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Arizona republican., 1910-09-27

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for I have used it with perfect success" writes Mrs. NJ l. Basford. PoOlesville, Md. For sale by all dealers.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-27

izsr-S 0, ezrrzona. The Doctor Is grad uate of Harvard Medical College. Was formerly a member of the Rhode Island
 and Colorado State Medica1 Societies, and United States Pension Examiner. Health Is wealth-EcOnomy to be well! Are you suffering from some chronic affec- ton? Are you weak, sick and unable to perform the ordinary duties Of life? If so, beware of patent medicines. h. experienced and unskilled physicians. Dr. Hubbard employs none but rational and scientific methOds-he uses no in- furious drugs in removing the poisonous effects of BLOOD AND PRIVATE DIS EASES from the system. SEXUAL WEAKNESS. with all its oaneful ef- fleets positively cured by the latest and best remedies Chronic, nervous, blood. kidney, urinary, bladder and special dis eases treated in a strictly up to date manner. All who have been unsuccess- fully treated elsewhere are especially invited to call-Consultation free. Hours 10 to I2 1 to 3. Office and residence Monroe and Third Avenue. Southeast corner two blocks from eentsr of clIy
Arizona republican., 1910-09-27
IN FROM HIGlEY.

Postmaster l.. H. Sorey was in from Higley The Hisley school opened 3 week ago with an enrolment of twen- ty-six pupils
Arizona republican., 1910-09-27
BACK FROM COAST.

Councilman c. Fred Bracket re- turned yesterday from the coast. where he has been for the past several days on a vacation.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-27
RETURNED HOME THIS WEEK.

MT and Mrs. J. l.. Waring and chil- dren expect to return home home the latter part Of this week. IL is not
Arizona republican., 1910-09-27
ON SICK LIST.

G. H. Todt, in charge of the trans mission line work, is reported on the sick list.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-27
RETURNED FROM OREGON.
RETURNED FROM VACATION.

J. R. Standage has returned from two months stay in oregon.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-27
Nothing Succeeds
 Like Success
pr. Hubbard
Is known through out the Southwest as a Le ing Specialist in Chron- ic Diseases.

He has the con- ridence and patron age of the leading business men and most prominent cit-
The sun., 1910-06-25
MAYNARD D. %. s. a SUICIDE.
EngIlshmAn Who Obtained American
Dental Degree Dead at oxford.

SPECIAL Cabie Drapaich 20 fHH Sun
LONDON. June 2A-H Sanford Burton,
a dental surgeon and graduate Of Harvard
University. was found dead this morning
in hrs operating room az Oxford. Il is
supposed that hs died from poison. An
inquest will be held tomorrow.
BOsToN. June 24 1t In believed that the
despatch telling Of the death Of a Harvard
graduate at oxford. England relates 10
Harry Sanford Burton. who received the
degree Of doctor Of dental surgery az
Harvard In the class Of 1907. Burton.
according 20 his classmates Of the dental
school. was rA Englishman about As years
old. Nho had been a practising dentist
in EnglArd and came n Harvard merely
TO get an American degree He took
only the senior year at tho dental school
and qualified for bis degree. He was the
holder Of a degree Of l.. y. =. from the
Royal College of Surgeons in England
Burton's wife was IN this country with
him during bis year at Harvard. He is
believed 20 have returned 70 England
Immediately after receiving his degree,
His health waa poor much Of tho tims
that he was in america and his classmates
are inclined to think that III health was the
cause Of his suicide lie IL spoken Of ~
man OF exemplary habits and skilled
member Of hiA profession
The sun., 1910-06-25
ASKS SaJOOO FOR BLOW
Architect House saws y. y. PerOt, JT..
Hu Him With nrass knuchIes.

Edward =. Perot. Jr. son of tho presi-
don't Of the National Conduit and Cable
Company Of Yonkers. has been sued for
s7s.OOO daUages by John n. Houss. Jr..
the architect. OF II Fifth avenue The
suit IL based on injuries alleged 10 have
hs.en received by HOUSE on the night Of
April II last at Hastings, when House was
knocked down on the stOop of his home
BY a man who called him out.
In his complaint House SAYS that tho
man who struck him was Perot. and that
ne used the weapon known a. metal
knuokles- House says that he col
lapsed under the blow. which his physi-
cian told him was sufficient 10 produce
daath under certain conditions. HIS face
was cut and disfgired. he says. and his
brain and nervous system were ~ shocked
that hs hasn't since been able 10 attend
20 business properly.
The alleged assault was tho result Of
an exchange Of hot words two days pre-
vious betWeen House and PerOts father
IN the ofiics Of the National Conduit and
Cable Company az Hastings. Perot was
anxious 20 get title % a iorty-nins foot
frontage on the river and House and
others were opposing Il. As the result
Of something that PerOt said House struck
az him but Psrot dodgsd tbe blow.
The defendant asked supreme Court
Justice GisRerich Yesterday to compel
House 10 make his complaint more deh-
mite and certain, but the Court decided
that Il vas definite and certain enough.
The sun., 1910-06-25
UPS AND DOWNS or PICTURES.


special Cabis DsrBaich,tO % rnk Sun.
LONDON. June 2i.-There was a hAl'
at Christies to-day Of modern pictures
and drawings which formed q portion
Of the heirlOoms Of Lord Armstrong
These prices were realised;
-On the Strand by Joseg lsraels.
q, ,IOG The Burning Stable Adolphe
schreyer. ss.7SS; The Sleeping Beauty.
Sir 4. Burne-JOnes, u.a31: Inversion
sands D. Coz. S.2SO; 'DustAnborouGh
Castle J. NJ. W. Turner. r. A., SS.ISO;
"Kidwelly Castle. Carmarthenshirs. same
artist. tS.Ots: The Lake Of Lucerne.
same artist. IlK inches by 10 inches,
1874. The Glebe Farm. Dedham.' J.
Constable. r. A.. SlO.3S7; -Casr Cennen
Castle. CarmArthenshire, South Wales,
D. Cor. q ,5OS; wind. Rain and Sunshine. >
tho came painter. S7.S1O; Crossing the
Moor Peter Graham. r. A.. 0.lSO;
'MOorland ROvers.- the same painter,
q. 100. Portions Of the Interior Of the
Grand Mosque Of Damascus.' Lord
Leighton. p. r. A.. q .O71: "A Noble Vens-
tian Lady, sane painter. u.OaS; "A
| oauItu IN hAfNeaAs o. AAhtANals NatNNos
Sir John Everett Nillais's Chill October.
which was next on the catalogue. brought
t7S. 100. His -JsphthAh' fetched 1880
Morland's Road Side Inn WentfOr q. Az
The Spanish Flower Seller. by J. Phillip
r. A.. brought Ss.ts7 Turner'S Scene
on the River Mas fetched t2.sSS and Sir
David Wilkes Rabbit on the Wall
was knocked down for t8.ssS.
The total Of the days sale was SitS.i0o
The previous prizes for INVERSION Sands
in 1879 was O.. .eeO. The Lake of I.ucerne'
sold in IsTsforSS. .OeS 'TheGlebe Farm. DeSi.
ham sold in 1919 for Si.SSO. "CAer Cennsu
Castle sold in 1879 for nS.i7S Millais''
Chill October sold in 1873 for Sis,TJO
-Jephthah' in 1897 for tls.sSo. Scene
on the River Mas in 1878 for us.l2;
and The Rabbit on tho Wall in iS7'
/ for As 1SO
The sun., 1910-06-25
MAYORS HEALTH CONFERENCES.
Mennonite Loss Prem TubsrculOsls IN IN
Nation Placed AZ sASO. O0O. 600 Annual,

EconOmlc Loss Prem TulDerculONls IN the
Nation Placed at aA8O. O0O, 600 Annually.
SCHENECTADY. June 24.--The Mayors
Health Conference. which opened here
yesterday. will be a permanent institution
II was determined to-day by resolution
TO hold annual conferences and IL was
also resolved to hold next years con
ference in Poughkoepsie and the 1919
conference in Utica
Acting Mayor Walsh Of Poughkeepsie
presided at this mornings session at
the Mohawk Theatre In the absence
of Dean Ripton Of Union College Dr
Albert W Ferris, president of the State
Commission IN Lunacy read a paper On
Fighting Insanity The reading was
followed by discussion on the subject.
in which Dr. Ferris. Mayor Lennon of
Yonkers and DR. y. A Pashayan Of this
city participated
-Methods Of Determining Economic
losses from Preventab II Diseases was
the subject u a paper 10y Prof Walter
Wilcox Of Cornell a technical discussion
u ways and means of determining on a rule
70 compute economic losses from diseases
ne placed the economic loss from tuher.
culOsis for the nation az from st5O OOO. .OOO
tO s8sO 600 .O,O annually
Or n n Pcase % Lederly Laboratory
New York. In his discussion On the Wilcox
paper. PLACED the loss IN New York State
Al 81. 900 UnO annually u had been com
putcd by MIR Wilcox az t6S.pO.OOO
Before the morning session many of
the delegates enjoyed a trolley trip across
the river to Scotia This afternoon the
delegates assembled az the City Hall
and we're photographed
AZ this afternoons session Mayor
Edward Schoeneck of Syracuse pre-
sided Eugene n Porter, State Com
missioner - Health. read a paper On
The Relation ~ State Health Authorities
90 Local Health Authorities
DR. George " Goler u Rochester
one of the hs-st known health officer
in tho country. followed with a paper
on How 10 Get Competent Health or
fcers
The last paper was on The Organi-
ration and Work Of an Effective Health
Department by Homer Folks of the
state Charities Aid Association.
Mayor Irving ~ BinghamtOn presided
az toni ght's closing session which fol-
lowed a banquet served IN Red Men =
Hall. where the session was held Three
addresses were made a. follows:
The Greatest PTOblsm of Modern
Sanitation Dr. y. Woods Hutchinson
0f New York
what the small City.oan do 20 Protect
is Food Supply.- by Dr Harvey "
Wiley Of Wa ihington. n 4.
obligations and Opportunities oi
Local officials, 10y Prof Charles Zeublir
% nOstOn
The sun., 1910-06-25
si4-n0 Ar MORSE sALE.
~ the ArtirleS Above the Greund FlSST
and stalrcase Dlsposed Of.

The sale n tho articles in Mrs. Charlea
". AOrso's house. a. l7s Fifth avenue
was continued yesterday aitsrnoon. with
more active bidding than on the previous
day The total receipts for Yesterday
wero approximately So. 500. and the satire
contents Of all but the ground aOOr and
stairway have been disposed Of. Mrs.
Morse Is selling the properties 70 obtain
funds 10 eight Tor her husbands releass.
One of the most interesting items dis
po-ed OF yesterday was a solitaire pearl
ring set with ruhies which Mra. Morse
bought oi a Partisan jewellsr for 5000
and which was sold yesterday for g. 600
TO Benjamin Bloom. a New York ieweller
Other purchases we're three pairs Of point
de Nenise sash curtains for which r.
Biedler paid $50 @. W. Winchester paid
SIC a plate Tor eighteen fsh plates. hand
decorated. J. {. Slater Of Boston paid
$50 plate for twelve crown Derby dinner
plates, and about Si.1OO for two chairs
and a sofa. Louis XVI. UPHOLSTERED in
Aubusson tapestry with figure and hOral
subjects symbolioal Of Art and Science
George MoNair paid tl3O for a ANAL
sheffield plate flower vase. Mrs. ClArencp
NJ. Bush, who purchased ts.OOO worth ol
furniture At the sale on Thursday made,
only one purchase yesterday, paying
fSJS for a mahogany case filed with
silver q. W. Winchester paid 81. .iTS
for violet marble buffet with rosewood
paneAs; Nine. FarquhATson bought large
carved rosewood dining table for t22O,
The dealers decided that the greatest
bargain Of all was a CarrATa mArble.hgure
The Pearl Of the Waves by q. Cambozi
Of florence. which was bought by J. G.
Brill for $500. J. C. RAruch paid tS7O
for an e,AborAtely carved CArTAfa marble
urn.
l.. A. Robbins bought the grand piano
for N.iSA Carl J. Freund paid B2al
apiece for four chandeliers. Louis XVI.
with OrnOlu mOuntinEs.
On Monday morning Al u O'Clock the
final session will he held. Tapestries anc
rugs and a chime clock will he the features
The sun., 1910-06-25

June .a.-Cooier weather pFevailea yestef
dsy from MontAna eastward 10 ne middle Atisn
d. and New England roasis and at some point,
In ne Tennessee Valley ard EAST Guif States.
The pressure remained hiEh over ne lake
rs9ions and ceutrhl valleys and vas hirh IN ~
Northwest
Two centres de, cioped out % ~ large west
.rn deprsssion. one over Kansas tending norm.
eastward and the other over Manitoba
A comnaradve deprsssion was cenirai over
Maryiand Rain i-H 10 the east Gun and south
Atlantic Statss ard there wsFe shower In NJ
middle Mississippi and lover OHIO valleys and "a
I've Dahotas and Montana.
In this eity ne DAY Was fsir and cooler uihd
frrsh nOrtheast N norm and northwest average
humidity! ~ PER rent barometer. corrreied 4
rad 70 80 lrvei AIS 4. ". p %. = y. ~. aH
me tempersture yesterday - reoorded by N,
.-rt.i thSrmar,rtef. is snoun iu the annexed
The sun., 1910-06-25
OBITUARY.

Col. WiIam m Bradford Homer, &. =. A..
retired IL dead az Natick, Mass after a
few days illness Ool HOmer was ~ years
Old We ~8s ,nsgsc'ins me iGSI Won. on pc
spur pTick on the hack Of the right hand
from a Ramecock The wound beCame
serious and on Monday the arm vas am
putated az the shoulder. Blood poisoning
vas too far along TO he chec ked Col.
Homer entered amherst College and At
the close Of hi- third year received an ap.
polni ment 10 West Point. where he vas
graduated With the class Of isss In the ar
tillery branch .And after several years ser
vice returned 10 the academy. where he
took additional courses IN 1875 and isgo
Ne was one Of the instructors NJ the mill
taTy school AZ Fort Monroe for ten YEAR
Coi Homer served in the Philippines cam
paign and returned 10 this country In isaa.
being detailed In charge Of the recruiting
service at Portland. Nc, for number
q ysars ~ last ssryice Was a. Fort
In command up 10 his retirement a. the
age Of - In September. 1919 he then
leased she Gen Nye place a. south Natick
where he enjoyed the lie q country
AiEe Z Skillinga Of Portland. whom he
married ten years ago.
Francis y Dana. one of Brooklyn =
oldest lawyers. died on Friday AZ his home
Iaa Boulevard, summit. y J.. after a Iona
Illness, AlIs BAuA W. uutA ~ ntepuAA Z
IN Isss He was q son Of Alexander u
Dana. Who vas q cousin of harris 4. Dana
He Was educated az Columbia College and
vas admitted 10 the haT In lass Sincs
1871 Ne vas the senior member Of the Law
/ Arm Of Dana A ClaTksOn, which at the time
/ OF his death was the oldest IN Brooklyn
/ fe Vas a member 0f the Brooklyn BoerC
Of Education for seven years and was TO-
ain years chairman Of the law COMMITTEES
/ Ne lived IN brooklyn until ilp2. when h
| removed 20 summit. Mr.. Dana was
l Republican, . member Of the Long islans
| HistOricai society. the Bar ASSOCIATION
/ American Scenic and HftoficGl PIeseTva
/ ton society, the Association for the Pro
lection of tho Adir2nd9chs w Dsna !
( Denike Ms aife, who Was q daughte
I Of the Rev Dr. William Ives BuddingtOI
Of Brooklyn. died IN 1877
Louis Nathan. q retired cigar manu-
I fartursF. died on Thursday. the siNttetl
Anniversary Of his marriage. at his home
Z iTts FULTON street. Brooklyn, In his eighty
/ second year He came from Germanl
! whsn hs vas yOung man. 70 vas ne oldes
! member Of MOnitOr Lodge, y, A. ~
! aed vas prominent In many Jewish sOr 10
| ties Hs h survived py his wife. giA aona
Z thrra daughters. eighteen grandchildren
/ and four great GrAndc hildren.
/ Capt. Ovington Llnnakin died on Thursda
| A. his home e02 Jefferson avenue. Brook
l ivn. In hla seventy -nith year. He was bou
| N Maine and ~ began a seaiaring lif
I When . years Old. We Was captain Of brl
I oh tho T. 4. 8turEeas Tor tweniy -one YEAR,
since his retirement from the so be- ha
bean In ths employment o. the New tor
DrV Dock and Repair Company. We
survived BY bic vile. tWo aona and dauga
tsr.
The sun., 1910-06-25
Rrm ESriTE WtN I SCICJDE
William Buaier Had Elern Forced 10 GNr
In Buslness by 90 Health.

William Buhler. a retired real estate
dealer. who formerly had an Office in the
TRINITY Building. lll Broadway. killed
himself IN his apartment al the YOSEMITE
APARTMENTS $50 Park avenue. Yesterday
r,rung He shot. himself through the
r gb' temple.
Nr BIhlsr who was n years Old. retired
from BUSINESS about year ago on account
r' n health ne had a nervous affection
varh according 20 friends. manifested
.'-e'f -ecentlv In marked ecoentricities.
Ha vas u bachelor and lived with his
-.-'ar caroline Buhler. William =. Baker
former business Associats, also lived
no 'u- sp4rtment with them. Mr.. Baker
."l puf about noon 70 ct medicine Tor
3 ..r while the sister started 70 prepare
la4 Hihlar closed the door Of bis
room IN that the report Ot the pistol
could not ba heard. and Miss Buhler
found girr q little later when shs was
7aaHr fD announce the meal.
F.NIar av IN couch with the pistol
resting ~ M. breast Two Hiipa u paper
ven. % his left hand. One read,
~.vi for Dr Riddle COTE
AHi 'le .ther
~-rd for Mr Roeser Of Ferris. RoessF
-'.rrE ~ I65 Broadway.
Ir GrHa who lives in the Yosemite,
.sf r-rar'Iv treated B1hler Tor nervous
'....r M Roeser. through whom
Boiler had operated In New York real
.-'t-s zald that his clients business
,'t.r- we're in no way involved. Buhlel
..f r1mp@tencs which he Inherited
.ru. rrue ago upon the death Of a relative
TO -''4rnad two weeks ago from tTiT
Hr lsh F4.Dpe taken for his health.
The sun., 1910-06-25
rHE BlR REDurED Bl' FWs
Roelsuaorc and FeaohtWaRErr llelG o.
% Clients Money.

Two lawyers. David " Rooxmors
and Sigmund Fsnchtwaneer wvre dia
barred by 'hs Appsllate Uivtsina ~ n.
Supreme Court yesterday. Rors more was
accused OF converting % his own uae
N2s. "a received nom q client n dspo5it
In court hoCkmore said mat ~ gave IT,
money 20 q clerk 70 deposit it, out tnaf be-
lost tha monay playiRg oaplA and G,ih
soquently restored it. after which it was
repaid " tho cliont Tho court hncs
that the testimony SUBSTANTIALLY 6ouvicta
RocSmOre Of perjury a. well AZ sm6oGzie
ment. a. tho slerk had leit hia employ
and he didn't think tbs bar Associates
could produce him AZ the hearins. Ths
clerk was found after thrss moaths
search and denied hockmuue's story
Ths Court decided that tho clorl<'a tHsti.
nony was better entitled 10 belief than
the lawyers
FeuohtwanEer vas charged win nils.
appropriating us1 - paid him by Client
10 pay title insurance On property he had
bought The lawyer repsied tilae ~ got
this money a. part ot bis iec. although
the Insurance company's bill was 1s2-0.
and be put in a bill for 30 Tor hia services
later. The title insurance company got
Judgment aGainst tho lawyer Tor the
amonnt Of ia fes. but was unable to
collect. After tho client had conlplAinall
70 the Bar Association FeuchtwAngar
gave him 500 In prOmissOry nOtee and tha
client withdrew the charges, but The
notes went 10 protest. The lnuyer paid
the title insurance company's ball ana
gave the client bis policy while the dia-
barment proceedings were pending oeiore
the referee.
In o-daring FeuchtwsnEers diabar-
Tnent tha Court says he dion present. the
slightest excuse for his conduet ar ahow
the slightest regret. and tbs record shovs
he would never have repaid The nlcnoy
except that he hoped thereby 10 escape
the penalty for his niscondnct.
The sun., 1910-06-25
KANsAs rOLIrIcs WARM rP.
David aluiVNRe Inclined 70 Thlnk GoV
stuhbs NGn Not Be msRSmlnated.


There h something doing In a political
way out In Kansas even thus early In tho
ssaaon. and according 20 David Mulvans.
member Of the national Republican COM
mites from that State. thers N likely 70
b. much mors before the primary nomi-
nations c0ms od on August 2.
Mr. Mulvans. who came on last week
10 So the Homecoming Of Col Roosevelt
saw the Colonel day before yesterday and
talked with him about that John Brown
celebration which the folks out ossawat-
omie way are getting up for August n
and which Il announced 10 mark the first
actual reappearancs Of Col. Roosevelt on
any publlc platform. Mr.. Mulvans left
for hls home IN Topeka Yesterday after
noon.
sThe most spirited contest on in Kansas
Il undoubtedly that for the Governorship.
aaid Mr.. Mulvane at the lmpsrial. Gov.
stubba u I'D for denomination. The regu-
lars don't think that be n a good Republi-
oan. hut that hs u Oi the La Toilette type.
Thomas WaRstah, who u heading the
fight against him. is an able young man OF
about - or 81. who has been county
attorney. The campaign has really been
on aNlue Auout 9Nuo w. Wneu "4&.Neh
started out " stump the state. and he
has been out almost every day since then.
The Governor has recantly woke up and
q now getting about quite a. actively
Ny personal opinion u that Wagstah viii
win.
Il feel sure that the regular Rspnbli-
cans aFs In q majority in KRnaaa. Any
how. this contest is going 20 develop how
they stand.
In six Congress districts Of Kansas
there are contosts against six Congreas-
men who are regulars. In one other dis
tFiot the Congressman 10 neutral, while
Victor Mur1ock thus far does not seem
10 have any opposition.
"As for the tariff. ! don't think our
people out In Kaneas have ever worried
about it at all. Farmers are getting
Tremendous returns for their products
and thore = no ground for complaint on
/ their mart"
The sun., 1910-06-25
POWDER PLANT ExPLODES.
Tlsree Men Killed and Another ProbaNil
FATALLY lnlured.

Troy, June 9I.-TWO explosions, QUE
following tho other almost instantly.
destroyed the plant OF the Du Pont Pow
der Company near SchaGhticoko at noon
to-day. killing three men and probably
fatally burning another. Two OF the
men were literally blown to piecea. the
pieces being scattered over the ground
Ror distance Of 600 fest. Tho third man
body was hurried into Tho HOoslOk River.
about $50 feet away. The dead arc kich-
ard Burgess OF this city and William Lima
han and Jay Warren Of Valley Pals.
william Williams Of Valley Falls b tbs
one injured seriously.
The ahook vas felt a mile away and
hundreds Of panes Of glass we're broken.
The oanas Of the explosion 10 unknown,
e. il usually is In such cases. nor could
Il be said how much powder went up 10
smoke. The amount on hand was not
a. large - usual.
nhis Il the fourth explosion In leal
than ten years and with one exception
the most seriOus.
The sun., 1910-06-25
Con.er, alton CoaEre.s Meets on sept. a. 4

Thomas r. Shipp. secretary Of the
National Conservation Congress, an
nounosd last night that Col. Roosevelt
and Clifford PinchOt president Of the
congress. had fixed the date Of tho meet
ing of the congress az ST. Paul for Sep
ternber 9. The date for the meeting has
bsan awaiting Mr.. Rooseyslts conven-
ience. He issued the call for the first
conservation congress az the White HOUSE
two wears ago
The sun., 1910-06-25
VENT AND WE'RE MARRIED.
Tue only ObJectlon 10 the Maten was ths
BRIDES TcndeF Years

Frances MCCardell. daughter of Roy
L. McCardell. 4 newspaper man and play
WRIGHT. and GAllus N. A. Haas. an I'M
porter of ilt Liberty street. were married
In Hoboken on Thursday evening. They
left Mr.. McCArdells home &C 10 Pelham
while the young Woman's father and
mother were In the city for the evening.
Mr.. McCariell said last night that he
and his wife had offered MOI Opposition
20 the enlargement. but that on account
Of their daughters aGe-ahe h t8-they
wanted the wedding postponed a year.
But they were not chertslftng any ro1gnl-
ment. Mr. Haas IL managor Of The VII
paco PACKING Company. N the American
agent for ]. NJ. Williamson Of Glasgow
and D a member Of the seventh Regiment
He il 10 years old.
The sun., 1910-06-25
TEN WOVEN on Arr TRIP.
DeutsehlAnd Carries N Passenger 90
Miles IN q Hears AZ $40 EaOh.

BERLIN. june 2S.-Tho regular excursion
schedule of the giant alruhlp Deutschland.
Which had her preliminary trip the other
day, was started to-day. She Ascendsd
at Dusseldorf with thiFtv-tWO passengers.
who paid $50 each and travelled from
DOassldorf 10 Bortmund and back. The
passengers included ten women.
Sailing with tho wind. tho Airship Oov-
srod tho outward iOurney Of thirty miles
at the rate OF iifty-ave miles an hour. In
hucking the head winds on the return trip
shs took two hours 10 make the distance.
The passengers we're dslightsd with the
TIN
The sun., 1910-06-25
va cLEWENCr ron LEMOINE
French court C0nnrms sentence of the
ATtlncIal Diamond Faksr.

Npfcim td9F bfapAfH n lHA n'N
PARIS. June q The Court Of Casa
ton rejected to-day the appeal Of Henri
Lemoine. the self-styled diamond maker.
who was sentenced 20 six years i'm
prisOnment and 20 pay ~ 2.OOo damages n
Sir julius Wernher. from whom he oh.
tanned large sum Of money on the ground
that he had discOvered a way oi making
diamonds by a chemical process