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PHONE SOI NDs or W. RIDER.
Police Reserves Arrive and Capture a
ceiling Nssaiiing Ape.

The telephone girl had " Ip.d "A r.ar from
'he las' page NJ Tn" Fatal Wedding
before she looked a. the clock -Four
O'Clock SUNDAY morning. she sighed
Tn" ~ mixing 81 "a light on IN. -wItchboarc
caught her eye NUMBER
For answer she heard a succession 81
thump- and hDTrItc screams Murder
a. ~ Williamsburg That's m" Broad
way Grill. she exclaimed plugging
Br.1oklvn police hsaduia-t"r. -Tni- :
m. Williamsburg "Nchang" and 'h"r... :
sonnet hing wrong - Si2 Broadway ~"
Cau near the Az fullest row through IA.
Telephone
Vernon avenBe station on IN. wire ana
Enrign' sent ih.. r..-..ry..- around TO m.
Broadway Crib There va. quiet m rho
plar. when the pOlic' got there InsId.
all seemed IN order Then came A sound
from ths. telephone booth ike lat
f.'.bi" expiring flop
Sweet heaven Look ~ that facet
exclaimed one Of hr men They Op.nod
he door and Out SpranR an excited liii i"
sp" which Immediately b.gHn hurdlIny
chandeliers. chnlr- and tables They
dIdn'i s"i he animal until hi collar
cham caught on - fabl'. leg
J VI Morris who owns III" plaza. was
found Us. said thai 'hs. property man
~ nearby thea'r" had got p"rini--ion
80 lock h" ape m fh'. Telephone booth
for the nigh' Tn" animal was ca-' for
part m an Oriental bazaar .carn EIr
no engagement had been finished and
he company hal g"n" m fDrgniTing fhe
four handed ariOr Nr Morris locked M
the property man Yesterday
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-05
TONG ~ mrs ~ G,I\.
T~o ~ the Four iIrrth-r> clan ~ho, In I
PrlI street u, Inv aIrT- From Mott

Ip gun men -Ippr-..I 'u n" - the.
~ long Tong invaded ;u- district II
..' f'ur BROTHERS last night and shot
.v ~ members one ~ The victims
.-~iv 20 die. neither If the ruark-m.-r
N.- raptur.d Nv tn. police OuoIE
''g VINO runs the little grocery -ung
81 P-li street. sat talking At .lte shop
'~r ~ with his brother. Qunng Dong
men Unknown To either "f the.
~..-.- entered and sad something
...- ought the brothers TO thar feet
---' 'rs VISITORS opened fire Nine shots
a. "r.-i md FIVE hIll"t. nit their mark
.E' ~ 'uarh-men Were 9on" IN tn. wink
%. ---
F.ar"uan Walsh. IN who's" beat the
-. 'r"r- do business picked them
.' 10" floor and summoned An am.
..'. QurnG Dong had TWO bullet
$50. .r|- 70 NJ back ON. ~ hi- forehead
.'. De. 10 hl- right arm. which h. had
%. 49, ACROSS hi- face for protection
* Eng mad a bullet IN his stomach
h.. g"r" taken to- III" Hudson street
.-..'tH
49, whit" men. X Grac-v ana
. I..r-irrd hvIuR smith 4 McN"ll'-
r. "-- -.t- hey war. standing across the
-'-'.' Nn~r rh"r heard IN" shots They
'..' r"f,r" IN" echo of I'M. shots
.t .t.i p"av IN. two mark-men. both
"... ~" long queues. dart"i uu'
.ri 'r.. corner ~ Mott street
.. 49,. f"vplvsr- both xix chamh"r..d
s-... ...ra - Th" Aoor Il N" grocery
'r-'" un"NT,Od"i shells w.r.
. r.'r twaiv" Chamb-r-
"..|.." '1'" ~ nIgh' arrested Charles
nun drynan ~ y VI OF street
..- nm 70 IN" hospital wh"r" the
..f T"u identified him a. on. ~
--.IIiur-. ~. had pistol when
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-05
DEMOCRAT ON SUPREME BENCH
JtIJ ~ \iNE IgHUtNN
i az NJ IOI ~ IOR THI ~ itT.
.uIG.r N>>n",atr Justice Vet to Pr An
pniuIrd o. Ia t'onr From, the Ga,t
chmann Ma To Have B-gn Mad.
>rri,itnr-t.-nrrai other Candidate,

80 .I'' .'"N. Dec President Taft
,'"i - callers HI ,nr"rrinn -,
.."- a lI"mocrar tp On" Il th"
D ,.... IN tho Nuur"rn" h-nch A. 'h,.
y stands r"-nirh' Frc.I"ri"L "
1870 4 - Louis may - named ~
... ..." Associate" .Ius ."~s The rrr-i-
.r.. hes announced his int"ntio ~ M
NJ lehman solicitor .t,rne-al
go "a" Ia" How'd " How.--.
appointment has not vel l-.n
Pc. .. .li ~. President has "untrnu,.d 10
...'aI Is of Mr. I"hmanr'~ .rr!al'f"I-
,....- ,... ID" supreme bench
V. Il'. va, pleased - find that the
,...,.-.i,u 1T Mr. .hmann for me bench
90. "Eh 'h" approval II progressive
t.. .I,r0~ and MANY Democrats In
,.- VI '-hmann i clas~~I -
0e,..r.' he lives IN IN" Eieh'h Judi
,t.. ..r'rI.' 80 which the President has
-. -..--.,' hl- dr-lr,. O., go for nu.. 1T IA"
~ .t-, lGs'Icc-
r... i.rt TAFT ~ II I,"I - ~" East Tor
'.. ra.g N--ncIata y s'i,'r and q - lud.r-
I. 'Ir NJ his furn-i his artantiou
.n. >", l"r~"v and - l""kins over avail.
. , -.r"rtai IN P"nn-vlvan,a Tnr
Z ....- q Judges GUmm"r" and sway =.
.. \.S l.r~"v. one" rrnu!n-urI. mon
: -... ar'' now lie. lare ~ w. .prAc. rra Nv
s--.-a'"i Two names II r"nn~vl:eula
.....'- .rr murn dI~'~l--.,,l toni. :hr g.
1851 .Nri"~ .Iudgn Joseph Burlington "
l0-'-.s-E 1T N" Ihiri t'rl.ru circuit
a-H J ,ig. IArn"- y Y"unl. init--d states
I--'-..' Iud:" for IN" Western Di~.~,"i
- Pennsylvania IIdGr iwInE j. - ~"
'--ri uf secretary kn"N
T. na- r"cnn" known That 'he President
,--v "Jch desired ro appoint senator
in.' th."i lu~tic" and would probably
J .-. appointed h'm in -plt" Of tho fact
-'t' NJ \"~ Work Legislature - Demo
'a'r ""r" senator Root Younger The
vh'ch vii bring him within four years Of
=. =. pruyti-d for retirement Tn"
s-'f"Ut 2. d"SIrOyI-. u i -,lIi If appoln'-
-: ,vu Assoc a'.' JUSTICES who are under
.. l"a-- ~ az Ex-senator John -
Srur."r Wu.Li h" considered a strong |
? .nna".l-v pv' for h- age.
l'' Ir"- G"u' vfll not -"ud ~. SUPREME. !
tr.~' rnmIIif ur- 20 tn senate h":o-. ,
>. "ud o' -. week and may yo>rpun. ,
'."-u UrtI ~" -.,ond v-."k uG ConE-.S -.
i. = giving ,"., careful cons derat on |
b. 'h' uouI1l IONS .'ui expects 20 consult |
ely wIfh senate. ird Representatives
with l.-'irL Err-t. and LAWYER. b.for.
ally ammo eng ~ chotc.
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~ ~ ~ NvIM HT
B~~rrt~d liu~baml rirrrr- Lung ~ Nan
Nho a'-n-urrsi Iti~ NIfr

paris Doc In" Norm reports
hat IL dIsi was fought Saturday might
rv IA" hgh' Of lanterns and auiOmohIl"
lamps Dn.. - m" comhatanf- was --Ti.
nu-l" wouni-d In" principals belonged
20 ia" theatrical world
ON" II 'h"m was VI Raucour' an "n-
manager. who's. wifi" deserted him
wear ago Ne overheard VI ham
payne. manager of minor 'h"air-
Speaking ofen-Ivelv abou' MIN" Ran.
court. who's" action he has alwav- re
gr-''"d and -mack"d his fsn. An Irnme-
GIs'" duel was arranged
In IA. second encounter RaucOurt :
sword p.--sd through one Of his oppo
r-nt'- lung
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-05
HEtsy S>OW ~ THE WEST
storm Covers Missouri. kansas ami Part
81 Illinois.

ST I.oTIS dec Tn" first snowstorm
of III" season and IN" heaviest in years
~ thIs time u wear Is falling roughou,
kansa-. Missouri and southern Illinois
tonight
In l~~s than ~" hours the SNOW vas
frr"" Ir"h"- deep On N" level ~ central
Missouri For over ~" months no rnin
had fallen nm that region and IN som. places
wheat thai mad h""n planted for weeks
had not sprnuted
II "T"r'"d clear and cold AT oklahoma
'I'y and other southeastern points to
night WHALE IN EASTERN 4 rSa n-aS and west
en- Tennessee j., IS cloudy. with indications
Ut Snow Th.. SNOW covering ~ Louis
H'r""fS remains unnsli.d Rain fell a.
Padp"ah nv and nth"- lower OHIO
VALLEY POINTS tonight
PETEESBr RG Va Do" TIE first
.now ~ ~" winter h"r" hogan Ia fall
'm- morning about ) o'clock and con
.uued for an hour The indications
,p-urghf are for NOR" snow
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-05
tPiRk HOWE tOR THE MIND
>anr,. Mother ~ >,lshaus. Nrrsin'
Hump Into \ny More Trees

warm stall IN the deer house has b..n
gwen ~ a f.rman"nt home "a old Nancy
N" mother "i all the nth~r nvlghau- in
IN" Central Park m-nager- Roaming
about m. paddock hruuRht trouble to
her. 40 III. cullid.d win trees and fences
on account Of her blindness
cataract ON the pupil ~ the eft eye
shut ~ vision On thar lid. and IN. sight
II IN" other "v" also failed Nancy has
been m IN" park for twenty years and was
" wears old when she cam. from rh,. East
Indies She had been here five years when
mat" Was imported for her ~. died
five years ago Their offspring wer.
twins
Nancy cannot Phil Holmes. her
k-"f~r hui her nos. - all right and she
knows thar there - something TO eat when
h. COMES around
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-05
WI " iRfHIST. mr. fRt>k
VA W." Tried To kiIi Former spanish
Minister Professor of Ideas.

10 IffFT fi|T - w ~
.... D", Franc 500 San MILAN
..- arr.'-'..d recently on -IspIclo n
..rd",l 10 shoot N-Mni-t.r II"
declared not 80 T." an an
.nrr -'at.mcnf- he has mad.
...'-. .ra' h." IL mentally unbalanced
." only a professor ~ ld"A-
t.. ,rty "I'h he "vIl- ~ human
.'' '..'- that - H. impossible" TO
|...l.... p" accept those
v ~ travelled on foot from
90 .u E,r...lnna H.. i.f' the la''"r
Hg-.. -." yDhc" S"r" lOok'ng Tor
.'r".'D.r with happenings there
~" ~ ar-.- ed one" on -uS-
a'e- y. ."a-"j
"E.i A''"mp' 20 a-=a--inate
,t "rrh hs- "aU-sd p sensation
I.- n = denied that Ss7
'arr .Tnrr''i with hi- Intended
no. hearing - tho ga" to-
..fs.-' ret" - cpUrr So or De Ia
.. hat n" wa not surprised
..I rlrr"r"i ~" attributed
.. 'u.' uanrnrgr 'ha' has bees. n
..'u-' Htu 10" = -.'nt,on II
... ..,.--
...,l.. n.. % 'u. evidence. hat
. .I.,. o"- .rrar lnru custody
'"i a.| ... 40 % uuur,r ~
I.."r. -.ur BOO Barcelona and
'. Httr t.. 'iI'F ." a'"uR"
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uIRrIr>> r,Lk ,r ~ uILrs.
Perfect WORT B~t~ zen French warsi,,Iss
W. Interference Al - NiIr-.

TorLuN D.o Experiments with q
wireless '-l"phnn" h"tw--n the bl''la.
ships Neri'.. and Justice showed that
commurIc8 top could ~" carried on per.
fectlv A. dI-tanc" ~ -IN'r-nne miles
When attempts Were mad. 20 inter
f"ra hy nearby wnr-hIp- emitting The
mos powerful "'h.Tic waves commun I.
ca'Ion remained excellent for dl-rsnCs
II eighteen miles
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~ rHOON ~ FEP> /tuRO i\GO.,
Disaster In the hliippinr> Man, Native
20 Bead: Loss &sIsD. sDapD

~H'.ii tt''r NssrH',h - THT >r>
MNNIIN Dee = \ great 'yphuDu has
overwhelmed IamboanEp
MANY natlVc- w.-r" killed and great
damage was dom.
Tn" larger uart of the wharvs7s We're
DESTROYED The Custom HOUSE WAS
wrecked and scores "f other bindings
Submerged ar RACED
Tn. property loss ~ m "Ncn..d sI,0 Osn
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81 CHINESE ~ BOND.
Bound far New Orleans y. irrw of .
nIaed Fruit Boat

Flf'v-"re Cinnamon arrived v"-terda-
10 'h. st"erag. Of IN. WEr. star liner
Cedric Uni"r bond. bound for New
ORLEANS cher" hey will h"com" s'nkerS
and sailors aboard . steamship 81 IN"
rn.tei FrIir 'ompsny gIvinE b'rwren
N-Y Orleans and IN" N.-t IniI-. Ihe
IhIr..-.. ~" srpplAnflnE 'n.' Italians and
NurH. gIan- m IN" British ships and
-hip- II Dih"r foreign naIIOnalIrI"s IN
N" frUf trade 8S hey ar" hard workers
and ar" content WIN "omparaiiv els
small pav In" group aboard IN" Cedric
q. IN" lnrg'.-r hat mas b''"r brought from
England Th"v usually drift INTO BRITISH
ports from ~" Far Fas' and arr shipped
fp im"rlrH for service On foreign ships
ru.,.liug hI.,n"r wages than 'h"v get ~
M. M, :" 'p h. Par EasI Most - them
~" -'u' here. 10. . ,iru 100 Bristol ! hsv
'ii .ail for N"t' orleans IN M"du"4da
hv ru" Morgan liner Mpuus
PR -TWINENTIS IHE FLORIDA HOI ~
h'inr fI' srd.' Line " " me standard TAiiNag
~ 'Hr Npuin Three crest 'r1ir 1ai'F IN n " 4,
J - anu y ~ "a. u som - -.ldp.
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'su--s Private fun-ra' iIkrh
sons wishes Requested u, Tcirgr ap
Boston Leaders Active H-forr 'h'
t,-aih Mas Made known News Re-
r-i,- 81 CaImi, in Al Conxr~s ation>
RnsroS. Dec Mr- Mary Baker
q Eddy who always insisted upon being
called tn. -Di-cover-r and Founder
of Christian Science. lied AT her fine
mansion on Beacon street in IN. Chest
NAT Hill part 81 IN. city Of Newton AZ
ii O'Clock is-t night aged ~ wears
Death wa- du. Ia an attack ~ pneumonia
from which she suffered about ten DAYS.
in IN. opinion 81 Medical Examiner George
I. West of Newton Centre. who was
called this afternoon and viewed the
body
Alfred Farlow chief press agent for tn"
church Of which Mrs Eddy was the head.
said this afternoon that IL was simply
case Of old age. but tonight after
being questioned by reporters h. said
that the medical examiner had put upon
the death certificate these words
Natural causes: the cont ributorv cause
being probably pneumonia
For NOR. than w--S Mr- Eddy had
been ailirg. or. A. \ Christian Scientist
wnId p'i' II. hal been an error Still.
ta.s tn. h..v ID
hives up ~ Friday when she took to her
bed and did not leave IL again On Thurs
dav III. transacted some business and went
ont for "A -horr driv. Dn FRIDAY morn
ing she arose al her usual hour and after
hu-yiug herself som. trm.. IA her study
began fo feel - weak tina, -hs went 10
bed Sh. failed steadily. but m prac-
ti-lng physician was called the member.
81 her household. most of whom ar.
Christian Scheme. healer giving her the
regular treatment Mr. Fhrlow -nid that
Mrs Eddy herself brought all her powers
Ia bear in AN effort rn hsal herself 10 Ia.
error
In" end was pea Ceful. according g. the
press agent. and ne said that Mrs Eddy
retained all her faculties up I" tn. last
moment He was unable To- saw n sh.
had carried on any conversation with
those about her shortly prior 10 her
death IL had never occurred /" hIrn
To- ASK the members Il tn. household
what her last words We're. bat n" prom
isad Ia do his utmost ro find oIi ia thu.
afternoon and he said h. would let ~.
newspaper men know Tonight lie ,-vI-
IDENTIFY failed to secure. permission from
the high authorities II the church To- gy"
out any details concerning Mr. Eddy,
last hours ar moments. for when h. met
the reporters tonight tn" only thing h"
had for them was the words upon rh.
death c.rtiicar.
Tn. sam. mystery which ha- en-
-hrorIded Mrs Eddy for years was thrown
about her end. Tn. undertaken was
ordered Ia keep mum and would not saw
a word excep, through Mr Farlow
anything could h- had ~ To
Mrs Fddy's last Illness and tn. news ~
r,r a..th WA. v,,hh.rd from, ,b,. ,,,,.I,,.
''' ''' '''' ~ ''' CIV" W.
'ih''' '"e''e h"'r- '''"F u "c'''rr"i-
CHURCH LEADERS vPRY RIsY
p,,w, ,h. Ia, b,r, .,1 ,h,
l''''''''' W Wv "'.''' '"'' 'U''''h
leaders "'r" extremely hN-v. what
about no on" could find ru' Mr. FarIow
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rEIvNIt FUNERAL LIKELY
A--,,.,... $780,, -.,.;,,,.
lay.l..-,,-., .,,., 49,,
,nti,nnr,or, ,,.,,I. a.. ,Lo,. ,,lI h.,
s'rirt!v private and mo- rp. o,I,..d. Of tn.
'n"'nh"r- ~ Mrs Eddy : household. such
'i'''""',7 Oh h"r family a. CON" her" and
IT," "' 'h" leaders ~ the church VAL ''
p"''h't'"" y" h'-ad 80 - Jew 'bs "oI7
II" reporters snd"hN"r"I 10 'nd.'" VIZ
td'''N ~ $50 =" i''i'h.~-'pn to- Ocs II
th''' hlilh'r :" book a. "a" fac. 'nI' h"
rSPr-S>'-i "o'Ihi> Ahp'' N.- ab..i;Y VA this
Hr"'t"n an" - -" 'f"'..:s ''""ting
MN hun Ii" I'd Lot '"'-r - - = vas
po'n'"h "1t v" he p'~N~ 'S"t' 'ha' enc.
mI"S ~ hf'S'an N"ien'' would -pT thar
Mrs f'l'f H'1d '-'''i i"hh Tor N"lr~ and
nat ~" '"'h" T1N mar ~ son" H'' elsie
10 ms y" '"i'i''h
10" '"''' S"'' ~ say
IN" announcement on MIS- fdiE "ud
Was mad" at ~" clos" "i 'h' reg .'i' -'r-
We. "a 'n,. -hrlSt an ~,l"uo" l"rIpi,.
tins r.r.uoon AMI 20 ,h,. u.vs,lu.~- +,
T,.ur r,ir,,t..s b.t,r. ,t.. -,pyrauIr,,t,
.I D.. 81. t.l .,,,,.,,,,,.,,I :, 49,.
49,. =.
~" ~F'I'''N N"'" 81 ~ 81 ~ ~ ''''' 49,
il''hhE hI'' an press hH"H'@ "N''' 90"
Ut h"i''rg -" announcement ~ Som"
one else ~" also sent isIua'"h"- 20 h'S
CORES pnud.i.t IA each sat" -I"r.. fa..r.
:. . Christian S,..r.... ,Lur,E
."$p' 20 FNtNI IN MpfHFN 'hIRt "
~ IN" Mother 'hHr'n '."r" "aS "a"
iS'ih. arg" congregation IA" regular
>"r'''" vas gone 'hr"hEn WIN. IHdSr
, mora Nr''. tt~' -""'"t ana MIS-
LEAN" Powers second '"'d"r readnE
me sermon. III" III" u N"''h wa" '"od.
Ia" o"!E tL"s" ana orator ," ser
vac" away" closes WAN = hymn u" T"hH-
80 ,I..,..,..I.,, -
ing the. i,-n.,itr'Ion .Iudg, smith sad
i shall now read part ~ a letter wr,--
ten ~ Dur r"v-r,-d leader and ~
printed Un paE. Ia If miscellaneous
Writing. II was
NJ, RtI.vtn Srr.rr,r. Sny may r.
IuohIng 10 see. me, IN my accustomed rl,...
with V"l hur thiN Won must no longer .x-
pee When | retired from IA. Held or labor
~ Wa a departure. ~"'i'ilN. puhli"lv and
'",N' 'r"'" W" F".'''h" ~ ~"'h inA'"r'a'
.,'',',..' '''" Wv.
lii u,,h Van, ,,, "a. ,.Id ,,r n,.,i. -,
forward marches nrn,d.- and btyb.-
yt.,,. ,,t ,,,p 49,, I,s.. I'm, ,,, a., al f,II,,,
All nu, .,.,,,.,,,. .In..rd b,. ,,,..,, =, en-,
,b.,I,,. ,i,-,.,t,, s,.,,,...,
N,,i can ,,.l ,i,rro r,. ,-,,.,n.,, nm .inc. va,
hay. IN ms. Ia, r.,t-.,t c,t,t,n, ~ -s,,,,,.,
~ W NV % ~ so ~, ~" VI "'"''"
Judge smith added
Although 'h'-- INES wer" written
wears ago. they are true today and will
cont Iru., 10 lie. trvIa Bu' IL has hecon..
,ny duty :, announce. rha, Nrs IJ1,,
,,ass.,I ,r,, ,,,- s;,,h, Ia, ii,
-.
iAo' W. d. ""' '"''' on
he-th"' MN
NEWS RECEIVED c.IuIy
Judg" Smnh read without trace at
IN ms voice land when h" came
to the. lasf paragraph saving thai Mr.
Ed,iy had died there. were. few indication.
IN ,b. ,,nyr.ra,ior ,h,t any apr,rr,..-
80, -, =, .,..,,.,,,.,,. r.. -, -,
',,,, =. '''', '''''''
"N Nv" was INV" WI" '"""''"3-' -h'h
a. an -ttrh''-'- ar" 'auEh' !" show, huf
Orr" dnd here, a. m" wor~hlpp"r- left
he -dIhc.. I"lr- wer" vI-Ibl. ana groups
~ a few ,.opl.. each stood around rb..
-.... l.-....,..-..,.. ,,,.,I,. - ~ -.
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rHE f"I>E>Tr, IHE rL"RIpa Ho' ~

h'nr fHI sud.' Line " " me standard fsttNas
n''Hs south Three gr-si 'r1ir.dai'} rDiSA "
d, anu gJJP - BpAs. SON 81 .idp.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

he paired and o. some 81 which he re-
rt"d hat b" did not know. Ho also
presented each OF the visitors with a
copy uf Tn. Life ~ Mary Raksr Eddy.
of which Sibyi Wilbur - ,ha author The
book ~Ils issued about ths time another
biography of the Christian Scienos leader
WAS haing pIbllshsi In serial torm by u
magazine and " A. pot QUITO Offset that
work I, Eaul III" i.srsonal Endorsement
by G-~. Eddy and :hs Church officials
and contains many Hnn.. ahictons 10 the
magazine biography
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IN Do" wav he. ~ this time, and h. Will
NOV 49, mo-, face, h..yOnd a doubt.
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nE,rHfR F0R rms wEFk.
Rain and snow ro-niSht ar To-morro~
and u hansr To Low rr Temperature

WhsHINGroN. lie" Tn. Weather
Bureau ISSUED he following hulet,n t.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1910-07-02
ACorner I'm Ancestors
NJ core Family
Copyright by Mcclure Syndicate,
BY ELEANOR LEXINGTON

United States senator Andrew had
a romantic history if we could only
linger over IT, 1t began by his be.
ing cast away upon a desert isle, but
just like novel # all came out right,
and he was among the first to Shout
der arms in 70
The Moores have always been to
the fore in North Carolina. Alfred.
Judge of the supreme court, who died
In 1910, WAS revolutionary patriot,
who sacrificed large fortune for the
cause He served in the army with
the rank Of captain
Az his death he was possessed Of a
considerable estate Bartholomew
Figures Moore was called the father of
the Ninth Carolina bar.
In South Carolina the Moores had
grant of 2,l0O acres, near Charleston.
on Fosters creek, or to give IL its
Indian name-Appee.be creek. Boo
chaw-cc and WepcRsaw were names
of estates belonging to the Moores,
One of the founders of the family
in Pennsylvania was John Moore.
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the land. All the correspondence
passed through her hands. She opened
all letters addressed to the company
The first letter from Ferris had
been a jubilant announcement OF the
discovery Of coal on his land. In that
frank way which people unused to the
ways Of the world have Of mixing per
sonai affairs and business he told how
long he had been hoping to find some
thing under his farm, as he never
could get It to grow much on top.
There had been some correspond
ence, and in each letter young Ferris
naively revealed something Of his
home, his family, himself. B!ker and
the Junior made much sport over these
personal things In his letter, but they
were not funny TO Miss Ing'e She
saw instead a frank, generous young
man struggling against odds to make
n living on the poor soil for his or
phaned younger brothers and sisters.
She could even see the weatherbeat-
en-, Imprinted farmhouse and the
bleak. unproductive fields She saw
the great tumult OF excitement In the
little family when the coal was found,
saw the fame Of hope leap up in the
young mans face-and now he was to
be cheated out Of It.
The reply came on Friday. The
stenographer' hands trembled as she
opened it. She was glad no one else
was In the office The letter said In
part:
Il was powerfully disappointed by
your letter. had hoped-but ! guess
a fellow is alwas hoping things that
won't happen. don't care much for
myself. but was real anxious &c send
all the klds-there are four besides
me-away to school. | guess If that Is
the best you can do, I'll have to take
II | owe twenty dollars an acre on
Il and can't never make 1t farming It,
yours regpt. Willard Ferris"
Miss Ingle gulped down lump IN
her throat and reached for her hand
kerchief just as Biker came in.
Mr.. Biker," she said. q want to
resign this morning
Stepographers were easy to get, and
he let her 90 without question. She
took her coat-far TOO thin for the raw
i February day-and hurried out Poor
fellow. poor dear fellow" sAs saiS.
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Freeman Family

Freeman Is a name which speaks
for Itself, as far as It's significance Is
concerned. He who assumed it as n
surname. was a frceman-liber mono
John lie Freeman, say, and not John
lie Blonde
Frewoman and Frcwif, or Frcnife.
are forms found in ancient records.
The name is of good old Anglo Saxon
derivation. Variations are lie Ere
mans, Fremund and Frcmond, also
Franchome and F'raunchommc, which
look Ike very distant cousins indeed.
Fireman and Fireman ar" of FIRE
quent occurrence IN colonial records.
Old seats of the family are Faw-
ley Court IIcnley-uponThamcs, OK
ford and the Frcemans have lived at
Yorkshire, and Shakcspcare's home,
STatford-upon-Ayon, since time was.
The great history Of The Morse.
man Conquest was written by the
historian Of the family Edward FREQ
man one Thomas Freeman "sct up
for a poet" and was a friend OF
Shakcspoare's Mrs Freeman" was
the duchess Of Marllorough'a alias,
"heH in intimate correspo with
her royal mistress. Quoou Anne. whom
She addressed as Mrs Morley"
Edmund or Edmond Freeman came
over in the Abigail 1875, with sons
and daughters, ana lived first at
Lynn or helped TO settle r. Samuel,
who came over In GOV Wiu'hrops
feet, was a proprietor Of Wa'crlo%n,
and is called a brother Of Edmund
who had the foresight to provide him
self with 'platoarmor" IIa would
show those Indians something Of the
science Of war. The armOr, 20 pieces
in all, was soon presented to the col
oay, and IS probably stiIl treasured as
q relic.
The Frccmans have been conepicu.
Gus as founders Of towns IN the
records Of the first church Of Newark,
\ j., stephen IS mentioned as "of
tine company from Mufo'd. Conn, f.
settling "a town on The Paasaic" One
81 the DroIsletors Of Syracuse, g. 7.
was Joshua born In Duchess county
He f. called the man above an g.h
cps nHo promoted he growth Of ssHa
ra ne died IL Eorth Carolina d.
Among IMMIGRANT ancestors N.
.ay mention Een rrnaloa t'
man, b1 come f,oM Holland ~ #a#
unHaU= D saa lufi,#a ud anI tom
M England #ha tradition g..di. s
,.l.. Is t.at Z. nre ot.r ia I7a5