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The log cabin Democrat., 1910-06-20
SWAMP DRAINAGE
 BILL MAY PASS
Sl5O,OOO APPROPRIATION
BILL IS BEING STRINGENTLY SUPPORTED BY REPRESENT
 ATIVES OF THE STATE.

Little Rock, June 20.-Arkansas is going to get that $150,000 for swamp land drainage survey or some one in Washington will sit up and recognize gruelling. Senator Hale of Maine thought he had the bill blocked in the senate, but he reckoned without Frank Anderson, the Frisco man, and other representatives of Arkansas railroads which have been watching the progress of the bill which means % much to eastern Arkansas. When ne saw the ties biased on the track by Senator Hale Anderson got busy with the Arkansas Land Congress and the bill is still tied up with the chances turning in it's favor every hour. Mir. Anderson yesterday tele graphed to E. R. Ratterree, secretary of the Arkansas Land Congress, that the project is now being looked upon with much favor by the state repre- sentatives in Washington, and re- questing that Louisiana and Missis- sippi be urged to take up the fight with Arkansas. The matter was laid pr5ore Governor Donaghey yesterday and the necessity of immediate ac- ton urged. Governor Donaghey con- sdered it to be a matter of such in- terest to Arkansas that it was like pulling a sheep out of a pit on the
 abhath, and he telegraphed to the governors of these states, asking their cooperation. The governors are also requested to wire President Taft, as well as their representatives, and urge the taking of such steps as will insure the passage of the bill. A prominent Tennessee paper was also importuned to whip the Tennes- see statesmen into line, as a consider able portion of the district which will be drained if the bill passes, is trib- utary to Memphis. If all these rep sentatives are called upon at once to support the bill, it looks as though something will happen.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-06-20
PRES. MILLAR WILL
 BE HERE WEDNESDAY,
TO ARRANGE FOR REPAIRS TO BE MADE ON COLLEGE
 THIS SUMMER.

Rev. A. C. Millar, elected by the eoard of trustees last week to the presidency of Hendrix college, will be here Wednesday to hold conference with President Stonewall Anderson regarding his new duties as president of the institution, and will also make arrangements for considerable repair york to be done on the college build ng and campus in general this sum- mer.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-06-20
GREED GROVE LODGE
 ELECTS NEW OFFICER s
MEETING HELD SATURDAY NIGHT FOR THAT PURPOSE.
 LODGE MEETS TONIGHT.

: meeting of Green Grove Lodge No 107, F. and A. M., held Saturday li;a.t, officers for the ensuing year were elected as follows: J. S. Vest 4rleld, W. M; G. D. Dickerson, s. W; W. B. Wilson, J. w.; W. H. Dun an, secretary; J. s. Jones, treasurer; I. N. McCollum, s. D.; J. H. Lincoln, J. D.; R. C. Dickerson, S. S.; J. A. Pence, J. S.; F. c. Bartlett, tyler. These officers will be installed at a meeting next Friday night. The lodge will also hold session tonight to con fer the E. A. Degree on Eldon Key holds.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-06-20
PROF. LONCSTRETH
 PUBLISHES CE0CROPHy
EDITS TEXTBOOK ON PHYSI- CAL GEOGRAPHY-ADOPT-
 ED IN SCHOOLS.

Prof. o. D. Longstreth, instructor of science in the State Normal, this city, has published textbook of physical geography, which will be used in connection with the regular course of study at the Normal school. It has also been adopted by several of the secondary schools of the state and will probably in the near future become adopted in the regular cur riculum of all the schools of the state. The textbook has 50 exercises cover ing all branches of physical geog- raphy and is very helpful to students carrying on this branch of study.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-06-20
FAVORABLE WEEK
 FOR COTTON CROP

The past week was favorable to the cotton crop except in the two Caro- linas and parts of Georgia, where the rainfall was excessive, washing the fields and delaying cultivation, so that grass is feared. North Carolina fields were damaged by flooding. Else where it appears that week of bright weather will repair much of the loss.
 The crop has not grown rapidly and is still small for the season. The plant generally looks healthy, howev- CT, and would grow very fast with high temperature day and night. In many sections where there are com plaints correspondents anticipate much better reports next week if the weather is warm. It would seem that a week of dry weather would put the crop in excellent shape as to cultiva- tion throughout the south.
 In Texas the soil is dry, but as yet little hurt has been received Mois- ture is needed, however, to stimulate plant growth. The boil weevil does not appear numerous, although in Mississippi and in some sections of Lon; lan' it is more so.
 In general dry, warm weather is needed east of Texas and Oklahoma, while rams would be beneficial in these two states.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-06-20
CONWAY COUPLE WED
 AT LITTLE ROCK TODAY
CEREMONY WAS PERFORMED BY GOVERNOR GEORGE
 w. DONAGHE1.

Little Rock, June 20-Governor George W. Donaghey today perform ed the ceremony which made Fred L. Wright and Miss Anna Becht of Con- way man and wife, the ceremony talk ing place in the office of the governor. Joseph Frauenthal of Conway was the only witness to the wedding. MT. and Mrs. Wright will leave for Con- way tonight, where they will make their home in the future.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-06-20
NEW PROFESSOR FOR
 HENDRIX IS ELECTED
L. E. WINERY WILL TEACH MODERN LANGUAGES NEXT
 SESSION.

At meeting of the board of trus- tees of Hendrix college held last week it was decided to add the chair of modern languages to the curriculum of the college at the next session and elected Prof L. E. Winfrey of Fay ,tteville to fill the position. Presi- dent Anderson has received letter from Prof. Winfrey accepting the po- sition, who will move to Conway at an early date. Prof. Winfrey is now teaching German in the University of Arkansas.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-06-20

for week failed to bring in it's train, on a 160-mile run, less than two hours late. Still this locomotive is kept in commission, it being one of the best. Several times this engine lost so much steam it had to be tow ed, with it's train, a part of the way by a freight engine.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-06-20
PRESIDENT U0YNE TO
 SELECT NEW TEACHER
TO FILL POSITION OF VOCAL MUSIC AND READING DE-
 APARTMENT.

The selection of teacher to fill the vocal music and reading depart. ment of the State Normal was left to President J. J. Ddyne at meeting of the executives committee held in Little Rock Saturday. The vacancy was caused by the efgnation of Miss Catherine Bone, Recently elected by the board to succeed Miss Nancy Fritz, who resigned to accept simi- lar position in the West Texas Nor nal school. President Doyne has not yet made the selection, but expects to do so within the next two weeks.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-06-20
COMMISSIONERS ARE
 AUDITING ACCOUNTS

The board of county account com missioners today began the work of auditing the books and records of Faulkner county. The commission CTS are F. H. McCarty of Holland and F, M Morgan and w. B. Wilson ofof Conway. It will probably take the board all week to complete it's work.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-06-20

We understand that w. J. Lennon has added kodak paper and chemicals to his photo business, and intends to have a line of cameras and films by the last of the week.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-06-20
NORMAL ENROLMENT
 PASSES HUNDRED MARK
NEW STUDENTS MATRICULAT- ING NEARLY EVERY DAY
 OF THE WEEK.

When this mornings session of the summer term of the State Normal be- gan the records showed that the en- ol1rtnt had passed the hundred
 ark and more students are yet ex- ,. ct [ "a attend. The enrolment eX- sei,cnt attendance for the first sum il,r term of the school A
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-06-20
TO HOLD FAMILY REUNION

The annual reunion of the Sam mons family will be held at Enola this year from July 1 to 9. This reunion las been held for many years and telatives from five different states will be in attendance this year.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-06-20

Mrs. Q. D. Longstreth and children have returned from months visit to relatives and friends at Muscatine, Iowa.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-06-20

Charles T. Wright and wife of Runge, Tex, are visiting the home of MT. and Mrs. w. N. Stewart in this ity.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-06-20

Robert Ferguson of Chicago is vis- iting his aunt, Mrs. J. T. Murphy, in this city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-23
u iRRED rROM WHITE WHOOI
G-orSIa Institution Refuse Admission 10
chinese t.lrI

MAcov Ga S-w ?? Nav Ling soong
a Ihnese girl has b~en barred from the
Gresham High School. "A county Iu~ri'II-
ton h-caur+ che ~ moi a caucasian aud
leCau-e she IL not citizen IT his country
she ~ niece ~ Bing Chun Wan. who
10 connected with the chimes. Embassy
AZ Washington. u. 4
Her sister was graduated last Jun. ~
Wesleyan college IN Macon. a famol-
Met hodi-t inst tuition Mi-s SoUnk came
To- Macon To- enter Wesleyan. hat Wa
found deficient IN some "L her -'udis,.
and It was -IgR-rted that she -rtsr the
Gresham High School 10 prepare Tor the
next term ~ Wesleyan when applies.
ton wac made Tor admission S'ipi { =
chairman called meeting ~ he Board
- Education To- decide ha question The
law Crrating he Bibb county board ~
Education Requires that all students -
the Gresham High School musi he ~
the Caucasian race and for thai reason
Mise Soong was denied Admit anCe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-23
UR VAS FOOI ED.
10 Judge Fa~ceIt TeIls Men Nho Nc-
quilted Margaret RNAn.

4 jury before Judge Fawcett in the
Iounty Cont ia BROOKLYN after delilperai %
ing for over four hour- acquitted Mar
gar't Ryan. Who had been tried for steal
ing JeWelry and other things valued at
$500 from DR. T. n Berendsohn Of eOI
Berkeley place. where she was employed
as a servant
Judge FawCett expressed a-i unlShmen nj
~ The verdict and told The Jurymen they
were the worst fooled jury that ever gave
= verdict an that COIrr That woman. he
cont iu,Ied. that Won have just -et free
- one ~ the slickesi thi~ves that ever in
Tested his borough and she Iyerly fooled
Won
After describing the womAn'- met hod
- differing from her employers and an
nouncing that she world h. Immediately
rearr~~trd IN another nf IN. half dozen
charges made agaInI her Judge Faw
cett -Nulain"d 80 he jury hal he did not
find iaui with their verdict believing
that n was an honest expression 81 their
opinion The woman wac then released
hut Was rrsrre~'ed by two detectives
a. SOON ~ she reached the corridor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-23
sI.@O oOO iPiRTvE\T MOI w.
WI We Erected NJ the ~ouihrast Former
Of PARK NNenur and ssth street

Plans have been filed with he Man
haitian bIr"a. ~ huilding- for high
class hr"pT ~ apart 'nrnt hons, 10 be
erect ed for the '1j Park Avenue Cnmyauv
- which \ VI Janppl- - pr'.-idcnt a.
h" -o'Ith"as' coru"r - Para avenue and
S"vent y-eichih street THIS naw apsrt o
ment hOISa will be tW"Ive ~tuue- high
with "a "a, ads II brick hue-' one and terra
GOTTA and ~ ha modern Italian Renai--
-aut~ s'yl" 81 Architecture There will
- four arari n"n'- pn fU"r consist in Z
nf .iZh'. ulu" and ten rooms With large
reception gIaSf"r-. cont aiming ~ all forty
eight sIIt-- It aptrt 'nen's
The building will be "GIipp-d with four
elect rio passenger elevator = refrigerI' -
ing plant heating plant, vacuum cleaning
plant aud large laundry IA the basement
with steam divers and all he latest cleo
trical appliance Tor washing and ironing
rh"r- : 90 ~ a -"parh dining room for
the servants ~ zach apartment with
quarter ~ he haasraani and on he roof
for .aryant- George and Edward Blum
are ha architects and have eat mated
the cpsi II he binding a. 81 1O.1o
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-23
~ STITE LEHWtN HiSTIPHOID
IturrIes Rack From salt Lake ami o. IN
Mount sinai Hospital.

supreme Court Justice Irving Lehman.
who loft here three weeks ago 10 spend ms
vacation IA Yellowstone Park With Mrs
Lehman was taken ~ with typhoid fever
ten DAYS ago At Salt lake city and was
hurried home IA a private car a. quickly
as arrangements could he made. He
arrived here Yesterday afternoon at $50
o clock and MAS met al the i25th street
station Of the New York Central by ms
father in-law. Nathan Siraus. several
brothers and his physician. DR.. Leo
S'iegltz. Of ~ Fast Sixty-fifth street.
who took hlm Ia Mount SINAI Hospital
IA private Ambulance.
After Justic,. l.-hinan had been taken
rp the hospital pr Str-Sll'z concluded
that the symptoms were not alarming
and hat lIstI',. Lehman vii undoubtedly
recover II may br some weeks before
he can ieav" he hospital
Jus'ic" Lehman. who II not ~ strong
phvziqu" was engaged IN cunfnng court
work during July and August and was
completely worn out when he left for his
vacation "" had got no further than
Salt Ian. CIV on his wsv to N"llDwst one
Park " hen ~. fell 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-23
>Eu o. ,RivrINiHL DISE ,Sr.
state Health Onierr Places InfaatIIe
Paralysis on the Q .ISi

ALBANY. sept - state Health Com.
missioner Porter has been making a sys.
'emaiic study ~ infantile paralysis in
this star" la "A statement is-aIed to- day
tie Health Dspl rtment says
While receut Investigations establish
beyond RAJ sonabl- doubt that this j. a
communicable disease. u has not - vet
been Issrtiv-ly determined by what
means u ~ transmitted from one PERSON
To another.
Recognizing. however. it, accepted
ransml -sibiliry the State Health De
partm-nt has placed II on the list ~
quarant inable diseases and nov requires
- 10 b- rsJnrted and qusrani mel for "A
period ~ twenty one DAYS
With the view ~ systeInati cally study
ing the cause ana prevalence OF thus dis
ease. COMMISSIONER Porter has Recently
plac-,i IA The hands Of every physician
in the state blanks On which he urges
detailed report 81 every case which has
ARISEN since January I, 1910 This plan
~ - thought. will not only result in the
report Of MANY cases hut furnish much
valuable Information regarding a disease
conC-rning which there seems to Ia so
little known except ia possible serious
consequences
The state Health Department urges
united cooperation ~ the citizens ia the
state IN itS energetic combat against
infaniile paralysis
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-23
PRI>O\TR LT,P> FROu rRtIN.
MaN G"idrn Get, 0m uf Window IN HauI.
mare Tunnel

RLrINoRE. sept p Max Golden
arrested IN New Hork for the Washing q on
a'rhoritE"- un the charge 4 larceny.
whtl' u"ing brought from the former
"ty - she latter 10y Dr'rctiN. kleiud-r
~ the capital detective force lea p-'d from
he iudow 81 q fast Pennsylvania express
just A. IN" tram -n.t"r,.h 'n- mort hem
tunnel ana wheihcr he l. dead or .Sra u.'i
in ulrv ~ hs mad leap - a. present a
mystery
Searching part,'r are gong thr"uch IN"
tunnel IN the hop" ut finding him hiding
gr on" 81 IA" ~If"ti - v"' fearing fha' hi
uangl'-l body will h" found Oh Inc tracks
The detective AMI ms prisoner chg't"d
during IN" trap from New NnrS 20 Bslr-
NOR. and MT b'.ior.. ~, north tunnel Was
coached The ,'icer en- 90 the forward
uirf ~ m" car - gc' q drink ~ the same
time telling Golden - remain wh-r' no
VS.
Jy-' - Ia" d-'r.f,N" "a sod the gIa ~
90 los ,ir.- 'a' train iartrd INTO the tube
and "a. ar Wa- nI."u with smos- Turn
ing TOW ri m" seat he found thaJ MS htrd
Uud i'oWn and that the car window was
pI'r \ search ~ the tram faded - 70
veal the prisoner roca Headquarters
Nl- immediately notified Of the escape
and detectives were assigned 10 assist the
" Washington officer late tonight moth
ing had i'"~n learned ~ m" missing man
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-23
I RI\G FROM ON man.
DrotD- From Gallant Die, ated Traveller
Into priv rr'~ lap But the Dia niOnCi:

4 pretty girl was lahoring Ia open a
window when Pa~IiIale Falcons boarded
"a Third avenue elevated train Yesterday
afternoon Ps-quals asked permission
~ help her, got u and slid mp the window
Just ~ Il SIS diamond ring slipped from a
finger 81 has lsft hand.
A. the 10th street station Pasquals
dashed ont and ran To- wher. h.. thought
the ring had fallen. \ hoy named Dan
Rosa ri ,lid
-what're you hooking for \ ring
saw II fall mt" = drivers lap know
HIM
Pa-qualr got = detective and visited
Nazzarinn Aulita IT 49, Murri- avenue
NazzaTIno admitted that q ring mad " lien
from above hut h." produced plain gold
ring ~ the one. Tn. detective took
PasaIale'- and the boys word for n that
the right ring had y diamond and rre-ted
Nazzariro he was held IN $3.50 hail
for the Grand Jury
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-23
RIUiIN> NTT-\I PTItI.
,.Iri FROM Missouri. Bshemis. NOn't wei
UtiIndfsId. Can't I. amt

Johanna lanes ~ Bohrtnia who ar
rived IN ~. 800, nd oabIn ~ ~. north
GsTiran liovd hn"T kronprinz Wilhelm
which locked IA Hobok-n Oh Tuesday
had WIN her an ante nuu,iai agreement
with Peer GaiIIsh. CtIycn IT the nIts-l
state barn ~ Boh-nia Peter - a Wild
over past middle age and has several
children VINO are naiiv,- ~ this country
~. t-u Wa- pa---ug-r by tho Il rOnptinz
Wilhelm. paNIng the way 81 johanna
Johanna u cnrnelv aud under ~ Peter
met her ~ hIS native town and told her
that h.. had houso- and lots ~ New bed
ford Mass which he would share With
her II -h" becam" ms Wlf- Sh" agr.--d
and took ship With hun.
He had no t-oiIbl" landing ~ hs -h . wed
hl- passports ~ an American CITIZEN but
she was held up She Nas told that she
might land Immediately upon marrying
Peter. bat she declared that she did not
care 10 marry him until h" had demon
s'rafed that he was ih" pO-ses-Cr ~ the
things that he Said h- DEns-d She pre-
feTTsd to e. back - Bohsmia 81. -aid
rather than marry fellow countryman
Who would deceive he- about has property
She did not want 10 80. his property a..
tuaIIy bat would lik. ~ get y glimpse II
he deeds or oihsrWis" satisfy herself
that he was on the level
Peter - waiting here for IN. Young
woman 80 relsnt She -ay- she must
befor. she will marry him Elh- Island
Saw that - will not permit ia" girl to
land until she does marry Peter NE says
he ~ willing 10 take her tn New I.aItoTd
and show her his estates aud she - willing
90 go but Fills Island won't let her
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-23
N-Ru ~ CONSUMPTION.
New Method OF Diagnosing tuberculosis
In IT. IneIUIeat stages.

BALTIMORE. sept % Important dis.
Cuveri-S have been made bv the aid ~
the Nravs ~ Phipps Institute II is
being demonstrated that II - pOsSibla
~ diagnose tuberculosis aud - identify
the diSsass. IN the early stages before IT
has dey-luIDed sufficiently H. generally
demonstrate itself
The discovery 81 the utility of the
N-rny in tubercular diagnosis was made
by DR. Ksnon Durham 81 Cincinnati. who
has been al the Phipps Institute sine"
June making a study Of the di--a-..
In Difference Ia Prof WEIGH. who -
now making an examination DR. Dnham
will not discuss his work IN detail, save ~
say that h. believes that what has been
accomplished by photography will be an
valuable aid. although he admits that
only the first steps have been taken
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-23
M AVOIDED DREN.
Man NhO DO,IKr,i ~ AueerN Was carry
InG Dynamite ThroIgh the street.

Arthur }. Broadway, a contractor OF
The Bronx. noticed Yesterday afternoon
that an Italian who carried a burlRp bag
over his shoulders dodg-d around chill
dren whenever he came To them. some
times shrinking the width Of the side
walk from groups Of boys and girls
Mr. Broadway collar-d HIM.
What's ia that bag said he
dynamite. said the Italian
Mr. Broadway called Policeman school
maker. VINO took the Italian. Angelo
STANCE. To- the Alexander avenue station
under arrest for violating city ordi-
nance lie said ne had been ordered
To carry two sticks of dvnamit" from
bias, operations AZ ISsth street and canal
place Ia lS7th street and Ogden avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-23
ROBnrRS room ,MILD CHi>CE
GIrI HoSkkeeper whom They ChOked
Noticed TheIr Clothes Caught.

Laura krauss n Year, old. book Keeper
for Adolph Roth Who mas a wholesale
neck wear shop at stanton street. drew
ssn for Roth AZ IN" German Exchange
Rank Yesterday afternoon and carried u
~ nag 10 the shop ~ IN. entered
the hallway she Was s"t upon nv two men
On" ohuk..d her. IN" other -natch'si .n-
bag Then hsV ran. leaving her -tr-tch'.d
On the Aoor ~ the hallway
Her SCREAMS started the CIV ~ Stop
thief ~cvr-il men grabbed ~ ia"
runh..r- hut at ~ STATION street tn"y
duck.-l mt a dnorWsv and escaped .v-r
the roof
Miss krau~" gay" p"'sctivrs Rotch.
fori- and curry a good Description - the
.wo IN" detectives VISITED resorts on
CnryStia street Whlthsr Ea-' side crooks
gravi'lt" A. ~ Chry-ti~ stree, they
found two men on" 81 whom had m.
r-0uisi'" gr""n -trp- m his Trousers and
i"' other IN" proper hight -ui,.
II" DETECTIVES told them they were
under arrest Whsr-upon one - them
D,it.,i T,r 'h. -tr..-t H. Was caught ~
'n" door after b." had thrown SO into the
gutter ~" gave his uam- ~ Peter
T-nt,ia y wears old a 'IIlor living 81 the
h"u." ~ ~ui,n b." ~aS arrested
IN. u'har u'.-'ue- sald b. was John
Iiu"rtn. ~ ;rr-- old a TAILOR. living a.
-2s Fs-I Seventy -'hIri street When
kDt,htrrd- grabbed hlu b. pull 4 ont
sym amt -ud Nouv" got the right
Take the and Nv" a." - chance H-
had = gold g'nNuif" Wnrrh Miss krau~.'
ld~ntiii.,i - n" which Mr Roth CAV" h"r
Las - ma.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-23
TLrtN OF SIR cOMING.
sends wirrIrss Message Trom steamship
- Louis mat Ur Wm Arrive Here soon

N,sHI>"r0> sept .. it- sultan Of
-tIu ..l arr.y" 100 \-s Nurk soon on tue
~'"i'rs' g. ~ lO.- IT,. War Depart
m-'i' r"'" vsi w.r",-.. Telegram to-
day from inc NuItan saying that h.. ~as
IN hIs way 90 Tins country on the ~ Ions
and expected - VISIT Washington The
fne-Sag" was addressed - 1;.l Clarence
X Edwards I : \ chief 81 'he Bureau
~ lnsular Affairs ~ the war Department
who 10 now IN P-kin with Secretary oi
War DIcAinAon. party which = touring
the void Tn. Sultan will be advised
that his friend Gen Edwards j. not IN
Washington but arrangements will ~.
made to recclv. HIM
Jamail X ram II SYl'au ~ Sllu aud
Uncle Sans only crowned subject. b,
~ years old and considerably married
Additional interest was added - the
announ cement Of his coming VISIT hv the
statement that he vas - bring treasure
~ pearl- wnlcl he de-irs- to sell m or Ter
TO establish schools ~ his archiu-ago
Hiram has one of the mOst productive
pearl farms ~ ~. world several ,sInnis
on the OF eide Of tn" Philippines producing
vast quantities 81 pearl OYSTER
'pi Hugh l. Scott. lately sup~'i M an Ient
Of the Miltarr Academy ~ West Point -
his best American friend ~. has l--en
loyal 10 th. United States
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-23
now I'M orr ron NJ LOi -
IIfeEuard Hop~s HIs Hsth-r-IR.I a~ o.
RecOnrIIed to Isim.

AsBTET PARK, y SEPT p IIfe-
guard Ja"k Rowland mas gone 60 ~
ID,i'z n hopes bot h.. INV Hing m"'h"r
~ Law has relented and that he vii h"
PERMITTED 20 sae his vif- Hnwland l..ft
Spring Lake Yesterday afternoon The
telegram he got ye-'er,ily afternoon Was
sent w hts wif~- sister and Was SUI
pp-'-,!'v N answer To letter the lfegu,Tl
sru'- his VT" three weeks ago. Th-
h- i~li.Ns~ v.- only r.s'-niy Delivered
10 her
MIR How land wis Miss b. elem % Br.rn
10. daughter - - WralihV ~ LOUIS man
wlo III her a fortune az h,- death She
wAS married not long ago to the Young
fcguHrd 10y To. Rev Thomas X Taylor
pastor - tho Baptist church az Avon. but
shen her marriage became known Ia
her mother she Was husil~d away from
Spring Lake and has since been separated
from her husband
Recently MrS O'Br!en began an action
10 have the maTriag" arnul.ed