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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-19
Rerisnal.N utiS.n.

esml hohen alter bon 70 Sohren iii
cine III lpeiten areiien befannte ano
nllgsnein h~odgenf|tete oertite Wa.
.irone, syrnu 81 atbarine@ c II r.
amt ., geb. 5orifneioer. in Die
Gtuisfeit hiniibergeihIummert. Gie
Gnhingeldieoene mar aIs ain6 I'M
Sabre iS49 aus Der alten Seim1tG
mad, Cincinnati gefommen, bas ibr
sur 3ueItei Seimntb iplirbe uno per.
mdhlte lid i'm Sabre 1856 NIT Dem
ihr in ben lob rorauSgegangenen be.
fanntcn beiiidlen Nionier Serrn
ssranf $. @eiterfamp. If. On naberen
a~ngchorigen hinterIdbt Die 8eremigie
3ipei Iod)tcr. Sral. Warn meiierfantp
uno 5rnu annn @intering. icipi.
sipei Sohne, bic Serren Soieph Z.
9eiieramp unh ssohn s. 0eiter.
famp. Der i'm Erobntaerid)t tbdtig liz
ptii ben aneehorigen beiranern ben
Seimgang Der Dnderen @reiiin Die
pieIen ssreunbe, pe!d)e tie iih i'm
2anie Der Sabre ourd ihre perionlihe
2ietenspirnigfeit uno ihre herpor.
rnggnSen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~
ertperben aepnbt hattie. Gin treue5,
l~nHaidhriaes Mitglieo p%erliert in
1sraa 4eiterfamp bic frtholiite ct
Vdnfns @emeinhe. lie geiieBung
Der iierblid)en Siile Der 0erefpiaien
eriolgt am Montag Dtoraea nm ADJ,
llhr pom 1rnuerhauie. Der 8ohnunn
ihrer 1od,ter. Srau aiinn @interiar
Ro. 3t4 @ooofparo Strabe. Doriui
nm Enib neltn llhr in Der CT, ganiu;
Stride. an Der Spring uno Oh II
Strobe. Elm ieierlidles Requiem-Sot
amt selebrirt miro.
Msit anfriftiacr Jraner wiro In
ueiien areiieH bic anibe bon oer
aeiiern erfoigten abieben BON Serrr
GopnrbTure pernommen Der.
oenL Der inn beiten Mnnnesalter. i'm
ioeben boIlenbeten 81. gebensiabrs
In ieiner @ohnung. 20. 4l57 atppls
Giraffe. bic Iugen gum eipiger
Sdliimnler idIof,. Ter 7ahingsidJe.
oene mar elm Ieutider bon edjteir
Sd,rot uHb 0orn nnb feline 3ahlretd,cr
lrennbe peroen fem anoenfen iicts
lin Ghren halten. Tag uno gtunDe hel
9eeroisung iinb fospeit nod Hi6t an.
ltersanrt kcroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-19

GieReIiqir i en- b &IubS
Grei3eh.n. 0us ~yfuiellr:
Der 3entraIbtblipthef bon SouthlUart
III I'M oieien Saqen un cine cigcnar.
tige Sebenspiiroigfeit bereitert NOR
Den Inn Die .Hclinuien" hes befanus
ten Stubs ser 0rei5ebn", Der ;ei-
ner3eit nit benz 3iae begriinSet Durs
De. ie0e 4rt BON @berglaubcn 5l he
tGmpfeu. Gle ReLuuieu heiteheu aus
einem Shdoel, ernem 3erbroteneH
SpieqeI, cincm iargformIaeu Sol}-
TaB; oos mdren ore llteritIlen, Die
rem Stub BET icincm letter. 9anfett
I'M Sabre 1894 oils S1felihuut Diem.
rem. Scenes Ictte 9mrfett murhe I'M
3immer Is oes Qonooner 5ol6orn=Rez
tmlrauts abgehaIten Is Siihe marer
ntToeiteut. unb al ieSem loren Is
81itc. NQe iaben Dor detreustcr
Wpiiern, aae plrr6eu BON id1lclenoen
2parern beoient. Anc trugen airline
ararntten turo al$ &ropfiodihmltd
cine Giaucnfeoer. Gns Sianol gum
9eqinn Der Rabl5eit cab NoS 3erbre-
den zines grobcu 5piepeIS uno auf
Bern Meue gum Spriie]irrner Gin.
acr ole @Gite urter 2eitern hinNrh.
Ter 6amuIiac @oriiscnhe hes aIlibs,
6orrn iSurriB. Der nod helrte lcbt,
iriitcte ieoem JiihdIteiteu en- 5a-
ihenmeiier. Tann loite 'if DIeier
ieItiomc Stub ont, or c~riItirt nift
mebr. aber fern $3ieI bot er niht 1an'
crreift, Scrm Der IbcrgIaitbe iii nod
inrucr am Seher .....
Dug Gube Der GItefsr
air6englode. Gus 9ale a.. g
Tpiro berittet: Die dIteite 9lo6e preu.
gems, pieleidt iogar gan3 Deutfh'
LAMBS, 6eiiBt bic Ct. 0epr9stirhe II
benz Mansfelbiihen 0prfs 5eIfta. g.
1T bic heriibmte WuuDerglode, INN ne
rem 5priauns lid Die WtIenihaft in
persangsnen aSabrbunbert sifrigit be
miibte uno oeren Snidrifteu in be
5bat srit febr Ipdt entSiifert neroe1
tonntsn. Die 8Iode bat einen Surdr
melIer BON 100 3entimeter unD Elm
9elammtbohe ppn 100 3sntImetet
Die Snidriften (SpiegelI6rtfD bette
ben aus einem 9emi16 bon romiIher
uno fri~ihgotbiffen Sdrft3eiden. Nad
9rofeFor Or. Gir0BIsr lauten bic Sn
ihriften auf oeutih: Sci gegriiB
Mario h,t Yunhpnrpifp npr SSsrr II
nit Dir. SIN Sabre 1894 bin it geitif
let pprben", uuo: .SJefuS pom Na5a
reth. a0nig Der Suben. Nus 70 bic
3entnern bin ih -. SIM mittelalte
uno 81 geeinn Der Reu3eit Ttrieb ma,
ben Snf9riften geheims aruft gu
2ronte uuo 0ebrehlife ipllten ourc
bas 8eribren Der Jni1rfFt esbetl
tptroen. DaMals mar nies Glods ba
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-19
SalDator in Der WuropDlitan ,Snn.

III Der faihionabfen D1ptrooolttan
SIM, an Der @oIHut gtraBe, oberh1Ib
Der 5ectiten StruBe. miro ieet Gu4
Ytilndener SaIoator grau au9ac.
id,entt. Tus beSeutet MIR. Dag oieic5
eritfiaiiiae RciiaIlr1nt NIT Der 3sit
iortifreiiet unb INNER beitrebt lit.
Den @diten oos Bette por3uieeen. !uas
sH baben 1T. Gin Sfoppen SaIoator
init Dem nothiacu 3ubeh0r uno man
fiihIt nd; erhabgn iiber Die tleinlitlen
Groeatrii6idle.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-19

HES
Cine Der dlteiten uno o~ngeiebeniten
oeufid,en Vionierinnen Der Stobt lit
in 5rnu 6rieberiteH ebeecu
q edmann, eeb. 8rote, ats benz
2eben geihieben. lie 8erelnigte id,loB
i'm boben alter Don 50 Sabren IN if.
rer Neiioen5, go. $50 0eit Miegfifen
4penue, Die angen gum etptsen
Sdlummer. innig betrauert nidlt nur
Don ihren Argehorigen, ion0ern aud,
bon Dem aroBen 5reunoesfreis, ben
lie iif i'm 2aufe Der Sabre ourf lire
Ser5ensaiite uio ibre berDorragenoen
Observation-Disclosures su enuerben
ge1puBt Intie. 5og uno Stunoc Der
geeroigung no iopeit nod mid anbe.
roumt lpor6en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-19

Rem gort, IS. apriI. 4ngst.:
.&Driatic" unb ,Wtauretdnia" bon 2ts
OerpoOl; rSceania" BON 5rteIt.
4bgsg.: oPannpnia" no6 Gioers
pool.
Soutbumpton. 4bgeg.: raais
isrin Quguite 9ietOria" mad Rsp
gort.
qlpmoutb. Qngst.: rpbiIuz
olpbia" BON Rstp Yort.
gouIogne. 4nget.: .Nooroam"
BON gtetD Yort.
Gueenstopu II. Qn9et.: rGaus
rentic" BON gleD 0ort.
4beeg.: Oceanic" nah Nep Yort,
Nsapel. Qnget.: rStdmpGlia'
Don Rep gort.
Bremen. 4nget.: Bring 5rieos
rid Dilbelm" pOn Rsp gort.
4ntperpsn. 4bgsg.: rWtenos
minee" mad Bottom uno Y9ilQoel'
phia.
3 0 It o n. @ngst.: .Gpmric" Dor
2ioerpooI; rgariiian" BON Glasgow.
6alifdr. an8et: r8irginian'
bon Giperpool.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-19
Jn(anO Ge(eqrap6


Rem Uort, IS. 4pril. gsnid
min Jrieman. Gin 3abRar5t, puroe
Jrsitas in isiusr Office bon orsi
8anbi.en iibsrfaqsn, rel6e ibn ban
ben uno tnsbsIten, uno Johann Cob
unp platinum I'm 8eribe bon $4,000
raubten . 7ie gauoiteH. ipelte ais
patientsn 3ulab srbultsn bottsn, emit
tamen NIT itrer gslts.
Batter pertaut feine z I'D :
ter.
WiImingtOH, Del. Is. Qpril.
1hersia SaTo, Elm 15idbrises NGbs
den, ,r6ob 5reitag bel Der Yolissi
oegen ibren Batter Die AntIaae, odB
sr fie fir Gslo ar stnsn gerpiFsp Nm
tonic gctilo psrtauit unb eespungen
babe. eins art 1rau3tremonie iibsr lid
ergskn an laffsn. Der poli3eihef,
ipelhsr bic Sate untsriuhte, bshanps
tet bah Gothic BAN Batter bss Mdo
tsns $3.50 bssablts. Der TaQ rpuroe
bsm Etactsonpalt gemeloet. peIter
ba sM1ofen in cine 4nitalt itidtt,
uno anorbnsts. bnb S6ritte aetrofisu
pnrben. bic 6sirat1 fir nut uno
nidiis gu srtIdrtn.
Die 9epoIterun9 BON 0roB
Rem PORT.
Gep Nort. IS. april. Zen leg
ten 3uiammsnIisGurgen nes Rem gors
FIR Geiunbheits1rEtes aufolee tat
BrcB ITEM g)ort iett cine gepoltsz
runa BON $4,000 Seelen. lem Of
iisieaen s3sntius pom Sabre 1910 ses
alaB bate bic Staot 4.766,S83 Gin
ipchrer.
~gerfhoIlensg Jnbr3eug
auf benz M eeresgrunos
gefunetn.
Tacoma @aib.. H. april. Der
Gtoner ugahis 3. gnler@. Der Dor
IS Subrsn auf boher See unttrssedns
gen III. If non Ma!.er NsGGtp, tiseu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-19

5nbDer unterbreitet tporben 1T. tpurbe
ebenfalls ppm 6aule paTirt. GerDors
lnse 5ufoIge ionnen Horporationen.
fpeld,e Greibrisfs NIT besreu3t.r 3sit=
bauer btiiben. bieieIbtn an Wuni3ip1=
litdten geasn Iolfe bon besrenster
3eitbauer abgeben, nobel bic tetreffens
ben MuniSipaliidten jeboh bas Reft
taben fOlen, bas eissntbum beidstsr
aprpcrdtionen 81 einem bon Der
Staats lltiIit1ten geboroe fsftsus
iesenbtn preiie ansutaufen.
Die 0orldge oes Senators Green=
luno betr. Ginfibrung bes Iogen1nns
ten ~5Orrsns GpftemsA beim Rssiftris
rem unb lletertragen bon 0runbsisens
tbam fpurbe nit 81 eegen 90 Gtimmen
D%eriporfen, jsbod in Ser 4xnblibuns
in Wiebererpdguns gt3pgen unb pal
Iirt.
Die 9orlnge bes Senptors 5riebolin,
Der 3ufolg: in jsbsm gonntp oes5tads
tes ein Common Yfeas Ridter srtpGblt
fperben ion, rpurbe bonn !6auie paHirt
unb iDirb isbt benz Donuerneur our
gsftGtigung 3usebsn. 9urh Die 8ore
lage ruerosn % neue Ri6teramter
treirt .oeroen.
Sine gprlass bes Hepr. Chapman.
alien Wirten. beren 2ptdie infolse ct
6ohflutb Dor ben 8eborben seitpeiis
gsihloHen tuuroen, eiHeu entiprsfens
5bsil ibrer Dotpiteuer All pereiiten,
ging ourd uno spurbe benz Senat iber-
Dtfen.
Die Wins'ife rtilitGtsn : 8orldee,
burd uelhe bic jest beitebepbs Iiaat.
life lltiiitdten . aOmmiHion abg.s
ihafft uno burh cine neiie, pom @ous
perneur su ernsnnenoe beiebt tpiro.
nuroe. nahbem Tie fhon pom 6uufs
pafirt porben III, audi i'm Senot nit
tpeniseH Berdnberung.n anssnomrnen.
Die eiuSsInen 8eftimmunssn Der 8ors
lage iinb bersits perfhiebentlit Der.
offentlitt fporbsn.
Qa6oem Der Senat anfanss be,
Wofe cine 0orldle nertporfen bate
rpsltx ss Strabenbahn : 0eisuihaftsr
srlauben Iolte, ibre ainien al perlGn.
germ. obns porber bic 3uiiimmung be,
ongren3snoen Grunosiaenthumer elm.
subolen, paFirts bic aOrperihaf. 6eut,
zine neus 8orlags, burd pelte Del
Stabtrdtb bon Cincinnati dutoriiirt
iDirh. ieint 3uftimmuns our 9srldn.
gsrung Don Strdbsnbabn : Routen Al
geben, obne porber bic Grldubnib Del
ungrensenoen Grunnsiaentbiimer En-
ldngt 5u hdben. Die 0orlaat, bic I'D
fpie eriiht.i6 nur auf Cincinnati Re.
3iebt, ioa ieSod erft bdnn in Kraft TIRE
ten, tpenn Tie bon elmer Maioritdt be,
siirger bel elmer Wabt guteshiber
tporben lit.
Die aeBlsr'ids gorlass, bur5 mel
DE ettua sitpd 1900 giiratr pon4odmi
Gountn. nnen Ribter Blair basgDob(
rstt eni3ossn bat. bafelbe ipieoer er
lonsen. tpurbe BON Gsnat ebsnfanl
iIHirt.
DDS 5aus oerIuhts bsuteabtnb eth
Sisure absubalten unb bis um II LIB
3u drbeiten, bod berrfhte Elm folfe
Wirrparr uno aufruhr, baB ftpn III
10 uhr cine 9ertasung bis morsel
gormittas nm 8 llbr eintreten muBte
9ouberneur Cor iitermittelte btioei
6duiern cine ginlaoung su einem8an
sett. ods er am %. b. 3D.. benz 5aq
nab Der snbgiiliigsn gertagung be
Gesislatur. in einem bieiigen 6osel n
ehreH Der Ritslieoer peranfoliel
pirS.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-19
Gamenberein Der 5urnsemsinbc.

Worgen 4afmittag Oerauiultet
Der Gomenperein htr Cincinnati
Iurnaemeinee i'm fleineu Saale Der
Central Iurnhale cine Dor Gartn,
nobel aai'ee uio alifen ierUirt ruer.
Den. Ia Die affnire nit Gan3 1b.
it)lieBt, tperoen fd, Die Wiitgli,6er
Der 1urnaemeinoe nebit oeren 1reun,
De iitprlih redlt 3dhIrait 5u oteier
ltnterboItung einfiroen. Ter Gtntritt
lit frci.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-19
germtat.

lie ToIiJei mur0e geitern eriudt.
9tatforitntngen na9 Dem 81 Sable
.oIten 5rnrf Smit5, bon garroatoH.
ga, au5uiteiIeu neiter am ~. 2pril
mad Cincinnati abgereiIt mar nit Der
abiif1t. am ndtiten Tage Suriid5u.
tommen nno ieItoam oeriGoaen iii.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-19
9okol.Dfridt
Die Staals.9debgs6ung.
Die Wresmlmno'idje gisfns.Woriage
NIT iusnisen ameuoememts BON
Samie paiiirt.
Ter srnat perueiacrt bic annabme
Der Amrmbrmeuts mmo bic WOr'
laae 1T jest in SdnOen e'nes
aonferrns.A nsidpnfcs.

Die WiIs'fde lItilitdteH : gorlase
paFirte b<ioe 5duisr. girser BON
qbarns gountp trlangsn ibr Wahls
redt pieber. Rsusintteiluna Der
aonareb ; 9itritie bes Staates.
Glf rspubIiiantfhe uuc eli bemoiras
.i{fa Tifrift. seIhaffen. gers
trguna Dor Der 3hur.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-19
aleine VOli3einad3ridbten
Ter CONGRATULATIONS an

Ter Geffdftsrsiienoe R. q.
Duncan. aesen ben bon benz Mnnas.r
sts Munro 6otfls ein 6afibefehl lpes
gen cngeblifsr 3echprelIerei erririt
iptrbtH mar. tnurbe in Winneisr, ap..
CT tpirb uo1 Cincinnati
5rra6eebso1t psrSsr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-07-26
CoMsTocK EYE ON ]. D., JR., BOOK
Says He'd Fight wide CisculatioW os
white slave Report.

Anthony Comstock said In Special Ses-
sions yesterday that he would make n
night against the book published by John
d. Rockefeller. Jr.. containing discover
les made In the white slave crusade II
II were sent out Unfortunately.
Mr.. Comstock made this remark while
In court in connection with the prosecu-
tion Of Louis Kleuberr Of 223 Schaeffer
street. Brooklyn. for selling a book by
Havelock Ellis called "Irotic Symbolism
to one Of Mr. Comstock's agents. Kieuber.
after pleading guilty, was sentenced to
pay fine Of $3.50 or spend thirty days
In the Tombs lie paid the fine Kleuber
Ia general manager for George d. Smith.
dealer In rare books at 100 Wall street.
THE court does not say that this hook
may not have Its purpose In sociological
or criminological studies" said Justice
Collins. but we are confident that II
should not be advertised as food for dc =
praved minds to feed upon He added
that the Rockefeller book was prepared
with high purpose. but that there were
portions not suited for indiscriminate cir
culation. Mr.. Comstock then made his
declaration.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-07-26
400 MOVIE ACTORS IN
PANIC; THREE BURNED
Powder Escd in Battle of French
and Indians Explodes
Before Time.

John Noble. director Of the Ryno Film
Company; Albert Roscoe, assistant a..
rector. and Emmett William. IAN actor
were ousned In an explosion yesterday
AFTERNOON while 400 actors and actress..
were depicting a drama for the movies nj
City Island. Noble was so badly burned
that he will probably die. The 400 per-
sons were thrown into a panic.
The moving picture drama was being
staged on High Island. which Is close to
the northeast point Of City Island and
''ooo feet OF film were being reeled of I'm
scenes between the French and the In.
dians II was called THE Blindness Of
Courage and depicted at first a friendly
council OF the French and Indians. who
were at peace. Suddenly the Indiana
start an uprising which as its climax
cuiminates In an explosion among tho
French.
Yesterday something went wrong with
the mechanism Of tho explosion and IL
went OF before II should have done so
Immediately there we're real scenes OF CON.
rus'on. terror and agony Director Nob,.
was found to have been seriotisiy t,,rr.d
ana was hurried to Fordham Ho.pfaa,
Roscoe and Williams were not .o bad,v
burned. They were treated at City Island
MISS Julia Bruns who was the heroine :
Jane Fernley. wife OF the French Lien.
tenant. and Glenn White another OF the
leading actors. were close to the powder
"h'h " went on In the crowd but e.caped
injury.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-07-26
LAMAR AGAIN INDICTED.
New DiII Necessary B~csusc Criminal
Code IL Ambiguous.

The ambiguous wording OF Section 30
Of tina. United states Criminal Code made
II advisable for the Federal Grand Jury
to hand down a new indictment yes
terday against David Lamar, the wolf
Of Wall Street
The new indictment charges that
Lamar, pretending to he Congressman A..
Mitchell Palmer Of Pennsylvania In teie-
phOning to Lewis Cass Ledyard. said that
he had been authorized by Speaker
Champ Clark Of the House and Senator
William A. Stone OF Missouri to say
that there was no anita gonism towa rd
the Arm OF j. y. Morgan 4 60. and the
United States Steel Corporation, and ad-
vised Ledyard to see Edward Lauter-
bach. lawyer. friend and associate OF the
Wolf
Section ,: provides fine Of
$4,000 or imprisonment for three years
for whoever with intent to defraud
either the United States or any person
shall falsely assume or pretend to he an
officer or employee acting under the au-
thority OF the United States Government
or any department or any officer Of tho
Government thereof"
The question WAS raised as 10 whether
the latter part OF the statute referred to
one who impersonatcs an officer of the
Government or to one who pretends to
be acting under the authority OF an ofTi-
Ger OF the Government
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-07-26
Accuses Wife of Assassinated
Mexican President of
Forging Letters.
SEES MR.. BRYAN TO-DAY
Declares He'll Offer No Excuse
for Aid Given to Huerta
Administration.
sp>c,n' Gable Despatch 10 THs srS.

sp>c,di Gable Despafch 10 THe srS
Mgx,co CITY. July 25.--fiovernment ON.
c,als and private individuals are unani-
mcusly opposed to the plan for American
mediation on the ground that II 10 incom-
ratible with the national dignity. Never
theless the situation between the two
countries seems TO have improved.
The Minister Of Gobernacion says that
the Mexican Government Ia becoming con-
vinced Of the good intentions Of the Amer
can Government in the matter OF preserv-
ing neutrality. This has bceh made evi-
dent. h. says. by a much more satisfac-
tory enforcement Of the neutrality laws
an the frontier.
He says the Mexican Government In
going 10 demonstrate by its ability to re-
establish peace and to guarantee the pro-
lection Of the lives and property Of for
eSners its worthness Of recognition. He
SAYS II the Government fails to do this
it will have no complaint to make II II
is not recognized by the United States.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-07-26
GETS A SO POUND BASS.
T.. E. Davis Lands Mtg Fish % Allen.
hurst Beach.

AsBURY PARK, n. j.. July :5.-The
prediction OF fishermen some time ago.
when IS pound bass was caught here.
that one larger would he taken before
the end OF the season was fulfilled to-day
when Edward Il. Davis a summer resi-
dent of Point Pleasant landed one on the
Alienhurst beach that weighed So pounds
8 ounces.
1t 10 the biggest striped bass ever taken
BY a surf angler on the Atlantic coast.
The fsh 10 son inches In girth and
contains a roe estimated to weigh more
than ten pounds. II 10 b0h inches long.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-07-26
MT. DESERT BARS AUTOMOBILES.
Eliot ana John -. Rockefeller, .,..
Fight Against Machines.

Bar HARsoR. Me. July 25.-The town
VI mount Desert at special meeting to-
oay decided by vote OF 292 to Is TO bar
automobiies from the corporate limits.
PRESIDENT Emeritus Eliot OF Harvard
University. John ID. Rockefeller. Jr. and
John Melcher represented the cottagers
In opposing automobiles. Mr.. Rockefeller
said he took his family to Mount Desert
to get away from automobiles. Mrs. Mar
Gus a. Hanna. who lives at Seal Harbor.
also opposed them.
The Township Of Mount Desert includes
Northeast Harbor. SOmesville. Otter Creek
and Seal Harbor. The town Of Mount Des-
ert II the only one on the island that
bars automobiles.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-07-26
MANoEL TO WE'D ON OWN SOIL.
sack of Earth ana Rims Made by
Prisoners Prom PortugaI.
Special Cable Despatch 10 The sux.

Special Cable Despdfch 10 The suS.
LONDON, July 26.-A sack OF earth has
Just reached London which was brought
from Lisbon for ex-King Manoei to stand
on when he is married to Princess Augusta
Victoria Of Hohenxoilern at Sigmaringen
on September I.
The most prised wedding present which
Manocl has received Is n ieaden ring
made and sent to him by the political
prisoners In Portugal. The craftsmen
who worked on the ring, including Jewel.
lers. secured the metal from the lead and
pewter utensils which they use. The
ring Is engraved with the royal arms.
Before IT was smuggled out Of the
prison 1t was kissed In turn by all the
imprisoned royaiists
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-07-26
CHAs. J. PERRY LEFT $4,000.
Park Row Pharmicist Owned ZOO
shares In TITS DruR store.

Tho estate OF Charles J, Perry, pres
ident OF the Perry Pharmacy Associa-
tion. who died in ST Vincent's Hospital
on July l3. IL valued at &l15,000 accord
ing to an affidavit filed in the Surro-
gates court yesterday by jeremiah w.
Perry the decedcnt's brother. who asked
for letters of administration on the
ground that Mr. Perry left no will
The petitioner said that the only other
heirs are n half-brother, william A..
Perry, and a half sister. Fannie OCon-
nell OF 26l Sixtieth street. Brooklyn. The
estate consists II $4,000 In real es-
tate. comprising property at Ocean
Parkway and Avenue u, Brooklyn. and
$4,000 In personal property. The lat :
ter includes 200 shares Of the Perry
Pharmacy Association, which carries OH
Il drug business in the Pulitzer Building,
worth 500 a share and seventy shares Of
Guaranty Trust Company stock.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-07-26
TWO NEW YORK GIRLS DROWNED
Man Escapes when S0uall In ~.
Lawrence upsets skin.

ALEXANDRIA BAY. ~ Y. July 25.--Adia
Meocruri and Catherine MCGOWAN. both
OF New York. were drowned and their
escort. Herbert Smith, saved himself by
swimming to shore last night near Rum
Point when a squall overturned the skin
in which they were riding on the St
Lawrence River. Neither OF the girls
could swim Smith had great difficulty in
saving himself.
Adia Meocrur was employed by Miss
Camilla Morgan at the Morgan summer
home near Clayton. Catherine MCGOWAN
was "A governess for Mrs. 8, Prime, Smith
is butler employed by Robert Bacon.
Roth victims had relatives in New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-07-26
A THIRD FATALITY AT
RAY HAMILTON LODGE
John D. Sargent Found Dead
With Pistol i'm HandAStrange
History Of Place.

JACKSON. wyo.. July 25.-The third
victim has been claimed by the strange
fatality that has followed the occupants
OF Hamilton Lodge. built in 1890 by Robert
Ray Hamilton. once wealthy and we'll
known New Yorker. John n. Sargent.
who lived for years with Hamilton In the
handsome cottage on the shores OF Jack
son Lake. was found yesterday morning
seated in a chair. his face almost blown
away.
Sareents hand grasped the weapon
with which he ended his life. Letters
were found addressed to his second wife In
California and his mother In New York
Hamilton erected his beautiful home
twenty three years ago. on a quarter sec
ton Of Government land almost In the
heart Of the Jackson Hole country. At
his invitation Sargent Joined him and
they occupied the place together several
years until one day Hamilton's body was
found floating in the lake. No investiga-
tion was made and his body was buried
beside the lake.
sargent's wife Joined him afterward and
rumors Of her abuse at the hands OF her
husband were followed by her death after
she had Ned from the lodge. Her death
also was not Investigated. but Sargent took
his departure soon afterward for Cali
fornia-
After an absence Of two years Sargent
returned with his second wife and to
Rether they occupied the Hamilton home
until his wife left for California on a
visit.
The death OF Sargent removes from
jackson Hole the only person who might
have a claim to Hamilton Lodge and the
100 acres OF lake front on which II stands
Mrs. Sargent. 1t is anticipated, will claim
Il
The body Of Robert Ray Hamilton.
son Of Gen Schuyler Hamilton and a
great era ndson OF Alexander Hamilton.
was found In Snake River. Wyoming. In
August. 1890. by party headed by
j. %. Green. son OF Marvin :. Green. presi-
dent OF the Western Union Telegraph
Company.
Hamilton. who was graduate OF
Columbia College and OF the Columbia law
school and independently wealthy. In 1856
met a woman known as Evangeline Brill
and Mrs Joshua Mann. He became in
fauated with her and married her. She
attempted to foist a founding on him
as his child. During a drunken quarrel
with her husband at Atlantic City in 1859
Mrs. Hamilton stabbed a nurse and was
ter convicted and sentenced to two years
In the State prison at Trenton. Hamilton
divorced her and went west