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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-09-24
CHARITY
"TRCST' MAY FORM

Washington, Sept. pa national
Catholic charity trust" may result
from the National Conference of
Catholic Charities which opens in the
national capital tomorrow for a ses-
sion Of four days. The meeting will
mark an epoch in the history Of the
church in the United States, since for
the first time an effort will be made
to co-relate the various forms Of
charitable activity carried on by the
church, on national lines, to discov-
er the weak spots in the churchs phi
lanthropic work and how the problem
of poverty in this industrial age may
best be solved. =.
Dependent families, the care of
children, juvenile courts probation,
and social settlements are some of the
topics that will occupy the conven-
ton, but the principal session of the
congress will be given up to a dis
cussion Of social reform. At the lat
ter meeting, the speakers will grap-
pie with the problems OF underpaid
labor and employers liability laws.
United States Commissioner of La
Dor Neil will read a paper on Indus
trial Accidents and Diseases as Re-
lated to Poverty" Many women will
take part in the conference, and 1t is
likely that a national organization of
women engaged in charity work will
be effected. Mrs. Carter wife of the
Montana senator, and an active char
ity worker. will preside at one Of the
sessions
Pope Plus X has sent his blessing
to all who take part in the conference.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-09-24
CHANLER TO LOSE
HIMSELF N WEST
DODGING NEWSPAPER MEN
AND PROCESS SERVERS
Millionaire Artist Who Signed Away
Fortune to Lima Cavalieri Headed
This Way-Wife Attempting 10
Force Him to Pay.

New York, Sept 24.-Robert Chan
Ter is today en- route to the west, it
is reported, while Lima Cavalieri, his
wife is taking steps to collect the for
tune which he signed over to her be-
fore the couple married. Attorneys
for the Diva are busily planning a
suit to force chanler to live up to the
agreament which probably will be
filed within q couple of days.
Chanler. according to rumor, will
attempt to conceal himself from New
York reporters and process servers.
In her suit, the singer asserts that
Chanler made pre-nuptial agree
ment with her in the presence of q
lawyer and that he cannot now set 1t
aside without showing extraordinary
cause.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-09-24
SECRET PROBING
OF LAND FRAUDS
REPORTED INQUIRY IN
PROGRESS IN SPOKANE
Believed Wholesale Investigation of
Entries to Lands i'm Northwest and
Alaska Is Being Made I'm Effort to
Exonerate Ballinger.

Spokane, Sept 24-Wholesale in
quiry into the alleged land frauds in
the northwest and Alaska IS believed
TO have been quietly started before
a federal grand jury in session here
1t is understood the interior depart
ment and department Of justice or
dered the probing. Special agents
have been active in spokane and also
in other cities during the last few
days, following Secretary Ballinger's
recent visit here. 1t is said the in
quiry will cover some 400 entries of
coal, mineral, grazing and timber
lands and that many prominent
citizens be called upon to explain. 1t
is believed by many that the investi-
CATION is part of a plan to vindicate
Ballinger before the congressional
committee reports.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-09-24
MAN AND WOMAN KILLED
IN MYSTERIOUS MANNER

Cleveland. Ohio, Sept. 2f.-As re-
suit Of the mysterious shooting in the
home Of Lawrence Distel, Mrs. Mar
tha Distel. aged AZ, and Paul Muel-
Ter. q mail carrier are dead. Their
bodies were found in the woman'f
bedroom, both shot through the heart
The police were summoned by the
woman's husband. Distel was closely
questioned but not arrested. A re-
volver was found in the same roof
with all of the chambers empty. Dis
tel was sleeping in another part OF
the house. He said he heard the
shots and ran to the room where he
found the dead bodies. His son and
daughter say they heard some one
running down the hall while they call
ed their father. A suicide compact is
secuted as foolish by Distel.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-09-24
SAILORS ARE ROBBED
BY BAY CITY THUGS

San Francisco, Sept 24.-william
Sahlgrant. sailor, was attacked by
two thugs, robbed and thrown into
the bay from which he was rescued
and a few minutes later, Kenneth
Smith also a sailor, was robbed Of
$3.50 near the same spot. 1t is be-
lieved the same thugs are responsible.
The occurrences happened just before
sunrise.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-09-24
THOUSANDS ASK FOR
PARDON OF BANKER WALSH

Washington, Sept. PA move on
the part of attorneys to secure the re-
lease of John R. Walsh, the 73-year-
old banker now serving a term in the
federal prison at Fort Leavenworth,
was made today when a monster pc
tition was filed with the department
of justice asking for the president to
pardon Walsh. Accompanying the
petitions are thousands of letters
bound in volumes seeking Taft's
clemency. The petition says the
banker is suffering from an incurable
malady.
All living officers and directors of
the Walsh banks have joined in the
application for his release. Stock
holders and every traceable depositor
save one signed the petition, all af-
firming they did not lose a cent by
Walshs alleged irregularities.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-09-24
INSPECTOR OF CHINESE
is GIVEN HIS DISCHARGE

Vancouver, B. c., Sept. Al. w.
Bowel. a son of Sir Mackenzie Bow
eli controller of Chinese immigration
at this port was suspended today by
the minister of trade and commerce
for alleged Irregularities reported in
connection with the arrival and ad-
mittance of orientals to Vancouver.
The minister has given as reason
for the suspension that Bowel rein
stated the Chinese interpreter who
had been discharged by the govern
ment after an investigation. 1t is
understood the government is investi-
eating to ascertain whether Chinese
have been smuggled into Canada.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-09-24
ANOTHER FATAL COLLISION.

Upton, Ind, Sept. 24.-Six were
killed in headon collision between
two electric cars of the Indiana Union
Traction line near this city. The dead
are. Dr. II. Hostchauser OF Brook
lyn, N. ", w. II. Hostchauser, q
brother; Motorman Baker, vernaI
Railback of Hymera, Ind; Louis
Broc of Kokomo, Ind, and b. T.
Walsh OF Fort Wayne. DIR. Host
chauser was en- route to Upton to
marry Nellie Coxen. 1t Is believed a
misunderstanding of orders caused
the disaster.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-09-24
FALLEN BIRD MAN WILL
RECOVER FROM INJURIES

Domodessola, Italy Sept 24.-Avi-
ator George Chavez will live, though
badly broken up as result of yes
terday's fall He passed fair night
and was able to see visitors today to
whom he told the story of his acci-
dent.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-09-24
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At last nights meeting of the
Roundup committee 1t was decided
to provide 1000 additional bleecher
seats. This will make seating accom-
modations for 1000 people and there
will be plenty Of room for those who
prefer to stand up Just outside the
track. Space is also being provided
for those who wish to view proceed
ings on horseback.
With these arrangements now made
/. is evident that from r1ve to ten
thousand spectators can view the en-
tire event without any inconveni-
ence.
1t was also decided at last nights
meeting to allow any kind Of cinch
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-09-24
CASE AGAINST Carroll
MUST GO TO JURY

Des Moines. Sept. 24.-A motion to
take the libel suit against Governor
Carroll out of the hands OF the jury
and instruct for a verdict OF acquittal
was denied today by Judge Rowland
The case was brought against Carroll
by John Cownie, former chairman Of
the state board Of control, whom
Carroll dismissed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-09-24
BLOODY VENGEANCE
OVERTAKES SI4AYERS.

Lowell, Mass. sept. "a
the steps OF the post office to-
day while a crowd was passing
Bogos Matsukian, an Armenian.
slew one of his countrymen and
wounded another. He told the
police it was vengeance. He
' killed Mohammed Ahmad and
fatally wounded Ahmend
Noory. Matsukian said the cou-
pie fled TO America after slay-
ing his wife in Armenia. He
followed and traced them here.
) He said the law could do what
it wanted to now. as his honor
was avenged.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-09-24
Tnft Leaves For Capitol.

Cincinnati. Sept. 24.-President Taft
spent a quiet day visiting his old
friends today Secretary Norton an
ncunced that 4. r. Griswold of New
York, has been chosen secretary Of
the railroad securities commission
which was recently created. Taft left
this afternoon for Washington.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-09-24
CHORUS GIRLS ON
JOY RIDE KILLED.

New Orleans, Sept. 24.-Three
} members Of the Queen Moulin
) Rouge company chorus. Thomas
} Butler, owner of the machine,
) and Joseph Freedman, a per-
} fumery salesman, were killed to-
day when the automobile
plunged into a canal. Later re-
ports say another unidentified
man was also killed. The girls
names are unknown. They
were out Joy riding when in
rounding a curve Butler lost
control Of his machine which
turned turtle ana landed in
canal fifteen feet away. The
police are trying to recover the
the bodies.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-09-24
MOVING PICTURE
MEN ON THE WAY.

B Mark Moorhouse received
, message this afternoon from the
, Tournament Film company,
, stating that two expert photo
, graphers would leave Chicago
, tomorrow night for Pendleton.
, This will give them plenty of
b time to get their machines set
D up and ready for business be-
fore the Roundup begins.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-09-24
Ballinger Denies.

Washington, Sept. 24.-Secretary
Rallinger, good humored and conf
dent arrived here today ready for the
cabinet meeting Monday. He denied
the stories emanating from Spokane
that he was pushing the big land
fraud cases against prominent Wash
ington citizens.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-09-24

Miss Grace Crockett and Miss Eva
Belts left last nuight for San Fran
cisco from which city they will en-
bark for Honolulu where they are 10
spend the winter.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-09-24
$685. IN GOLD BULLION
COMING FROM ALASKA

Seattle, Sept. 24.-More than s75,-
600 in gold bullion is en- route to Sc
attic from Alaska, according to to-
days advices. 1t is mostly from Tan
ana and Fairbanks.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-09-24
LIGHT VOTE IS
BEING POLlEO
though Ideal Weather Pre-
walls Voters Are Not Turn.
ing Out Very Well.
SOME PREVENTED FROM
VOTING BY DELAY

Indications are That Light Vote WIN
Be Cast at Primaries in This Ceun.
ty-Farmers are Not Coming in-
Failure OF Election Clerk - APP
pear Delays Opening OF Polls at
Court House-Light Vote I'm West
End Also. i
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-09-24
TWELVE DIE
IN R. |. WRECK
latest Estimates Place Death
Roll in Passenger Disaster
at That Number.
CLOUDBURST WASHES OUT
LONG STRETCH OF TRACK

Rock Island Passenger Running at
Full Speed Plunges Into Gap
Twelve are Killed and Many In
jured--Victims all i'm smoker-En-
gineer Stays at Post and Goes to
Death--Occupants of Pullmans Un-
hurt.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-09-24
BODY Of LOST
GIRL IS FOUND
MutiIated Remains OF Eva
Swan, Paso Robes School
teacher, Are Unearthed.
FRISCO PHYSICIAN AND
NURSE HELD IN DETINUE

Failure to Pay Small Debt Results in
Expose of Crime-Ben Gordon Tells
Police that Doctor James Grant
Assisted by Man Named Saachs Per-
formed Operation on Girl Which
Resulted in Death on the Table
Rented House and Buried Her.
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CUT|CURA CURES
STAY CURED
First Father is Cured Of an Erup-
ton that Burned and itched Day
and Night. Then Baby is Cured
Of a Distressing Rash.
Nelghbors Pleased to Find a Sure
Cure for Skin Affections.

81 suffered for eight years with what this
doctors called the seven year Itch Ihl1
vas like small red pimples aich a. form on
The faf. but th.v burned and itchcd DAY ard
night. These pimPles wers from my ankles
up, tut mostly on nv thighs and arms I
tried doct1f after do,t0r but their msdlrtnss
brought no f"'ief. But at last I struck tho
right Treatment this was CutIcura. 4
bought . s"t Of tho Cuiicura Remedies Gu
tEufa soap. Ointment ard Pills and . few
applications hTourht relisi. When had used
about tail the sct was nearly cured and after
using iSo ivil - | was well and best OF ali,
have stayed cured
AbouJ four months aRo our baby began
60 be- "oytrsi with rash and TITS head win a
spreading sore. Back " the ears. the flesh
cracked open and the poor baby No,iId
scrat,n tul u bici Ne worried cried aud
could not sleep Thea we bought a set Of
Cuiicura and with a few Applications the
burning and itching CEASED, baby stopped
worrying and ruuii sleep. When this Elnas
~ had zone W" had 80 tIse for any more a.
baby was never troubled with the disease
Hgain. The uetrhbOrs who saw the condition
OF the baby all asked what cured him and
when We told them. they we're surprised and
plsased 30 md . sure cure for these skin
H.iiiCtious. Edward ii. carter. s23 Horta
37ih 81, Camden, y. J.. Mar. 9. 1910"
snsl. 81 Of cHi-ua sosp md ontnsus ,
often sumrsnt rrrdefing % tha mnst ecuaomiral
treaimenf nS ah--tious a the tain and Oealp aold
thfnuEhout the vorid Poster Drug Chsm. Corn .
boie Prog iJS Columbus Ave, Boalou ha~l
nTNarrd ire ntest CuttcurA Bsok 90 Trpae-
neat u sAia ARd scalp AnsetioaA
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nanons for state senator.

albany. DC, s-The Albany county
Republicans have nominated Henry VI.
sage Of Menands for senator IN place
~ senator william j Grattan. who was
nominated for County Clerk Di=trict
Attorney Rollin n sanford and toron"r
William Hillson were renomiua'"i
NORWICH. OCT q Ralph " Thomas u
Hamilton. Madison county. was renoWi-
mated for State senator at the Republican
convention held here to-day for the
Thirty-saVenth district
IyOCKPoHT DOT u. A. the Democrat b.
convention 81 IN. Forty--evcuth senate
district Robert H. Gittins II Niagara Fails
was unanimously nominaiasi for Senator
Glttins - a lawyer. - tho firm Of Crprnlev
y Gi''in-
MIDDLETowN. y. Y. oct. The Dem
ocrats ~ tho Twenty-fifth senate district
In convention al Goshen this afternoon
nominated for senator John Floyd Hat
stead a well known lawyer. to succeed
senator John r. Rose Mr ials'ead l.
District Deputy Grand Master 81 he Ihir-
tenth Masonic district and attorney for
New York city in matters affecting the
new water supply
ALBANY oct Tho Albany county
Democrats tonight nominated Thomas
o Thatcher Of Albany for state Senator.
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a DEWOCRiTIC ROO>EIELT.
Franklin ID. Nominated for state senator
In the Dutchess District.

PoUGHkEEPsIR. oct a Franklin y
Roosevel' WAS nominated toy the Demo
Gratis today for State senator M IA"
Iventv-siNth district, comprising the
counties - Columbia. Du'cheS- and Put
nam William Church osborne 81 Put
nan county presided over ~" DOuNeg-
t.. which nominated Mr. Roosevelt
whp ,D t stirring sTee"-. which VS.
greeted with ,neaTs lodged himself
81, NpsDlu'e ludepeudeu'" from bosses az
special interests and lie Jared thlr II
,."H'c,l 10" would serve the p~opl" 20 the
Nc.' pf hiS ability After Ll- speech 81
l.rep'auc" he delegates ana spectators
lr the Convention room crowded around
Nlr Roosevelt and shook him by the
hand lie promised "a strenuous month =
.anpaignlug through IN. district Cries
& Bully greeted him
Mr. Roosevelt D, - wears old He J.
Ersduaf. % Harvard and III" Columbia
aw school and - managing attorney for
the New York law firm Of Carter. LNd-
yard & Nhurn Mr. Roosevelt was
married IN 1878 20 his Eth cousin. Miss
Eleanor Roosevelt a niece ~ former
President Roosevelt They have thr-"
children His half-hrother James u
Roosay al was 500 rotary Of IN" euhassv
Ia Vienna and London under President
L aNslF.u
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-07
WOVEN NOT FOR HOPPER.
Independence Trsgu~ can't Win Them
by it, suffrage Plank

Despite the fact that the Independents.
League courteously put n woman suffrage
plank in Us platform The fighters for
franchise announced yesterday that they
won Z move a finger 10 help put John i
Hopper IN the Governor chair.
We are grateful 10 the Independence
League, said Mrs Carrie Chapman Gait
chairman 81 the woman suffrage party
hut really they couldn't have done anv-
thing ela- n they wanted 20 ba logical
party which declares for direct prima r, e.
the initiative and referendum and recall
could NOT consistently turn down a re-
quest foF the submission Of a constiui-
tiOnal amendment providing for woman
suffrage
The dominant parties are not usually
nn'Icn troubled howe. er. nv 80 InsIunIh-
cant a factor as CopsIstsnCy
Mrs iati added that individual .aiTra
glsts might work for Hopper and Hearst
but that there would Ue no concerted
action on their behalf by her followers
When one - the political parties has
enfranchised the women ~ the STATE cg
New York. she said ~ will then 10 time
20 dis"'tSs the obligation 81 Our women -
that particular organization The woman
suffrage party Vill not involve itself IN
any pa"iisdnship AZ present. but W. are
planning more aggressive political
policy ~ our own
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-07
C,LLED no WET STIuSON.
Upstate County Leaders Expected NeNI
Neek natsneatloa IprtaIsrr ~.


Ezra p. Prentice. the new chairman
% the Republican state COMMITTEES. w.
signed yesterday as Deputy Attorney
General A 10 the campaign ia the
state Mt Prentice said that while Col.
ita0~eyelt beCaSse of his engaE ements
and the demands on his time could not
h. expected en- devote himself Ca a regular
stamping tour here. vet he hoped 20 be-.
able tn induce Mr. Roosevelt To make a
speaking trip through the upper part uf
The state. TIL" suggestion had teen
made. MIR. Prentice sad. 70 have Mr.
Stimson appear with NIr Roosevelt On
the same platform IN the populous cen
tres upstate. bur IN" majority of the
state COMMITTEES felt that as each man
could he depencted upon 10 draw good
houses II would he better 10 z~parat.
their -cheiulss. Mr.. Prentice hopes 10
get Mr. Roosevelt TO devote most Of the
las, two weeks 10 the campaign to adj
dresses IN this state and 10 clos, with
speech in Bufalo an 'he night before
election He will speak fhr., times IN
this city. in Manhattan. Tie Bronx and
Brooklyn,
The first blS Republican rally Of IA.
campaign will De- held in Carnegie Hall
on the night ~ October ~ II - being
arranged nv N" Republican Club II
~ understood that the officials az the
club asked Tor the privilege of holding
the first ratification meeting uf auy -ige
for the purpose at masking u appear thar
Charles u. Young in withdrawing from
the club and announcing that he Intended
70 vote for DIX did not represent the
spirit of the general body.
VIZ Roosevelt will return from hrs
southern trip on the dny 81 the meeting
but he has not been asked Ia speak, on
the ground that he would ha to tired
Mr.. StiTnsnn. otto 1 Barnard and Comp
troil"r PTendsrgast are expected 10 h.
n here
There will 10 conference this morning
letween Mr.. Prentice. Mr. Stimson and
President GrisCom Of the county com
mittec al the state Headquarters on the
campaign IN this city Chairman Prem
tice has invited the county Chairmcn
upstate To come 10 New York next wee,
10 meet Mr. Stim~on and himself Mr.
Stimson will he at State headquarterS
next Monday. Tuesday and "Wednesday
70 confer With these upstate leaders
After "Wednesday he Will open private
headaTarters
Campaign contributions don't amount
70 much 80 far and Mr. Prentice has told
his friends that ne would he glad 90 some
money He will appoint treasurer neHt
week
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legislat on as proposed in his letter 10 the
chairman Of the Republican Congress
Campa gn committee and his s,lcCsssiul
effort 10 limit appropriations Tor public
service 10 actual necessities ara warmly
commended
Senators lodge and Crane. particularly
the former, are PRAISED.
line Republican ticket fellows.
For Governor Eben \ prapsr e
llopedale
For LIEUTENANT Governor Louis
rockingham ut Boston
Dor Secretary Of the commonwealth
William NJ Olin ~ Boston
For Treasurer and Receiver General
Elmer stevens 1t SoInerville
For Auditor of Accounts Henry =
Turner Of Maiden
tor ATTORNEY -General James NJ. Swift
OF hall River
With the exemption u Mr. swift. who
NiS named in place It Attorney General
pdua Malone. who refused r-uomiua-
tiou. all are denominations
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-07
COCKS nor cock SURE.
Admits That Republican success In This
state u Doubtful.

WAsHISGToS. Oct Sin an interview
today Representative W. ". Cooks 81
New YORK admitted the possibility -
Republican defeat In New Nork
-AfortniGht 4 go said Mr.. Cooks. -ths
Democrats were claiming the state vocif-
erously and figIring On a majority that
ran into several thousands. Sinca the
Saratoga convention and the advent Of
Col Roosevelt - the leader - his party
IN the state. however. they have NOT
baen ~ lubilant. although they coutinu.
90 predict Democratic success. Col
Roosevelt has taken active control % the
situation aud ! believe he will win the
fgh' The ticket named by the Demo
Gratis AZ Rochester - not as good as nigh
have baan
Mr. Xix is an eStimabla gentleman.
but IA has NOT q strong personality ana
= not tho kind - man 70 win over The
unsettled voter II Is IA" wav"ring "o'sr,
the so-Called floating and indepondent
vote. that will count IN this elec' ion
,p"k- admitted that the outcome was
doubtful
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-07
Ns...s Republican Nominations.

MINHoLA. l.. l.. oct. s-Th~ Repub.
lican county convention this afternoon
made those nominations
Tor County Judge. Edgar Jackson. "a
succeed himself
For Surrogate. FrahFiin 4. Coles. 70 ste
coed Judge Jackson. who held this one" 40
well ~ thst 81 Judge.
Dor sheriff. stephen T Petit Of Freepori
For County TREASURE Chester \. Printer
81 Uyst"r Ray
For Comptroller. charles = Lewis
Dor nistrtct Attorney. IsVt- j Smith
Tor county Superintendent 81 the Poor
George ~ holman ni Glen Cove
Tn" Assembly district convent on. which
WIS held IN connection with the count
convention. named Jeremiah Wood II
l.ynbrOok
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TENNESSEEivs NiWE r,rLOR.
senator Accepts Democratic Nomination
for Govern

NASHVILLE. Tenn. DC, Senat 1r
Rnb"-, l. Taylor to-day accepted the
Democratic nomination for Gov"rpor
arnld scenes ~ ant husilsrn and confidence
The convention adopted platform that
leaves the Temperance" question To he de-
cided by rho Legislature. voting down q
plank that PROPOSED submission e con
~titu'ioual prohibition 10 popular vote
i W Thomas was nominated for Rail
road Commissioner
Practically all the men who have been
rero Rniye-i a. Democratic leaders IA III"
state took part ~ IN" convention and
harmony prevailed thrpug hout
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-07
nrunnIrnn A-.rmnI, NomIna tIen..

These Republican nominations for
Az.emblyfnen were made last night.
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bet $500 Even on DIx.

4 political lieutenant ~ Lenuel r
Quigg appearcdpat the County Court
Ilous" yesterday looking for even money
bets On Stimson. lie said he had tSOa
81 Dix money, but denied that he was
representing Mr.. Quigg He managed
to place the money In 800 bets
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-07

Tn" Hudson River Day Lines fall
scheduls n nov in force. and che steamer
h@ndTict Hrdscn and Robert FuItOn
leave daily aNcsp' sunday Tor GIhanv
and intermediate points from DssbFnasSs
street a. SO West FOrty-s~cond street
e and West l7eth street e-70 A. 81
The early fail II perhaps fhe h~4s time
y the year % enjoy the beauty Of she