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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-20
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RECITAL BY CANDLE LIGHT.

ATLANTIC CITY, May 2o.-Playing
the biggest riga in town by candle
light was the novelfeature with which
the new three-manual rga In st.
.Jamess Episcopal Church. Pacific and
North sCarolina avenues was opened
The church was crowded when an cleo
trio light fuse blew out.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-20

Millions Of women prefer Cuticura
Soap to all other skin soaps for preserv-
Ing, purifying and beautifying the skin.
scalp, hair and hands. For rashes,
Itchings and chafings, red. rough hands,
dry. thin and falling hair. for ~infantile
purpose of the toilet, bath and nursery,
Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment
are invaluable.
Cuticura Soap f25c.l. Cuticura Ointment t50cl
and Cptie1ra Resolvent a60c). (or IN the form Of
throughout the world. Potter Drug Il Chem. Corp.
Sole Props 135 COLUMBUS Ave, Boston, Mass.
Authority on Affections I 1.-The Skin. Scalp and Hail.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-19
Gin saS6entndbaHer.

DAB Robespisrre, Der 2ubtpig
XVI. gum S9afott I9idte, elm uns
erbittli9er 6einb ieber Sprunnei mar.
lit betannt. Sn ben I6limmitsn Su'
gen Der S9redensaett. mo Elm Seoer
Der 5reibeit iein Opfsr 6arbra6ts
un6 felbit bur9 llnprbnung in Der
&leibung ben Stur5 alIer geiells
f6aftli6en 9eIebe anaubeutsn pfleste,
erf6ien Robespierre itets fauber unO
forsfGltig eetIeioet. 9tber in einem
Buntte Der Mpoe blieb er bob au4
gmp0rer: @s ipurbe ourd intsrefs
fante 9otumente feitseiteIIt. oaB Ro'
bespierre Elm unoeriObnli9er SeinO-
bes SaIdentudbs gefpeIen lit. Sein
Corn bsgeifterte ibn iogar gu 8erfen,
in benen er iib iiber ben tprdnuii6en
8ruu9 bes Saf9entu9trasens ems
port, ipo Die Ratur bod Dem Wlens
f6en srobmiitbig 5ebn Singer pers
lieben babe, Die pOlIig oaSu ausreihs
ten, bic RafentanGIe in Srbnung Su
srbaltsn. Das puuOsrIi1e @ebi9t
befiroet Ii9 untsr ben papieren, bic
peiie bon Ieinem @robbatsr geerbt
bat unb bic bieier bon CHARLOTTE Ros
bespierre, Der S9psiter oes bsriibms
ten S9redensmannss, erbalten bat.
Sn Den @erfen beiBt es:
Der Batter Der Menf9en, Der nit
frGftisen Sinsern.
9eFer ala mir feline NaTe 5art nno
forgfdm rieb.
@r perItanb's. iie BON unniibem Nab
gu befreien :"
Sn ben folgenoen Stropben :mp0rt
iib gobespierre iiber ben bDien @es
MUS, Der Der 9efsIII9aft Teiner 3sit
ben @sbraud oes Saf6entu9s uufs
se5ipungen babe, bds bic r6mif6en
8iirger ME setamt bGtten. 0enn
Rom ioI9en peibii1en Sitten erge.
ben setpeien tpdre, ME bGtts es Sf0s
ntge iiberDunben uno gebeugt. 9lber
trOb biefes funatif6en 3ornes ssgen
bas 70 niibIide Sud bate gfobess
pierre am 8. Sbermioor fein SaThens
tu6 BEL ii9; ols er fib BEL Ieinem
Sslbitmorbperlu6 Die &innlaoe Ssrs
f9mettsrte, berbanb er bic Dunbe
felbft nit einem bisfsr 10 arg BON
ibm geihmdbten 3ei9sn Der @ors
ruptiOn, Die gu betGmpfen er Iosar
ben pesdfus beftiegen bdtte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-19

pobIssIaunf feinen part mitIpieIt,
Obne aus Dem Satte- au fallen, obns
ben dnoeren nod lih felber 3pan9
anSutbun. - @inen Iolden @efGbrt
ten pubte i9 Sbnen. gGciIis, si.
uen fir bic 9anSe aebsnsrsiIe. Wis
ipGr's penn sic es nit ibm pros
birten9 gdcilie oiefe tleine Saro
berihlieBt mein Slid. bdrf i4 iis
feitbdlten = oarf i99"
8lan9e srf6isn ipieber, frdbsnfsr.
tis. Gr bate ibr OeriprO9en, iis in
bic llffiaien 5u be9leiten, unb nit
8ergniieen bisnte er Der funItems
pfdnsli9en iuneen Sreunbin brei Sas
ee binter eindnoer als gieerone. Dim
britten aber fabte er iib Elm Ser5, um
fie in ietn @ebeimnib einaulpeibsn.
Sbre Mama ftanb iebt siemIitb u[lein:
bic So9ter berbeiratbet = iie ielbit
nod gang jung, pisl finger als ibre
Sabre, iper Miuttsr uno So9ter 3us
fammen fab, tonnt. iie, peib @ott.
fir S9ipefern balten - uno 70 piel
nadbliibenoe Susenb ioflte ni1t ges
noHen. biefer id0nc Sommer in Sins
famteit pertruuert, itatt nit einem
eetbeilt iperben, benz 5rau @GciIie
f9on aIs MGo6en iiber alIes sing9
Das SamiliengeieB Der Gattersbers
ger Moorenburs tonnte bod auf
bieien San feline Q(nfpenbung finben!
= @as er Der iunsen 6rau als @ss
beimnib mittbeilte, mar ibr nutiirliA
ldnsft offentunbis, unb iie mar au4
iiberSeust, baB feline Reigung i'm iti!'
len eripibert tpurbe. So9 lie tannte
ibre Mutter. Die mubte in iolhen
0insen gef9oben tperben, iiberliitst.
iiberrumpelt. @r mDge iie nur mas
den luFen, fugte iie, ibm IiebepoIl gus
ld9elnb. : Sir ben 9lbeno battle
8ruoer @ineen3, Der Sags ouruuf feis
ne ReiIe fortIeben tpolIte, einen Obs
fdiebsf9maus auf fein 3immer be'
fteGt. 8sim Gbampasner erbob ii9
8lunde unb rief nit ibrer belliten
Stimnte:
ngs lebe bas neusite 8ruutpuur!-
Spra9Ipies gritaunen.
rSu." fubr iie fort, rtuum perbei'
ratbet, bin i9 fdOn Gbsitifterin ess
ipprOen. Sd brau9e ldnsit einen
nsuen papa, unb bier iibt sr."
r@robartis" PLATTE 8rubr 8in'
cen3 beraus unb i9iittelte Dor Sreus
be feline S9:psiter.,
SieIe ipollte abipebren, fi9 pibers'
ieben, aber man lieb iie ni9t au
Wort tommen, man iiberf9iittete iie
nit 3iifen uno 9liidtpiinf9en. glus
ben glrmen bes 8ruosrs fiel lie in
Die arme Der So9ter, in Die 2lrm:
bes S9piegeriobnes, unb serietb
f9Iiebli9 = ipubts iis bod ielbit
faum, pie - in ole 4rme bes SSreuns
bes. Der bieIt lie feit tpie nit ei'
fernen RIammern, prebts feinsn Munb
auf ben ibren unb lieb ibr gum @is
beripru9 nt6t Den Ieiieiten 9ltbem.
Limb pObin Die So9Seitsreiie9"
frugte 8lan6e.
rWir finb ia mitten Drtn." rief Der
1lsbereliidIi9e. sd babe iie offsn.
bar in einem unbeipubten Orange ans
sstretsn, unO mir beI9lieBen iie uls
nit einanoer."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-19

= GatdI. OnieI: Rad bieIer
gliibe 1T es mir eelunssn, bic S6be
9einer S4uIoen feitsuitelsn! Raum
tit Dies gefdeben unb Die Summe
nit srobtn Opfern begli6en, tommt
ipteoer cine toIofale Rsdnuns BON
einem Reiiuurant, mo Du setneipt
bait! 0as 1T unerb0rt!" g1.ffe:
paBer ni4t meine S9ulo, Iiebsr
Ontel. Ou bait eben Die Rs9nung
Obne ben Wirtb sema9t!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-19

= Rad bem Sbeater. H.:
sd besreife ni9t, ipie sic in bisIem
berrli9en Stiid idIafen tonntsn!~
3. (Rentner): p49, Die 8iIIsts bats
ten mir ia seIdsntt sstrieat!"
= Gr bat re9t. n9ie R0mer
befleiBistsn iidb nit GROCER Gnersie
iegli9er 2eibesiibun9en. SO. 3. 3.
burdfhpammen lie tGgli9 pOr Dem
Sriibfiid breimoI ben Siber -.
Durum laden Sic, Msper2"-n@eit
id odran benten muB, Serr pros
fefor. iuie senterli9 es fir Die R0s
mer f.in muBte, tpenn tbnen beim
orittenmat einfi.I, buB ii9 ibrs SIeis
Der am anbersn llfer beFdnoen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-19

3atbeberbGHtbs. profefs
for: r&ohlmsber, sic pIuppern f6on
ipieber NIT Sbrer 9d9barIbdft;
tonnte id Sic bod Elm einSises Nal
f9tpeigen b0ren!"
Bort 4Iag3u @iite. gett>
Ter: ~9dben Der Serr profeFor piel>
lei9t cine abgelegte SpIe9"" .Oie
bate ih tppbl; aber berf6snfen m0ds
te i4 fie bod ni9t." = .rlmtauf6en
aud nt9t9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-19
nHs sIet9.
Bon SeObor @6ris.

Renf ni6t, bd6 9us am TdtebtIteH
bait,
IInb bab 9u trdgIt Die idfuerite 9ait.
@eiI. Der oa nit Dir tudnoert ladt
1lnb 10 bereniiste Gueeu ma6t.
2er trdgt Iein Bdddeu grab tpie Su.
Sur ladlt er ipoN ino idler5t ba5u,
9eni' ia nift. oab oer for9enfrei.
Ser Sir auf @ummi fdrbt borbei.
.&es Sorgen iinb bieIleidt. 9u $bcr,
Ru fd|tuer. b'rum iponnt ct Bferoe bor.
'gs tonlnt b'reuf an. bab's Idnglt ers
tpd9t,
Ridt mas man ionoern ipie mnn's
trdat,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-19

-SbeatergGite. te. ~Osin Stad
1T alio total auseepfiffen porben2-
nSd, gu allen llnsliid mar an iss
mem Gage @sriummIuug. Der Giiens
babner."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-19

Stubent: n!60rsn sic. tbun
sic mir ben @efallen uno pumpen
sic mir sipanais Wart!"
4ffeffor: pHee. pifsn sic.
Oas thu i4 nidt; t9 babe nit Dem
Wieoerb.tommen faIedte grfabruns
gen gemaht|
Stubent: .Ra aber i9 bite
Sic, oupOr ftno sic bod BEL mir
gang ii6er!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-19
W drterT.

Sin @utIer fano bier Ieinen Sob
@ersinif beim f.iiben MorssnrOtb,
Wdr er sefabren erit Bel Ra9t,
SGtt er'nen Gag nod rumssbra9t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-19

@r: -Sb. oas T46nIts, tpas id
lpsib, III Elm biibfd.s WdOdsn su
tiiHen!"
Sic: Damn baft On ipobl nies
mails Giertueen nit Sped seseis
fen9-
The sun., 1910-06-03
10 RIM CITY PLlYGROUNDS.
Howard BradstFret Becomes Assistant
Purk superintendent ~ -. ssDO = Year.

Park Commissioner Stover appointed
Howard Badztreet assistant supcrin-
isndent oT parks yesterday az a salary ot
A. 500 year. The job is not IN the clAssi-
fird service.
Mr. Br,dsirest has heen secretary NJ
the Parks and Fairgrounds Association
since he came down from Rochester three
YEAR ago W. "a q resident ~ tho Henry
street settlement. yice-president ~ the
Neiehhorhood Workers Association and a
member ~ tho local school board of the
Fourth district
COMMISSIONS Slower will assign him ~
a newly created position, supervisor ~
Fairgrounds. which ~ made necessary
by the increased power which the Boar a
of Estimate has gwen 10 the Pafk Com
missioner ~ MAnhatt0l 10 provide places
IN which boys and girls may play.
The Toognhs bill. which is soon 20 cHfne
before Mayor GaynOr. creates n commits
sion 0g recreation for this city and pro-
vidsa that the president oi the Park
BOARD shall he the president Of the new
commission
The Roard ~ Estimate has sst aside
$50 O0O FOR playgrounds for Manhattan
and Commiss 1ner Slower il preparing
10 provide places where BASEBALL and ofhsr
aaines may BE- played. Ho has fifteen new
DlavRrounds under consideration and
expects 10 have hem ready early this
summer.
The sun., 1910-06-03
Posr ZOE GIN. MARSRALL.
Nav succeed .. n. Newell as Director ~
ne Reclamation serNIce.


.TISr1o~ Inns Brig Gen Will
lan l. Marshall chief ~ enCnesrs OF
'hs army. r. being prominently men
toned a. director Of the reclamation ser
wee succeeding T y NaVel who 10
a. dds with hrs superior Officer Secre-
rarv n he ir'sror Ballnger If Newell =
Tszl sna' on ls expected within the next
few nonths T. has besn hnovn here for
some uuls that Presdent Taft vas ~
tsv-- ot detailing ar army engineer 20
taAA charge q the work II constructing
tlp reclamation projects
Gen Marshall viii retire '1r age On
June u next He will he sucneedsd ~
chef - engineer hv Col William H.
BiTDy who = nov on duty on the Mlssis.
sap. River Commission. 4 10 the policy
81 ~, wsr T'erar1usn' nor - continue
rsur-4 1Fioers on active duty unless their
s-rgl~,s are Absolutely necessary There
l- rp -'ts.r however. If - saId wly the
f4.r ma. 10 - o7 the retired list should
-isglaHfv him from serving az tn head
% .Ea rsr.awa'f1n -aTvlro
Con Marshal f- regarded a. one ol the
bo-. engineers 90 the country and y vas
o. rH'i-e ~ Ms long rNpNreuo" ana anil
lfy that 4s was HlU-sI by former Presl-
dent Roosevelt 10 1905 70 ne chief n en-
gIn@ars Prior To ths' date he was IN gineer
officer a. New York and had charge II
r.- Grr1 1gluZ NJ -as usw AmhrOza channel.
Pee. l-a' ra' lasu urged h- appoint.
waut "a, chief ,, engineers. and il "a re-
gfrGsd s- likely fhar Mr. Taft will Ohcr
'.H pust OF director of the reclamation
= ~rlCs 70 Gen Marshall fhs appoint
uart however. will not be made for
-,N.ra. months
The sun., 1910-06-03

BY Cen. Msna. and Madriz's army under
ChalvaFra Mena IL said 10 have had the
better OF the fighting He was aided ma
tsglAlty by mines which Philip Fttman
had laid about Rama. The American
sailors IN BlueAelds are having a jolly
lark They have gained the respect
Of every NicaraguAh
WASHINGTON. June ?. 2.-ThOmas p. Moi
fatt. American Consul at Biusfieids. sent a
report 20 the state Department to-day
confirming the press despatChes OF the de-
feat Of the Madriz forces under Ger. ara.
His despatch was dated May ~ and vas
apparently delayed in transmission The
estimated casualties. he said. we're 80
killed. go wounded and SOO captured. Gen.
Estrada. the leader n the revolunonlsta.
Mr.. Modatt added. was aiding the
wounded. Gen. Lara was In full night.
and the romnants Of his army were said
10 5s Ia a piiiabis condition. He had aban-
doned several camps with numbers OF
wounded.
The sun., 1910-06-03
HOUSE LEADERS DETEiTED.
Amendment 10 SundFy CNn BfI Adopted
During Absence OT Republicans.

WAsHISdroN. June ? House leaders
are not over a trick played on them by a
combination ~ insurgents and Demo
Gratis i,lst before adjournment to-day
Taking advantage ~ the absence n a
great ma ajoritv u the Republicans Repre-
sentative Hughes q New jersey a Demo
crat offered an amendment o. the -Indrv
civil bill providing thar no money appr'-
priatsd by the measure Tor the prusscu-
tlon Of trusts should be expended for
SUITE against labor organizations.
Representative TawBey. who was TO-
charge - the hill wa- taken ~ guard
and before he realized Il the amendment
was out O, q vote and adopted. p 10 70
Mr Tavue'' made the point ol no Quorum
The roll call brru ght IB5 members INTO the
Hou-e The point II no quorum had the
eject u yac8ting TIE vote by which the
HuEhes amendment was auoptei. the
count disclosing that n hat heen passed
with less than iUO m~mu-rs nresrn.
With Ie5 members Ou hand Mr. Iawney
felt CERTAIN that the Hughes amendment
C-u,lld be deieated 4 standing vote was
taken the mott It Mr. Hughes again
prevailing by a vote ~ - % 81 Mr
Tawney demanded tsllers and IN thls vote
the hughes Amendment was finally
adopted by a vote of u 20 81
This vote diarlOsed that thirtv-two
Of the las members who responded o. the
call for a quorum disappeared a. soon
a. their uaues were noted up the roll call
House leaders are mad clean through
over the chronic abseuteeism n regular
Republicans Time and again the leaders
have been defeated IN oommittee - the
whole through thu failure II regulars
10 stay on the job The Hughes amend-
nent will undoubtedly 20 out Of the bill
when It ~ reported % the House Tor hnal
ram@ann
The sun., 1910-06-03
EsTRADrS LOSSES SLIGHT.
Only q Killed and 80 Wounded IN the
Fighting Customs Complications
Special csbis Ds'DaieA 10 TIE sUS.

NNlhAAAA ANHAAANa - NNHAN
Special cabls Ds5paicA 10 THE sUS.
BLUEFIELDs, May 81 delayed in trans
mission) The Government forces under
Gen. Lara who were attacking Bluehelds
have retreated In disorder leaving he
hind them their wounded and quantities
Of stores and munitions Their defeat
by the Estradists was a complete rout.
The revolutionists are highly elated
and assert that the victory was greater
than the one at Recreo.
Gen Estradas losses were SIX killed
and fifteen wounded. while IL IL estimated
that the Government lost 10 killed and
many wounded. . number Of whom have
abandoned the course OF the Government
and SigniHed their intention TO support
Gen. Estrada.
The schooner EsflsFLo. which tiies the
American Hag. and which was seized by
the Government steamer Venus, was
released from Greytown. but was seized
again to-day by Government officials,
who are loading her with troops u Is
expected that Commander Gilmer OF the
American warship Paducah will take
immediate action 10 release the schooner.
Gen lrias has issued decree that
vessels that cleared from foreign ports
for Bluefslds prior to May 81 will be per
mtted 70 enter after the payment Of
duties to the Madriz officials. who now
control the custom house At Bluehelds
Bluh After June no vessel will be
permitted TO enter without his psrmis-
sion.
CoaStwise trafiC - threatened by the
decree, and It is probable that mining and
agricultural work IN the Prihxapulca aud
Rio Grands districts will have 20 be TEN.
porarily abandoned. which will entail
severe losses TO American interests and to
importers and exporters az Bluefields.
The Estradan Government will estaS-
lish custom house within the harhor.
The decision Of the United States in this
matter IL Anxiously awaited. and It II
believed that the ruling promulgated
by the Pan-AmericAn Congress at Rio
Janeiro IN an identical case will be applied
here
The cruiser Dubuque with marines
arrived this morning
The sun., 1910-06-03
ECZEMA ALL OVER
CHILD'S BODY
All Red and BIistsy-Itchsd So She
Could Not Sleep and Scratched
Iill She BIed-Many Treatments
Failed-Cake Of CUticura Soap and
HALF A BOX OF CUTlCURA
CURED HER PERFECTLY

Ny little girl had eczema and vas
cured by CU'icurA Soap and CuticuFa
Ointment ], Grst started with soras
and blsters and vas all over her body.
Bhe was iust red ell over and would
srrstch until Il would bleed. It itchsd
~ thar she could not slesp. ! used
different medicines but without eject.
| washed her With Cuticura Soap and
then applied Cuticura Ointnent. Which
r-sulted in q perfect cure. ] used one
cake ~ Cuticura Soap and half a boz
II Ointment. Also. a. q toilet soap.
there is nothing better for pimples.
Ny fane was covered with pmples
and now u is absolutely free from
them since ! used Cuticura Soap. So I
am never without Cuticura soap and
Ointment. Etienns Barbe, Plauche-
viDe, Avoyelles Parish. La. Oct. 3. o."
The sun., 1910-06-03
MILLS THE WRONG WiN.
Dlsrhargrd workman Sh0Ots ~ Isis BOss
and EVIts the Hsss's Friend.

Giuaeppi Laplaoa, a laborer who lived
at IT8 First avenue was shot In front Oi
st2 Fast Eleventh street last night aud ~
hadly wounded thRt h. died on the way 10
BELLEVUE Hospital
The man who did the shooting another
Italian known "a GiJlseppi. escaped. NE
fired half a dozen shots. one Of which
slightly wounded Giuseppi AmatO. for
whom ali OF them were Intended
AmatO is the foreman ~ gang NJ cOn-
crete workers in which the man with tho
gun worked The murderer was dir
charged yesterday aud BE- waited IN front
~ AnatO's house When AmatO came
along with Iaplaca the firing began
The sun., 1910-06-03
NJ Anrl.In Iunetlon Thls se..lan.

WAsHINGToN. June , No sFplt wiIl
he made 10 pass the Administration ami
Injunction bill at this session n Congress
A statement - this effect was made to-
day by Representative Moon NJ Pennsyl-
vania. author II the bill and chairman of
the committee that reported IL 60 the
Holsa II i the understanding that Presi
dent Taft has been advised that thsleg-
islaIive plans will not permit u the con-
alteration Of the anti-iniuncti0n bill and
that he IL satisfied b. lst 10 g. over until
the next Csaion.
The sun., 1910-06-03
CHAS. u. NORTON'S SUCCESSOR.
Director OT Inc Mint Andrew selected for
Assistant secretary Of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON. June 4 Pratt Andrew
Of Massachusetts,, Director of the Mint.
vas selected to-day by Secretary Mac
Veagh oG the Treasury Department ~
successor Of Charlie D Norton. Assistant
Secretary Of the Treasury Alr Norton
resigned to become Secretary TO the Pre-i-
dent Mr Andrew ~ secretary 81 the
Monetary Commission. He vas formerly
An Instructor ~ Howard University
The apnointment had tho approval ~
the two Naz=achtIzettz senators
Mr Norton 10 expected n move over
10 the White House Executive offces
early next week. when Mr Taft returns
from his present trip
The sun., 1910-06-03
TAD, Cock Ease Dropped.

Counsel for Mrs Mary Spar. sister ~
Lady Cook. went before supreme Court
Justice Amend yesterday and Withdrew the
writ ~ habeas corpus Mrs SPAR had
obtained directing John Floyd Hume and
his wife Mabel, n produce Lady Cook
IN court yesterday on the ground that
she was being restrained ~ her liberty
When asked II further proceedings Wouit
be taken he said Not a. present. IL 20
an
The sun., 1910-06-03
New Plaer for the Rs,. y. %. Van s,sk,I.

The trustees or Nashotal Theological
Seminary. in the diocese Il Milwaukee.
have slccted the Rev \. Dunham Van
Svrxel ~ this city ~ the chair Of dog
rnatic theology IN that institution. Mr.
Van Syckel holds the degree " 4 VI
from Rutgers College and that ~ y y.
from the General Theological Seminary
un Chelsea Sqtare Ha Was for fourteen
years vicar In ~ Marks parish. phila-
delphia. hut rnsigned last year on ac-
count Il iil health We has bern chaplain
~ the Sisters of ~ John Baptist a. Holy
Cross House. On Fast Fourth street
The sun., 1910-06-03
Democrats PavoF baldwin for Governor
ag Canneetleut.

New HAvEN. June 2.--The Democratic
State Central Committee met here this
afternoon and called the State conven-
ton Tor the first week IN September
Former Chief Justice Simeon y Baldwin
was regarded by a majority % the com
mittesnen a. the strongest candidate
Cor Governor
Ex-oOv. Thomas ~ Waller q New
London. eH-MayoF Homer g Cummings
of Bridgeport we're discussed ~ Gubsrna-
t0rial Candidates.
The sun., 1910-06-03

y - doubtful A anal vote is expected
before the end OF the week IN any eVent
Democrats as well as Republicans are
ANXIOUS 70 end the dyeary debate
Some Of the conservative Senators
were predicting to-day that the railway
bill IA beng changed 70 such an extent
by radical amendments that the confer
sss viii never BE- able 70 agree upon V
and that al legislation -n the subject will
The sun., 1910-06-03
IN DINE 70 MS OLD JON.
Onsul a. Kingston. Jamaica. Appointed
assistant solicitor Sf state Department

WAsHNGToS, June Frederick Van
D,ue Of the District of Columbia. nov
American Consul a. Kingston. Jamaica.
hls hsan appointed assistant solicitor
~ t.. State Department. succeeding
Charles ? Wilson. who has become pr.
"ste secretary the Secretary Of state
Nr Van Dvus vas formerly an assistant
solicitor OF the state Department. but
rezirned on March :, 1917. on account
VI M health 70 enter the consular service
H. as, l-.au Consul ~ Kingston for the
ss' three wears He ls an authority On
r.trfsizltiou law Nicholas z snyder.
Consul A. Port Antonio Will succeed Nr
Van pyue a. Consul a. Jansicl
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1l. nsn atrsel ,E,enInE aun

The Wall Street edition ~ THE EvESrg0
svy contains ail fhs financial news and
The sfock ard bond g.5tatio1s 20 The cloas
1f u.s market Tie c.oslng quotations.
iBcluding the bid and asked prieea. with
additicnnl ngWa matter, are contained nt1n
10 the night edition q IHB EVENING sul,
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rouRhnaas. and other unsightly and an
noytng conditions. In tho treatment II
eczema. rHshea and otheg akin affections
that torture and disfguEe infants,
children and adults. Cuticura Soap and
Ointment are unrvalod.
rufFuYa anap f53c 70 CIsaurs tha gtiH cutruYB
0Nfflelf ll0r 20 Mali fhe tEiB Rrd Cuucua r.
wvpni idgl. ~ ih "a i1Fm 81 cngrnlqle CDaaad
NN ~ ~ w. ~ % - Ruriig % 8i1od ~
n1if f1f1Ult7ui lhq WTff Rlilef oTua chlu
Irfr. Ml'q rfn1f Jas oI|nllnu4 AN4. .nrill. Manf
NWla NF1a Nhpa4a flaall4 lr9I GI-
aiS .i ~ 20 i:s < ai.ssiI .A I''''n'''i 1''''n
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For Employsra' I.labnliy UOTmIsslon.

wAsWENoTos. June 2-The creation n
a commission FOR che purpose n making
q thorough Investigation Of the subject
oS employers liability aud Workmen's
COMPENSATION is proposed In a resolution
reported 20 the HOUSE to-day by tho Com
rittee On the Judiciary
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HsIsn sullivan. = Years OId. cant ne
Fannh.

The police searched IN vain Yesterday
for Helen sullivan. 3 years old. Of ms
Past Seventy eighth street. for whom a
general alarm wss sent out On Wednesday y
night she disappeared on her way
home from achool on Wednesday after.
noon Her father, Niiohael Sullivan.
lhlnks abs must h@v8 been kidnarpod.
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WASHINGTON. June 2.-The cruiser New
York has arrived At Naples. the cruiser
Wolverine ~ Detroit. and tho torpedo
boats Paul Jones. Prebie and Stewart ~
Monterey
The gunbnat Dubuque has sailed from
Blusfedr for Criatotal
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Pension for Gen. Howard, widow

WAsHINS1oN June The House TO.
dav uassrd ball granting 4 pension N
sfun "a month ~ Nrs - . Howard widow
OF Ma jor-Gen a. o Howard The hin
ha. aireadv ra-sed The Senate " nov
-, 70 tho President for approval
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D,cErnsou 10 Nadrs.s We, Point Grad.
uates

WAsHNorry hrne s-Secrstrrv ~
U-r rr-kinson vill make p sneech a. the
yr a-'ng eHerr's-s r the West Point
Nutery Academy "a June IS next
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Ointment. not only
preserves. purifaa
and beauties the
skin. scalp. hair and
hands % infants.
children and Adnlta,
but tends 20 prevent
clogging II tho pores,
the common cause u
pimples. blackhe1da.
Inflammation. irrita-
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