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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-17
RFi NION or TRE COvNEILrS'
me >urN kors Nee, for the First Time
aud DInc TOgrthrr

NrwBr HGH. Sept IL dior" than half a
century ago 10" Rev Henry Connolly
conducted = select school n tho city
Instantly grew 10 uumt,er sA"v ~ Oh .l,!ren
huf -'raug" 80 sly they never 'na' ~ on"
'IuI" A. rh" Older ones grow up they
'"f' nom" tn" father and mother and Eve
&C 30" children rl," passed away one
90 fu" daughters Mss sarah J Connolly
still r"s.ir- % 'n. old Homestead here
and Ui.'" 80" ut- "u'"i'a need ell 80 SONS.
tam" ur other ~" Thought % reunion would
." Il good ta'ugih"for" u.u'a further re-.
tu,"d tu'lr uumb"r. and to-day tho
brother. and sisters met at tN" old home
for 200" fIrz' f.fu" 10 them UN,.s
They Included Miss Sarah J Connolly
the hostess. - this civ, John J and How
ard " Connolly Of Brooklvn. Mrs J.n-
me- J. Mckee wrf" 81 a minister a. stuff
gar' An Mrs Georgr Cox of Iorinth
Miss and Marion = Connolly uf Pitts
burg Pa with Henber- of their families
Although m" old family dining hall
wa occupied hy other parties - was placed
~ 'ge Disposal Of M" tonnalvS aud they
dIu"g AZ y VI to-day for ~" first and
perhaps the last time ~ a family Some oG
't" family returned - their homes others
Va 70 remain and view M" ~r"us.- 4 their
,urldhuud dav~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-17
BEiTFN " nor y nom.
ouih r- = nrs io ~ Treatment AZ SUPER
mi rnIrnt'S stands.

MuvNt NIRNoN SEPT IU IA" trial 81
Suyr nj rnd.ut Charles T. tIsher OF the
Brar" Memorial Farm Srhoul ~ NslhalIa
on III" charge of ASSEMBLING = hoV and
placing him "a guard hnu-" or CONN
- --t chez cam" up tonight h"fnr" Judge
Daniel Quinn ru ia" Nalhalla town hal
IN" htlI Wa crowded 'p tln doors
Among The spectators w-r" representa-
tive- 81 IN. hIldrru.~ Nj ~",i''r "i ""
Work INV bows from ~. school ait1r"G
in hlu" jeans aud jumpers ~lUat'"d on in"
door near "a" JHdg" bench
The specific ,harS" against Nrp"rIu
.,rd-ui Fisher j. that u,. assaulted lhona-
Brid-haw ~ wears old ON lvu' - last
aud then locked him IN a." hoNiIs" guard
house from VI 80 = = VI
Herman Lam. a former assistant -lr"r-
int..r I..'.' ~ M" -.huul testified thar b"
had seen Mr. usher -tr.k" Young Brad
shaw with hl- fi~t ami Jh"u Iu,A tIu 90
m. guard hurI~"
bradshaw Did h- story thu
-DH tn. morning - .lIu" = { vH- '.li
?, ~,rub IA" Na.r ! sad ! wanted my
ctrthrs or Fisher -ai o.. H. -
hnli ~ nav u"DN aui gIi'"l ~" along ur"
= iU.k ~" lr,gR'i u" rr Do" quart
hIu-" ~. sept 800" There U''I| Urur
with 10 -'n,N -. k.rk,.l ant JHuDh"i 'u'
IN IA. NV rtIn' tom. wrong. bu'
vas i,r' ua,k 20 M" guard hnu-" aud k"l'
then" un'u = = without ANYTHING =
eat 90 tIUh
Inc irlaI wiI Ir ,uutr4.i urrr.N
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-17
POISONED WITH OSCI\.
But w PrWOf That R~mains Found IN
CrIppen'S HOUSE Mere Of a woman.

pc ifs 1htF 10 sTHf.N .. NJ -
IoND, y. sept 10 IN" hearing ~ 'he
oa-.' uf DR. Crippen and Ethel clare la
N-v- was resumed a. Bow street police
court 'hIS mornlug tor the murder ~
tripPens wife. he woman pr.-pn"r beng
accused a- an accesso ~ after the fac
Dr Spiisbnrgv the pa.hoiogis' ~ ~
Marvs Hospital vas the first wItns-,
this morning he Described IN" narIrs
of the TISSUES and the pieces OF SKIN
found IN the cellar II the hn,Is" uu M
drop Crescent
Arthur Newton, sol r'1r fn- 'na urIs.
uuer- got the witn.s~ ~ ADMIT 'ta' 30
vas unable ~ sav hsih-r IA" D,Iv ra.
that - man 80 woman. lie added
mat the state Il he skin a. he tr,r" 90
his examination made " u,nr- d0l.u'
tu tell n the -car Oh the ppdv EXISTED 'a.'
~ W"uId u It had been iOuA"4 &c.. Iu l.,.
diataly after death
Dr WILCOX. scientific aua'v-' ~ tu..
Home once. testified that he mad exam
ned aud tested the remains u" folnd
on''-ihlrtI-th 81 = grain ~ hyu-ciu m VI"
stomach. one-fortieth Of "a gram IA th"
kidnavs one seventh IN The. iut.-'In'-~ ,hi
one ~-lfih IN the liver. ne-,de- traces
~ Cr"usot- aud ars-nJ'
He sad there must nav" ur-u Wpr"
than harf - gram - hyn~, ~ 10 %" uoi,
which = considerably more than . f.-lI
dose lfoniy hsH gra II hal teen ti-
in,nlsr.rad originally he would not hav"
sNu-o'.d 10 find any traces " no" pu. ,0n
after eight months
Dr Wilcox sad th" pr.--.nc. - c-.u~o'-
and arsenic could be- accounted for uv
ia. dIsluf"ctant- which had be-n spI.ukl"i
over The remains He -aIi that 20 hr-
opinion the cause 81 deaf was po. -nr .ug
hv hvusuu He u-u.N-d that 'h- o.. -'u
Vas administered through -" mouth
and not injected
Tie hearing was ADJOURNED YurI sep.
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UOyi\ iIIiTOR FiIIS.
Nine Ralch- nhuri In TIrSI FIish, N =
Woman la Nmrrica.

Nine Francois RAJ b.. IA" w" - q
iv,ng macnln" nui!d,'r. ~uu th" di-tiuC-
non Yesterday - h.rpE tn" hr-r AU"ri-
can woman 30 .''auIir 20 dr.v" Hn aero
plan. H. uNd,u effort was utd' ~
'h" H-urf,~r.tt Plains aviation h.il about
. o.,Iu,k Iu 10" muruuE and after 'hr'"'
short INNS ru tr' ground ended with an
accident
NI'rr Ff..u" -HIi .' Va- nu' her td"a 20
yrI INTO Abe t.r r- -a" waited g. E"'
Ira.uttI ,uuw ,,-ig" IF "a" Steering de-
VICE., un.rr,. -u" i..p, rN.E ri-A only
few -ia.j t'ur. Vr'' .u -" t"ld when
IN" mounted TIA" seat snd thu propeller
vs. yI- ru mr.uuu bv her husband. who
followed TIE. ma,h,u" "a - ran across the
held
Mime Hai,la -aid h"r first feeling when
rn. PROPELLER h.gau 80 ravulvs was n-r-
yuu-n.-- nut tD" mtuur" ~" pat her
nauds u the i.v-r- and started over III"
ground 81" had ~ -.u-. uf fear and f-l'
Nc -a'" - u -h" had been m her auto
muul.
81. 'uad. 'su runs over rh" ',Ir-" and
Nd H-r com la'Iug q 'Utri ne Nh"u
'h.. FROM wh"'I -Ippnri i"w uu| ~ pi1C"
and NE. front ~ 49," maChlu" rnilAp-'-i
MINI, pllrh" nail r.aliyDi thar some
hing wa- wrong and had ihru'ii'-i %"
-ngIu' ~u- -Ip,,"d from tn" seat un-
hurI aud Wt- CAREFUL not 20 gsi IN I'm"
with 'ha p-pp'll.~ WHICH Wa -'ill IA
motion The accident did uui dIsruuC"r'
tI. pluck, hftl" NpiUau m M. least bit
amt ~" announced 'aa' ST." would a.
tempt another figh' - soon 49, 'n' r''parr~
could he made
Ih' new bird woman wore o corduroy
-kirt Of auAl.. length and a l"ath.r coat
aud cap -" said. however that n ~"
al. .HsHF ID f.
wear kuICk srb.Ck"r- and high hOpt-
MIN. RaIChp I- native q Illinois
~n" rt~ always been Interested N sports
Sh.. = = splendid h'rs.womau and % gOod
WINNER
VI RaIcha began his aving machine
experiments Two YEAR ago m ~" work
.hpp ~ the AerDrautIcal SOCi"tv 1T
Morri- Pa~k w." has constructed four
maChiur~ after the tur'i-s type ~ fiar
MIN. Rairh" - an artist nv profession
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-17
100 HORSEPOWER DIPLANE
FlRNiN BIILDS IT To OFFSET
HONOPLlNE tDTlNCEs.
q win Ne sent Here AFTER Ise ~ "eS.
man In Great S~lss-IiaIian race
Preparations Pin Route From Br'Sue
To Milan Pilots Meat and on Land

.>psc,ai C1Hr ps'pI'cH 20 THS SrN
PARIS. Sept 10 FarmRn. recognizing
the advance that monoplanes have shown
lately over biplanes In aerial flights has
built a special racing biplane with an
engine ~ 100 horsepower and has -ert
IL To- BriRue. Switzerland. where u VIII
b. piloted 10y Meyman a. the American
representative in the competition from
Brigue TO Milan. beginning September ~
and continuing To- September 20
After this race the maChln" will be
shipped to America Although tn" "N-
pan-e ~ shipping arroplanr- 10 America
exceeds s. .OsD each. Cortlnndt = Bishop,
president ~ the Aero Club 81 America.
expects To secure most nf tine first class
flyers for the meeting at Belmont Park
"a October. especially Muissant and Mo
Tans. who. MIR Bishop considers, are IN"
finest rNpOnsnt- of the art Of living
The entries closed TODAY for the inter
rational race from Brigue Ia Milan. The
starting point will he a meadow ~ meters
above the sea level. some two mlle- from
BrlEus Sheds have been erected iher"
aud electric lights installed tn enable the
meChanlc'ius IT, work by night on th-
machine, An automobile wall lie plac"i
AZ the DISPOSITION 81 each aviator. with
member IT the aviation Commute" "n
board
The Swiss authorities a." very sever"
IN enforcing the prohibition against last
driving 81 aatnmubii'.>. bat the commit
Tee has obtained -p"ciai p"rmit> which
will prevent interference" with III" autono-
hili-i- a. they follow the aviatnr- over the
Simplun route. CA the DAVIS ~ III" com
petition \ meteorological s'rNt'" has
b ..-n arranged 20 keep th" lNtatur~ m
formed 81 th.. atmosphere conditions
between Rrigu- and Milan
Tn. rDu'' between ih" iNu places VII
b. marked ru' FOR the ayiatnrs m different
wav- " "a ~ pomn d OSsola u Will
hs a -imuI" matter 10 follow IN" route.
~ thor. m. railway aud several -tr"lu-
From bono % .p--u'r smoking fires will
b. us.I Rluy- Will b" placed across
LAKE MaEEl,r, and 'h"r" viii h" = --rN iC''
It motor boats
Alpine soldier. wul b." GA duty Tor /
signals Nv day and Their" /
NIll h- an oNyhviruRen Lighting apparatus /
ia IN" Mun-c,.r- ~utnmit. NJ Milan /
'aptiye balloon Slll h' sent up 10 height F.
Z tsH m"tr"- over M" a"rodrom" wh"r' .
N" aylatrr- lr. 80 land
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FtTu FLOOD> ~ MENHO.
Tropical Rains SWEET the RHrrs Loss of
IHr Near Monterey.

MATAMotNS 'Nico. SEPT o.. The
tropical storm which swept over the upI-.r
Gulf coast region Of Mexico yesterday aud
last night extended fur 80 miles inland
The wind did No. -"riDu- dAmag" uut the
steady. heavy dnwupuIr - ram has pr
aur.d food cnldItpu- almost ~ rad
A. a year agp " her urpr,. frau thr-. thou
land lives wen" lot m w. valleys 4 the
san Juan River and other streams
The rivers AZ over ~. s'I-tu-w.l.'
region ~" u|.' = their hanks ard III"
lines - ~" National Railways ui N"NIru
radiaftug rl' 81 Nurf.r. . are. wa h..i uI.r
in mary I.lrr- M"ag-'. r"p,r'. uav"
reached h.r' 81 .0-a IT hfc by drowning
IN m" y,cIr'v - Monterey.
The Sar Juan River L. carving \ grpat
fnard # wafer which Will N.' "ruptirl iuf.
the RIO Grand" a hundred mlc- dhov-
here ana probably will cause al over
flow # the latter stream
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-17
TE,ST TOR TORONTO REGIMENT.
OmrSrs and Wen Gnests 90 I.Sndon-- Itab-
dane aud RsbertS address Them.


IONpON Sept ~ S.,crs tarv NJ War
Haldan- and Field Marshal Earl Roberts
inspected the Queens Own Regiment ~
Toronto to-day a. the Duke 1T Works
Hospital PRIOR to tn. regiments march
through IN. London streets tn the Guild
hall. where the officers and men were the
guests Of the Corporation OF London
Lord Roberts inspected the men pre-
viously Ia the arrival Of Mr. Haldane ThH
latter aid he had come there with his col
league 1t the Army Council To bid IA" regi-
meut welcome Their visit had deeply
stirred IN. people not only of the British
Isles hut Of the whole empire Tie con
tinu-d
The enthusiasm which attended your
departure" from Canada aud greeted you
on your arrival here all mark the occasion
~ great one In the march 81 progress.
The offer of your Colonel SIR Henry
p"llat'. Ia bring the regiment Ia this
country was readily accepted by the War
ono" They felt Instinctivrly that II was
right step forward
Continuing Mr. Haldlne told the resi-
mrnt that they had seen something 81
the affection and esteem wh.rrwith their
fellow subjects had received them and
tn" depth nf the welcome IL tho. with
whom they had b,'rn work ing So adrnira bly,
aud with whom they had vet to wurk on
every occasion
II was due th. Secretary said. To- the
public sptrtedness OF their Colonel that u
had h"-n made poss,hl. for the two cuun-
tries. canada and Great Britain. to make
a historical step IA the history OF the en-
pir- which none of them had probably
ever thought ~
Lord Roberts then addressed the reg
ment He said 1t was great gratItica-
ton To Tue Ia hear that col Psllatt has been
ahl- to arrange for the Queens own
Rifles. nf which ! have the honor ~ hs
honorary Colonel tn visit tins country.
| am very glad Ia person 20 be- ahle tu give
Won hearty welcome
4 great step has been made toward
The unitiCation of the imperial army The
visit Will do much 10 siren e hen the bonds
hat unite the mother country aud her
children aCru~- the Atlantic Col PsllAft
has earned every ones gratitui" hv hI-
splendid hherslI'v whereby thus visit wa
made posslhl-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-17
10 'HErk P,~-ISI ,WISu.
France Frar> Innurnr- Of Young EElp-
IIAns len NSrth Africa.

7
PAEIs sept 10 IN" prurlhI'lou hy %"
Government II N" holding 81 the Egyp-
IAN nationalist congress on French ter.
ritory as cablad to THE SuN yesterday
has "a sed \ protest from certain news-
papers A. showing exaggerated compiA-
aency toward Great Britain
Tho Ministry " Foreign ATalrs rystl-
lies he action On ~" grounds that ~"
Young Egyptians have made violent at
tackS IN Frances policy ~ Morocco
and that their pan-lslamic campaign IN
Algeria and Tuni- IL against France
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FaIls Ia Floor After Look ing at Deaf
Mothers Pace

ProvIpFNoF sept 10 Ms Lula N"y
itushtrr Il Thomas q \"v 81 Pail Rover
ie'i dead 'o-nIRnt when -u'' luuR''u .r'u re
coffin upon tu" Ia" ~ her dead mother
NJ N"v died y'-i.r Law morning end
tonight q wake was hold In. daught"r
who was 3 years old I-ter,.i l'.r frI.Id~
and relatives INTO the front room Wurr"
IN" body lay and then ~t.pp..d forward an
looked into ia" CONN without wor,!
~" f.ll To ~" floor H"r friends fhnugA'
-f" had faIuI"d. hJt when d doctor ar
TtN"i y" sad she had i,"i ~ heart "a .lur-.
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sberIn NUsi Present Valuations ~ PIT.
mar, Law ~ G'oho~>.

AIF.ST Sept ~ Gov Hugu"- warnad
sheriff Plat OF Albany county to-day
tGat h." must tax" such acton A. vii!
prevent violations ~ the primary law
~ IohO"- next 7 ."sday The anti
Not abs Democrats complained To- t,py
Hugu.., that -warrpwfi." ballots had
.~u ned 90 D-mp. rat" primaries N
OhO"s Iu recent year. ana that me lpoal
police could not 80 d"r"nt"I ut,pn 20
prevent such abuses
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-17
.kIILED BrroRr THr R,,r.
Italian Nuto Drnrr Was Practising for
5OO vie onIrsf AZ BouIogH~.

- DIP. 40 mag ~ - ~ -
BoULrGNL sept ~ Guscppe Cuaah
an Italian Automohrl. driver. was klIleh
TODAY by th" ups"ttInE 1T ms car y hale
no vas practising "n the course ~ sun
DAYS 49, mil" CIRCUIT rae"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-17
DEIHIE JNTONT<ED.
s.W0 White RATS Become Minated
WIN FctIrratIon oT Labor

n q meeting - IN" Central f"ierarc ,
Iu.pn last night Pre-, .irrt Harry ~.
N"auN - th" Actors National Protect yr
mon announced that i.r.p vaudeville
actors who 'ompp-" N" Whit. Rats
society Rad voted ~ JON ~" protective,
Ininn aud thus anna ERnat. rhern-.l wee
with 10" American F~deration ~ Labor
ufi'"ial approval of IN" Whit. Ra'.
action VS. read from a ls't"r sent by
samuel 6"mI-rs, pr.,id"n' 81 the t-d-
GRAFTON
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N0rSI NfINpN. y s. Sept IT, 4
increment - again rrd"~ way to sub
r'If4r. for ti|- .I'y.- Ir...'.uf form 81
r.rr....N gov wn"ut a system 10 gov
,rrurrf uy r'miut.-lHu. wherein AL
authority would i-' ''.f'tTnd en- five ON
rt.--l.u..rr ard Boz" Offices II Mayor ana
Aldermen would i-' abolished
~"u'isu'ni Tor The system TOW -e"m-
mon" Ir.u0uuCrd than ever
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-17
k,ISER ,tBLF> 10 DIi/.
Z hath added To trsss Of the Ned Eagle
IN Honor 81 NrNico's CenI~narN

BFELIN sept ~ The Kaiser has cabled
:" President Dia1 conRrat ulai lions IN tho
centenary IL IA. republic 81 Mexico He
ha, added chain to the Grand Gross ofthr
order 81 the Red Eagle. with which Pr''-l-
DEM Diaz was already decorated
In acknowledging The message Gen
Diaz thanks the Emperor Tor tho gIf' -
the Hunb0ldt statue which viii D" PLACED
with all ceremony IN ore - the pnncipal
squares ~ the city nf Mexico
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-17
m SSIt\ am I HIDT.
parts P"IIe~ Inp1Ir, NsrInes the story of
banker leasing, son.

-|T1"'" I-|'-E U6fTTIE' :" I'M ~
PAEIs. sept IA The woman who was
found dead ~ her room N hotel here
Yesterday with nulI-t wound IN her BODY
has been Id"utihed a. Claudia Jancowa-
CaiIa. Who Wa SHOWN among Ru--i1n
actors and a"tr"--.--
An inquiry ~ he authorities lends 70
prov" the statement 80 VI Leasing. m"
son of Ru--An banker who's miSir"s,
she vas. thai the woman committed
.uCiis
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Minister q" siam 'rIticam, ~ After
OprratIon

B'i IiNUrF. sept ~ Hamilton King
Jnr"i States Minister 10 sam. H. rn q
critical condition AT Johns HOPKINS
Hospital ~" underwent an op.-.tinu
-"v"rIl wcoHS ago and was believed ir
-" improving hut to-day thor" was =
chang" Tor the wor-. Nr King hnm.
- ~ Ncnigau
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-17
EDITOR mrs JF PELI iGRi.
North GaroIina Legislator Vas ~ OnI,
Three weeks

DrRHAM y. &. Sept ~ John VI
Julian. editor II ~" SALISBURY E,rwg
Posi. treasurer ~ m" hi ~" Ass"cla-
ton member # the north Carolina
Loglsiarur. and leading Democratic
poii'ican. died tins evening of y.iiagra ~
his home ~ Salisbury
~" va- 81 wears "f AK" Three weaA
ago no va forced - gUIi work and v'-aE
later ms cas- 70, diagnosed ~ IuuIpI"ni
peilaETH
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kIIIFD ~ FiST TNpRI>>.
special BIock signal apprentice. Nold.
Ing One Train u ttn u, AnoIhrr

ALTooNH - S~pt IN Loon ! PM
bps aged IS Vale ~. - Now MlTn-i
conn .rnRa god her" A. sI,eciliauur.ut.r"
learning IN" block -"rvio" hy m" Penn.
-vlvnna Railroad was instantly kIIla
'hl- morning fhr"" miles "l,f It TINS
Cify NV fast tram "" stepped pui OF
m" wav e q freight tram ~ front e m"
eNbT,sr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-17
ROOM WINTi\ TREiTI
Parts Paper Reports an Alliance In Casr
~ war Win BULGARIA

go. .. FfF bsSpaftI no IHf $50
Paris. sept. ~ tn" NUbH -avs 70 has
.i@-.n informed from an au'hura'i,"
source thai y secret military treaty has
h"en concluded let vs-n Turkey and
kuuauia
tn" treaty. ~ ~ sad assures Turkey
Z RumanIa aii against Bulgaria
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Farmer Csn.uI J.. Z Price ~.

.psrib. '1hs Dsspr'rs .a rHF ~i'
PANS Sept IA leopoii ilu"ri Proc.
formerly American Consul NJ Bordeaux
,dIed At Nice to-day.
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Va LO>GER EII/,HETH PRI,r.
william .. Prortor's GraMisia ug h er
Takes Tier stepfAth~r's Nsme.

Miss Elizabeth Proctor Pro. ~ s.
Central Park We-f. granddaughter ~
the lat" William , Proctor. vic...
pr"sldant II m" Singer sowing Machine
Company. got T'"rrni ~-ion Yesterday from
Supr"n" Court Justice BJur 10 taxi" the
nam" 81 Elizabeth Proctor Van Heus.n
from her st"pfath"r. Charles Manning
Van H"u-su IA" Application was made
bV her mothar who married Charles
Manning Van Hsu-"n m iSps Miss
Price - - year, old.
MR. Van Heusen saws that she has
another daughter aud a son. intends -
Great" trust fund for IN" thre. chill
dr-n and d.-ir"s them all ." bear her
suruarn"
Walter William Pric" tu" glri'- father.
was NJ" son ~ Walter = PrIca Of CIausen
4 Pric". hrewrrS lie married Ada
Olive. Proctor ~ isg2 In So Mrs Prtca
got divorce IN November 1919
man who was identified a. Walter William
PRICE fell N tie -tr'-t and died IN - hos
piiaI ~" had h""n living IA lodging
HOUSES
Under the will 81 William p Proctor
hIs daughter Mr. Van Hsusan inherited
10" InCpn" - trust fund 81 nearly
~ sU'sB and tl'uWp outright n -
tins trust fund that Mrs Van Hru-..n
- d"NI-Iug to her hire" children
~, inE NrrId~ni Injuries ElEht sp-rtaIor~
MiLwArKrT sept ~ III" HIght Of
HoN-"y'- Wright H"roplan" ~ IN" state
Par Tins aff"rnDon resulted 10 az arca-
dent m which ought r"r-ons I've Wornan
and thrr" men. V"r"InitITed The narhIne
-wery"d -IdeloUg from ~ cpiIrr. above
m" ra""rrsck and plunged into the crowd
10 front ~ M" grand stand
tn" aviator was uniniured and the
aeroplane was Gully eighty damaged.
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Krluiu Srhnul

al haausil's Lio-ns~a ScholArships. FROhi
NORMAL INSTITUTE. 50 wesG Sosa.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-07-01
I. A. GRIFFIN REPLIES TO
DAILY NEWS EDITORIAL ON
FREIGHT RATE ADVANCES
(From Chicago Daily News.)
Mr.. Griffin RepIIea.

Mr.. 0rtrIn hepneo.
desire to call attention to an edito-
rial printed in The Daily News. May
81, headed Back Fire on the Shippers"
in which you make the following state
ments: First, that my representation
OF the case is not candid; second, that
what did have to SAP was based upon
the action of the shippers conference,
and, third, that had no right to pose
as business man having interests in
common with the shippers.
The circulation for signatures Of a
statement relating to freight rates was.
as far as was concerned, confined to
fellow members of the Railway Bust
ness association. and no reference was
made to the shippers conference.
personally attended this conference
and have no criticism to make on any
thing that was done there and none
was made or intended by me, but what
| deprecated" was contained In an ar
ticle sent out by the Illinois Manufac-
turers' Association. dated May z. and,
as member of that Association,
personally wrote letter to each of its
individual members, dated May II. In
this | referred to the misleading and
unfair statements contained in the
circular of May mentioned above, and
in doing so was candid l said
that the statement that railroads are
rapidly increasing their net earnings"
was not true and as to the correctness
Of my statement beg to refer to the
following:
The latest interstate-commerce com
mission reports show that during the
month of March eleven systems. repre-
senting every railroad north and west
on line drawn through Chicago and
st. Louis, show an increase in gross
earnings for the month of March, of
nearly s7,000,000 compared with March,
1909. while the net earnings for the
same roads in the same period show
decrease of s965,00o; and the inter
state commerce commission figures for
the ten months. July to March 81, in
1910, as compared with 1909. show an
increase in gross of over $4,000. 900,
while the net earnings of these same
systems in the same period of compari-
son, show falling off of over $780,
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the increases in wages had even gone
into effect during March. the railroads
must provide some means to increase
revenue that is already decreasing
on an increased amount of business,
and there is no way for railroads to
provide this except by increasing their
rates. and surely there is reason for
the need Of it."
In the third paragraph on the sec
ond page of this Illinois Manufac-
turers Association circular of May Z
1t is stated that 7.99 per cent. was
earned on the dividend-paying stock.
making no allowance for the "a per
cent. Of stock on which no dividends
were paid. | might, with equal propri
ETY., make the statement that there
was no dividend paid on the non-divi-
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-07-01
Invitation Accented.

1t is told that certain lady of a
western Kansas town desired to show
kindness to the captain of the local
state militia company and wrote the
the following invitation: Mrs. -
requests the pleasure of Captain -
company at reception on Friday eve
ming"
A prompt reply came: with the
exception of three men who are sick
with measles, Captain IS company
accepts your kind invitation and will
come with pleasure to your reception
Friday evening"