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THE GAZETTE TIMES. 9 PARTS 72 PAGES SNOW VOL. i lMtn riTTSr.UKr.!!. MORNING. rKIIRL'ARY 11.

itll ra. FIVE CENTS A COPY. SECRETARY KNDX1 Edison, Young at 65, Says NEW DELEGATE SILVER TO CHECK AVO.MAX srtHIKSTEI) TO SVCCKED LATH JVSTICi: IIARLAX He Can Run Up Six Flights I IN CANDIDATES REVOLimOl TO SISTER REPUBLICS tanl StHl Stick to 1IU Plan of I.fH Than VUo IIoiir APPESR MEJflCO radoro Rushes Cash to Chihuahua District to Buy OLl the Rebels. 1 TOJSgfca'j 1 1 -V 1 1 fI 1 gj 'S: c) Trip Ti rTaft Kxtchil to Countries nnfi C. V.

V. C. TiMy and A. C. (luml.ert Seek Scats in Convention.

I A TUAVKIJS ON" CI.UISKtt! Kb. 10. Thomaa A. be yrara cM lmr- r-. t-it on i Urt-1 frit no oIJt Itian ihn hr a a IS.

"I i tifVfr In or I lnrnlor at -t riner, X. J. "My ra b-at llsl.tly on ma. and Ml 1 to run up lx rlishtu with ny inan of inr aa' i'l lih-r ahraj at tha top or pretty to th- oth.r Mb." Th d-lr'l he aa attll I l.U fuur or four anil a hnlf hur a ileei plan, "to '-l at na.lniitl an! to ii: at 4 It tiv mo lir.y anl a lot mre time i DEMOCRATIC SLAT; REPUBLIC IX CILVOS faaaa iiim Tnt(l AHHIMjn.N. rb- n'rut pf be-m a vnn iTurtir ttil icon aa I.

AlC--Va br'rilnr of .1 Kml (Bt United Press io Gaeettr Timks.1 EL PASO, Feb. 10. Practically acknowledging that the revolution in the northern part of Mexico is rapidly passing beyond his control, and threatens to result in American intervention. President Francisco I. Madero of Mexico to- fcr ri-i of l-nl Tft.

tnafca I it io t. rri'- baftWrtn tha. Caribbean Charles Kirschler of the North Side and W. C. Tlbhy of Shari.sl.urK are candidates for national dele.

Kate, in the Twenty-ninth Congressional district. They ate not running In the lnterent of any presidential aspirant, bm III to ti.e free to make what they ronvidiT the best choice. The two candidates will work toKether In tl.e diatrlct and will conduct an active campalsn. They believe that the n-rt. i an be rendered the party Koine to the convention un'nst rut-ted.

In I night took desperate steps to placate tne li tnv work. ald. ffi, U.tim mwI Sir Kimt il BOOTS AND BREECHES revolutionists in the state of Chihuahua. He proposes to buy off the rebels. Immediately following the receipt of news that the United States government had ordered a battalion of infantry to rush here from Fort Whipple, to reinforce the Fourth cavalry, already here, came Madero's right-hand man and minister of the interior, Abram Gonzales.

Ha arrived here early this evening in a private car, bringing with him 300,000 pesos which he will begin tomorrow to distrib -t Vx. itr nr r. pxfm fcfir iftn i'a ItrM of ir I an-wn- rmm ti at iv XWt. It rata no 11 a ira Havana. O-ifc.

Mr ktat Bt atisl II FOR SUFFRAGE AMAZONS S. itty Mntror.s Df itl- to Dtim-nstratc Fitness for War in Cavairv Parade. Unnul Takes Place at "Tuperal in CViarMn P. 1 ai( t. I a I iW itria -f Asnatean rata.

aa aav frmtmmtr aVaf I rftimff. 'a a -a fw --iXf- I fv.Ka, tftaj a. I la feat ia I MIAIt'N. f. l.h ti 1 1 i i -o i i i hat this they are not down, but re Tree to In making a nomina tion that will tlve the r.epuhllranH tie created atrenuth In tie fall.

Kl.hir.l 1:. of Sewl.kl.y has announced In thlf ll-lrl. ax a ecvetl candidate, and wiil hnve the aupKrt of Mayor William A. and William Minn, ills run-titnt: mate ha not been out. I.L,t It la fherlfT J.

II. ISruff will te tiutnftrrl fut Mltin. and Senator A. V. I'owell ha-l a conference In the mayor' offle.

ter.lay afterniM.n. K.ilU.win the A. C. Oumberl. aHuixtant of the Ivpartmeiit of "harltlen.

was an-mmtii-eU as a liocrrlt candidate for national delegate In the Thirtieth He will I u.e runiiiut; mate of Clerk of 'ouit V. II. Coleman. Gumlicrt lia-i the draft and eayjt he Is for So far. Macr has not for the former president, t'nder I.

la aKrrem.i.t with Flinn. he Is to assist In the of K.HeVell delegates. Nat trwl ra. all lh al otr-r va. it.

nt tf- Jtl7 f- f.r ac.ar.y t. It a an a.kl.ntai lwy aaara PART OF FN I FORM fait in iV-Hral A mar-a. irK.1 la I ba liimiar ta takaai IIW.M jaW-at. i 4 a tVaftcr JW-TrT fT.i-a fc--p; I Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaiaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ute among the discontented rurales in Chihuahua. Of the great pile of silver which Minister Gonzales brought, 250,000 pesos will go to the rurales who are in revolt, as peace offering and for wages past due, and the rest will be paid to the widows orphans of the men killed during the revolution which put Madero in the presidential chair.

If the money which he has brought is not enough more will be coming. Another Peace Offering. At the same time, Gonzales announced another peace offering. He says he will arrange for the sale of government lands to the people on easy payments and long terms. He says no lands wiil be confiscated, but that the government will buy large estates and sell them to the peopla of IVa lifulhm taha rt4' at a to iha city.

I i iPi.inp.nlotirs and Fanev t-otsf. ar tV Tatf-a A N.1.,ii anl .11 of IUl'1 tiof II. Photoe-aph by G. V. Buck, from Underwood Underwood, K.

Y. MISS EMMA M. GILLETT, LL. tine of the two women whom tne District of Columbia Woman Suffrage Association has requested President Taft to consider for the vacancy on the Supreme Court bench caused by the death of Justice Harlan. She has been practicing law before the United States Supreme Court in Washington for over 10 years.

Hair Divssin-r Shunned in Ralh- St Mav 4. N- rut-k). M.r.n A. Neat. It Nli.

It Xliii. Itl Tr came Una Imi. uNtoKinini NKW K.h race a-. ra- Mil av tiawamutt af ara -otl of aocV. GOVERNORS JOII es- i.

Mu.i.o ma Li aiLiptabliltr to a tal.lly ihaH In t.tn.. t.f l.n i beaut Til jt WHial tl.in. t-oUim a.i:,., oS. l-i r. a II .1..

tfi. I. i Millions to Be Spent In Pittsburgh Street Railways Company Closing Negotiations to Finance Improvements. I t- rtu. on hicli iiu.unla ial I of M'nn baa not announced lhe llooMvelt candidates In tl Tt.lrty-prst district, al t-re he and the mayor live, nor lias the rui.i.icic of l.

It. Johrm In the Thir-iv-mcoii, di-tt, been made public. Kllnn Is exi ctr.l to try for one of the feats. He baa not ben a candidate b. fore thj for a tiumbr of years.

Karly next he will announce the committee he has selected to put forward as the Kixm-wrs of the KooM-wlt movement. Itrfiulnr Ititnncratie CamlhUilr. Hosve Sretker ia 40 Counties EoMisff PriaariiJ. KT. nax Ii.a kav atm-Tp fcwt fr aJrfairva a i-rm ai fffv eafr t- tlarifc.

a t-( frtn o-il of Tie ravnlrx- hae aaay thir ni.iy tvj.ni; bt ai-l a til Ihl b.tr:n le. Car. "flul la all of tl.e tn t-e- a4 frMva aa CAMPAIGN EOR TAFT MeKiiilev to Call Big Conference Soon; Landslide in Delegates Expected. if a r. a a.

ia roumy -nt to William J. ltrennen lat nlKlit an- i a- a a -Y- I Jii Anns, Tinker, tie voiine t. rfiwi eiira-r-llnary fea-. tur, of den.ontra- Ameriean Airaan Falls in Sea. noil need the cninlidates for national ami 1 state delegates put forward by the recti- lar Democrat In the county.

If they are' JWUARY A BUSY MONTH H-n. an.i 3,,, rr.a,-.ta wa. on of tie ri-le a.i.Ha I'ark, on terms that the poorest can meet. To reach El Paso, Gonzales was twice a virtual prisoner of Vasquiztas, was for two days marooned at Torreon with Vasquiztas threatening to attack the city ta get him, and he escaped on a handcar from a band of rebels. Despite Gonzales' confidence that peace will soon be restored, men close to Madero in Mexico City believe the revolution is beyond the possibility of control by Madero, with an army depleted by desertions and disloyal whenever opportunity occurs.

A former confidential adviser of Madero during the Juarez campaign, who directed movements of the rebel forces- up. to tha day of the battle in Juarez, and who in Mexico City, wired late today to El Paso friends that the government is tottering and intervention is believed there to be inevitable and imperative. Armed. Reports of victories by federals over-the Zapata followers in the southern part of the republic, and around Mexico City-are all from government sources. In tha northern part of the republic there are ni federal victories and the disaffected area is being constantly broadened.

One thousand citizens of Juarez are under arms tonight and standing guard to protect the city from rebel attack, but in the country around Juarez there probably cannot be found 1,000 who would be willing to take arms against the Vasquiztas. The Juarez citizen-soldiers have been armed at the expense of the city sticcei'ul In the primaries they will ro to lhe conventions unliietructed, and. i Kr.ANft.-. r.h. t-- arUI -r.

Il-4th h. a PUs'-t loin In an Am-rifiii 2. a t'f Iri! I rrr tat. II Inro txra aft-r fwr a me larl hit a caurht Ty a the aarll of the a a f.as A'-aa rarr tiu. tuu a amui ar "a4a-av tw- rr.

a rr vi a 1 ixvio aa ta ii, avar o. ti II 11 itl aurra-rt l.o rile. he MN VICTORY PREDICTED 1 olI.i.J I Within a short time vast Improvements on tile street railway lines In Pittsburgh will be well under way. Information i from New York yesterday was that im-jportant financial negotiations, which will enable the Philadelphia Company, con-! trolling the Pittsburgh Railways to reorganize Its properties, are lrrn an.l La.iv nry ltrennen kays. vote for Winner." Trie late for national delegate follows: Twenty-ninth district John Voelkr-r.

North W. J. McNeal. Iiellaven: alternates. Jame Tn-acy.

North Side; P. J. latter. Millv.ile. Thirtieth district James A.

Wakefield. I'ittsbuiKb: Michael tiros. Mi Kecspurt: altern.itc. James A. Clark.

I'ittsburgli; Jam, Smith. Wall. Thlrty-tirst district W. .1. Itnnnen.

S. J. Toole; alternates, P. J. Harry, John A Martin.

'a a A -1. t'rrmmmmtrt mf f'nr. -1 of Mr Knot a partjr 1 ar.l cai-'ej It a hurt ai an.l Al of a. In ti ijii.u.. aJ 11 Special Telegbam Fbom ROBERT M.

taXTER. Staff Correspimdent. WASHINGTON, Lec. 10. With the opening of Taft headquarters in Hotel of iv.ra.-u.-: trv nearinK a conclusion.

This information was confirmed by local officials last nlcht. M.ir.-i.i TuHn-i n.l i. a-rra T. rhSf cf NEWS SUMMARV Ccnverational Subject. UDjeClV th hone.an Willard early next week the campaign for the President's renomination will be l-at'oi- nva5.

an it-nea-a of th titate Ik. Since the conference of the officials of 10 elln.lr, I Kritutl. ir ih h-wi anl other j-iiuaueipiiia company anu memDers under way. Tl.li ty-second district C. P.

tary at-l ta.al de-unatea i mlcht B. McKinlev of ir- luiduevllle: John F. O'Toole Piiii.rH. j.epresentative 'T ar Na.r t-eWttt. Mr.

I T.nk i improvements were contemplated In the I allei William II. I.acey tyl- of liat. haa ar.vmr, ej moul fl.f.f.A. --r a Home- 7 v. Wl" manaSe the President's I PiitshureJi disttict.

the former have been hKht. already has received encouraging Unois stead; I.ouis Kimmcl. Pittsburgh. The list of stale delegates Is not com- jiiimawimi, in. uens uy news.

from Chicago comes the an land have consented in the hope that they wloeli from 5Li IHl IHK1 to 54 IHNI IHK1 iinnii.i nouncement that the Taft Leatrue of li- asreeu.rr.t on li.e of ta.ta a i.k ar" Kt. I -l-e i I "te a-n. wh tM a. hia private U.t,n 1 -n. -l-a-ce I.

r-i-. In ani.r to 11.,. itt iro-se iiave made by Krennt-n: IMward A. Sweeney, Second district; l. F.

Crawford. Fourth district; John I.anley, Fifth district; Geoine W. Acklln. Sixth district; Felix Maire. s.v- wlll be obtained to be expended on better- linois has been formed with David ment of the Pittsburgh systems.

Within a Froger as president and Julius Rosen-; few months lie company believes it will wald. vice president. The plan of the have all tile money necessary to carry out It-ague is to meet the opponents of the Jibe plans contemplated. President more than half way and eiv may prevent another looting carnival. Tittup Ordered to Border.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10. A battalion of the Eighteenth Infantry has been ordered from Whipple barracks, Arizona, to El Paso, Tex. tMtil taxntixaf nl lliL ''V If ti.ey Want to. es toe trtf la Pei arvl I en -Ja-e a.

ae. l.on I I ,1 more I think, of i entn K. Jamleson. As ns xhis financial adjustment is them all the fight they are looking for. li.M.

Iatr r. liont than --ar ti a on t-- I of lrH.tH A nw-i. KlKhtii district; w. A. Mclievitt.

Tenth ieu council anu me io comoat the work of at home and prob- i rr on prun.la to' 1 district: J. 1. Meyer, Twelfth district. ompany will work in harmony, and that! "alter K. Brown and other anti-Taft iuit orjer.

de. iar--i i.e n-'l ills -tr I'arjma. Ni-a- Herman W. Stratinan has the railwa'a company will have re- men in Ohio is going on and results fa- de.ith (aiih rei.nMl.iliii.-x. I l.er., Salvador.

Gaai.iraa. i. his candidacy for the Republican nom- 1 "novel commie ns which Have caused itvoiauie to me l-reslilent will soon be i raniij ri.iii.at-tiiH an-i oree.ii.-s an-i 1 il'tird. I 1 tlielr Illation for assemblyman In the Seventh fiiormous loss. a t.re.....:..r..

Int. New ork amnni With 101 iiii-oiuiiig- nereioiore the opponents of the President have been putting Eight Degrees Below Zero Is Recorded ail dit.iri.-t. J- eed, president of the Philadel- If file at l.eal of be I-rale women make at such Mar i-l I. I time, work thev do at Lome s-eretary Kn- honored by IIo'im- i -n ti haul. li.

I.I us nurses is ali.s,.- upon lortti rosy bulletins with little which to base their claims. phia Company, said that negotiations by i which money will be raised are nearing an end. "It Is the plan now to expend "LUES" fy BAR GIRLS i oir.rr.it". on ror.i;n AiT-itr. ta an- l.u.-iy left Sixty-two delegates to the national convention, including the few aim.j wreaths the n-l r.

I ixn i'i In l.e d. I the money along the line indicated when are p.iKe, ar- ircer Banker Guarded ia naiv I I are e.ttn,.. uir iiiiveinrs anu t.ie i ittsuurgh council- cnosen. are to ue e.ected this month an and condition is Serums. Si-rlar-j of Sl? Knox will sail front i now Thee aie ab in.

loom .1... the Taft managers claim at least 59 of the number. rniiaaeipiliaa rraposes 10 men In Id a conference some months ago," Lasses Under 16 Years. i1 sii i he du not have er jsi.lr.s'.on for MIW iV.K. t'rtx I a V'h-r W.

-n te t-rul 1 I Id. that to'lx- iin, actual figures on the net earnings of PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 10 i 1,1 (iotei Hors to Be Called. Following the selection of Headquar an 111 ''ar Scores KrU 1 in for hai.

(ibi-n up wearing stis Indorsement was given today bv A tl' railways company for the nine months Kiukaid. of the Society to Protect I 1 M. but is of the opinion Lowest Official Temperature Here for 13 Years Reached at 7 in the Morning. WARMER WEATHER COMING hi. artmenr.

rej-ubli-s on ar sea JB 1 iU.it M.tl.o-1-aw 1. Section I Ta n-n fao an II --rotv a. ITI' ti i Slat" li to I T-kaJ to i h-y are so ni'i more a(tra t'e I iimis- It'rv are lo-ktn ters Chairman McKinley announced that governors of the various states known to be friendly to the President would be asked to come to Washington in the near witii their line. Clul.lieii from Cruelty, of the ordinance which w.ll be lnteoduccd In councils next Thursday by Common Councilman Uob- jiiiai me Mi-iu'-i oi u.crease shown in net earnings was caused by heavy expense? in relaying trucks and in i ilii mil illt ena nee clmrvec l.lp'.la om.iexi.as an.l Ir ur ul car-a. a l.i.-r 1 not 1 't-l b.

a ste. I i use" avti'Sai la ttitl nv-r wtna lt.an "'J, 4Si a. b- br; to a report from New York 6 coim-renecs as to the best en i. inipp-. prouiiiiiin nuts i.n.ier Pi eais fr.

alt' ndlni; moving hhows and of similar I means in luiuiermg tiie Pi-cHidon- tVa V. (. it rtfr l-f! t'-w the decrease in the moss earnings of the Philadelphia Company for the nine a cause. IVr.r..) iranta of P. i.il.li"ii ha.

i 4. i I mi'l .1... 1ra. Itilmoiil ill Mr llarrieii i ml. Mat, h.

re.enl The during m-IiooI hours or afler 9 o'clock In notable achievements of three months ending December 31, was $135,273 lhe rvt-ning. unless in charge of years of Taft will be kept before the f.rar tt-aa I. iat Her i n-l ha. ea-l a ft I fat I Bw an I at and the decrease in the net earnings for art in rha.iRul tr ul aM Womatt's al Inhn. vhi Is l-Ut a.

S-i 1 I ti. tUt- s-iiriaite parad. 1 lhat bad Wor, that bij; ,1. the same p-riod was In January I an" be asked to a i i. i.li.te..

I i fnp rtri oa a.i With a temperature of 8 degrees below zero recorded at 7 o'cloc yesterday morning, the coldest weather officially registered at the local office of the United States Weather Bureau during the past 13 years, came to town. By a strange coincidence, the banner low mark of S) degrees below zero was recorded on the same date. February 10, ISM. At noon the mercury had risen to zero and at 8 rv lut mort; r.r fe.l 1.. cmc fr.m, i i.t.

lar li.n and iss lnjsetts. ii.esei,!,,. eompany had the largest business in rresi- should be In s. hoot. histo.

v. having not onlv tl.e benefit "0t fultnUd 'mpaign I could give you case after case where reasonably active industrial condiilons of bllt has inauKurated re- have 1 l-d astray through meet- but also exceptionally weather, whlcli fnl''S thBt l'aV6 bten fr mg ahlte slavers'- in such places. Increased its gas sales. In view 'ot th I ment of the whule people, of 7. and 3 years go lo pla-.

fact that the Januarv. February and I 'Th Taft rrord is on" that will bear mn mas -s a --f ivtT I I I Mr II will wal at the lM.l t.f U.lsi.ai. lie .1 t.ar..asi- 1 ar I'l. ft II I- -f ..) I. ou al nlgl.l ur.ai compuni.il.

It is Just as March earnings of this year compare 1 a-i a-wa fcv. e. a. the light of day," declared Mr. McKinley clock Iast evfnin! 10 abl)vp.

the maxi-toilay. "Wait until the people come- to mum 'or the day, was registered, the point where they must decide be- usual. from suburban districts came tween achievement on one side and no-h- reports of lower temperatures than that bad tor 'r nioiais in Hie afiernouii. with exceptionally warm weather and rt i.Uj Utai 1 a Iks 1 I tI j. atrl' ir 'e rl I- r.

In lii.i anl Mi'. Hand, ti i I a a a a 9 t' 'A If. Is- I ..5 I'e I 4 r. lt. 1 I- liM.

-r d-presseil industrial conditions last year, its officers, believe the company should end its fiscal year with only a moderate PRISON FOR BASE'S KIDNAPER an lllg but tile noise Of SO-ia'ded 1 1 i i at i. a-a- of h.e -i-- i ti I a fia as shown by the government thermometer. I A I at 4 r-U. i.f Al. riaii.l alaays I (i.l a a -a in net earnings, compared to the Sentence in -Incubator" Case "1 in industrial business indicates, they say, firmed in Topcka Ruling.

jthat for this cal. i.Jar year the company SHOOTS HAT; on the other, it will noi take them long to instruct their delegates to the national convention to support the President." Chairman McKinley is picking no quarrel with the men who are the real progressives ana who are working along a different -line from the element that is tl. I. ia.t Ili 1 t. i a i i( a j-i a 4 I A -a I I I I II ToPLKA.

KAS Feb. In i mahe xceptiouaily good sliow- ii pii I a -1 I -i i a a-. fc- a i. llln- 11. iilry mu--t serve turn on.

to live ears la li.e state for lhe pan he i In Mt. Lebanon the mercury ip one bull descended to degrees below-, while up In Highland T'ark 11 below was caught. In the Squirrel Kill district a mark of 10 below whs shown. Through trains, especially those from the west, were delayed by engine troubles, due to the extreme cold, some of them being as late as three hours, while eastern, trains werj from Z1) minutes to one and one-half hours late. In Nebraska last night was a storm headed this way that is expccteJ to bring warm weather.

The indications last night were for fair and warmer weather with as f. RICH MASS FOR SOLDiERS WWVir. ID. P. I.

M-llo. alt. i-. lat.l r-l-' t-l lhat tne all I. a Mr I'Uf.

li.ib.iau. a -t n-t li't a on a i-r--i. w.c.l I ro in tl-e kidi. aping of Maiiau lhe tthu'oir bah three ars 'lie S.i r. 'Ill- I'oilll lo-hlV hi.

nteie a charge as ai: 1. made by II i-ap. its sti tick the Continued on Second faee. OFFICIAL TEMPERATURES. I l.u-li mass of Italian I soldi, rs or in the Italo- -it GET THE WHOLE PAPER.

f'rr I i I "Tii.ih. 1.1 i a Jar. ia. lmktsh war will be teVbrated in Our ad lth a i.Volv. In lhe lor I he I I a I I--- Il 1 I i lo.i a I all I f.

1K. liol .1 i-o-o. ef i.a,iy oi nilstlans Italian Cath- Li Iaa I N. a Ti Hia siou of ih hahy. I a.

i a a r.f-n. i.t I. a minimum temperature today of 4 degrees above zero. Albert Marshall, aged 50, of Ward street. North Side, a negro, was found lo pla.e.1 oil i- ho-1 111 a.

-I. i I Jtllis" 11 t.lk. lataaa i s. I a-ea i.e4 Erjan Ready to TeiUfj. nhc Church.

Meadow street. East End, tomorrow morning. The Hev. Father Alberto will officiate, assisted by Father Felix Muchie, deacon, and Father At thony Maro-liine, sub-deacon, 'lhe Lev. Father Hugolinus, a of the church, will preach.

In the a.sle of tl.e church, and directly before the main altar, will lie the memorial with guns stacked in threes 4 Wo- e. Itoaaa-kd a la Jalaa' llidl.ifcht 1 a. in 'J h. in 3 a. 4 a.

in 5 a. in a. lu 7 a. a. ni a.

3 ') a. 11 a. Noon 1 p. in p. 3 4 p.

in 5 p. in li p. p. m. p.

a p. 3 above 1 above 1 beiow 2 below -I below 6 below 7 below below 7 below 7 below 5 below 2 below Zero bove 6 above above 7 above above .11 above 9 above above 6 above AMiiMii, Ti: l.h Pran iv lot im.ite. j. od ll irir l. I n-e I '1 I i'-e t'e lni.

lie r.rve aiai ins he n.ttht ar paiN awa aaan ra aaa i frozen to death in the alley in the rear of 1010 Western avenue. North Side, yesterday afternoon. When found by Robert Miller of Retd street the body was in a sitting position in a corner formed by th intersection of two fences, as though the man sat down to seek shelter from tha wind. As a result of a fall on a slippery sidewalk in front of 5 Miller street, H. A.

Wulfetang, aged 42, of 2016 Wylie avenue, sustained a fracture of the right leg. NEW YF.K. Pi Andrew has lien e. to his home on Fifth ax.n.ie several days with a severe hlhi ti a'l Mr. Cattit-gte had so far today, howev.r.

It was staled at lis residence, that he was able now lo continue hia daily walks. u.it at each end. All the societies of the I I i i I aa I aa ra la sa all a-. 1 I- aw ala-f. huulU bcfoia the coin- a N' I 1 fc- I a.

lla. church will attend, mostly in uniform. A large delegation of the Italian colony is expected to be present. a I1" 1.