day a ne No.
tel Krtckerbocker.
Aihs,y po.h>.,., ana sy,.c,.. ,...
.,,.r ~. D.uo,,.,. ..,r.-,.. w..
-"
The evening world., 1912-02-16
SHIPPING NEWS.

ALMANAC FoR TO-DAY.
d.St sun sets. A3d'Mpou risas q q
nm TINES
The evening world., 1912-02-16
CLAIMS SWEEPING RIGHTS FOR
THE HOTEL MEN.

Replying 20 the report VI Commissioned
Fosd,rk shuWlnE ;hat hotels and ciubs
received $4,000 from the companies.
charles =. campbell, representing the
Motel Ncu's association insisted that
inn io.rl" hold q common law right 10
tNr uc of ahutt.ng highways.
Oapall 'o.by. ropre sen;ing the Mer.
ohani' A,s,ciation made "A plea for the
ADOPTION of the ordinance. but said his
a~ssocIa'iou E1e not committed to any
rate. a. tHc association had examined
tho books ~ m. companies and found
;hp; tl,F were not n~olr!shing under the
present RATE.
simon ttto ot tho .Auto-Car and Ga
rage Company .Jii ,ae directors OF his
COMPANY had ordered hat rates be cat
IN ha!f bat 1, Mas .ound the company
WAS losing s. no a day
The evening world., 1912-02-16
TIMOTHY L. GOES C

Timothy L. Woodruff Is going bs * to
brooklyn 20 live. Several years ago he
declared hat he had abandoned the
borough and took up a home In Man
haitian.
Since his i~ethronemcnt as chairman
Of the Kings County Committee Mr..
Woodruff has considered returning 70
Brooklyn. but 1t was not until to-day
that he decided. He has secured hand
seine apartments at the Hotel Bossert,
Montague street. where no and his fam
lily will remain until he has found a
permanent home.
The evening world., 1912-02-16

Transportation Company also declared
agaln,. The ordinance.
The evening world., 1912-02-16

Charles scribner's Sons nave bought
the DWELLINGS at Nos. o.; ana 5s9 FlftA
avenue and will move into a new ten
uory building. which they win put up
there. The dwellings, have been held by
The heirs OF IN. late Roswell i, Flower
a. $780, 900. Scribners Will occupy i've or
six Noors of tho building.
The evening world., 1912-02-16

|her counsel, J. Lefferts conard. In,
young woman exhibited her bare back
10 the Jurors. who carefully Inspected
the marks and declared they bore out
her story.
The trolley men on the car at the
time of the accident declared they had
mnde no report concerning X and did
not know that # had occurred.
The tury awarded her $500.
The evening world., 1912-02-16
or FARE PROVIDED IN
PROPOSED ORDINANCE.

The Nicoll ordinance provides for u
OF 70 cents for the nrst half mile
or any part thereof and 10 cents for
oach additional third OF a mile. Watt
ing time may be charged at the ratio
OF $40 an hour. but no charge is to lie
made for u stop not exceeding five min.
utes. For shopping and calling the
rate 10 $50 for tho nrst o or ans
part thereof and 70 mi for each ad-
ditional half hour. When employed In
ono borough and dismissed In another
an additional fee OF 81 Is permitted. For
each piece u luggage carried 20 cents
IL allowed. but nc charge shall he made
tor handbags or suitcases carried In the
interior Of the cab.
Following are tina proposed rates Tor
horse-drawn cabs n coaches Cabs
First male. or part thereof. 20 cents each
additional ons-third Of a mile. or parr
thereof. 10 cents, Coachcs-First haif
mile. or part thereof. GO cents; zach Ad-
dit'onai one-thlrd VI a mile. or part
thereof. 20 cents.
The ordinance requires that no drlver
under twenty-on. years shall bo IL
censed that no must be able TO read and
writ, the English language and ho clean
In dress ~ person; he must he more
than Ave feet IN height. not subject to
any innrmity Of body or mind that
would tend TO make him unit for TIE
safe operation of u motor vehicle. and
he must he strong enough To deal with
the baggage ~ passengers lie must
not he addicted to the use OF ~intoNIcat.
Ink liquors, and must be able to pro-
dueo testimonials OF good character
fran al l..aSt lao a. AZ .V..-
The evening world., 1912-02-16

To-s,'s highest. lowest and Last prices Of .tpcks
aud II net changes a.. compared With yesterday
final figure. ae ~ follow Net
The evening world., 1912-02-16

BRUNSWICK, iernany. fe., 1.-THE
OF the Duchy of Brinsw!ei
Is about, Ia present to Harvard tn!ver-
slty a bronze cast OF the celebrated
lion monument erected In the Castle
Square b. Henry the Lion In the year
llti
The evening world., 1912-02-16
GIRL eARES HER BACK
TO THE JURY AND WINS
A VERDICT FOR $500.
Miss Carrie B. Hyer's Suit Against
Monmouth Traction Company
Decided in Her Favor.

Special to The Evening World.
Trenton, ". j., Feb. i6.-Miss Carrie
b. Hyer sued the Monmouth County
Traction Company for $1,000 damages
alleging abe was thrown from a NOV
Ing trolley car. while about to alieht.
The acciden; occurred between oceanic
and Red Bank In 100.
Physicians for the plaintiff declared
injuries which left marks on ner back
were due TO q fall. and doctors for the
defense said the marks were blemishes
which had their origin from prenatal
Influence.
TO settle the dispute. by direction of
The evening world., 1912-02-16
nuns STOP PANIC
/ AMONG CHILDREN
| IN FACE Of FIRE
700 Little Ones Held Ready 10
Escape as Blaze Threatens
= Brooklyn Convent.
FOUR DARING RESCuES.
Hfsrnen Dragged Unconscious
From Flaming Building
Nearby Tenants IN Danger.
FOUR DARING RESCuES.

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'""'S" '~' ~
tne ~ A@uy "o
bseWe0 H~slouenby AMI Myft'e sNe-
nuss nrosk1yn. stood ouist for an hour
bseprs AaySrsak to-das. ready TO nee
~ ~>ec3srmiar Are that was Destroy
tns ehe o0Cs PuruSsxrs and nxture plant
an ue.s,ursw 4 Co. nj Nos is7-iu
rmen- Psos. shouh sprsad.
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nv - 1p~AAort dare A thousaras
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M m 49, a. ctnasrs.
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n. ,s..,sA ,v shsa, corr.des. ana two.
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.cn>~aee assWsc. n rnrtpe No no. were
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strsoN Ho1Aai aStsr DIR. poakc had
voressd o. eh>m for an h,,, rbar
,~conAft1on n sraous.
Ths biase wss discovered BY James
-. an sms'oges OF D eersst oaeen'ns
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~.Hs.,.,, ,u,o.d In ..r,,a alarm
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cAa.s i.nv ard ch,., E.n,on ru~hea
av~ from MANHATTAN. when Ially
haseS,y sent In third Ana fourth alarms.
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,c,,xh 0oor IN. o.... already .hootlns
,,h.c.-s ~. ,oom ,.h.n Y,,r saw IN.
,h,eas~.sr. n.ch ar.fV ana .houted:
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CONSCIOUS CoMHAoeA
Z Tha nssing hrssusn stopped on the
aeoe Selov and then started back after
thstP comrades. The smoke and heat
were iptsass. Lieut.. BOYD Of Truck
Ne. y and F1remsn Meany and 0orman