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I f'5' of American Adrertjttrt (New York clrciUition ol thift publication. Oalj tho llgiuM u'f circulation la Iti wnort an guarutUtd fcjr tbj iuoeUUoa. "110th TEN PAGES. FOR ON BllE Democratic -Syrup" Measure pets KougH-JSesfip-. 4 tion in House.

MANN OF ILLINOIS GIVES ITA KEEtHAUtlNG Shows Up Net Weakr-Points, FOR A.BIBLE. Was "The Guttanbcra," Frist BOOK 1: Type. Prew, L-'. York, April flrRt printed brought the" highest price ever paid for any "book. The prize was the the purchaser E.

Huntington-, of Los Aagdles, and'-the price $50,000. TlieJjHtfchase was made at the opening- eessidn-of the sale of- the ttbrary of the Jate Robert Hoe. the largest public. ale tenmted; Experts ffsve the collation to be wqrtBxmore than' OOQ.um.and' wealthy amateurs dealers Europe vie with the American collectors, in It With Criticism and th Wd in P- It was -evident from the progress of the sale that American bidders were' taking the cream of the offerings, at prices averaging higher thau 'etJjJgylvahla: jrb.irf»aay teeVeasIng.cloudl- light to moderate variable winds Jwcoming probable PefiuBlvAnlA: Wed- 1 1 nesday; wanner north portion; Tburs- ebowers; moderate, variable winds coot 26, 1911, tr: One Cent--On Measure Turned-Down By. Legislative.

House Reconsidered: and Passedr FIGHT AGAINST IT Two- Year Enlistment FoiN-rSenate Will Have Jts Say. Provided ever Coffered' at a public book j-atKX- Tbe highest "price preiioiislyT paidn for a Guttenberg Bible was Bernard Q'uaritch purchased oir RcpreaentativeVxtpnight passed a finally the bill to increase the i the officers and men State eu- biil Uy Associated Press. Washington, April e-ratic freS list bill, characterized" by iho Republioana "the Ways and Means committee as "political sooth- -England 14years ago. At ing syrup," was roughly handled, in! a ais sed of the House of Representatives this aft- shortly afterward, to Mr. Hoe at aJTPOiiee force, widi exceptio: moon by its jjolitical enemies on the! of 2 50 9- nd 't has remained penntendent, after debating Republican the Hoe collection ever since.

The for an hour. The bill was defei Mr. -Underwood, Democratic' chair- i was printed some time be-j about three reconsi man of the Ways and Means commit- 1450 and 1455. to the House in an Bidding for the treasured book was hour's speech shortly after the ses-' 8 lrit wi th Hernard Quarltclj, son -iio'n convened at noon. Then it was! of former-owirer, participating loit to ihf of "Representative 1 uiuil toe bWs passed the J21.000 Mann, of Illinois, leader of the Repub- i Mrk rj om 1 1 Jumped by thon- lican side, and the things a i oan5l) at a "''P At it in the two he held ot)0 A Wildener, of Philadelphia sired after a promise of reductions ip salaries had been made aid to- iight it was laid before thei members with a number of changes.

It Hfeceived .113 votes in its iavor to against. The th'tj bill followed the lines ol that of-tlie dc JieT.floor~gave "hpthlsides oTthe HoBgc' wh had been tlle tQOS 'dete'rmlned, bate. Mr. Maurer, Socialist, of Berks, food for much debate and" 0 "ccasion Tor the-runnfirs-jip, droggf a i the'flght against the bill, attack- rmich comment and criticism. Mr.

Mann declared that he free list "Wll, WIFE ADMKMttR SHABE. of 'ihfftfUty From By Aesoolsted v- Albany. N. On "a wife's Confession of Vfjtsi -ualaitlifulDega Governor Dtx.toctaj^s?*" ted a respite until twginning June 26 to frharlea to 'have been at Cilnkwf prison SKINNING OFBIGCIIAWIP Work io -Begin at and Proceed Toward -Center. CAMPAIGN is TO END next -Tuesday for the-- murder of his H-year-old stepdaughter at-New.

Scot- lands-Albany county, lp The respite granted oh.affidavit of Mrs. Green who' also was-shot by tieT hugband -at- the 1 hur. Jaugh- ter was Wiled, and is for' the purpose of permitting pre- tiow'if discovered evidence the court T1 Green Iff her confesses husband dlscov- TITMI 11 Wed few daya before "the. shooting i Wagons Will-Call Only Once and that had been' unfaithful to and she attributes this confession, as, the real causa of.the tragedy. She, Hiat her husband would- 'not ON THURSDAY MAY 11 Garbage Must Be 1 vv'illiamspoct's' big cleaa-up eatn- and be told-her'that he "wouldlatner Paign will begin next Tuesday, May 2.

die In toe electric chair than, have! ho the people know or say a single word aeairist me or my character. Lieel.tbat-in a way I am responsible for all that he has done and the burden heavily ujjoji. me." permit her testify 'jo anything that" woald" help -biwi BOWYER'S APOLOGY. RegreuxDver SH(jfit of BOT'S Closed, By Associated New" letter of apology retary. of the Na M.

Bqwyer, 8tiperlute.ni li tfie Soe and Street Commissioner K-nerr. ts, planned 'to have every nook and cornet of the city epic'-and span before the conclave of the Knights.Templar oc- Mayor Determined to Right Kfnd a Man. "I flWIke' ydi of a dog I meap to hare one," declared Mayor Wolfe "It Is a shame that uo man In Williamaport with the stamina to hold down such' a Job Jlas jaot offered- MmflPif. i -plenty the kind of men I dori't right man have efitSre the force ana, necessary, the flre-deBaftmentf to back Wm. up.

1 ate too inany worthless ctirs on the ownri them, it 5 the die wards are reached on May when it--is- planned -to complete the campaign. The work will prosecuted Jn a appears. At any rate no a tax on them. They are a menace to every mpn, wonian child. They be Is-a nlde thing In It'for "an energetic catcher, with a promise of Bomething better in the future." ENGINE ttJjfOTJTpONE IB Cast in the Shade by New Announcement Js Biade by the Reading that -may'soon draw the trains which make'the fast runs between this city and Four locomotives recently turned tfut of the shops for use on the.New-York City'Officials To -Be- This Year.

ARE TO BE fNew For 'No. No. 4 Old" Ones Ungaie. The. Jofnt Fire committee of cils met last-night and effected permanent 'by ,8.

Corle chalrniai). There was'business-before-the mlttee through. reference from "i me saops ipr use on tne rsew-iorK a rt it Beginning at 'both eTiTo? the' are.reported tn" be doing even the work pushed until the mid- better than had been expected-so ueiwi: man "aa expeciea--so well, in fact, that mor4 wlllDe built at bnte. if not.entirely nnaftlmotisljf- what Is UnOwn as the way. Every- They are Nos 400; 501, 402 0 to a CaptaJu J.

(igesr 'The" program n't of -thei Tuesday, May 2--First and -of by" Mr. HoiiUngto-n, Ualluij -of "the-department do son of the late Collis P. Hunt-; manding that it be investigated Ini stead of being lavored. -n fn United States Njaval academv at An-1 and and Eleventh and 403. Engine No.

303 was thought i (to be one 0: -the n(' ciian-' Ninth ioal Ingenuity two when It first run. It is now in the shops GRAFT SCANDAL CASES. of the bill asked Mr. Aiaurer several questions- which were not answered the Democrats as 's a the 'hrst intHl- uiwwuMA, i 1 cirawri iBaccuratelj-, -indemiitely and with such general language that it might bi stretched to half of the imports on which the UnH-i List of Pittsburg Defehdants To De- Directly and which caused Mr. Maurer cd collects tariff -Long One; Hofl nr rarf bill puts agricutluraj Ry aad Attor- tioh" Oa tlie-fFeeJfsL Mri Mann de- ney-Wiliiam Blnkpiey annouhce'd to-Miss iterj'- H.

and Thursday, a 4 Second and i for The new engines, ho'w- gjggtKTBff wurdjfe 1 far ahead of 303. Monday, "Sixth a to declare at one lime that an- terrogatory was Plea for. Best' Men. Plea that since 'stale a tonight that he wm give out a list, to-1 policemen it should provide the rtF to ha 2 i who will be men of discretion manded niements wonleTcome tirider this He expressed the betlef it oritrmljluring the-May term en ce situations whJcfi might "eonhJ be stretched to include the free, of court in connecTRmrwih the coun- Uome dangerous through a rash move. entry of sates, forks, garden TcilBiaimc graft scandat was ma by Mr- AJtM of Allegheny, hose, knives and almost- erery-, will be a large one.

Honey, of Philadelphia, aWued thing else that a farmer, horticulturist, I In the United States court, -District tbat were paid enough afid sardener or tiller of the soil ever uses. I Attorney John H. Jordan completed jj jyien orTttleghcny deciared that awn to; feover Anythmg. the wlaljjst' of the May Bank if the department was -ake tp maintain hop; here, -home in -this city today according to a statement by Professor Beers. and Garbsg While he'diajnot wfeh id mate pub- at the Mftv'll- Fourth-aud Fifth i and Thirteenth xvarus.

gathesed from I -alleys-must be He the text of tfee! letter Professor which it will TO BRING SON HOME. Craning, jf For San Antonis, Texas. a Beers said that lite apology was that with the Ashee The expen'ue of mailing" some' time today of au' borne 'by the -city will be where bis'son, expert- acknowledgment the receipt of the! Onlv once will the He said the bill-was so drawn that i irregularities- predo'mina'te 0 In this. its- force against teroads -ft. would admit free the leather from and among the bankers to be tkinif seelcTng the farniers' shoes were tried are Prank C.

Gallas, Ford nniir-o Hutv nnrt i. aiiu a waJiin; but would exclude that from which charged with abstracting funds from $7 20 per Tear Eaw bis. wife's shoes were made. It put a i the First National bank; Alexander a cnan o-p premiums-en-forelg labor, hf? hiJIi.JRichmond, charged with aiding! tfrg troopers special kinflt! of and abetUris David J. ftichardaou.

thej-pgy ff a two-year en- leather to come in free, when they convicted cashier of Cosmopdiuaii i me j)t i bonus of were partly made up. I National bank of PittsUurg, and E. K.j each for and In putting agricultural implements Hissem, the aged pres'dent-of the I mnts roeg to jj cna on the. free list, said Mr. Mann, the Farmers and Merchants' National a Democrats would let the International bank, of Mt.

Pleasant, charged i Harvester company dump into, the aiding anl abetting Charles E. MuW-r letter, would- dent closed. the BERT 0EUGE; HANGED. Negro Murderer tp Scaffold Un- By Associated Press. Delige, murderer of Mrs.

John! Baudis, after an atrocious hanged here Proierts tfwnera and ready with their "rnbolsh on the Otherwise they will be The clean-op wJH EeTrorttrhuudreds) of dollars to Williamsport and muclTto KSeyltln the forefront as oneip 0 of the healthiest cities of the state. TRUSi WAY GO OVER, there from Denver uug He -fefts cal! -1 sufferer from be tesi Yesterday morning ceived. a telegram from -the- physician has had his son, asking bring the young home. bim the ft best to have the air will men who ride taJte tn'thefr time'aft-alarm ia Make Aaditil Departure. IT was decided to make a '11 tt" the annual, inspection.

of the committee. Heretofore the city offl- cials the councils kave been mvneu io auenu anil uAe has proven to be nothing inore The committee neither 6ffl to accompany them a couple ite an sfy ti will noon and alao fri" viaffing aB" the tb see the men hitehi op or to time tlwrti ia not. to look houses, the.hordes., the machines and eveijibing- else the department has and learning Just-v and physician thought attend him. at 7 -o'clock this last night, ate He would foreign labor. 1 The Free "Wrt bUl wagons and farm cans.

i TRAPHF!) HV IKAITtU I I Boys Lose Bonfire TOO SICK TO WORK. 'nited States the Implements it made: lin. cashier, in the misapplication of vitb foreign labor in its factories I funds. Prance, Germany, Russia and Canada. "Tbe.ijrDducts will be sold J1 btf said, "not at lower prices, at the ssme price.

he that they lice chief whom Governor Brown I'rssi. fused to pardon for lulling W. Topsfie'fi neti in tnis state 14 years ago pr0 ba- In the center ot a forest (he iu Box-, bly will be geut tCj lne 1r i son urul near hefe, Frank Simtnons, speech from the scaffold urging all i The long period intervening the free farm Former Police Gblef Under Life" Sen' in Bad-Shape. to JeS upright lives. His last wordsjioral arguments were, concluded 3y AsKociatcd Press.

i were: have only a julUuiea tt, no JpiDression of farther delay Atlanta, April Edgariiive. I'll -soon be in the arms of'. until next autumn. Stripling, the former Danville, po-' Jesus. I'm not afraid." His necfe was "Does this mean that has Millegeville to serve a life sentence.

uo i Reports from Columbus, where the Is the' saru.af Beverly, were burned to death man lg ln all tnot hojg. and J.OCKED IN FRIGHT CAR. out Water. U. S.

Supreme Court Decisions Nfttl PTPBrT TWTICT Exneeted Till Pall tATEVl MURAL OKUtl. Expected Till Fall. hearty WilliamRnnrt i i this morning, and Washington, April possibil- i .1 t-n I 01IIKC want to Kn.ow one member, himself i last night: "We know, nies can inake.a quick hitch and i OUt fast We have seen them going aratfBK Pr do their very evidence 8 in the Tobacco and Fedarat 0f we 'waBt-Io-KSSir-fr 1 vfear or concern. cases will go over until! -At--inc ncrt mseHng condltiQtt-of h.ojisfis, When told-at an early hour that ithe of the Supreme covict tenai AgsooaHofc which fajls on- Shines ana fifliUng the sun shining -he remarked is 6ein? by lawyers, i Ma tlon from AHoona, yousto-i find that with- with a smile that "Ifa A majority of them TRMS iacline to the. ftbmg the clergy- to a You want to see and a beautiful day." He made a long 1 belief that this course wilT-be, in an association to take an i hear for If counclte -want i a moral.

uplift of the an can order it some be 06 We department needs. clergjmen of Altoona have things and we knoVuiat it is probable for the object that every be im- I There will more decis- name1 sending out invitailoiib i.p.uvej in aomc way lion days during'this term of court. to a11 the state asking them i of the department know Jnst how Next Monday a recess will be taken Participate. The Idea of the Al-1 and can tell ns about it YOTK can't 1 for May 15 another recess toona-pastors is to aave representa-i get this by a few minutes In 1 taken until May 29: On thatl- tlves cif assoctatjon; come house with the entire id FTaVi i datf nnal adfouriraJcut be their city and meet Tt was decided to assemble inform Boy L.ved on -ROUT; second Monday in Pose of forming a State al iy on Monday night iL the fall term begins. These! HOLDING RUMMAGE SALE.

Trats-it on hio fanu or juat a ht tkeir way through Of Doubtful Construction the gre although both are so serious- Chairmar othrr they may not recover. IV-mocSu dlJ not to A brusn are a far tut- xot. afternoon to the "SSeral affiSk be von hls contr Bnli St2rted the whlcl ept 10 NO WORK; MEN LAID Off. The -ladies of Olrlt Training- Home are holdifig rummage sale in by decide upon hat day the tour of inspection will MTumlt I By ritw. days will tfford all the oppor- City, April the tunities presented for'handing down depJis of a box flour in descisions until October 9..

UJU1 a rummage saie unV tvrc Cleveland last weeTc there staggered While no Intimation hasi leaked out the room formerly occupied the! BUGGY. nt.t ro the platform of the New Jersey, as tD the statug pf regar Carlon Luggage No. 123 Central railrosd freight yards an the big trust cases. It, is -nndersloud West Fourth--Biroct, Elilot-Wock 10 10111 1 Youn Have a emaciated boy of 15 years. He gasped tbat qll egUon at issue is the sale will be continued for the balance! Narrow for and atrd- of the week.

There is a Jarge display While driving from this cily their The law is admittedly plain and not, bur luvTirsre irct-dod-aniJ njf 1 10111 af- ne was Hyman Golden, of No. 1 capable of double construction. The; those who can. contribute anything to- 'ernocm and Lena ana doubtful conslructlan thus "Pen; Imt also, because in many rases it excluded raw materials and let in ilje manufactured prodiicts free. near Long here i a i i TT-7 fapaore ui QOUOKJ uousirucuou.

i ae muse wno can coninouie anvuun? rl auu Lena ana Thl 1 fnrmS Ei 1 et difficulty- lief Bff out the vital ward the sale" to do so The Eck had a narrow escape from serioS A A O'HARA FUNERAL. me aT be f. lar be becn locked ln facts from the enormous mass of erb has S8 inmates and it I Pren. th Car last and applying the law flarge amount of money to top them They attend the High school here Atlanta, April for an of rte "i was sent Into the car to connt ihe to them, and this obstacle the court la and the ladies w411 be grateful for any and drive back and forth each dly funeral of the O'Mnrn family win be 8 1 1 5, olir sa ks sa)d Some one striving to overcome a flour saoks." said the Ind. next Friday.

Six "members loushed because lack of work. closed the door while I was doing this, and widely scattered The manager promised to con-, beat against it ftnd shouted, but it Attorney General Wickersham and contributions. a gotten to east end of the Hcmtoursville bridge, over Loyal- the cost of living rtiicing waEes paid -in States." He nsserted 'ing articles on th-f free win indivtdlml Vleranccs 'and i good. made Hy- i i i list attend When: one of the clan dies cbs-body is sent to Atiaeta, embalmed and held I i April, when, together wWh ail the ference will be held in'the near fu- opinions prior to ad-; because of the numerous A. A A MEETING.

clic cburth tcojc the stand for the de- duties-. on tobacco, sugar rtop. orangfea and other articles duced in' the southern states. BODY COMES TO SURFACE. By Associated Wilkes-Barre April 23 -Prof E.

G. Journraeui. opcause 01 me numerous wn ffl 'Gcrnan. principal- of the bon awaiiiM, bxit he (e township public was acquitted un wl be IDU sical A a ls of lh 'o- men and all are urged to v- than fbur months entsiled j.uil^Jt. we.i fiOi ill.

who caucht the horse as it dragging the wagon avray. The hirle baBly wrecked; A 5 As a re frr all ports of the country. The fol i suit of a row wbich out at director, e-el ected n-oetthg of one or thft labor nniooa-t Frank Noyes, Washington. Star 1 Annapolis, 25 --Spa creek cave i cc-nnected with the coal mining indus- S. Ochs.

New York W. the-second of-the bodies to here last night William Bryant isj 1.. Philadelphia Bulletin; W. ral njisteiynbarhsH bsflled ttws lo-'dtad and Michael Murrihy Is in the "NelgOnV.Kacsas-Ciry Slar and A authoritlefl for nearly two weeks, i hospital and not expected t6 survive. Weiss, Duluth Herald.

W. H. Cpwles, 3y the body of Miss Alice Shores, i A named Real, who Is charged 1 of the Spokane. Spokesman Harr i suddenly disappeared with hef with the Tfcootln5, was ioday -remand; was eJerted to fill the unpxpircd term rtoardj; ot legally, enti- DAUGHTERS CRITICAL. RAUCHTOWN.

FORMING OUT-DOOR CLASS. i "The 'states Civil "Service i AlJ-those withisg to join commission announces tbat on-May 13 sketchinj cla'ss of the art depart- Atlaatic City. April to the the Nationalise. eJpnTT a ml be held at Antes i of seminary are re- the Fort as ar esult of whlch il expected 1 a In their names. the to make to fill a contem-1 clte ls now formed in order to- oP I8r i lated Position mm as SOOB as the weath- sister.

Mrs. Ttora H. Wh'ite. on 'hp night of. pril fi.

and whose hotly. was recovered on SunJty, came to the surface today. Whether the wompn 3r ed for trial. of Mr. Marvey W.

Scott, FOR DIRECT ELECTION eociatcd Prrm. by Mrs, William deteritiraed: Cleveland. declared that instead I to commute to QfHYflipMBOTinjptit standing for hope and faith, the star nscai -rij T-O 'Sentence of fcaih pasied on Weils anchor represent the army. I FOR THE VETS. I5etweilef.

a el a prominent. anoV. navy. Reports were received Harrisburg. April will: Harrisburg iSUIril' inffliias frr.m bommittees showing that nuraer- had position of 'commence work as SOOB as the weath- at' of.

the I office was JilU.for' Frank W. Keiffhtlt-v, of Brandon aver.op, underwent operation for ArinounCEO. a at the WiV eticxiacment of Mies Stella' hospital. He was repaned MUST FORFEIT BIG TRACT. thp people.

Twenty Ropublicans 'Voted Thp committee had under April wiQi the in favor of the tion tbp-Dersbem bill wfcich, It was -JWjre CharJei K. WJA.f Ono noufKiAi, upon, should take the place of decided that tb'k. Southern Pacl 8 c. a against ir i All the pennion Tblo tfto Oregon Rjja i provides for pensions of from Companies tnuil forfeit to the United TO DEATH. to $6 a month-.

After giving a bear- Sl afes government atout 200,0001 ilBR--in bill the committee irrcB of land which- IB valued at Wilmington. April i elded to indefinitely A kfl Tha rmp will i prcnanng brcRktact at her home: near of the WobaSTV I Out-of-Town Buyers wnen her cloth- Jnjf caught flre from' Uffr kitchen had poured oil on the flre to ft rapWJy oil Ifortlat Mfiyiiiiii MOVING A I KILLS BOY. Philadelphia, April fourteen years, fl attempUDf to a Day or Night and the Gazette aind BuUefTh will earry who'll rrtif your TTd before breakfast i- m. Ma 'ttTs'iltefnot which IP Investigating tbS" affairs of 1Icd rne Tr "sr comipaoy, last. U.

S. STEEL. DIVIDEND. RETURNING FROM COAST, Is tspWtecl to I today trom lis trip to the Pacific the tilted States Steel corporatiOsuto- Wash- dbv the regular quarterly div-! ingtoft 5th. of SH gfef lefttt on the "The Pw.partlciiiara owt, i O.

Passen- Important Local News. to-their deaths by drowning by i N. April a voto be no jreneral pens-on lesriFlatlon for Dwyer In a ctab city, in iibrcjes had distributed Eber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.

comfortably last nishf. accident, or suicidal Intent, or by vio'-'of 1 OS to the Assembly today adopt- old soldiers rmsPd ff tbe prwient'-. tember. 1SKI9. lletieiler's case has sniotig armvposts In the Philippines, Kter.

of Soutti Farmbgham, lonce. Is ttill being probed by the au- the of Sonator Rooe- legislature, if action-taken today by been pending before the board since Alaska affd V'nHed States. or'd William Earl Stitic, veil advocatlnft the election of i i the Senate Committee on Pensions February. to have been; pert. etl States senators bi'tllrect vote of jnd Gratuities Is not executed April 17.

CARNEGIE BEFORE JURY. I or SURGEONS KNIFE. ONCE OUKt, ALWAYS OURS. New AprH'25 a shot; Mrs. Fred underwent an Go to tailor.

Market conference with Wstrlot "'-Attorney operation at the sanitari'irta Whitman. 'Andrew Carneple apgared yesterday. She was reported W-" O. O. F.

Anniversary tlon Expects Record-BreaKinfl Crowd at Berwi-k, South Slle High School Sure to Be Right. 'jQld Manf ton Not To Be ftsierf. Second Day Tomohrow. To Take H6r eymcen TOUT in AutoTiobi e. --v W.

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