b A S s VOL. LIL—NO. 311 "JOSEPH G. ROBIN A FUGITIVE Financier Whose Operations Closed the Bank of Northern New York Tuesday VANISHED IN AN AUTOMOBILE Taken Away by His Sister from Private Sanitorium to which He was Committed as a Paranoiac—Detectives Watching His Apartments and Also the Home of Cabled 7P'¢.1ragraphs Berne, Switzerland, De. rich Luethy, a federal official, has be appointed secretary of the Swiss leg: tion at Washington. This post h: been held by Henri Martin. 25.—Frie s. Reggio, Dec. of the earthquak here today b olemn procession the cemetery, where a speech was d Jivered by the mayor and the prefe lay the cornersione of a monument the victims. The anniversa Catania, Dec. Mount na tinues to emit flames and smoke, no lava. The people, who for a ol b commemorated me CONN., Aeroplane Derby At Los Angeies ! BRITISH SPEED CHAMPION RAD- LEY THE WINNER. 'THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1910 Attached Her Bank Account SHE HAD $12,000 ON DEPOSIT PITTSBURG. d- en 8- as ry 1 | IN to = ct to EXHIBITION NOVELTY PASSES?STULE ALL JEWELRY IN SIGHT | | n- ut were wrought up over the possibility | And Racing Will Hereafter Be the Sole | Servant Girl Lilly McDowell Accused of a disaster, are now tr: il, and > Soio i it is believed that the volcine will | Thing at Aviation Meets, Says Glenn | of Taking Gems from Many Homes soon subside, R Where She Was Employed. com- ry | | Condensed Telegrams no(;sh-ilc'go\‘ P_oll;e Are Unlucky Steamship Makes New York i IN TOW OF THE WRECKING STEAMER RESCUE, Planning a The Institute of Dental Pedagogics began a three days’ session. Secretary of Commerce and Labor Nagel submitted his annual report, Mr. and Mrs. Dubinsky of Cleveland, O.. have been married 60 years with- j out a quarrel. Actor Nat Goodwin Denies that his fourth wife, Edna Goodrich, has en- tered suit for divorce. DISABLED SINCE OCT. 28 A Gold Nugget Was Found in the craw of a chicken by Mrs. Fred S. Brown of Beaver Falls, Pa. Major William P. Huxford, U. S. A., (retired), recorder of the military or- der of the Loyal Legion, died. Hamburg - American Ship ~Cheruskie Had Floundered About Withewt Propeller—Most Eventful Voyags. 5 5 < . . . - eat earthquake the \ Cal . Louis, Dee. illy Mc T New York, dec. 28.—O: His Sister, Dr. Louise Robinovitch—Robin Retains assumed the cha : | e e it |1 Jall Terd. on fhe chdrge of About 800 Gallons of Tiswin, an in- | 4 e qass o e s...".irl’z‘{“i',‘f e 3 mourning. aicduiem masses were cel- | speed coalition defeated the United | 36,000 worth of jewelry from joxicating drink made by the Apaches, | atic Turkey, the Hamburg-American William Travers Ierome as His Counsel. ebrated and addresses were made at | States today in the first aeroplane der- | teau Dy n attorn while a ser-| has Deen confiscated by the Indian | steamship Cheruskia arrived hers to- d 4 great mass meeting, in which warm |4y ever run. | vant in his home, ha 000 on de- | agents. . day in tow of the wrecking steamer appreciation was expressed for b - : | posit in the Pittsbu a) Bank for ; S Rescue. Since October 28 she had Ziven by other countr Englishman Wins. Savings, according information in| Ninety Thousand Railroad Employes | heen floundering without & propeller. ¢ ¥ I 28.—D 1 1y ald, he thought, co o ¢ be hr»mtr:-} the United States. Radley, > xf;‘»;;r;l m;.) Dyer's possession. . !L’.’,»i::f“‘a.,“{‘“' :‘lf,;‘;"; i'x'h “‘"‘r“im“‘]‘i'": and as a sailing ship she was nmha. + private tarium to wh | sponsible it hould get out o = - = I nono- ver has attached the bank account o anc " ge’—the ¢ 5 | succes: With_ favorin winds she S s e 2 Teach, because he had not signed an raliome, Occ. 23—The leaders of the v, driving @ Cur- | ang i orted Ira Mix of Chicago, | Of machinery Somatimes logged 14 knots for the 24 e Rk Kbpdeeryl e .\l\{”' 1,:»'\’\?3.(1"‘.“““"[' D ione Inalae s 146 100 et a € in an eight and three- e S Satur 5 g;ol has filed| Catanislo Pattenza and Mar Rappa, ot 4 e s 16 e tempt of court if it were proved that | that they are now ready to inaugurate » race. He- cstablished « | {5 Litlcment accused of kidnapping children in | Provisioned by American Gunboats. - o & % his " conveying her brother to a sana- |a strike for an increase of wages. They or the Los A se field, | New Yo were sentenced to from 25 Onee she was provisioned by Ameri- . R FtitoT el 1r k| toritaii N maal neted aa's add that “sabotage” will be applied in time for t1 iles Deing | Detectives Make Country-Wide In-| 8%, 10 in p can_gunboais, twice she was'driven = s . s o Court had subs such a manner as to insure the com- 1-5, or ar of about 57 quiries. back to a port of call by rough weath- — < ; ,~m:‘)f, 'ml efre o 2 plete success of the movement. The i hour. test lap was | Local detectives are making country- Turkey and Portugal Have Signified | er. and in one heavy lurch Chief Bn- Hiding in New York. from the jurisdiction of the court. government officials declare that the the r almost a mile 4 wide inquiries to learn whether the | their adherence to Secretary Knox's | gineer Winkleman broke a leg. I tives watched his apartment are ready to adopt extreme meas : S o | girl has other bank accounts. The | proposition for the creation of an in- Lost Propeller in Fair Weather. @ud the home of his sister toNENt U~ | g opTAGE MAY AGGREGATE in :::_f’l‘);i‘:’l]m militarization of Jme was 10.02 45 of about 52| value of the jewelry she is accused of | ternational prize court. | The Cheruskia’s propeller flopped. off : Fairans s aror s : : e N e Blinteinaadenlinin ey el ; | in fair weather and left her helpless « "HLJ'-"""_” $300,000 OR EVEN MORE. « in 10 or about 49 ,:h:v was ~»;nlnlu,\5‘.‘1 is .}' |”1,3 the loc 1 Morris Kl._gman: arrested in London | yntil the British steamer Catalina s ; At R Last Eveming's Dovaloments in the| PANAMA CANAL EXPOSITION 2 O Eivioe ‘Novalty, | PICC 1o De at least 376,00 illl;l\”"» charge of forgery while - | came to her assistance, but the tow 3 _“Rob ast Evening’s assing of Exhibition Flying Novelty. | _— Jloyed as a bookkeeper for a New York | it the Charuskia was left - Jerome, oa Closed Banks Case. CITY FACTIONS HARD AT WORK % exhinition fiving 15 about to| WIDOW ACCEPTED $5 [ firm, was committed for extradition. | hewind. - Newt the United States gun- - S that =4 iagle . Eet ; pass into the realm of commonplace.” | FOR HER SON'S FRANCHISE | ——— boats Wheeling and Petrel happened ao e - me that hel New York, Dec, 28—Upon app S; Egue : n""o Is’" Exsndeno 108 i 1 Cun { 2 Nearly 1,700 Agreements heiween | glong, but they could only supply pro- in ral's office,| Boomers and New Orleans Favorites. i e e | New Features Develop'in the Line of | €MPIoYers and their employes affect- | visions, being. too light to hamdle the ants hi Ju order this | h will be | o . 2 | ing directly 2,400,000 working people, | frefghter in a sea way. s e day morn- | (Special to The etin.) ¢ ; N i hio Vote Buying. are in force in the United Kingdom, Reosched |Now Yoric Yestersey and Guarantee | shington, D Soon _after | will 6 HOTaly | S ac accorditg to consular reports. LRl el % s i implicated with convenes after the holidays, | t R £ Bioaster. | West Vinjon . Dec. 28 The Hamburg-American steamer ] Ty i b e Latham Recovers from Disaster. |y fealures in the line of vot r The Duke of Connaught, who opan- « finally towed the disabled craft 5% the Notihas: Bank of Now| s L s L a ord in| ficking deve afternoon’s | ed the f parlfament of the Unjon | to Bermuda, and on December 14 the ) v it should not | e : eeina i ot e | His_mono- sion of 1t and jury in- Africa on hehalf of K Rescue started the long tow to New 1se why not | ¢ ion will up for action in | Africa on behalf of King ! the: state gt SR Monday, but | wholesale buying of votes red home from his South | York, only to be driven back by roush i i have o HetHe ed | tod: n One was that of tour, weather. A second start was made on - ~ & e PG s el chanic a sen- | her son’s vote and = December 18 and the untlut('kdy ch:n.a.-- A : heriyc bils on e | ger. A 1 a4 voter who was| The Twenty-second Biennial Con- | kia was hauled into port today a - e its prop- el e ‘ newest recruit s at one claction. | vention o tne ATRE Teoomal S end of the most eventful voyage of her » been | fo participate in the world's Pamana | lo the Curtiss stz aviators, « widow living at | ternity’ opened” at Atanta history. . « one locating the | With dis st il cused of having ac- | and will continue four days. e - : ) . Crp Q9caHRE D19 | reekad: son’s franchise. Both i et CONFERENCES AT WHITE HOUSE . Actna Indemnity Co.s Future. | Orléans and the other L PN et ; Tl one of the thr = Con s could | PAEETINEDF TAMMANY HALL indicted, but | = R:Pr_esemg(lve 9 9 /_\nders.mf of AND AT THE CAPITOL. bills and I i ! : i ax . ostoria arrived at Columbus, O.. from st Setin, o Sl EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE wer today told the jury he was | Washington Wednesq 15 200 inade [0~ | Impetus Given to the Movement for a o ea i he other hand St Lo nes election day-. or | mal announcement of his candidacy for | - : ¢ 3 - 5 AL = ; Vvote the straizht re- | the seat of Chdrles Dick in the United JarreEComistion. s 1 of hi - to pass either bill, | Thomas F. Grady Not Candidate for | lo Wots fheisualeht et |ithe seat of O K in th e oy : Dr. Austin I B Viiles o whic] ordign nations could | President Pro Tem. of Senate. | ot to ot e s Washington, Dec. 238. — Impetus to v ot participate. : | Lt | Siie okt b v i : - ’ the movement for a tariff commission 8 ’.. » 1“,,. \] W :[;.-:nn?s peopl -1 i ’ £ aHic HekpE b to Tli(ign ’{lylei(:;:an‘,'f{a.%(?ad“I:-b:irga‘:f was given today by l.o?{‘eren“& ‘lt' :g, v 2 ol troduced another bi nman: s Seratic candls piett v St il Pl Oy [ HERaRY = 1t White House and-at-the capitol, the i Public “Had "Been ‘Warned' Aguinst| ford eomnluslon-at nounce it Semutor s e Canals | for Chihuahua, Mex., “with two of their | poturn of Representative Longworth of 3 A Robir. be appointed by th 1%, Gra ed that S o aid to be agents of the | Ohjo.to. Washington with a full draft d 1 I known tonight | United States. -1 | not permit his be p e and giv- | The men said they were|or o pill creating a commission, and p H e ha . 1908. an official bulletin | Position bill and | as a candidate dent ; e, with | to join the revolutionary | yppouncement of Chairman Payne o p that | issued . Rittenho and exhi son s e suspende, i the house committee on ways and 5 By Ml of fuwur ment. The expenses to the national was made at a Tiis sha et aentel h i means that he expected such legisla- nov ol tow Tocatd { Zovernment would be over v oyt Urned today, which brings | While Visiting the Winter Quarters | tion before March 4 next. s - s Kot ciety, ousted | The measure will probably Fels e s G ; of a Wild Animal Show Wednesd Following discussion wich the presi- ranoia, 3 i \etna Indemnity compang from | with much favor at th S Abiat A S ool | Johin of 1 Francisco was | dent over various features of the legis- . ind | Colgrado and warned the = publ'c | congress ! Seciator w utien at elie on told that he could make a lion yawn by | Jation programme for this session, Mr. H ',’,:'4 ‘hr'., ( ) gainst Joseph G. Robin In the meantime, I tions are national presiden rder of | nes | ticklin ok nl. ,l\m—r the lion had | Payne, who is repnh“c:}nt:o:rhleldor vd his answers hard at work, and membe eon- g o e e H SE 1A tha i o Kellert was taken to a | of the house, announce at he was sis indicated by the h : Probable Shortage of $800,00. gress jare hecaiving Aty appsdls: for | HOBIS DCNEY too wnch §F BB Hmei i ot et | ing o hand with twe miss- | quite sure & bill or @ permanent tarife s the or- | . No information was to be had today | one or the other city. an Fran- | the ger that would require w S 7 | ing fingers commission, acceptable to both con- g s L ol ffice of the s eisco baowmers have 1i 1 the-amaned s erontion, or. mMake.- JNE0AdS...on. his WITH HEART DISEASE e gress and the president, would be put - Byy morningknows | ufacturers of Connecticut pretty thor- | yea)¢ | —— <= - ..y | The Hearing Before Insurance Com= i through the senate and house before way in h sent Situa- | oughly, the nn'nrm‘ cus- | ny men tonight Sen- | Brought Locomotive to a Standstill, | missioner Folk a: Nashville, Tenn., of | this seuionh ehl;ds, \‘v)hep demecratic oo ' been "he f e te councchicnemshaiorsar | Wagner was fre- | and Died Soon After. the me cd_in_the proposed jcontrol of the house begins. Fe By - . one of the | New ans on the | e eI i | e holders of “tousth| Later Mi, Payme had A conference . 8 with in ev s el | aled to | pro tem. He has| Lancaster, Pa. Dec —Attacked | ¢ in the insurance de-|with Chairman Henry C. Emery of the “A prim W . Eals 3200900 SR e and in the state senate | by I disease, with his hand at the | his of Pythias, began |tariff board, at which he asked M. lemrly. The w me | 0 5 e Connecticut members.are now be- for a five-cent f3 ot H. C. Beck, engineer on the |3 E B. Hunt of Indianapolis, | Emery’s 1Geas as to the personnel and » do under the 1 et S g W Terf e PEliens from (e} s express, which left Philadel- | Gent of the board of control of | Salaries of the proposed commission. ymmitme n SIOTIE Of jthe eribers Bas | = it %40 this morning, brousht his | suraiice gepartment, Knights of | Mr, Pmery contended that the nature ¥ | g _to | E e to Ang at Witmer, u i - ent. of the work an: e character of District Atterney Shows No Anxiety. | ¢} | & whe | ORMALLOUIET RESUMED s R e Eiohe e men the commission would need mada \ District Attorney Whitman | | AT WESTON, W. VA. 1 onsciousness. | WILL OPPOSE ATTEMPT <+ * N |it tmpossible to operate advantageons- was . it Robin had 1 6 | | = A sudden stopping of the train at- | Iy 1 positions and salaries of the com- atorfum a appeared w- | is | | But Demand Swift Punish- | torition: | - o Ritenian| TO CLOSE NAVY YARD | mission’s staff were rigidly fixed by no a Ir R ! E | == e r Negro William Furby. | 1ed to the side of | — congress, his ldea heing that thesg i ¥ ch | e | HE WISHED TO DIE, | e workman. Beck | Differently Situated, However, Than | should be regulated by the w;nénisdo-; He y Following | 1 3 | itself. He suggested that Industria . B [ n ab windo nd Some of the Others. - in the | s =2 HERULIELS e from a Sl have: fatiani] 5 Sl experts might have to be enzaged foy complet- | i negro « 5 i 7 s PR varying terms at various compensi- 5 ; | New York Laborer Tried Three Shots S Fabie il } Bulleng o fions. AMx. Payne believes there should 1 D! t e three | Before Being Arrested. as re- | e I the Cons 307, Magislative check to the aggregata S BT el & ome iiet, aithough there | ¢ i enea oA th T oL ihe etate and o epiiTipcpal Guk Seianic (ol ax:en an \:" and on tl t : ; St ave received resolutions | (ne nacessity of freedom of action by PLANNING A WEEK'S TRIP [ PORTRAIT OF JULIA WARD HOWE | mete A by e “::“’:h:‘“:"" 55 [ the commlnsionﬂas to indivlduﬁ nam;)i | . ! b < | promised 1 s, association, 1 s the mem- | “ppescays and means committee wi IN AN AIRSHIP BARRED FROM FANEUIL HALL. 2 ’\‘h’.\nuz, Mz J;m.,m revolver from | attorney | ! o ST the } "; ‘“)-\“ \"“""‘x:""“'f"‘*'r_f‘“‘!“"‘ “'" take up the commission nucslien‘ver" & xR o 1is pocket, pointed it at his head and | ¢ Al attempt e ‘ for | Prevent the andonment of the-gov- after congress reassembles. Some ol System of German Aviator to Boston Municipal Art Commission| pulled the trige But his | = Senn Y da v 10T | ernment pr ty on the Thames river 2‘}"'1"&.-‘:;1":1:”'3 oppose the commission Keep His Gas Cool. State Reasons for This Action. h:;-‘uxmj hi lx.un lm( | v t to C Bgpndib = u..}\\ used for a coaling F'Iullun aind fdea. holding that it puts ;ntn heing s 2 5 hullet passed over his . : | school of instruction for the marine her body with high salaries and o Joue ¥ Hoston, ‘Ted. B8 p s end ad-| #oived to die, ho fired i b i HURLED FROM PLATFORM | corps. Quite a fight Is expected in the ifgmgfn"fb:‘ expense accounts on work has s 1 his ir : e Virs. Ju Howe ex- | sub-conscious desire 1o Iiv as | < : OF OBSERVATION CAR. | house commiitee on naval affairs when | {ha¢®should be done by the department . nting in March or April nex essed Y vhen it | and he ducked in. | = : | the naval appropriation bill is taken | o6"sommerce and labor or other regu- crows the Atiantic from the Cupe V me known that the municipal art | owed his « e : g President of the Webb Granite Gon- |1y and, the recommendation of Secre- | farGopartments, and that all that s nds ' 3 08 or Trin 1d o allow a|r Veiite eimioe « ot iry Meyer to abolish sever necessary is an appropriation te con- airship Suchard, will u L of t oted yman to be 0 bullet at i 1 FEubre the ty stesiGtion Co inatenthii e vards are given consideration. T tinge. the existence of the . presemt ' B Py Rf el : Ll Shorthys atiet| & tled 5ic da | chargin em h dilatory Worcester While on | 8 llv believed that the committee | poard through the Taft administra- 3 s from radiat the “Battle | When Policeman Mea land urg upor yout o hundrea | hig fri hislhome tl| tain most if not all the yards | tjon, i by &p: memorial | was looki at the re | people to rise up and suppress the | s bresident of | NOW in existence. Lo s of the e as formed, and this com- | puzzled a G 1 . L s fhe New don yard is, wever, water ove S preparations to Hege | > Wiats. e i > Construction com- | 0 2E™ fifverentiy - situstd. from | AMERIOAN VICE CONSUL ted by | way | SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW | St e zome of the others.” The approprin: ASSAULTED IN DALNY. nd| “T was craz 1 5 2 3 gt 5o tion for New London is in the genera — i oped ¢ T.| Brandt. At Belley 1| FOR NEW YORK’S FIRE FIGHTERS : naon the Boston and| cum allowed for the marine corps and | Attacked by Party of Japs and Chi- tanc art | require a period of | e g e - T e Stop e station. nd if the navy de- nese in Fish Market. so 10 th : ret s e i dienaiiaing R s lcea i and brovEht here, | partment s Fo New Iondon, thetatac York, D A special_ae of Drs. Howe PRESIDENT TAFT ENDORSED Sy s U, tion might be abandoned in that spateh to the Bvening Telegram from 8 to car e it In t ile of Liberty. i TEA e o S .| The Connecticut members will, Tokio, Japan, states that the American ) " > eq said that t commission consid ‘As a National President—Support is| off at & curve. he tiever. unite in opposing any action | vice consul at Dalny, Mancharia, r o x remorial Pledged for His Re-election. e e | looking toward the abandonment of [ Adelph Williamson, was assaulted at a able lifehoat will ba | and that a i Bl e kA " | the station fish market in Dalny last Friday by pes ! 1 the bust| Greenshoro, N. C. ’ the most_prominent | = several Japanese and Chinese. Tt is the 5 Tieon i f D ton tios turers in New Enz- | NEGROES BATTLE Said the affair will be reported te toe o o trade 5 A can| o & fied with a number | Wirhi A SHERIE-alPoSSE |EtatelEepartmer: Z - SHeHean ] endors: X had invented ma- e - | B in th anite industr | = . Ay i 4 | S sEDe o granite IAUSTY, | o Were Searching for Alleged Mur- | SOLE HEIR TO $20000 ESTATE $12,000,000 MORTGAGE FILED. EIGHTY THOUSAND DOLLARS | re-election. s il el e s derers—Racial Lines Drawn Be Able to Use = - = } s e 5 | et : Insane Man May Never Be e to % Covers E,‘.hrni‘e ":hmrv: Properties AS A NEW YEAR'S GREETING | csidrnt R EAVY. AU O nlick Sliie Withl Gt e Any of It. & hwes ent t oroe T killed and e ers pe . = odiog Phsolge Richard Piirr Will Got This Sum frem | v = WITHOUT A CHAUFFEUR.| Shoos WeTe e e nme of "shets | - Washington. Dec. 28.—Thouah Frank st T the U. S. Treasury. ! m : | | Today Chetween: cloven negeoes and a | Healy, for seventeen years an inmate 3 — ! in t ns and | ze | Does Considerable Damage in Run of | (C0i /7Nl DN for threo farm | O the_go\'e‘rnmhept :‘:s:n\l\m;s{:{euxnglh- Wash ton, Deec. 28 —Rick | policies i ave etard e | I | & '\ " and ki v 7. Kirk | #ane, is sole eir g 3 aspstl Do 20 T pefistes i x ) Three Blocks. | hanas who shot and kilied W. W. Kirk | 5855, 13,80 Soq'fett T by his brother, . s P ¥ | ¥ and. e 5 s A, aly, & druggist, wi ie auditor & i I SREL e scales o | | | New York, Dec. 28 —Running wi dditional posses are joining in the | James A. Healy, a druge o A an Sugar Refinin ympany’s | Will Rencre from Intesrstr“ie‘ Commerce W it a chauffeur. a heavy tome \I‘v’u‘\' it and with racial lines drawn, “:‘f:::?ngg, he may mever be able to » eove e W docks in N York and | ommiss turday. e e e derously down | further bloodshec ot improbs s¢ y - : , Biene o at |itiies ) theaiehi| Washiceion Dée 25 te i | Raid on Palmists and Fortune Tellers | reWest tonizht and | hhe. posse. fred on was headed by | The probate court was advised today Ry ® A ¥ 00,000 has boe e , e 2 | o N Nont S Hod B onviet tarm and way | of Healy’s incompetente to manage the I < tager . P00 000 1z | qumu‘t‘ Knapy in New York. Tpset & wago o lqri ers of ‘a eenvict farm and was | 0o and o committes of ulminlm;x Vis., a asi re from Dec it o the side > | following a pack o oodhounds 2 inted. The court was in- out the n a 2 New Year's greet- | mission next Sa i : o A light pole, narrowly mis : Sar , tors was appo frty-two f 4 iR 1 as i 1= [ other antomoblles, and ends | Lroueh nderbmish inear sthu viliase i o ShETintiwn ntiisinews | ofiist)p - fecker-Jon 1 noie I3 rie s ; St 7 il e st i OF e of (e megrocs the fusil. | brother’s death was imparted to Healv Milling comr w Jerses k. He wa ) the oath as a member ade | shmultaneous aads | What started the machine and what | 13 oe sarted and before. the megroes | at the asylum he neither responded not ned nt $1.000 10,000 shar . b the re | n merce court automa . R L the chauffffeur arc myster- | \ere pat to rout two of their nume | SAYC BNV sign of understanding what the same e n the value 15 #00: N o ooma i Redals ag 3 | B T e T o UM liwas balhy told him. At the death of £100 « are 1 ! : | several his connection v s into cus- e o L had been Killed, two others crib- | iyo present heir the estate will be iv- irgent d ed by | mission. He has not r's were won SHDEE Tty e BucELlipicd Fand uo;lvm trusty” who ha‘d en to the nearest relatives of the dead e 8 = i gress carrie 1 $90.000, | the oath as a judzc en middle v were at { charge of the hounds, was seriously h 2 coal Mexican Wrecking Train Turned Back | and- of that 430,000 Parr. | court, as i was his | to themselves with cash and | | wounded. None of the posse. with the GrukEd. Wi oin o by Rebels. Secretary MacVeagl var- | of goine ma-ters pending t we him as | jewelry i exception of the “trusty” was injured. . De ant eek nsferring money ’ an interstate comme miniss | - | t E | Later two neg believed to have | Consolidation of Twe Cotten Manufac- Grand [ to Collector Loeb in New York, who { before his formal retirement from that | Nail Driven Into His Brain in Quarrel Syt iy held for the| peon membe ie attacking party, turing Companies at Nashua. the s rn end o \\g-n be ;Ar\h to pay Parr before New | body. | OVer 2 Gl wuer, a baker. | were arrested NBLRRE N DS R nrebaml thwe 1 fond, {-HCanS Ay ! . arded Tor et i NCH NAVAL OFFICEF for the comsolidation of two cotton PSR SVIRETe) i Contract A“v:(amled",osrt (ior\;buctmn of | 1 | FRENCH NAVAL OFFICERS Doath' ofi Benn i Dittman ATHos dles || S5 sastccnsulln IoniefleiaD ication tra z Lafayetto Coliege Senior Gets the| MNew “Hariem? State Pricon. | S D NIERICOHE turer and Inventor. which have been closely allied for some rrec- brofarshi ) 2 dec. 28.—The | = y 5 B Pl i vanced today when erdns L Rbodes IScholzeship: | commission on “new ol e | Reception on Board the Flagships | (i Dec 28 Hiness Ahad | e R e Narhue, Mano. = Philac h N A : 3 . afternoon. > i 5 )t beer arded < v 0 2 s * P joee o tne T Uiy COone for Raul Connecticut and Minnesota. L i he deatn of Benn Bittman. aw. | factiiring company voted to increase “H oday awarded e Slad : s thor, lecturer and inventor. DIr. Pitt- | the capital stock of the company by : Oxfi e o e e w ] Cherbourg, Dec. man, who was born in England in|about $450,000 and to apply this stock at Oxe i state Wingd u».; | clusion to the round e the author of several works | to the purchase of the property, fran- i e, T e 81 ! * place of | @ o | connection with the v i1 phis and introduced into | chises and good will of the Facksen 5 S Ssherrecian 1 : e Ehe l Drotr { division of the United States Ad * 1 Ame sysiem of shorthand wrii- | company. pecialize i ) a A1 191 A - = flcetio s s poms ndg - E | W the name of his brotl — e ] : 2 3 [ Part of His' Brain and Five Inches of | Yisioh fo Brest, the commander In| or" the lsauc Pittman. Ha | Naugatuck Not to Petition for a Gity Wednesday eting of Connecticut Automobits i (GEUNAC one. It e Eeane uutry and setiled in Charter ‘at Present. At H [ c . " f $1.186,608 Association Direciors Te [ S.--Al- | da e farewell receptions on Cinci Dt R RS augaiuck., Conn.' Dec. 28.—~By the . Dernek ifitc miFoRting of 31 w0/ W A ihches oF his skull| thetr fl s, the Connecticut ana | ventor of ooemN/0f SUE Y BN action of the citizens of the bderough w Woreeste Proch Plains, N. ¥. De¢. 28.—By a ( s brain ure gone, Claude | the Minnasota, respectively. All the | : : it 8 meeting (onighi the petitionng of 3 ' tlement Hhek I 4ESBI0 L OF Pevuy Topa sl atvil unil oitiltar: < eothe i | Shoe Shiner Appointed Vice Consul. |ilic general assembly for a eity eharter \ ) I 7 ard M. Hoe srecoverjng in ! niore than a thousand other [ Aberdeen, 8. D.. Dec. ~Nicholas | was indefinitely postponed. When the P D } d down by Xl 10. v from a bullet v | d the funeti nd whe | opoulus, Greclk consul at Chicago, | charter revision committee presemted ~ v i Kenneth ub was | ala, A, la | tin cume departure 1 appoinied his nephew, Nicholas | their report tonight it was veted te lay rhield prisoners P , < inte orty i . and | s conscious and ies on an | ra or afte - for the A Pagones, vice consul at this point. | the -matter on the table indefinitel: tly inF My were take ' The money i from t qrest uni- conversation. He was shot | eri who have made themseives ones conducts a shoe shining par- fand the committee wus relieved of 89 Lhe prison at Wethersticld Tucsday, lute of David: Dows of Brookiyn. n chai lala town marshal. very pouular. lor here. further work in the maiter

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