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New-York tribune., 1910-06-21
According to a bulletin just issued b,

According to bulletin just issued by
the United States Geological Survey. the
number of persons killed by accidents
of various kinds in coal mines during
the last fiscal year was 2,412. being
smaller by 50 than It was the year be-
fore. It is doubtful, however, if there
has been any real Improvement. for the
return does not include the deaths from
the explosion in the Cherry mine off,
cially estimated at 393. It is necessary
also to consider miners who were hurt
while at work, but not fatally. IN 1903
they numbered 1889, or 1900 more than
in 1908. There was an increase Of about
IS per cent
New-York tribune., 1910-06-21

Reducing time on the Transsiberian
Railway by one day for the trip across
the continents makes that travel not
swifter, but less slow.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-21

Is Hamp Cook, the editor Of Progressive
Houston a relative of DR.. Frederick A.
Cook the origina! discoverer OF the North
Pole ?-Richm6rd Times-Dispatch.
Our local City Fathers are prone to
change the subject when taetless allu-
sions are made to the uncritieal haste
with which they swallowed the Cook
legend They would like to recall in
penitence the freedom OF the city offered
the imaginative explorer. But down in
Richmond, apparently, the keys of the
municipality and the adulation Of the
populace would still be his without ques-
ton. Richmond always loved a lost
cause
The period of abnormal moisture being
over. the weather Bureau now promises
one Of abnormal heat, which will be fol-
lowed ey another Of abnormal something
else. The only thing normal about New
York weather is abnorrnality-
New-York tribune., 1910-06-21

Mr. and Mrs George = GcuIa a-d r.s.
family are az tae Ritz EoteI. II pa-s p.
= shcrr time
New-York tribune., 1910-06-21

Robert olyphanr and Miss Sophie vs-ss-
o4yphant have left town fo- zenro--
where they Will pass c!.s summer
New-York tribune., 1910-06-21

Nj ard Mrs Edwin r WeacharssA -.
Miss Nay Weatherbee. whc returned 80
Europe on Friday. have gone &c raelr go
try place, a. Manaarensek, fsr ras sAa.o-
New-York tribune., 1910-06-21

MISS Anne Morgan. wi.o sailed e-o,- y.r
york for Europe shore -t--s a-c .s =.
guest of Miss Elizabeth Na-tr-,y ., 80
latrer's villa. ~ Versailles.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-21

Nj and Mrs Charles Cary Purssv vii,
return 20 the Hartman estate AZ 49,,
next week and will pass the summer go
They have been spending tAeir houAvrsso-
AZ tbs Whitney place, on cctosar M6,,--
tain
The sun., 1910-06-13
O6Ituary Notes.

Ale Wander Duer Irving. ho was q nephea
Of Washington irving, died yesterday az
his home. Sunnv-ide. iTyington on hudson
Of heart diseas- after an illness Of little
more than Two weeks He WaS in his
sixty eighth wear Mr Irving Vas horn In
Pierre Paris Irving. Who LAGER was pastor
Of Christ Episcopal Ihurrh New oFk
His mot hef Anna Henristta Duer. was q
daughter Of John uuar Chief Just bee Of
he superior rourt. who died in lssS and
Who was = brother Of william AleNAhdef
DueT one time president Ot Celumbil
COllegs Mr. irving VAS graduated from
Columbia College IN ssg aud uent into the
Insurance bustne--, retiring On January I
Of the present wear. His Nife WAS fllen
du Pout a daughter Of ten. Henry du
Poni Of Delaware and sister OF United
states senator du pOni Mr. Irving died
three yeAr~ ago Mr Irving u survived by
,hree sons. AleNAnder DueT Irving. Ir q.
Evelyn du 'Oni Irving. q student 40 Har-
ward and Louis du POni Irving. and bv
one daughter. M's. John Woodruff Of
Virginia
Mrs Frames Williams Bsrr. wife ot viii
liam herri of ihr brooklyn SfeRddrd Caioa
died yesterday morning at one minute past
midnight. Of typhoid fever She had been
~ iOT four weeks She was born IN Cham-
plain, tlint0n county. y. T., on OrtOher
=. Ists. and vas married TO William RerTi
On August q, isda She came Of old Nes
England stock and among her ancestors
were many whose names were honDTad in
legislative. political and military circles iu
their native Ntates She was mfmb rOf Fort
Greene Chapter, Daughters Of fh~ American
England Women She vas for over forty
y earz e member nf The central tuugrega
tional thurrh NJ BROOKLYN. the Rev =
pnrk~S Cadman. pastor
The sun., 1910-06-13

Father ~ the Congressman Dles IN Old
PANTY House at Old WestbuTS.

Family House Ht Old WestburS.
WEsTBURT. l.. l.. June i2.-lsaac X.
Cocks. father of Congressman W. W
Cocks Of this district. died AZ HE hoTs
IN Old Westbury this morning of old age
and a minor illness He vas IN his
sevsnty-fifth year The house where he
died was the same he was born in and
has lived In all his life Two sons, one
adopted. and a daughter survive him
The funeral services will be held on Tues
day in the Old Quaker Meeting House on
the Jericho road az Westbury
MIR. Cocks was = well known Quaker
and one OF the largest land owners IN
this part Of the country For many
years hs took a leading part IN politics,
being One u the party heads nut never
would hold Office When part Of Queens
county was changed into Nassau he was
one Of the foremost movers in the cause.
In 1907 he lOst has wife and 'OIn that
tune has not been we'll Every Saturday
right while Congressman Cocks has been
in Washington he hes come home q
spend Sunday with hiE father but last
night he was detained and did not reaoh
here until tonight. too late 10 see his
father before be died The children are
Congressman " W Cocks who IL also
Theodore ROossvelt's mOuthpieCe for
Nassau county; Mrs George A. IhGyer
and = =. Hicks. an adopted -on.
The sun., 1910-06-13

ADVISED the State Department to-day
that the Investigation into the murder
Of Mrs. Porter Charlton. whose body vas
found In Lake Como several DAYS ago.
had 20 far produced no important develop
msnt. The inquiry. he said. WAa TtiIl
in progress. Mr.. Oaughy said Il was hiI
personal belief that Porter Charlton.
husband Oi the dead woman, had also
been murdered Lake Como. he aaid.
was being dragged by the Italian pOllcs
in the hope Of finding hia body.
Paul Charlton. law ofHoer Of the In
sular bureau Of the War Department.
who is Porter ChAFlton's father. has
recsived no information regarding the
tragedy except tho otioial dispatches
OF the State Department.. Mr.. Charlton
remained at his home to-day and d.
clned 20 receive pewspaper callers.
SAN FRANCtsco. Juns i7.-Austin Scott.
brother Of Mrs. Charlton. has been in
telegra phio communication with police
authorities in Italy since hS learned OF
his sisters murder
The theory that some admirsr Of my
sister followed her 10 Italy and killed her
is absurd. said Scott. The letters from
Neville Castle which were found with
her botdy Were written long ago and at
a time before my sisteF married Castle
They are directed 70 our Old family home
on Vallejo street. where We were living at
the time
The sun., 1910-06-13
FAREWELL TO orr CBIPEL.
TIE New church At west Polnt Academy
Dedicated Yesterday.

WEsT POINT. June " The new oads,
chapel was dedicated to-day and III.
csTemony ot bidding farewell 10 the old
chapel took place large crowd had
gathered on the green in front Of the old
chapel when a downpour of rain sent them
scurrying under the trsas. which Afforded
a poor shelter. and Il was with dropping
plumage that the thrOnEs of girls here fOr
graduation week iOurneyed 20 tho new
chapel for the dedication ceremonies
Cot " l. Soott and star wers grouped
On the old chapel steps behind Chaplain
Travera the cadets Standing with heads
uncovered 10 the dOwnpouF while the
Apostles Greed was read The farewell
ceremonies ~ the old chapel were cut
short on account ~ the rain and former
Chaplain Herbert Shipman did not make
his address 10 the cadets
The old chanel. which s Intimately
linked with West Point history. was built
10 iNl8 and will bs removed and rebuilt
ln the poet oemetery as a mOrtuary
Tbs new chapel stands nesting at the feet
oi old Fort Putnam and lOoka down upon
The academy from a height of ~ leet
ah0ve the plain The building Il ~ the
vsritcle EnGliah style and Ia nna n ths
most charming pieces of church archi-
lecture 10 Tie country.
The sun., 1910-06-13
WHITE SLAVES ron PIVIWt.
Parts PSilce Arrest Vrn sending Girls
There Go, ernment Places Promised

There asoNeruuieut Ftaces PROMISED.
.sprcs5i Cihs DssBI'fs 20 TINS SrN
PAEIs June y The police have tracked
a gang snEa god in the white slave trafiic.
with headquarters In PARIS and Panama
Two Spanards named Damiani and
Casalta we're arrested Recently at the
railway station A. they were accompany
ing four Young girls bound Tor ~ Ma
EAirs. where they intended 10 embark for
Colon
The girls had had situations promised
10 them With dreszmakers IN Panama
The youngest ~ 10 and the eldest q
Compromising documents were found on
the prisoners. who. ~ is learned worked
herr 10 supply girls Ia houses of 10 fame in
Panama
Other men. IL IL believed are still in
dncing women 10 go 90 Panama by saying
that they will find employment there under
the American Goverument They are
using the names u prominent Canal
oficiAls ~ references The same trade
II being carried on ~ Marseillez. Nigo and
Bordear1. all the victims being sent "a
Panama
The officials a. Colon keep a sharp look
out for these men bat IL II generally i'm
possible 70 capture them. ~ they pass
themselves "a a. French or spanish com
merCial agents
The sun., 1910-06-13
SRUELI TURNS on KERy
senator's FrleS'sis Resent Caadlda,s, In
InpporIed CharKe q Rrlher,


lNpIANAPoLIs. June ~ g-Tha Dam,
cratic leaders are greatly concerned ,y,.
disaHection In northern lndiana s,,,,.
the friends % senator Shivelv r., $
said TO he in revolt against John " -
because of his charges two vsars a..
and formally repealed ~ verai time. -.
that Shively was chosen Tor the Sa,,,.
in the Democratic caucus ihr,Y,,
bribery.
Kern charged that eight pan,--,,,
in the caucus were houRht bv -r.,r,- :.
and saloon keepers with a fund r,i,.t
tO defeat him for the caucus nNrnips,,,.
and that Shively vas the henef,lIrv NJ
this corruption
Since Ksrns nomination by me S,,,,
convention for the Senate S1,vsv,
friends and many northern lnhana
newspapers friendly 70 him have A..
manded that Kern make good ms charSs,
Or withdraw them and thus relieve Salvsl,
from the implied charge Of holdins l..
seat in the senate through bribery I,
10 said that the trip Of Tom TaRrart :.
Washington lastl week vas undertak.o
for the purpose n oonferring with Shlvsiv
and the Indiana Congressmen IN ~
subject and that the question vas nronsb,
up and discussed az the dinner a. rhi.h
TagEart entertained them.
kern. Il Ia understood. refused "a 70.
tract anything. hut has told those VI,
have approached him on the spbls-t
that he knows the men who betrayed MIN
but while convinced that they we're hrihsi
he cannot establish the fact IN cour,
some of the leaders think Kern viii loss
several DemoCratic counties IN northern
Indiana unless something can he dons
10 placate Shively, who i said ~ he vsry
sore
The sun., 1910-06-13
UNDERSTTDI FOR IRVING.
Hermann VeEin. Whs Has Just DIed.
Played Macbeth IN slr Henr,'s stead.

NANNWAae@ NHAAAa WV ~ @ANN nAE8s
Played Macbeth In slr HenFy's stead.
sDsad care Ds5Bsssh 10 THE Sux
LONDON Juns " Hermann Veuu. the
actor and teacher of slOcutlon. who was
born in Philadelphia March ?, is2s. died
Ia this city this afternoon lie had been
sick for eleven months but the end. which
was painless was sudden and unexpected
Hermann Venn was born in Philadel.
phia on March ,. ls2S. Of German paren. A..
tags His father. Charles Henri Vezin.
was q merchant HIS great great grand ..
mother. Mare Charlotte de Chatsauneuf
vas . we'll known French actress and was
grandmother Of Rouget DE- rIsle. who
wrote Ia Marssillaise
Hermann VeHn was graduated from the
University Of Pennsylvania and rece we'd
the N A. degree from H. He went 70
Berlin and then 20 London He made his
frst appearance on tho English stage AZ
ths Thsatrs Royal. York. on Easter Mon
dsy. isse Ne nsxt played a. souths,ap-
ton With Mrs NislDet IN London A
sugance. following thia engagement
WIN nNuNpFNs hfNeNgus NJ H4annr0
Mortimer. iOvAg NOrrdi and CLAUDE
MeiAOts IN ths provinces His first
appearance In London vas on Faster
Monday. 1852. ~ the Prinoaass Theatre.
"a Pembroke m King John. with Charles
kean, who cOmplimsnted him on HE
reading Of blank verse After this he
played Shaksspearian roles In the prov
inces and also made q trip 70 America
In 1859 he took the Surrey Theatre
London. for siK weeks opening in Mac
beth and receiving much encourage
ment. hs appsared alao a. Hdmtei. OihsllO
ShViock. RiHg John. louis NI and SIR
Giles OrsTrsdch He was married in Isss
70 Mrs Charles Young. a favOrits actress,
and appeared with her the following year
a. the Princsss's IN Donna Diana
Among the parts which hs created later
were TAe Nov OF Atris. DdHtei Dyues.
d. PnmrOas m -Olivia.- Sir Greg Dc
haiPa' IN The Rightful Heir and
CouHf CF7ci in Shellsys tragedy
In February. tsao Mr. VeEin took Sir
Henry lrvIngg place ~ the lycsum
Theatre. London. IN the famous revival
n Macbeth. when the latter was foroad
10 rest for q week Sir Henry acknOWl-
edgad the favor by presenting him with
4 diamond ring M addition 10 a liberal
rheck
During his later years he did much /.
tutoring ~ stage aspTants
The sun., 1910-06-13

20 try 10 compute their cost. When q
meat bill alone runs up 20 within . few
dollars lo.s than tsOOO Tor Just ono Wssk.
a. the Forepaugh 4 sells meat bill
ran last week for instance. you'll stop
talking about the high cost Of living and
pve the poor millionaire circus man a
chance 10 do some real hOllsring.
Despite thu rain it's impossible % keap
the performers "a the lota' when thaT
are not performing. And 10 the wet field
was spotted with color yesterday bright
green petticoats shimmering when skirts
were hiked high. a. the girls Of the Rooney
riders. the young ladies of the Alpine
family Of wire walkers. the blond Miss
Ortaney and the Avalon miaaea and others
hurried Acrosa the lot when the wagons
arrived. all peering through the tiny
windows Of small wagons 10 find their
PET dogs and care for them.
And when performers and canvRsmen
and horses and menAgarie inmates
especially the horses. which come first
had been fed the performers went back
10 their sleeping cars In the railroad yard
10 turn In and the lot was left 10 lone
watchmen standing beneath the fare
lights looking after things until the grand
street parade ssts Harlem by the ears
this morning
While the ForepSugh show vas setting
Harlem into ecstasy a smaller show, the
Williams circus. wRs making other kinds
OF excttement lver on the Jersey side Of
the Hudson yesterday afternoon. The
williams circus was on it, wav % the
West Shore ferry when the front axle Of
one Ot the animal wagons . tapped.
The heavy wagon toppled forward and
fell upon one Of the horses and killed u.
A. the body Of the wagon hit tho road
bed the sides split open, thereby liberat-
ing some lion and tiger cubs and several
monkeys
The breakdown happened a. Sixth street
and Broadway Wee, New York Near at
hand - the Palisade wOods and the jungle
babies soampered OF toward the trees
and underbHIsh during the eHcitement.
Visions Of lions and tigers coming 10
the back doors throughout the summer
Tor something 20 eat wasn't reaasuring
10 the West New York commuters. be-
cause even though they are only baby
lions and tigers nOW the commuters fig
ured that by the fall they would have
grown enough 90 make a sunset meeting
with one u them On the garden path bit
embarrassing.
u was nightfall before all the cubs and
monkeys were rounded up. Cowboys
from the Robins circus. showing at Pail
sades Park. got wind Of the menagsrie
delivery. Tigers are not in a coWboy's
line. bat the bronco busters uurnssi In 10
hslp the circus men round up the Wan-
dsrers. They beat up the underbrush
until the last lion and tiger had been cOr-
rallied. Whersupon the menagerie cap'n
spanked the larger tiger baby severely.
PLACED the wanderers back in the cage
and the show left West New Nork to
allmber In peace
The sun., 1910-06-13
DIED.

| BERR M June =, Frances wuHAms asavsi
vile ~ MILAN Berr
Funeral services Monday June iaar Y HhG
lats residence. ts3 Clinton av BFookru Re-
! Auvs, and friends inyited. Iuisruss pfv,is
~ Greenwood CemeterJ. Tuesday mornihg.
] |CALLENDFR suddenly. ~ ,earlst lever %
/ Suhdal. June =. 1910. Gsorre wilhuF. go
Of WuhAu ~ ahd susie Nilhur CaIentsr
To- me ,tth year Of his are
Notice Of funeral hereafter Alba1y pareT
please cop,
CHFSEBROuGH on SATURDAY June Z e. -
duu. England. of pneumania. Rabeft MaHvsl
edest son Of Robert Cbsssbf1ugh n M
taih year.
Funeral services win hs held a. me chBrrh y
~, Paul me Apostle. Columbus ~. ana -
a. on "Wednesday. June o. a. u oclca
N. Interment private.
HARRINGTON On Friday. June ~ Josu
HarrnGton. husband of Mar H,rringiaa
Funeral services a. Church ni 81 ynceni
ierrer. eath ~ and Lexington ~ NeE lES
On Monday. June a. ~ loo 4. .nisf'
msnt private kindly omit fOssr
THR SOCIETY ~ rHE FEIENDtf soss ~ ~
PATHtcU In ne riW Of New YORK annolnrH
Win deep regret the dsa'h Of josh HN'
HnEton on Frday June i0 1910 Msmbsf'
are respectfuIy requested 20 aUenf ~
hIEcral ssr,ires ~ Cfur,h Of " vihccHl
Fsrrcr. oih a. and Lexington A., On Moe
day. June "a. 1910. st loSoAN
WILLIAM TENFB EnNEr. rrsstr-t
WAHEFS LEsLIE Scrr,nr
HAYDOCK -.Un June ~. 1910. ~ her fssidsass
80 West aith II Caroline DclAno rid0H u
Charles z Hay In the s''b yeE Of
her age
Funeral private
HEAD On June y. 1910 Isabelle Hsad
Funeral from -THE FuNEhAL CHUEcH al-'e
West sd ~ FAANE 2. cAMrsEIL BLDdl
IRvING.-On June y. 1910. a. his rssiassea
Sunuysde, lrfngton m Hudson. T.
AisAander Duer irving IN bis s'th yen
SsTvioes on Tuesday. June H. q, lrtng'oa.@
arri, al Of the S5n A n rain fron Nss Not
NocUtLAGH On Frdsy. June io 1910 At ~
resideaee. ~ Easi ann - Wilntn MacI
lsrh. sEed ~ years.
Funeral services on Monday June "a hn
A N I bis iaio residsnes ln'sf1sh
private
MiDDLEBROOK On Triday June n. no q
NOHkera. y v Avn Eufa Warner utdgH .
} Henry Middiebroos and dauEh'sT ~ ~
late Wiiham Warner and Mere NJ NJ hH
PETER Roome warner. IN her s-d sea-
Funeral serires VII be he'd ~ her ias -
dencs. So Lamarune av Nonks-s m Tuei-
day afternoon a. N o'clack ln'sfmsn'
convenience of ths fnuiiy
MORRISON Suddcniy on Juns Y. i1'N ~
fssi 7Aih a.. Alics BuckIngham TiiSa
Ualiel " Morrisnn
Funeral notl-s later
PRICE Ga Friday. June N 1910 Edward -
snn Of ne late Reniam'u ana AnnA
Nhotuei rrirc In hi. "a yeaF
Funeral sericca AZ ne rcsidrnce of ~ ssua'
Mr.. Martin Wlilsis Brett. NJ N-st so ~
o. Monday June ~. 80 10 oc'orE
RiCh -SuddenB. % THURSDAY. June . -
Delta Augusta. wife ~ the ate Helnl
Trissri Nch. Funeral services ~ ~
rrtideace. i17 Cciisre sv.. Noun Nern'1
Y. On noHaay. June "a. on arrivaI y ~. -
taying Grand Central station 'W' y"
haven road. inieTment private.
WYATT On saiurdsy. June ~. lsi0 at
mouth Reach. y D. Mar Merritt Tis
Wliiiam Wyar
Funsrai s-ryiees 81 NJ churrh % {" ls1
ne iess. phnadeiphia. Pa. on Nsdnssa's
June a. ieln. 90 half pasi 20 o cioes
The sun., 1910-06-13
SHOWERS AT CHANTILLr.
Great FrcRch Race Day sDS he'd FrOm
the WOmeas Polnt % VleW.

t4N WNMANuN = rum ~ WV
SPECIAL Cabis DsfBficA 10 THH Sus
Pans. June y. showers spoiled the
fashionable race meeting to-day At Chan
eilly from the feminine point Of view.
Or du Rhin. with Woodland up. won the
classic PriH du Jockey Club.
Americans mustered In strong force.
among them being Mrs.. Robert Bacon.
Mrs n. EttlS6sld, Mrs. J. Livingstone
Mrs. A. l.. Richard. Mrs. Claus Sprecksls.
Mrs. ClArence DensmOrs. Mrs. p p
Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. Corey and Measrs.
J. Cutting. J. Mages. Spencer Eddy.
J. Page. J. X. Coldfelit. p L. RonaIds.
Frank Gould. Jay Gould. Jeass IsWiaOhn
y Hennsasy. n. Rossnfsld. c. Winthrop.
}. W Gatss. l.. v. Hardness. Egerton
Winthrop. Ogden 0Oslet and j. Stickney
The race for the PriK de Jockey club
az Chantilly was won by DreyfuA's Or
du Rhln Riviere's RSnard Bieu was
second and vanderbilt's Rsinhart third
The jockeys were Woodland. Halsey and
O'Neill
The raoe for the PriH des EtanEa was
won by Vandsrbilts Sir Peter ROuchsr =
Exigince was second and ChemeteTs
MoOot third The jockeys Wers O'Nein.
harthOloms and Childs
The sun., 1910-06-13
10 MARCH FOR ROOSEVELT.
From $4,000 10 $4,000 Hea Are IN
peeted 60 Ne IN Line.

NFNNANa ~ ~ " AaNAANa
Secretary Cosby Of the Roosevelt ~.
osption COMMITTEES estimates that between
rs ooo sad -. ooo p@rsons. comprising loo=l
and visiting organizations will be in line
along Fifth avenue next saturday after
noon at the time Of the parade. r. A. c.
Smith. chairman of the harbor display
committee. Duts tho number Of boats
at something over 100.
Many Of the organizations will be in uni
form or wear some insignia Of their order
and nearly all will have bands To each
organization comprising more than 100
persons a block has bean assigned on
Fifth avenue somewhere between Eighth
and Fifiy-ninth streets.
The Hamilton Club Of Chicago, under
the leadership Of John ~. Batfen. will
eend 100 members who will 90 down the
bav on the steamship Commodore and
later have q stand IN Fifth avenue The
Pittsburg Business Mems Association
Will sHnd s0O. marshalled by Col. A. r,
MOOre. Omaha will send a deleEation
and Philadelphia. Cincinnati and other
cities will add 10 the numbers. The
NeTTaSzanO League of Italian Societies
will turn out lietWeen 6.O0O and : 600 en-
thusiasta. and the Order Of the Sons OF
ateig " i~'"i H.h' ~ - VII 900 1lD more
To these will b. added a deleeation Of
Italians from Long Island Citv. The
United Hungarian Socieiias have asked
Tor piaces for .SD men and the
United swedish SOCieties have asked for
l.nD more. The BrOohl lvn League will
turn out between 100 aud 200. and the
Fifth Assembly District Republican Club
about an sven hundred. The Army and
Navv Union has asked Tor q placa for
bstween 90 and iO1. tho spanish War
Veterans. who ara n march. will turn
out about 2.O00 locally
representatives Of Governors will h.
On tho stand % the Battery. a. will the
lhovernora Who are present. personally
They viii also 90 down tho bav on one
o. the cutters 10 greet tho forniar Presi-
dent and be the Qiegts Of ths committee
during tho parafa.
The sun., 1910-06-13
TiME AVTL.PAPAL TURNOUT.
Only -Four thousand PAradeFs In ROme
Made u Gp In Hot TAlk.

~gfn1i CIb.s Dsfplich 70 THk SUN.
RONE. June THE anti-clsrical dem
onsiration which was postponed from
June s was held to-day at Trastsvere.
Four thousand Socialists. Republicans
and Radicals parAded after violent
speeches had been made. but they dis
persed without doing any harm.
The police and troops we're ready for
any emergency. but their services we're
not renuIred
The sun., 1910-06-13
RAN INTO PRINCESSS AUTO.
Paris Bankers skull I'M uFed IN Collision
IN the Bots De TsOuIOgne.

PaEIs. June I'm Halphen. = banker.
and ~ Roulina. q diamond merchant
while au,omObiling IN the Bois de Bou-
loRne to-day. ran into an auiomobile
belonging 20 the Princess de Ia Tour
d. d'Auvergne
N. Hslphen received injuries which
made trephininR Of his skull necessary
The others escaped with bruises.
The sun., 1910-06-13
THE PIONEER

This week eighteen yaaEs go the
Bond and MOrtSaes Guarantee Com
pany issued the ilrSt policy written IN
this country guaranteeing Ire payment
q Q mOFt6aae.
The success Of the Company proves
the correctness Of the principles under
Whieh lis business ls conducted and
the value which investors Of all
elasses place on the protection Of
llB guarantees.
No iHVssfOr has sVsV lest q dollar.
EO|NnUtAE 6uNNTr6
capAial 9 Surplus "a, 800. 600
ifs B'Wsy,hL IT'S Remssa ~ B1dyn
ano fa1loa q. Jamalca
The sun., 1910-06-13
M.ARRIED.

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Row.. June a. The correspondent
n THE SrN is authorized IN deny ID.
reported hitch m the appointment of
Bishop Lillis A. Coadjutor Rishop n Nan j..
sas City
he necessary bulls have already been
sent 10 America.