New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-26
CATCH THIEVES WITH LOOT.

-Patrolmau Frank Fasulo and Charles
krummel OF the Mercer street station. did
quick work In nabbing two OF trio OF al
legged burglars As the cops were return
lng home after finishing their night tours
at A. m. they saw three men laden with
suitcases. emerge from No Bond street
and start toward a waiting automobile.
After an exciting chase two OF the men
were captured and. according TO the po-
lice they were prevented from getting
away with $500 worth OF feathers.
Joseph Gordon and Max SIlyerman. two
OF the men the police charge they caught
with the goods. as we'll as John Cataldi,
chauffeur Of the automobile that was said
10 be- waiting for them. were each held In
8 90 Oh charges OF burglary.
"Montehore g. Kahn. Of Long Branch,
y. j.. told those present AT u conference OF
civic and religious bodies. held at the Man
haitian Hotel. in this city. that he would
give outright to the league 1900 acres or
land near Davenport. y. J.. to be divided
into ten-acre plots The only conditions he
imposed were that the benenciaries. who
are to oe immigrants only. should not deal
I'm the land for profit. and II abandoned IT
should revert 10 the league.
Mrs James A. Garland was married IN
Boston to Francis Gushing Green. OF New
York. and thereby forfeited the income OF
n fortune said TO be 100000. BY the
terms OF her late husbands viii the money
reverts TO her three oldest sons and later
goes 10 Harvard as fund TO aid strug-
Cling students.
The finding OF n serum which its dscov-
erer believes gives immunity from tuber-
culoss was announced in Chicago. The
dlscoverer is an American scientist, DR..
Karl Won Ruck, OF Asheyille, n. c. First
reports OF the experiments on which he
bases his contentious were given 10 the
Chicago Medical Society In a paper pro-
pared by DR.. Won Ruck."
MRS. PANKHURST IS SENTENCED.
What's the latest from abrondT' In
qulred Busy Man.
Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst. tho militant
suffragette leader. and Mr.. and Mrs
Pethlck Lawrence. Joint editors OF Votes
for Women were all found guilty at the
Old Bailey Sessions. in London. and sem
fenced to nine months Imprisonment each
on tho charge OF conspiracy and melting
their followers TO malicious damage to
property.
There is no room for doubt OF the
existence in Cuba OF a negro conspiracy
extending TO all the provinces OF the
island, with the apparent intention OF taxi
ing up arms against the government. The
negroes appear TO have been reused to re-
belion by the denial OF what seems 10 them
their just political rewards for services
rendered in the war for independence, In
which they constituted great majority OF
the Cuban forces. The feeling against the
government has been intensified by law
denying the negroes the right 10 organize
a political party. The American Minister
Arthur VI. Beaupre visited Senior San
gully. Cuban Secretary OF State. and Of
ncially info med him OF the determination
Of the United States government to send
the transport Prairie. with seven hundred
marines aboard. and the gunboats Paducah
and Nashville to Guantanamo. Mr.. Beau
pre- gave the explanation that this action
was taken In the friendliest spirit toward
the Cuban government