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man " ,Vtc,Nr Tor.
l.Adrd-s Meme, tssRr aBd a RinG Nt.-IaK
but D~ath NppaF-ntIN Natural

The police of the Liberty avenue STA
ton. Brooklyn. we're invest eating asst
night the death of James Laird. ~ wears
Old. IT ASHFORD -trss.t and H.geman ave-
nue.. carpsnt.T who was found dead
Nv church Roerl- n vacant lot ~ Hex--
man avenue and ts,-~x -fr,-.t v...tsrsiay
morning
Although there was M evidences that
10 man had come "a ms death IN an IN
natural manner Can't. Rsiinelz u ih~
l.iber-v avenue station ana relatives ~
the man we're made SUSPICIOUS nv the
1n-~nss- from the Dodv ~ money winch
he rarr'ed when ne left ms hotns At
% riOck on Saturday night when Ne was
last --~n alive by ms wife and other mem
hers ~ ne family 4 gold ring vas also
missing from ms hand However IN ne
opinion Of DR. Charles WIesf Coroner =
uhysician. VINO examined the nodv rts.ath
vas probably caused nv n@aTt trouble.
~everal women IN their wav 20 SERVICES
az ~ GabreIs church. New Lot. avenue
ana Ian wood street noticed tho nosfv and
report that ne mad heen murdered
rauss,f much axCtem-nt The bosiy was
taken 70 The Lhsr'y avenue station and
ia'sr 70 his home
IN saturday night. after Lard had
returned from work and tunnel most of
ms week nav pver TO his wife 10 started
Ou' 20 visit friends HIS wife ild not go.
MN again
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MURDER WHILE GIRLS PLAYED.
warta eias~Ua'a I've tssart~rs shSt rs
IRNei~sssRr 1oS Vl~tt~r~.

Two little girls PLAYING IN the doorstep
~ % Attorney street Yesterday afternoon
saw a hand Of Young men come down the
stre@t VINO seemed anxious 20 find a cer-
tain Polish woman The young men went
into 81. two story dwelling with an
attic. The girls went On playing.
Then Suddenly the boys none was more
than ~ wears old--casn- running out ana
-tart.ad ~ down the street Sarah Grief
h.arvI one Of th1m call out: Hurry un
the corner. and then they separated ana
vanished. 4 minute or two later a Pols.
came Out of - and made has Wav toward
the D-sansey street police station. a..
was IN has shirt sl-eves and -s.~tns-d 10 ~.
ssck. After hun came n Polish woman
Presently a Policeman came br-athle-.
ana wrDt intO ~.
III. ran uD th.. two fights Of stairs To
the aiiis'. aud thew he found "A man living
lie had a had wound in his abdomen
The policeman. Alien. called an anhu-
lance from Gouvsrnesr Hospital. An
hour later the man died.
The hatle~- woman told the poiic,-
that slle was a s1ugie woman living az IS
Attorney street With hsr two hoartiprz
Nicolo Gingolia and Co-ima Baltic. Her
own name vas Mara AliS@na They were
oil Polish Catholics. she said.
Two Or thre~ times sInc~ they moved
q month ago into th.s, two room attic
they ha0 had troul,le With boya Of the
neighborhoOd VINO cane aud thumpad
Yn the door ana oAlled her names Yes
kerSiay afternoon eight Of them beat their
way into tho room and todd Nicoto and
Costma tO go out after "A can % beer
Nobody went. - the boys went to play
ing craps IN rhe Moor
CosiEna grabbed one Of She Young men
aad told him h~ would have 20 ret ouv
The others drew revolvers and began TO
shoot. Cosima fell tn the floor h,f,
Nicolo. although shot. was able tn follow
the boys downstairs and make goY me
police station. IL was Cosima who died
The surgeons found a bullet in Nicoio'.
shoulder and another IN his thigh. tie
- IN q serious condition.
The little girls cOIldn't give q vePv good
description Of the boys They said thai
two Of them wore blue and two gray. and
nat they we're nretty sure that some ~
hem lived in Ridgp street The police
say that the two boarders Of Maria
Aitsena didn't Get along very well to-
esther
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DR. BL tCk no ~ DElD.
Ne ~hss Chums wife ant Him-~H WHEN
one R~Sp@~st To FIepe.

PrrrsBrHG. April - Or Marx W
Blacs burn. who on Npril ~ tried 90 Kill
Mrs Violet Getty. Nif. ~ MIA best friend.
Or v Getty and Sho afterw ard
shot hin~-if. died 81 tho Homeopathic
Hospital here to-day
Mrs. G~vry vas discharged from q
hospital four days ago ana SiII live
Dr Hark burn ami DY Getty were
chum- but rivals for the hand 81 Mrs
'~gty some wears ago when thew we're
both IN the same class AZ srhooi GETTY
Won. bF' this Appeared ~ max no differ
snc~ N the friendship NJ the two men
until April "a. whsn Dr Rlackbur meet
ing Mrs Getty m the street in pittshurG
accompanied her 20 her mothers home
and there shot her when she refused to
elOps with him
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QCIET DAY FSR ROOSEVELr,
lIe signs PhSts9raUh Tor Pauline Chan'
l.anrheea Win ". Iusserana.


Special Caois Dsrpafcass 70 THE SUS
PAHis. April :s-Ths fret item on
Col Roosevslt's SUNDAY programme was
ms reception OF Miss Pauline Ch&s~. the
.ctr~-= who came here To receive ms
Autographed photograph 20 bs sold ar
rms. ,csor's Fund Fair IN New York. The
next VA. tn attend the service ~ the
american church in the Rue De beTri
where. accompanied by Anba=~acior
Racpn. he Vas r~c~iv~d ~ the paStor
and COnsul-I;snersl Mason. He heard
a SERMON ON the virtues Ut being a good
Christian.
leaving the church. Col. Roosevelt
IN the WRv 20 has automobile was mobbed
by admirers IN the way thai II familiar
20 King Edward and other monarrhs
on { err travels In The woods of La
Libsrts he Was the nh eCt Of warm mani
T--tation- of sympathy nv Young misses.
who cried. -Niv- Ro"s-v.lt,- and -Nive 10
President
Mr. Roosevelt. Miss Ethel Roosevelt
and Miss arrow. Mrs.. Roosavelt's SISTER.
attended service az N. American church
n the Avenue "a Alma. The entire Rnsss'-
welt party took luncheon with N. Jus
--rand. French Ambassador TAI the UnIt e'i
STATES.
In the afternoon col. Roosevelt went
TO the salon 20 $50 the work of George
Gray Barnard. the american sculptor,
on @xhihition there. Mrs. Roosevelt and
her daughter visited the picture g1llerT--
u the louvre.
IL was a dui-, day for Col Roosevelt
tie had ASKED for y.
LONDON. April -. 1t is.@'atsd thar Mr.
Roosevelt will v,s,t and receive d-Er-~s
from the universities Of cambridge and
oxford
Mr. Roosevelt has accepted an offer
from the Cambridge Union - ne made
an honorary member u the society. He
will not he the first American admitted,
for tn. name ~ Oliver Wendell Holmes
comes early IN the list Uf Honorary mem
b-r-. which Ia a short one IN. union
began the interchange % privileges with
the Harvard University CniOn last term.
for which reason the admission q Mr..
Roosevelt as a graduate " Harvard -
rsgITyisd as has ply timed.
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>0,,,TI>T PIRtDE pLiNs.
, niaas 10 .IuIn n = Mas W~-tI1x IN Ri~a
~sItFzrr sn SATURDAY.

The .Jmmitt.-. IA charge of the - Rh'
hour ARABS. 81 the Socialists and fhs,
49, >i,l. trade gnIons and Socialisf ciub-
next saturday rompieJ~d Yesterday their
arrangements tor the demonstration
The sSp- alisf- AL over the world are sup
posed 20 celebrate Nav 1 az an nterua-
,,onal labor day. sut A. Nav falls ON
SUNDAY The ,iay will be celebrated IN tins
city on SATURDAY.
Some of rhe organizat ons which will
he. IN line will meet az the I-abor Temple
Eighty fourth street and Serond avsntle
before the march. These will include
four Inions u carpenters and ioinevs
unions ~ wood carvsrs. harh@rs and
mAchinists and q number 81 Hungarian
sociesiee
Another contingent consisting ~ the
intercollegiate and interhlgh school So
cialisf -ociesie~. the Irish Soc'aliss Fedora
ton. representatives Of cooperative ao-
ci~tiss With floats. designations from the
Socialist bodiies Of Brooklyn and New
Jersey the Socialist parry members.
including the women Socialists. ana a
number " UNIONS and slnRing soeeties
will meet on East and West Sxty-fir-e
and sixty second strS'ets IN the vicinsy
Of Firth avenue
The organizations winch NEST in the
Labor Temple will JON the unions at
~ xty-first and SNty-s~cond streets 1T
about SD p ". Meantime a number o.
the downtown unions will meet az Rutgers
the principal Fast side stre~ts 10 Union
square. whsre they Will ne joined by the
uptown paraSers. There a mas meeting
will be hsld
Among the parad~r- will ~ several
Thousand bakers and others who have
made demands 70 20 into .-'fect on Nav >
and To b- enforced by strikes Il they ar~
refused
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FIFTEEN ORPH ,NS. Ar LOSr.
HsrSnN ~SskeSs ne~psnstble fsS tine Das-
tre~s sf Nsl.s .B@srpaalne kahn.

Miss Josephine Kahn. . charity worker
connected with the H@bg~W ShsItsrink
Guardian Soci.ty az IsOth strsst and
broadway. took fifteen orphans up to
rhe Bronx Zoo Yesterday afternoon.
The monkey houss Immediately proved
an ov-rpow~rinG alhIrsmsnt. II wAs
finally decided Ia s@sk fresh woods in the
dir~ctIon of the botanical gAriens. bus
ON a numbering of no~~s the ownsrS of
two were found missing They wers
tEnatz Rosenberg and Juseph SchwArtz.
Miss Kahn deliberatsd and decided To
divide her charges into xroup~ and send
them nat ~ search parties She waited
ON bench for half an hour. AZ the end
IL that time not . single nose returned.
The Young woman went with her wos Ia
Curator DitmAFs and he set keepers To
watch the gates AMI 90 through ths
PARK
One ke~p-r. on kiAr'i in the monkey
HOUSE. saw two small boys glide in that
answered To the description gwen Nv Miss
Kahn. He decid-d 70 await Developments.
The first rwo were joined by thr~s more
and finally all iift-.n % the -h-lt'-r-i and
guarded wer~ lined mp IN front Il the most
thickly populated cAgr IN a stats II de-
li7uus JOY Miss Kahn was notified and
gathering h~r dock into the subw Az she
lsd them - ISOth street ami BROADWAY.
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TNVENrS FORGERy CONFESSION
Dstusiesl CI~rk Trala the PwlIre zee GSt
Sl0Wss0 Frasn Carnegie Trust 60.


young man. has brother and a friend
vent 20 the detective bureau az Police
Headquarters last nj srht with a story about
a forgery ~ . cheek for $40 UO on "a. Car
nsgi. Trust Company Tn. Young man
Na- G..orz. Falt.rman ~ asi Tenth ave-
nue. a clerk m tho Insurance ONCE ~
Mclean. StsnsOn q Co. al ~ cedar street
Alderman Herman W Bcvsr told IIe,it.
Funston that the young raan- mother
had asked him tn -tralgtSsn things nut
Faltsrman had told her that last Friday
he. saRnsd tbs. name ~ G. r. Ring y "a.
20 "A Chsck for SI0tEsb and got money IN
q from the Carnegie Trust Company
Falt-rrnAn tIssSi ~ work for Ring a Co
whu do an insurance business at - Cssiar
street
Fisherman told Lieut. Funston that he
had hs.s.n ia the teal with two others
and that thsv were "a divide up THIS morn
ing lie was ~ get sttsD and Tn. rp.-
ualnd.-F WAS ~ h- split '-,J'ialy b-tw~~n
he twO others
The Young man -sa~msi 81 nervous that
i4euf Funston took HIM ASIDE and had a
talk with htm. To the lieutenant ~
-aid that the story vas a fabrication
amt that u had be-n a sort ~ a night
MARI to him for 'wo dAvs He SAD thar
Ne had h---n drinking too much ami that
there N&-n anything m the story after
all
Lieut. Funston sent him 20 night court
under charge of Lieut. Bowie Alderman
B~vsT and ais brother went along MAgss-
rrate Herbert sent nam 10 B~llevIe Hospi-
4 al for five tAvz grammar N tho
psyrhopathic ward
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DROP> HIsGIN. TIRE .OES arr.
s1slsi0a tIsSa 80 Ns'rtsirWi. tIrtRss q rev q
ansl a ~ arm &C Pallep

I"un Glorio. ~ years old. Of rs Mott
street tIru'i ,nto Grand -tr---t from
Mulberry on hI- ufCycis Yesterday Just
an emergency autSmul,,h ~ the on b
-oiIiats-i Gas company reached th..
corner. KOing east lie vas struck Nv
The machine aHd thrown from his Nhs..-i
" he fell "A Oa.issi revolver droppssi from
hI- Tsss s,s-i
tir. on the automobile .xploda,t
at the same time with a NOISE that brought
crowd 'hat thought II scented q gun
nght Detectives ran from HeaCiutlarf~r.
half a al oh away, and m. reserves were
call'.i from the Mulberry street Ratiun
When Policeman Krama pushed his wAy
through the crowd 20 tiiorio he was inst
putting the revolver back In his pock..'
After having his cuts dr-asesi he was
locket up Tor carrying cnnc-a5ed weapons
The chauffeur John Fov - 52O VEST
Fiftirth street. was arr~stsi On a charge
Ut assault
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va WORD fro. Ln<T Roi
. saErr-.uan NkrN's saa WRs DlsAg,-
p-arv,i ErsOs, TRAIN -tM MI,-InE.

WAsHISGruS April rt-No wur,i ha~
hs-n received t.-,iay from Rlruw-il
Aiken. Nho disappeared .nv-t-riuu-,v
from a Southrrn Railway tram at Ri,u-
mond Thursday morning. althOIEa nis
father Representative Aiken uf south
Carolina. has been pressing rhs ssarrh
with vSxor and the polio~ in Virginia Mary
and and South Carolina hav. been work
ing 0n the oa-- Young Aiken - ~ years
Old. In company with has fathsf --rra-
tary Mr Bradley. he started from Wash
ington for AbOeyvills. = e.. "Wednesday
night Mr. Bradley occ7Ipied a lower
berth IN .iespsr ami Young Aiken the
upper berth. The absence u the how
was not noticed by Bradley until the
train reached Richmond BY the time
the train rot to Petersburg Bradley was
convinced that Aiken was not aboard ana
hurried hack IN Richmond where ne Ash I'd
the AID oG the police and wired % the
boys fat her here.
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TEIS Saloon WASN'T closed.
IN o. an italian Q. stasSed to Death and
I'VE ARE H~andrd

Thew vas a shooting and stahbing
miHup N the rear room OF a saloon at
T2s East ~ sth street. Tbs Bronx. yester-
day which caused the death oT oae
Italian and the serious hurt of two
others
Stsfano Maria. a baker. Of mas Holland
lvsnus. went into the hack room With
Frank Gras~o u W. Fast 22sth street
There mad b-en a quarrel betws~n Mara
and salvatore Sicoco. a nephew Of the
saloon Seep~r John ID Mattio. II was
r~newe,t Yesterday and Mara attarked
SlcocO with razor cutting him IN the
right arm and shoulder and on the hack
Their vas a loud cutlery amt AK shots
S,.r- tiT,-t Policeman Edward Mcdonald
found MARIA IA the arms ~ Ninc-nzo I'm
rTando - 1SsS Holland av~nu- Who -aisi
lac wa- h-ipInR Maria hom- Trnanco
had a revolver with AK empty she'll. IN
his Iis,rk-t lie SAID II b..lOnsg,.d Ia ID
hattio. Sho had a-k--,i him ~ hisi.. 90
Mcdonald arrested ~ Alattio
~ Maria dis-t --,un after reaching
tur'than Hospital the rharKs. against
ID NbArtiu SsIs made hotngs'td- rrlmanfo
N'Is h.-sd a. material N''n.-~ Gras~a
va 'ak--u u the hospital with a bullet
Nound u 'h- ught hap ami Sic,s.u s.ut
uuW'' 20 - 'r'sst"d Tor ms r'It-.
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BRE ans AVIATION RECORDS.
Charles ~ Hamsltaa tsets 20 auicke -
ami Win uhsster run.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. April - At the
san Antonio aviation meet this morning
Charles X Hamilton. the only one to
attempt flights owing To the high wind
lowered two worlds records He mAds
9 start Ia J = Seconds. lowering tn. r-curd
nAsi. saturday here by Glenn X Curtis
That record vas IS ss.cond~
tn. machine left the ground a. 70 fe~,
the previous worlds record made a. La
Ans-l.'- by Curtis~ being ~ feet.
Hamilton will Get a gold cup offered
nv the management for breaking a
eorid record
The wind was blowing a gale and tn.
Iviator- were lnd.cldsd about attempt
Ing flights. believing that u vas too dan
<-rous Despite this fact Hamilton de-
cidsd 10 attempt a. he made three AZ
c-nslons. TN the first he lowered the
Norld'- time record for a start and on
the third lowered th.. World distance req
ort on making a start.
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HER RETROTHED ~ IMERIC
Naples Police Examine IetSers 90 NI,,
Estella n-si-DeaEn GRexplam@d.

Estella nesa-DeaSn URexplan@d
!SpsrtsI cane DssrascA - Tvs srS
NAPLES. April 2tThe body 81 the gi-i
found drowned on the Porto, coass ve.-
tsrriav has be~n identified positivslv
by the owner OF thu Hotel Costello a
hat of Miss Fstalla Red. an Amercan
He saws that she had bSen Saving a.
the hotel since April She spent nnurh ~
her time playing with ms children sorn~-
times she took long walks alone and nd
not return until late a. night. Appar-
entity she had no friends hsrn
The police are conducting a secret n
vestigAtion into her death. They found
IN her rom many letters from a man n
America. who was apparently be,roshe-i
20 Miss Reed. They also found ho-ai
halls showing that she had been IN italy
for more than a year. she had a hank
account of AFRO { sSo.
n 10 stated that Miss Rad belnnrat
20 ConnectiCut. from winch state he-
hsthrothsds correspondence - data+
Other corrs~rondence with an English
friend N Canada was also found n her
room.
The only garments IN the hodv wa-a
fine underciothing On tho feet were
mountaineering shoes There was a gold
chain with a lockst around the neck
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PRIzEFIGRT BLOW FIraL.
NAV Lans,s D~ath CaussSI ~ Drubslss
Ne Get IN the ming.

BosToS. Ap@tl 7s-Aesdical Examiner
Leary has performed an autopsy upon
the hody ~ Mar Landy ths young pugil-
lot vino was found dead IN bed Yesterday
morning following q bout IN Brockson on
Friday night and says thss death Was
primarily due 90 blyws ne received IN the
ring
Death was duo 10 aaphyxiatiOn. SAID
Dr Learv, following cerebral hemor-
image CAUSED by = hlow on the mead
There was a rupture % q small vein IN
the braIn and the hemorrhage produced
tmconaciOuanpra. Landy was sirangiet
10 death dotibtle~S hecaiIne IN ms str'ig-
gies ne took a position in bot IN which
his breathing was -tOpped and uWtng Ia
his INCONSISTENCIES he couid not extri-
cate himself
Va action mas bepu taken by the police
hut Joe ~ hrien % Cambridae. who was
Iandy'a opponent on Friday night. -
ready to snrrsndsF himssf when wanted.
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ron THOSE " no TRsVEL ~ am
Ensil~h I'rrbsassary NRke- nn Npropss
change IN the I-nanS.

Special Cibis DsspaiSa 70 the sun
LoSDoN. April p An -xtempOrAneOuH
addition To the Anglican Church liturgy vas
made at the service IN rhe Lichfield parish
church to-day. when the vicar. Pr~bsn-
dary Bottom. conducting tho litAny. be-
sought Divine prot@cton fur those who
travel by land. water or AR.
The Interpolation ~ air Vas due to
the prp-encs of Graham White and hls
mother The after had expressed winh
IN offer public THANKS fog her sons safety
IN hrs attempted flight from LondOn 10
Manchester. which stopped -huTt yests--
tay AZ Lichfield
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GERMsNS APPLAUD "POIt.-
I'rtnrrs and Prin~~s@e~ "a S~eoad Pers
fsrmaRer 81 N~Ntn~'s ebp~ra.

~fsoai tIhls Dsspfoa 20 THE SCs.
BEHLIN. April :t.-At the --scond per
furTnAnc-s uf Arthur N-vinss American
opera -PoaA- tonight the audience was
alma-t wholly German
The crown Prince and Crown Princ-~s
AMI Pr1nc- AMI Princess August occupied
A boN
E.aah at was applair,i.-i iThd the per
fortn-r- w-r,. calli.-i b~fors the curtain.
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ARTISTS S0N 4 SUICIDE.
Gesrwe Dalb@ ~ bas6~asea. nrrndsnw nI.
seaa. Nhosas Hasas~M FATALLY.

George Dabo. the s-vsntssn-y ear-old
son of Leon Dabor an artist. of he Hudson
street. Hobolssn. SHOT himself IN the forr-
head with "A ~ calihrs revolver Iats on
saturday night IN he bedroom. and dol
Of his wound Yesterday afternoon HIS
par0nts told tho police that physicians
haa informed him that he was suffering
from Hrights DISEASE ana constant
broOsiing over his affection Droduc-.i
EnUlanoholia.
The boy began 20 sDeculats ON nargins
in Wall strest several months axe asd
made several bucky sari kos. He Told mis-
father that be vas going 10 10 a rich man
Wben he attained hia ma iorltv. he Wa-.
red over his dealings in stocks until
hia mind and body we're impaired. ara ~
father decided 20 sad him abroad with
his mother 20 reae up. The proposed trlp
WA postponed ssveFal timas.
The ooy's haleral vii probably he held
1o-morrow. NE R1v- Or. Dwight Hilha
e. brooklyn wi1 oaiuae@
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NJ q. ButEmuhler. ~ years odd. ~ n
Twenty -aec0nd street IrvinEton. con-
mitt~d srcide Yesterday m m. Iroauosa
HOtel. Newark. ny inhaling gas. He had
been acting qu@eriy for a couple ~ mont ha
Accoreing 20 has wife. Butxmuhler vas
Newark agNnt for q Philmdslphia esd
ooncarn.
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Ctr~ss clown Fails Buss B0x sg Exwsass-
BAG Cartrhisrs AMI Does stunts.

GeorRe Holland. 4 clown With tho
BarnuuI a Bailey circus. which will op~u
IN BROOKLYN to-day at Third sS-set and
Fifth avenue. dropped a box q cartridges
that ne was carrying frum ma tsnt yes
terday and ihs cnrtridRes explosied
Holland fell iuto tho box and the hviuR
bullets plerrsd the lObes Il both his ears.
Holland thought that IN had h@en shot
in the leg also, but an ambulance surgeon
from deney Hospital said that the clown
wa9 untn1uTsd eEcspt ~ 20 hia sann.
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Pi>SEN.FR CiRh ING RECORD
BArsa IBs~at~r~ F1I~~ with n q sa'pnniSsa
Frsn 1hE l~ns TO lDiI@n.

-RsriGI t41'r tsspafca ~ THE NTN
pNRJs. Aprtl - Ba-un D..,at..r- carry
ing a pa-~-ng-r. f..~ TODAY from Chsion-
10 taIan. a distance. ~ abuut I0 miles.
,.-rqbli-h,ng a -,.,'pri hight for twn Der
...u- % ,n I.~,i Ian" IT, u--.,i a tarmslrI
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NrS. B-n,zsnl tn We'd Char,-. Caa.u.

.Spsoiai Cgsic Dsspaics 70 TRH suN
LONDON ADril p The widow ~ Cnl
B-ntzoni q Lo- Angeles, Cal. will shortly
be married in London - Charles. snn u
~ late Gen Cadet Of The British Army
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MARRIED..

HOE-PERRY On Saturday. April = n g.
john's Churrh. Washington. ~ 'hc a.
WAiter H. LArom- Archdeacon 81 Ogrr..
oarw. Evelyn Perry. csUGhier ~ urs. ,uG- p
Perry. 20 Ar hw J. Hoe Of sew NorA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-25

$3.50 sE zsssa Sss ss $500 T. : 49, e .,
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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-11
Provo BrevitieS
lsneciaI to NC Herald- Renublicanl

Especial 10 The -Republican.)
Provo, Aug. 10.-The remains OF
Charles ROmph Of Murray, who died at
the State Mental hospital yesterday, at
the age of 81 years, were sent TO Muir
ray for burial
Charles Winder of Thistle, who came
In for the circus, reported to the police
that he had his pocket picked and a
pocketbOOk with $3.50 silver and a
check for $40 issued by the Central
Meat market on the Farmers & Mer-
chants bank. Payment on the check
was stopped.
Utah Fire Clay company has COM
meneed suit In the Fourth district court
against the w! A. Williams Plumbing
company TO collect s514.39 with inter-
est at per cent from December II.
1903. alleged to be due for mercnan-
disc
The following couples have received
marriage licenses: Anon c. Dahie ana
Sophia Beagley, both Of Spanish Fork
J. Russell Storrs and Ida NJ. Brown.
both of Provo.
Albert Ferre and Henry Holden. 10
and 81 years respectively. were arrest
ed today by Sheriff Judd and placed
in the county jail on charge nf stenl-
ing a hive Of bees from James Roberts.
IL Is said that the boys stole the Lees
and sold them to Policeman w. Ferre,
an uncle OF one of them, for 50.