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University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-08-05

Following is 4 list OF teachers at
tending the summer session of the
university OF Missouri their home ad-
dresses and where they viii teach the
coming year. (ln cases where the
student Will teach in the town in which
he lives, but one name is given.J
Adams, Georgina. Carthage Mo-: no
school given.
Anthony. Lura Mae, Guthrie, Mo-:
Wainwright, Mo.
Baker. +. NJ. Sedalia. Mo-
Baker, Jane b. Webb City, Mo.
Barnes, Anna, PlattSDurg. Mo-, Cover,
Mo-
Baughman. W. L., Platte City, Mo;
Memphis. Mo-
Beal, lola, Mexico. Mo.
Betz, Annette, 43O Bellefontaine Kan
sas City.
Betz. Alma. 40 Bellefontaine. Kansas
City.
Bickel, d. A, Tarkio, Mo-; Mt. Yer
nun, -hO-
Bishop, Erma r., Pennsboro, Mo-; no
school given.
Boatwright. nellie, Marshall, Mo-; no
school given.
Bonds, Erma, Brunswick, Mo-; Dal-
ton. Mo
Bonser, Hazel, Bethany, Mo.
Booker, Agnes, Malta Bend, Mo-; Doug
lass. kans.
Borberg. A. F.. Union, Mo.
Bowers. Elizabeth G., 971 South Pros
pect, Sedalia. Mo.
Boyer. l.. HAZEL. Sullivan, Mo.
Boyer. Nettie b., Festus, Mo.
Bradley. John w, Higbee, Mo-; Cliff
ton Hill, Mo, superintendent.
Brainerd, Elizabeth. Trenton, Mo.
Bratton, Samuel T., Warrensburg, Mo.
BRAKEMAN. Gladys, G126 Elizabeth
avenue. st. Louis.
Bray. Willis J.. West Plains, Mo-; SUI
perintendent.
Breeze, Thomas E, Windsor, Mo-; Pc
king. China.
Brown. Elmer B.. Grandby, Mo-, su-
perntendent.
Brown. r. A, Emporia, kans.; Atchi-
son Kans
Brown, W. s., Troy. Mo-, superintend-
ent.
Brown, w. s., Troy, Mo-, superintend-
ent.
Burg nellie. Bethany, Mo.
Bushby. Clyde. Quitman. Mo-; student
University Of Missouri.
Bush. J. Tandy, Fulton, Mo.
Bush Ernest F. Wellston, Mo-, SUI
perntendent.
Butterfield, Jessie A. Lebanon, Mo-;
Webster Groves, Mo.
Galloway, p. p, Marshficld, Mo-; stu
dent in University of Missouri.
Campbell, Mrs. J. H., Higginsville,
Mo-; principal high school.
Capps. Guy H., Amity, Mo-; superln-
tendent Braymer. Mo.
Capps, Mrs. Alice F., Braymer, Mo-;
does not teach.
Carl. Pearl NJ. SIS West Sixth street
Joplin. Mo-; no school given.
Carr, Charles f., Clark, Mo-; Okmul-
gee. Okla.
Carter, Bessie NJ. California, Mo-; Tip
ton. Mo.
Carter. Ella. Lexington. Mo.
Carpenter, Clyde Maysville. Mo.
Chandler, Oscar w. Abo., Mo-; student
in University of Missouri.
Chapman. Albert L., Oklahoma Clt|,
Okla; student University OF Mis-
souri,
Cogan. Mary F., 311O East Thirteenth
street. Kansas City.
Conner. Mabel v, Salem, Mo.
Colonius, Julius L., Columbia, Mo-
Compton. Ross, Dexter Mo-; superln-
tendent Sanger, Texas.
Cooper. J. A. Kansas City; student
University of Missouri.
Corden. +. B.. Herculaneum, Mo-, SUI
perintendent.
Cotton. Bee w, Doniphan, Mo-
Counts. Lulu. Pennington. Mo.
Crabb, Emeline s.. Lamar, Mo.
Crumbaugh, Lucy c., Columbia, MO.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-08-05

Choicest meats-largrst varieties
reasonable prices. Ii you can't L,
what YOU want elsewhere, try HE,T!
l.EkS-they have it, TcIcphon
lG1.
The sun., 1910-06-29

Reirigerating COMPANY. tho NsN Am-tar-
dam Casually tpmpany and hr vas a vice.
president Of the Bowling tif~en Trust Com
pAny before fH puv ha-e 10y the Equitable
Trust ;1upauY aud was for many wears
prominent member ut ths New York
prodfs- IVchauge Ne h. -uryiyrl hv
hi- wife and twp sons. Frederick aud
Lorenzo
The Right Rev william Nelson Mcyickar
of Providence. Protestant Episcopal Bishop
of Rhode Island died ~ his summer resi-
denre li beverly tuNv. Mass yesterday
afternoon RishOp McN ickar had been IN
no had grown constantly weaker, - that his
death VA not uneNps, ted We was
native ~ New ORR " here hT Nl- horn uu
uCroher ~ iHfa amt wa gruslnated iTOm
columbia college in tsa5 Ihr-~ years
later he vas graduated from the General
Theological Seminary. and that same year
s6s. be- WaS ordained. be,oming rector ut
holy Trinity church Ia Harlem, - position
he hiled for seven yeaTs Receiving call
from HOLY Trinity. phiiadelphia. IN ISIS
he aCUepted The rartDrship uf tNai parish
and remained there Tor twenty-five yenT-.
when he vaS chosen Bishop tOnt tutor ur
Rhode Island on his birthday anniNer-ar'
OytOber TO- 1897 ipon the death oi Bishop
clark IN 1913 he became bishop ~ the
dtoC-se while serving ~ a rector In Phila-
delphia and New ORR he attended the
general conventions 0f hts church several
times The degree OF doctor Of divinity
was conferred upon htm nrst 10y KENYON in
isss. and In ses the I niverzity NJ PTnn-y J.
Columbia University conferred the de gree
Of = T. y upon Bt-hOp McNickar in ISIS,
and the same wear Brown University gave
him au ~. ID
The sun., 1910-06-29
AGlINST WEEH HAWkEN TrNNEL.
Cot. Iarned Backs JP Complaints of
Travelling Public.

TRENTON. June - Col. Charles ".
lArned. professor Of applied geometry
az the West Point Military Academy. ap-
peared before the State Railroad Com
mission to-day 10 substantiate com-
plants he had made a. 10 conditions in the
WeehaWken tunnel Of the West Slor,
Railroad. he expressed the opinion that
the noxiOus gases With which the tunnel
- constantly filed are a menace % The
travelling public
Col larned said be had gone through
the tunnel more or less since lt was con.
siructed. tbirty-siX years ago. and he told
Of some Of the unpleasant experiences he
had had Conditions had become 10 bad
that he thought the railroad should ba
compelled 20 do more than merely amelio-
rate them
Albert e. Wall representing the West
shore. called y. lee Heidenreich an
englnner who described plans that the
railroad says il has under way for i'm
proving the ventilation Of the tunnel AZ an
estimated outlay of $4,000.
Col. larned crOSs-examined the en-
gineer and then expressed the belief that
the electrihcatiOn Of the road through
the tunnel would he the only means II
giving practical relief
The commission will announce it, de-
CisiOn later.
The sun., 1910-06-29
BRISTOW FFFLS TlrrS HlND.
says :hr President WSaJ Honor IIis
Recommendation for Omrr

WAsHTNGroS. Jur- - senator Jos.ph
l. Bri-tow ~ ksrsas. one Of the ,usur-
gents has grievance against m. Pr.zi-
dent. and b" caused a statement 20 h-
I--u"d a-' night n which he compla med
that Mr TAFT had refused ro honor hi-
recommendation tor l",ll Offices 90
Kansas
Some time ago th" Presrd-ui refused
iD appoint % man recommended by Saua
tar Rrlst0W for Postmaster ~ Sahua
nan the senator, home Yesterday
q according tp senator Brstow secretary
Ma Yea gn called him over the telephone
fp inform MIN that the President could
not honor Mr Br-toW'> rrcommendati ton
fur a numnlrt1n FOR an Internal Rsy-ull.
lol,eCtuT 100 kan-is
According 10 Mr RrI-tow the reasons
gwen by Secretary MacveaRh we're that
Seustor Br-toW had voted against the
Administration railway IN and had
mad" q fight IN the senate 10 change the
form ~ The Administration postal savingz
hank hin IN. senator from Kansas
expressed some disgust over tins form
n discipline
The sun., 1910-06-29

Thomas p Grady. the minority leader.
a. the senate session to-day Il pro-
vIdes for a tax of one-tenih u one per
cent. un incomes IN excess of s. 90 AC-
crlnng 10 any person from sources prop
erly subject To taxation such persons
are 10 report on OF before April rs IN
each year To the ASSESSORS of their tax
districts concerning their incomes and
"a case Of neglect tO report are TO iOrfeit
IS and an additional dollar Tor each
day u neglect the penalty 10 be trlplsd
ln ease ~ wiIiul neglect
Persons accompanying the,r state
meutz Ol income with the proper tax
ar" 10 have their statements Kept con
hdeniiai II the assessors are satisfied a.
10 the correctness IT their statements
The bIl also PROVIDES that personal prop
rrty taxable under the act - 10 exclude
ihings Ia action ana debts and ~ to he
the excess above s. 1p
senator kIsssl ami Ass.mblvmau
khbetts pat ~ the old kisssI hill requiring
slot machines Ia he licensed ~ an annual
lee Of s. with ~ cents extra for a hc-nE..
tag Originally the hCens- fs',-- went TO
the localities wher- The slot marhiusS
were used. hut ~ InirOducr the hill At
the extra session the hill has been am.ndssi
Ia make the Incense fs'. 60 10 the state
senator klsssl savs II lhe toll b,-cuu.-z
law % would bring ~ 40 On addii iorai
revenue to me State
Speaker Nadsworth drJerm mai today
that the Assembly would have business
session on Thursday a. % o'ciOck aud
that the Asz-in hiy committee should get
20 work to-mOrruw and h., ready 10 re-
port then The frsr business session oG
The senate NIIl be- nu Thursday night
The sun., 1910-06-29
ALDERMEN LOCKED ~.
Managed 10 DlspOsr Sf Corporate stock
Budgri IN Time for Dinner.

The Aldermen were called upon yes-
tsriay 10 pass on the I6s separate an.
ihori2Atiuns Tor corporate -tDck recently
made hy the Beard Uf Estimate IN making
up the new stock budget. When Presi-
dent Mitchell found that h. had more
than sixty votes present. the number
ueesied tO sanction sales ~ bonds. he had
a resolution a doptsd demanding a closed
call of uls hOtr=e The uazsaEe of the
resolution un-ant the iATrIuR Of the doors
VI the chamber by the -ergrants alarms
and nuns ut the members thus hsmmed in
could get away without being excused by
uuHBImouz consent
The new stock budget amounts 70 a
total 0f about 81 Uul. .Osl. r.presentinR
hOnds ~ H. sold tins year Tor perm anant
improvements The sum ~ 10 appeared
on papar was 80 largr that IN" hewlldered
Alderman insist ed that each item should
b" voted m separately. tie obtained
enough votes tO PASS ms resolution from
Aldermen Who didn't az the moment
Tsalize that the taking Of roll cal. on
each oi the 100 items would mean that
they would he kept ia session until some
time "Wednesday evening
When this fact was made plain 10 tho
memlers who had voted Tor a separate
NNtN Nll FHAu aINIhINlauNu llfN HIH'f%illlN
rercinded their first action and q motion
Was made tO take una vote on the whole
block u resolutions This did not SUIT
fOme other members and it was finally
resolved that the clerk should read the
titles % each ~ the bills and that those
% which objection was madR should
10 laid aside for further action When
this sitting PROCESS was gone through it
was found that there were objections to
only thirty-tour resolutions and thu
others were then adopted IN bulk hv a
single roll call
The resolutions which had heen opposed
were then taken up and the objections TO
these we're all Withdrawn except in tho
case " four. The four laid over for
further consideration were two amounting
70 81 500 90 for the purchase of land for
the Manhattan and Brooklyn terminals
oi Manhattan Bridge, siO0 an for a lagoon
IN Dyker MeGdow Park. BROOKLYN. and
500 0nO for the new central library m
BROOKLYN.
The sun., 1910-06-29
NUCIDE or 4 BLIND.
Man wanted IN Canada for s7OO. DOO
GraftIng NanIsheS FROM . steamer

DErRoTr June - The Detroit police
are searching for Frank T. Goldthrite
charged by the Canadian Government
with having taken 500. ON while Superin-
tendent Of the Dominion Printing Bureau.
The search goes on despite the fact that
on the .. 4 e. boat this morning a
letter from him was found scrawled in
his straw hat % the eject that he hal
sought death. the indications being that
he had slashei his throat and jumped
overheard
The police have no definite reason -
doubt that he killed himself, yet the feeling
IL strong that thu letter Is hut = rlse
that he walked OH the boat al Detroit
and is IN hiding here The discovery
of the hat was not made until after the
boat was dOcked at : O'Clock and the
passengers had disemharked.
Look for my body IN the river near
Detroit the message written In the
inside 81 the hat with lead pencil reads
Letters in overcoat send letters to my
wife
Goldthrite occupied the lower berth
m stateroom ~, ann ~ TINS room the over
coat he mentioned with a suit case. was
found. One of the two letters in the over
coat was addressed to Mrs. Avaleene
Goldthrite. Rock Clife Park. Ottawa The
other bore only the name -Avaleene
OOldthrite
In the suit case we're a derby hat. q
pair Of socks and ghrters and a shirt
and COLLAR. the latter hlOOdstained. From
appearances an eTcrt had been made
u Waah the blOOSstains out 0f the shirt
and collar. Whether tho man acci-
dentally CT himself while shaving or
slashed his throat 10 not known. A
safety FanOr was also found In tho suit
case, hut there we're no stains on it
Tho last seen Of tiOldthrits was at II
o clock last night. when he asked the
boy In charge Of the newsstand on tho
boat for sOme stamps. Mons of the
passengers who have been located remem-
bers the man.
The sun., 1910-06-29
CHARLTON'S CASE GOES OVER
the Pr,soaer Wnl he AFFaIgned fer .
HeaFtng on July \.

Porter Charlton. held in the Hudson
county jail. Jersey City for the murder
Of hts wife At Lake Como. Italy vas ar
raigned yesterday morning In the Court
Of Oyer and Terminsr. Jersey City before
Judge Blair The hearing was postponed
10 Friday. Julys
Charlton vas led to the Court House in
line with other prisoners. Unlike the
others. he was not handcuhed sheriff
James Kelly walked by his side In
court Charlton kept his face buried m
his hands County Prosecutor Pierre
Garyen snd hts assistant George T.
Vickers. Emil = Fuchs. attorney Tor
Capt Henry X scott. brother ~ ChArl-
tons dead Wife. and the Italian Consul
here Gusiavo 81 Rusa. attended by his
lawyer. UmbertO Mossel. presented
proofs 81 the commission Of the crime At
Lake Como and Charltons confession
that he did u william d. Edwards.
counsel Tor Judge charlton. and r. Floyd
Clarke counsel for Charlton. asked for
an adjournment 81 the hearing and
Judge Blair granted the request
The lawyers defending Charlton prom.
i-ed ths, court and the County Prosecutor
Thai they Nould make no rnOrt 60 Obtain
the prisoners release on a writ u habeas
corpus and would not endeayor in any
way 90 remove HIM ir,.m the county Jail
and the court = Jurisdiction
Charlton Vas returned ~ his old cell
IA the jail which be- shares with I lie
Burke. the convicted safe blower He
saw 40 visitors all day eXc-pt Dr. ATlitz.
who refused 20 say whether he was better
..r v,raa than harafofnra
Warden sullivan transferred Chs TltOn
Yesterday afternoon from the ground
hOOr Of The building where there are a
great number Of prisoners. 10 = less
crowded part u the prison on the top
iiOOr The warden did this. he said.
because he believed that charlton has
tuberculosis aud he didn't want him
% le ~ near the other prisOuers sullivan
slid he made the change because ChArl-
tom father had told him that IL had cost
him harrpl u money 20 ind out that his
son was a COnEumptive
Charlton seemed 10 he delighted Nith the
change 10 more airy surrounding There
ara comparatively few prisoners near him,
most Of them sixty and ninety day men
The sun., 1910-06-29

charles Philip Armstrong died on Mon
day night At his home In Belle Haven. Green
wichS SConn.. % arterial srlerOsis. Hs WAs
horn in New Haven on November :. 1877
Hts father vas LORENZO Armstrong. the
senior member 0f the West India trading
frm of T. w. 4 p. Armstrong. He
mother maiden name uas Charlotte Alling
Ne v a. prepared for Yale. hat at the sDlici-
tai ton Of hia father abandoned the idea of q
college course 20 assist him IN bic business
! n tE8s hs married sarah 4 Searisu, dauRh-
ter N TIE Rev John y BeaTles Mr. Arm
strong Nas an energetic church worker
and helped 10 build Trinity N. y Church
In NeW Haven In issS he moved ~ Brook
lyn. y. and subsequently 20 New iOrk
ritv Hia active business career was spent
a. tho head Of the house of l.. ". 4 r
Armstrong Ehirh vas largely engaged
In the importation ~ sugar from the West
Indies, and IN the direction q the various
ananrlal and commercial Institutions with
ghIrh he vas connertad His health broke
down about ave yeafu ESQ and he had been
r0nsfantiy falling since ~ the time 0f
hia death he uAa a director and president
Ot the FsiardO Sugar l0mpany. . director
N the standard Milling Company. East
River Savings Institution, kinga County
The sun., 1910-06-29
WtGISrRirE THFEIrENED.
O'ReiIly SeRds PrlsOAer 10 the Island On
white slave Csn,IctiSR.

Magistrate . Reilly found on the bsnch
when he reached the Gates avenue court
in Brooklyn Yesterday morning q postal
card that read
T. No Jsfgs NJ n, GasS ArsH1s Couri.
Rr1okrH
NprR HoSoE n Jacob Borkmsn - sent
away. remember you will suffer for n We
mean % NryeT mind the name
Within a few minutes BOrkmAn. Who
IN 20 years old. lived az 6sI Broadway
and had been con vtcted of keeping Fannie
Herhezman. 10 years Old. of 72s Graham
avenue. practically In a state Of white
slavery. vas marched Co the har and
sent to the WOrkhouse On BlackWeil's
Island for siN months.
The Magistrate accused Borkman n
having sent the postal and told the Herbes-
man girl 20 report 70 him Il any of the
gangto which Borkman belonged mOlested
her
The sun., 1910-06-29
SuNG ~ p. o. DEPaRTWEvT.
POstmastsr-S!enera HiirheOek Returns
NRsther NalIon 10 the Treasury.

WasHINGTON. June - Postmaster
General Hnchcock returned to the Sec
retary II the Treasury to-day another
s. .moOOO of the amount sst apart :fOm
the public funds n assist in dsfrayinE
expenses II the postal service. This
transfer makes total oG SS .OOO .OOO thus
returned since January last and leaves
only S.JlO.B1 as the allotment % the
Postmaster I jeneral n meet dshcienciea
IN tho current fiscal year a. compared
With = total " S45OO. .OOO received on the
same account and eHpended last year.
Mr. HItchcDok "a confident that the
financial returns covering the operations
oT the hscal year ending June ~ will
show q Reduction n more than go ,0O0 .O00
In the total annual deficit. which amounted
in 1871 ~ 81 IN nm.
The sun., 1910-06-29

WAsHINTGoS June - The Eimhnat
Paducah ha- arrived at BlueGslds. the
gunhOat Dubuque ~ Crstotal. thu tor
p.do bnats Macdo1pugh. Barley and
Strlngham ~ Annapolis. the tugs Siouy
ana lwan1 AZ BDstpn tho despatch boat
Dolphin ~ New London, the giinboa
a-tine and tori edo hnnts smith ami Rel
az Newport the crtIsar Yankt0n ~ New
York. the gunbnat Yorktown a. Victoris
and the cruiser New ~ leans at SiakwAn
The crur.-r New York ha- saiisd from
Port said Tor Alden. the Yacht Mayfowar
from Washington for Beverly. m" cruiser
Tacoma from New York Tor Bristol wa
New port IN monitor Toropah from
Norfolk % HobOtnn tho tug Fortune.
collier Justin and submarines Grampus
and Pike from san Pedro Tor San Diego
The sun., 1910-06-29
DIED.

ARMSTRONG On Monday. June .. e. 20
residence. IN Relic Maven. Greenwich .'-'
'hAres Phiip Armstrong In me s'tn eaf o.
his age
Funeral ~ Christ Church. GrrshWich Co17 A."
Thursday June ~. az - y. II ~Fch
car viii he attached 70 me train leaving 0faal
Central station a. Pm interment 80 ron
vc1iencc of family.
BEChTOLD On June =. joseph agsd ~
Funeral from residence, ssS Throop AZ Boo.
bu, Friday. CAmFaHLL. undernher, 81 W.
sad. ny
HAYES suddenly On Tuesday. June =, iai' =,
Mount Vernon. \ y. FfAnrcs n uis o.
James = Hayes.
Notice Of funeral latrr.
SANDERSON -On June q. 1870 % csdhrt1-'.
l. Emma M.. daughter oi the iae Jos-pr
sanderson. afcd a. yean.
Funeral pri,as.
The sun., 1910-06-29
To HELP WENICO CELEBRIrE.
Namrs Sf our Commissioners 10 the zen.
tenary OmmemOrAtlOR There.

WAsHINGToN June - President Taft
to-day announced tho names II tho com
miSsionsrs from the nitsd States IN the
centenary o'l~bratIon IN Mexico N
september Gen Curtis Guild. Jr. will
~ tho special ambassador from the
President IN" civilian commissioners
will b. Justice Gerard n m. supreme
Court II New York. EX-Cioy Franklin
Murphy ~ New Jers~v and Cot e. 4
Kook " tha ptfshurg Di-p1'ch The
conmssiJ Jnsrs from the senate and the
H0u-e. whose names have heretofore t.sn
announced, 'r@ Senators GuRgenhrim
Crawford and uvarnAH and Reprssenta-
uyas Poster - Vermont. Howard ~
lFeOrgia and Fa-sait IT New York
The sun., 1910-06-29
Flns. rnasr RsslnE Glus Arr..,,.

The fifteen promoters, principals and
seconds in the three boxing l'outs at the
Avon Athletic Clubs stag in Brooklyn on
March l. who were arrerte-i when tho cOps.
holding q green membsrshiP ticket. were
refused admission unless each planked
down q dollar. have all been convicted Nv
the Juesicespn the Cont n SPECIAL Ss.- b
siona and zach has heeI fined tlO with TN.
alternative Of spending Eve days IN the
Cifw priaun
The sun., 1910-06-29
ITiLr ~ 1 DILEWWL
Ia,iRE Nsked for arrest Of CharItOh.
FerIs Bound 60 seek ENiFaditisa.

snrUfI trr.r nfgp1flA 'o ~ sJN
ROMF. June - S,gn0r FAM, Minister
- Jusric-. had a long interview TODAY
with the Marquis San Ciuliano. Minister
oi Foreign AHairs They discussed the
question of the -Ntradition 81 Porter
charlton which - still IN aheyance. A
wrt ~ extraditiOn however Ia likely 20
hs issued m a few days.
Sincs Italy instructed her Consul a.
New York 10 secure Chariton's provisional
arrest pendng the foFmAlities " extra
ditl0n II is held that a writ be issued a. a
matter ~ COurse
Signor Fam however will confer WITH
the Minister of Foreign Ahairs before 4
final decision u reached
The sun., 1910-06-29
O,trander Sur, Nhlpple Tor = 100. IN

ALHANT June - George y O,trandrr
~ Albany aud Glen : Falls has brought sult
against James : WmppIe State Forest
Fish and Game Commissioner Tor siOo OnD
damages Tor hb-i ba.sd on q statement
r~c~ntly issued by Cummlssiunsr Mhipple
charging Ostrandar with cutting tlmf-.r
pn land claimed 10 hav" b..-n owned hv
10" Stat" and after removing the tlmis.r
offering tp sell the land % the stale
The sun., 1910-06-29
IN. Rsn stree, "E,sninr sun. .

The Wall Street edition of THK EvENIN0
Sun contains all the financial naws and
the stock and bond quotations n the close
n the market The ciosing quotations.
including tho IBID and asked prices. with
additional news matter, are contaiued ala1
In che night edition Of THE EyENIN0 SUE.
The sun., 1910-06-29
MARRIED..

CARDo'A-HARr. On Tuesday June - '5.'
~ south orange, Y. J. BY me Rev ur X
Pefrirs Mendc,. Posaiie Hart daggrsr 1'
Mrs Esrrun H Part. ~ Nichad q .r
doyh, &c.
'ONGiETON MENKEN On Tuesday tu-s {"
N the BloominEdAle Reformed Church h1 'r'
Hcy Dr William e. SumsOn Anna Wc7.sl
10 Frcd v ConeIeton
The sun., 1910-06-29

WAsHISGTos. June 2s President Taft
to-day approved a series of amsndmsnta
10 the navy regulations abOhshing tho
bureau n equipment ard distributing ita
duties among ths other bureaus Of tho
department.. The abOlition u the bureau
Of equipment vas authorised at the iast
session 0G Congress and was une fsatirs
og Secretary d the Navy Msysrn's ~
organization
The sun., 1910-06-29
RESIDCE TO HER ENECUTOR.
WIN % Mrs. MARY v. LeaVitt. sister Of
George BeIl Barker.

The will of Mrs Mary p Ieavitt, who
died At the Waldorf Astoria on June
~, leaves s. SOO 70 ~ Iuke's Hospital
5000 to the Sheltering Arms. 25OnO TO
her friend David Costello. and the resi-
duo Of the estate 10 her friend Tarrant
Putnam. a lawyer. who - also executor
Of the estate
II there ia enough left Mrs Isavitt
givra 81 90 10 her brother Charles Bell
Rarksr Who has been involved in a
long legal fight with his wife. Eva Mur-
mtroyd Barker Rark~r his brother.
George Bell Barker Mrs I.@avtt and
another sister inherited tho income of
the 81 On oOo estate ~ their uncle. George
Bell and were 20 get the principal on the
death oi the other sister. who ~ m an
asylum
The sun., 1910-06-29
ENGAGED.

MoNAHoN N-MACTBNN. Nj. and Mrs ". "
MscI.ean Of ~ West sJih ~ snnounes '-s
engseement Of ihsir daughter Nay 70 Nf
John Mcmahon
The sun., 1910-06-29
INDERTAKERA

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Chapeit. Ambuiancs Service. Tea iaat eaea-@
The sun., 1910-06-29
arm, and Na,, Ordrr..

N,sHrNgruN. June - Ths,e army orders
have urru issued
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Rear N1mIra a MaHH rfurrd from rbar
man ~ fhF UEhtnuYar board. Impairment ~
Commerce aud ianur. Washington ~ home
tapt u Hughes from recruiting stallion
New hura N command the Washington
Thssrd Assistggf surgeon u ~ rnifrer ~ 70
JrIIuug station Cleveland
Passed N-,'sfAnt surgeon g. e white fsom
Natal Hospital Nrn port u. g.. ~ recruiting sta
Ton st. Louis.