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IN The INTERESTS OF PEACE
iuERII ~ PROPOS ~ TOR rHE
HtGI D. SONTERFNI ~ I9LJ.
IN outline sf These Nhi-h Are To Br Pre-
srntrd Co the Int-rpa rIlamrntar
tPion ~ Iiruss~i> DpTa .Iii"a To
Perturbation sf the Panama lanai.

WAsuINGTON Aug tn" delegates
from the United states Ia the lnt"rpdr-
han"ntary Union. which viii m'-ri ~
Brussels august ~ e. September :. have
outlined the PROPOSALS they wall submit
looking Ca international pCac'' Repre-
sentative Richard Barthold - ~ l,nuIS
chairman ~ the American dclrgats- -
~ Washington preparing Ia sail for BrIs-
sells next tuesday Hc lard before the
stat" Department to-day th" following
resolutions agreed upon Nv tn" United
States that will be submitted to IN" Inter
parliamentary Union
Rcsuhsd That this ,onfcren,e request
IN" Governments -tgnatorir> to the -, out
Hhgu" ,onfetrnr. and the IonrIon naval
"oui" renee q" sanction A. soon ~ possible
the proposition submitted hy 'hr tavern
mcnt OF the tinted states OF america and
'omniunl' atrd 90 tho -iEuatory Powers
IN a ,irvula note Of ~. retarv ~ stat" Knox
m December last To the ene that III" in
t"rnatIont prI,e court agreed upon hy IN.
aboN" named 'unfsrcu'r br invested with
the jurisdiction ot an int tional ,ourt
Of artItTal justice and De- u further
R'soirSd. Tha' ia order To- devise deinit.
plans Tor submission tn the thtrI llaSue
'unieren' lOokinc 80 the further T-erfs~-
ION Ut q system OF world federation hy
Iudi'iar, m international Lex la'GIr ~
" eli a. interuatIona executive powers for
the "utop rm"ut 81 |udI'ial us, rres this
conference further requests each ~ the
Governments and Parliament, here rrr-r-
>snt"d To- forthwith Ir,-."ei vt'l thr ap-
pointmsnt and ,rra'.on oI nG'tuual COM
mission analoso4- - 'he ,onml--.un re-
Gently authutiltl 20 us a'ruiu'cd by the
CONGRESS OF the urtst States. -. D. com
mission, To report To their rrspc. u. -
Parltaments vitaIu two YEARS. 10 the end
that b, the tim" the tuird International
',ui"rsnre wtI convene a. The Hague.
namely. IA l1ii. each ,'o,cruu-n, may he
ready vi'h a we'll !rnn"d plan ~ - own FOR
the accomplishment of the purupaes above
--t forth. and boz D. lut'l,r
R"spir'd. That iHr i"l"safa- ~ the -.
ie"nth inter. aria ucuiaT. conference nov
assembled are requested 90 t.lE- ta.~c
resolutions on, lally 20 tie attention 81 their
T-sI@CttNr tuvr fumru's AMI Iarl'amsn'~
ami ,o eN~,i then I-r-Hnal influence toward
-, uring -ari' sud Favorable" . 'tun upon
them
The American delegates ~ addition t.
Representative BirihDIdt are Senators
Burton Of OHIO Flint oi california and
Smith of Michigan and R"r r"sentativ..-
h eifer Of ohio. Moon. Rtr, hfeld Burke
and Wheeler Of PENNSYLVANIA. RIchardson
Of Alabama. Hanna ~ North Dakota.
FalrChIld. Cox ard Ooldiugl- uf New York
Parker and kihCaId of New Jersey and
Dsrgate larriraga of Porto Rico Rep
resentatIVe RaTthDldt will IT, the principal
speaker before the union and will deliver
his address IA three languages English
lI.noh aud German
Among the Other addresses will be one
10y Representative keIf-r Of OHIO IN oppo-
sltion 10 fortIfyIng the Panama Canal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-07
>TEEL PRESIDENT RESIGNS.
" %. HsssinErr of the southern company
and tits Directors DisaEr~ed.

BIRNINGHAN. Ala Aug 4 W II Has
singer president 81 the southern Iron and
S,a.l Company. has rendered his resi- gna-
tion. 20 10 effective on September !. Df
f.r.nc~s A. to policies between him and
th~ Director are the causr The direct on
will meet ne ~ week m New York and elect
A. president either New Worker ar a
London l,ondholder
James Bpwron. we'll known Sout hern
industrial man who waS treasurer ~ the
tennessee Coal. Iron and Railway Com
panv before N" United States Steel Cor
porstIou got p'p-zsS-iou. Will be VICE
president and treasurer IN charge Of the
coin'u"rcial operations V ForSythe
remains with the company ~ secretary
! ksis-r all continue ~ Nice-presidsnt
m charg" ~ physical operations
~" southern Iron amt Stool Company
j. 'hr r-orsanIYed southern Steel Com
pauy and ha- coal and ore lands. coke
ovens blast IRON furnaces. steel plant and
steel rod Wit- and nail mills m Alabama.
tr.urgia and Tennessee"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-07
TL<ERT,kE> ms BOOu ,LO>G
And Discovers rhat There T. another
Boom NJ Bu>ti, y. \.

JANEsIowN. Y. '. Aug The Hon
William = Sulzer of New York came -
jamestown today 20 promote MS boom
for the Democratic nomination for Gov
ernor The district convention care.
fully rsfrained from InStructing the state
delegates Oh that point but did instruct
them TO try and nominate for Secretary
IT State J William san bury - Brsti
Mr. Sul1er however. was invited -
address IN" delegates to the county con.
vcntIon which was held immediately
after tho adjournment II the disiricf
he told the as-"mhlagp
that ne was = candidate for Gpvernp-
and would win Il m" rank and rI.' 80 tho
party had anything 10 saw ahuut ~ Mr.
Sulyar al-p talked about good roads
the taTIff aud other things IN" state
dele gats~ are Frank II Mott. jamestown.
Walter n Edsrn. Ellicutt. i William
Sar bury BUST Tn" delegates wcr"
instructed - support Thomas i Gum
mn q ~ DInkrk for stat" communion
man from this district
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hidden NOV HOLD> FORrI>C.
~ Mrs Con, ~, L. Told when the Garrri
Yields the TIN.

PoUoHKEEPSIE. y ' Aug Bv tho
finding 81 small I'm box hidden for wears
IN a ds,lsad tr'Ins iu 10" garrett 81 her
home at ~ Mansion stree tins city. N--
William Ccuv"rN thinks -'.' .., cone INTO
t---aSsiou 81 fortune of s. .jrp
Mr.. Ingram. the father 90 Nir- Corv"-v.
a, one tim" conducted a iry goods bus
na-- ~ New Nu-S and 81 MS death loft
the estate - his wife and family with th.
stimulation that his daughter should hay-
tho sum Il g. ~ on her tvrntv--e,unu
b'rthdav Mr. lila Ingram ~.
mother. 4 81 uu' year ago On New Year
BaN. and IN" ,Iaugh'nr removed 80 Pough-
k."rsi" aud wa- 'mpiovs,i IN th. Hudson
River STATE. Hospital. " here she ui..' Will
tair Convcrv and became his wife
several old trunks and other good,
from the old home found their wnv 20 the
garre' ami remained ihsrc undis;urt,.sl
until to-day. u hen one of them was oyenoi
and the TN boN dIsclos..i Within the
boN we're . number 81 bpitiS and crrtlf
Gates bought Nv IN" lat. NirS ingram
representing stock IN a Western gold aud
silN er mime
IN investigation Mr. Coavcry has been
Informed that the value 81 the pay,crs -
s. So
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-07
CtTCH ROBBER m AFRO.
Pu-suerS Made Coed After Letting Post
once swindler Get Away.

GREENwICH, Conn Aug. q. After a
fast automobile chase Chief OF Police
RItch. Assistant Postmaster George Sco-
field and Post Once Clerk Joseph DELANEY
captured to-day William Baldwin. alias
& ' Woods alias Edward Perry. alias
Elmer Chadw ick. post Office robber and
~ indler
For three weeks inspectors had | cen
trackIn ing me man. To-day they were
watching the Greenwich post office. where
It Wa expected he would call for a pack
age but they left the place half an hour
before he appeared and asked for d pack
age addressed to Elmer ChadwiCk
Clerk Delaney recognized him from the
Official description and sent word To the
police. Clerk John Han detained the
caller. pretending to be- looking for a
package. but ChadWIck became Suspicious
ana boarded trolley car boz nd for
stamford
IRE car was pursued by the automobile
patty ard the MAJ Ne, caught lie -
chErgei With hayivg broken into the
I,O-t Office a. RImiori Conn. on July 10
ari hRVIr = stuls- siA money order hooks.
tie - sail To have then ordered large
till- of goods from mail or Ter firms.
~.n0Iirc morey or i"rs m paymeut End al
the - me time -'.r.Ir z EDpare'ty ge.I uine
a IL ices IL the post offiC,, where the orders
were ina IL pavgre.
He j. allie Se I 10 have obtained a large
order If eoois from X n White Of Boeton
aHi J.Welry from = Boston leWeller Chief
kItCn -four ! IT, the room which he occupied
IN u stamford boarding house many
blank money or isr- and a quantity Of
snois H. his shoe was found y money
order for SlCD made out TO Tiffany 90.
of New York gri about twenty five tick
cts for pswre articles.
tn" polio" SAY the Inan has confesse
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-07
JES,T TEiCHrRS assigned.
New Professors Named for Fordham. ~,
Francis NaNIer and other Colleges.

Many Jes,Iit- of the New Eork-NIary-
land province will report to-day and to-
morrow for new ASST gnmants announced
by the Very Rev Joseph =. HanselrnAn,
tho provincial The changes are
Tho Rev John u Farley. a nephew
% Archbishop Farley. now 81 ~ Andrew 8
College. Poughkcepsir. y Y, goes 60
- Johns College, Fordham. where he
becomes professor ~ literature The Rev.
Father Barnum - appointed chaplain
at BlaCkwell's Island. and the Rev Richard
RYAN IL made assistant chaplain The Rev
FATHERS Carmitan and Har'in are as
signed 10 paroch!sl work in this city and
the Rev, Fath,: ScIlly is sent to st.
lSnatius Church IN Park avenue
Prof Breen 81 ~ Johns College. Ford
ham. Prof NItccN of Canis'Iis College.
Buffalo. Prof Distin 81 Woodstock College.
Maryland; the Rev Robert johnson % -
Andrew College. PouGhkeepsi". y. y,
and tho Rev Fathers Pii,ter. Mellyn and
NrIry are assignee - ~ Francis Navier
College IN West ; Ats entu street New crk
Father Grew - %. 1T Francis Nav ,Cr
so"S 10 PCUphNccpeIe. Father keVency.
ai-n Of ~ ITan1is Nayicr. il assigned to
BROOKLYN college. Rrouklyn. ana PrOfs
foN. Murphy and RoIrks OF tho same
,plleg" 90 10 Woods took College Maryland
The Rev Michael McI sr'hy O; 1t. johns
college. Fordham. l. assigned Ia ~
Frances Navier. Manhattan. where he
will a~sum" charge Of deaf mute Glasses
and C.y" religious instruction and preach
IA IN" sil"nt language to adults Ia the
church
Others assigned To the teaching stan
at Fordhlm are the Rev james Smith Of
Holy eros, College. Worcester. Mas.
Father O'l.ouChliu. Prof Rlsachel OF
Broo Nlyn College and Profs Murphy and
Deane Of Woodstock. Md Father O'Gor-
man goes from FordhAm To ~ Josepis
Coll.g" m Philadelphia. Prof Lynch OF
Fordham goes to 81 Peters College IA
Jersey city. Father William O'Hall -
transferred from: ~ Georges College.
Kingston. Jamaica, to 81 Peters College,
Jersey CITY. and Father 7 VI Collins Of
the latter colleg" go+~ to Kingston, Jamaica
Father Brooks. project of discipline m
~ Francis NavIerS college. Manhattan,
exchanges PLACES with Father William
keane 81 GonzAga College. Washington.
- L: Father Hogan. professor Of logic
IN ~ Frances NavIer. gees To Brooklyn.
OHIO. and HIS place ~ assigned To Father
Owen Hill Of Holy Cross College m WOrC"s-
ter. Mas Father Joseph Busam becomes
chaplain Of Brooklyn college. Brooklyn,
y y and Others assigned to the stan OF
tho latter college are Father Paul Iunin.
Father Joseph Prcndergast Father John
Cassidy. and Profs Ferdinand Wheeler,
Francis Rsilley. Frances IL Buhe and
Thomas Graham
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-07
u'NILTi or SARATOGA iWakE
and IiuSt ling for the Democratic Nomina-
tlon for secretary Of state.

SARATOGA SPRINGS. Aug James II
MCNulty. the first Democratic Mayor that
Saratoga has had In long while. ~
hustling for the Democratic nomination
for Secretary of State.
Mayor McNulty. whose official title -
President OF the village, came into oftire
on a local Democratic landslide several
years ago. and he ~ the only Democrat
or Republican who has succeeded in salts
faotorily trounCing the Republican ma
chine Of thus village Soon after Mayor
McNulty took Office he began To ask ques T.
tons about municipal EXPENSES and took
the taxpayers very much into hts con-
tidenCe. departure IN local politics
Before that the budget was made up and
the taxpayers paid the freight without
bsIng consulted very much a. to rates
sIths for long or short hauls
Mr. McNulty II nearly at the end Of
ms third term a. President Of tn. Village
In the first year OF hts official life he re-
duCed the budget sJOOSJ. and the tax rate
has he"n falling ever since shortly after
he was first elected bll was introduced
an the Legislature IN" effect Of which
would have been to d.pTiy" the Mayer Of
has salary He went before the people
of the village on the quest ION. and tn. vote
was 522 IN favor Of continuing his salary
and ~ against IN" proposition. The
Mayor saws that he J. going to stay IN the
race for the Nomination until he wins or
knows that he has been -Oundly licked
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va FREE BrER roma, ,RD>rrN.
GO, FORT to Take Action urEardinE
Report FROM Trenton.

-, Gar. y \ Aug There will he
no tree roer IN camp n"St week Tor the
sons ~ wealthy residents ~ Trenton,
who came here tins afternoon A. members
II tcrryauy =. Second Regsisrt. except
what 'h"y bring IN 10y the hip pocket
route or have sent by express N was
reported some days ago that = hottling
company would furnish them with IRE"
h.'..r for the entire week
FdV ard Z Stoy"r treasurer ~ the
Trenton School 81 Industrial Arts. who has
'hre. sons IN IN" company, came her"
today and called the attention ~ Gov
Fort IN III. free beer report
Gov Fort thanked him for bringing the
matter 10 his attention and assured him
that an order wo'Ild 10 i-=tIad fnrbiddng
the distribution ~ free beer aud fh" sale
~ INTO icants on the camp grounds
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'p' No''h ,lrourh. iocAi shower 20 day and
20 rrprov. ',u~pt 'Ii- IN CENTRAL and northeast
portion, lgr' Ia moderate Winds. mostly south
pr.frFif
I.r south carolina snd ,'sorEin. o~al shower,
10 da, ,ri 20 morrow nznt TO nsi"rate ~inds,
mostly o'thvra irriy
Tor alabama And mississippi. 'ncal showers IN
10, sud -. rro'. ow ugh' >outheriy winds
Isr Inu,slans local shrwrrS ~ day snd IN
MORROW Iu eastern falr. continued warn In west
,rn fs,rtiou Tght - moderate spg'Lrrly Winds
Tor eastern TryN>. generally fair IN DAY ana
~ r.orruW con Unusi SArrn IN Interior hgh'
~ moderate -tuth~ris Niuds or he roast
Tor weston Tryas fair Ia day. showers ard
cooler Ia uisht ~ 10 morrow. except fair In
southeast portion
Eor Nrkau>s, local showers u 6Ay eScrpi
'sir In >oS'hs~st portion ~ moro" 'Air
Tor Trnussssc showers 20 d. ~ morrow
ns rtly cloudy shoDtrs IN EASTERN portion
ioy kenturky. lJcai showers ~ day and prOb
abb 10 niorYoN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-07
, LR0kE J,H ~ >ORB
Wan wanted n brooklyn Gets Ava,
trom the PoIirr

Police Inspector Russell. m charg" ~
the brooklyn detective bureau. received
- crrla message Yesterday from IN" "hl"f
81 g,oiira az ChrI.tig'ia Norway sew 3,
TIA; Lon n Ne -cher ~ Brooklyn ha 1
been rrs-f~i with s. u" IN his pockot-
- Golme-tra"d and hat broken jail ari
g.D' way.
Ns-chsr was formerly assistant super
ir'e0i.ri ~ the Mor,a Dry book Iompa' v
~ the foot 20 Fifty--iN'h street Brook
lyn or April - h" riSapp"a~"i from the
on ce- - Nh" Cpmpa.y with = W"ina- IN
a iaxicsb ~ a'Dut the same time iha'
s. az Was fni-se from the safe "" j.
ma-riai al live ! T.: 100 Eighty --"cor {
street N the Dyk-r Heights pert Of Brrok
lyr He l. q nP'ive ~ der mark
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-07
VIZ. RID.U ,I"< NOM tRRII ~.
Former District Attorney ~ hing
EuIoEIyrd IN the supreme curt.

IN ~" Surram" Court m Brooklyn
Yesterday cot u Roll. Cooperation
Cpun-.L -ppk" ~ eulnRy 81 the late
James " Ridgway. whose remains rad
arr y.d from Europe "a f"N moments
earlier ib"ari the Hamburg American
liner Nm@rikH col B--ll LAID particular
stress ~ VIZ RdENay's excellent worn a.
DrrtrIc' Attorney ~ Kings county
J,i-tir,. Putnam followed with "yyrc--
slpns ~ regard and esteem Tor the dead
Nj RIdgway dlad ~ Paris On July -
Mr. Ridgway returned ~ III" AmrrIki
she VA met ~ Quarantine hy Charles
n RidgWay - 5 FaIryieW place. . brother
~ the d.ad man. and sry""ai other r"la-
tiyes and friends met her a. IN" pier IN
Hpboken aud accompanied her - her
hons 2ts Gates avenue, Wher" the re-
mains Wer" taken later The funeral VilI
take pl.n. from m. hDuse -. uhT"pW
evening H.. rt"ru."u' NiIl l-' NJ Green
wool
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-07
JsLII> J. DiIU> ROBBED.
Thieves Enter Us Country H"u,~ and
tarrN Or dew rIrN.

BABYLON T. iTg = The country
ho'I-s ~ Juii"n 7 Dawes Va- rrhh~i
- Jewslry valued A. moro than $50
a few DAYS az" The robbery va, made
pubic TO-DAY
Mr Davies occupies the house with
his servants Mrs Dayie~ - m tIrug..
Nr Davies first hacann aUar" thai rph-
h"r- had Teen ~ the h"'i-" v hon b" fo'Ind
uu. - his -rarfpinS "u tho fnnr - hrs
..dfDuIn. and IN going 10 r"'lsrc u IN the
I.vei box found tn" ra-e empty The pins
orc gifts from relatives and We're. highly
prized both for their as<Ociat IONS and fpr
their intrinsic value ANON q tho other
~ c'aS taken Was guit ya'ch. i gift
from ht- father Nr Davis a. uuS-. went
To- tho chamber D",tIyisd 10y Hugh intt.n
a son ~ Mrs Leslie Gotten. tn" artist and
f,,Ind that jewel box Va- missing
VI Davies - insured against theft
~. notified the contrary and they hav.
pit ,io'eriiyrs on the "a -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-07
Urn RO PtRri .
the National tnstep-ndeat POlnirai
LraEne Puts Perth ~ Piatfsrm.

ArtASrtT cry Aus S,vsrp Sritt.
,,.,,,. - a., Lotto, a., ,.,,o-,I ,,d -
- -, -. ,.I-,.. -.
~ W "','
WIZ "''u' h''' '"-'ily ~ nv ''',lN ''''''','
~ ~" NatiofIl INDEPENDENT f"ii''cal
LsaE'ie Tn" organization consists ~
negroes and haz branch.-- in twenty three
states twenty ~ which wef.. r.Ur,s..ti. -
n, H.. ,-,,,,,,.,,i,,,, I, al ,,.r,. YER, rgf,
,I.ls.,,,.- ~, -. ,,..,,,,,,,.,.,,,,.,,
- = "a,
nav o' ,h' h'""H-s.u" "a, ar
h'F ldF AZ th' d,Er ~ lh"''i"r" h'''-'
v"lt Tn" R"publicans. they say. hnN"
h'-en absolutely unjust a. The negro
HIS only hot.. l. Ia an indep.nsL.nt politr-
cal orpnni,a,t,n
IN tn. adIr,.s. 10 the country which
W. ,..,,,..i - ,b,, ,,,,,.,,,,,,,, ,h.r.
II, -,
'"'''' '" ",'''''''h mo va, 'hN ''-'''
no civilized country on earth can pari!i5
tho United states m IN" whol--al" murder
y inn"c cent men. IA IN" social persecution
81 IN" weak. ~ religious discrimination
and proscriptinn and "a the h"lpl"ssn"--
ana r"fi1'i"ncy oi ~" ridl 'iary I"NA'
has Outfun kishln"f Jun crow cars ar"
inf"t"nslhi.' AMI ~ EN- Il 'iSoh- ut m
supreme court are r"pugntn'. 81 II
address SAYS The closing paragraph
Nhich - IA" platform OF the '"nN"h'l"h'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-07
DERELIIT ~ THE ROtD.
FuiI Of Lumber. Won't sink. RIght In the
steamship Lane.

The thirty year-old. hut stout three
masted Yankee schooner Anna X Bishop
which has been drifting Eurupeward since
-n- Vas abandoned last February north
ear, Of Bermuda while she was trying
&" msk" khlaheth. y J with cargo
~ umher from Jacksonville. Was passed
on SUNDAY ~ the steamship lane about
go miles e,tst e the French coast by the
Hamburg American Inner Am"rIka. IA
yesterday from Hamburg capt knuth
sayS she WaS very low IN the water. had
only a stump - one mast standing and
- a msuac" to navigation She has
Zigzaggad more than l 2D miles In her
giN months daft
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-07

" N~HINO1uN. Aug u III" colher
Hector mas arrived az Hampton Roads
III. collier Marc,.llus ~ S.wall- Point
the despatch boat Dolphin al Province
town. the yacht Mayfiow,r at Beverly
I he tug PatapSCuAt southern drill grounds
the cruiser PRAIRIE az New YORK. city. the
cruisers Char i.--ton and NJ. ORLEANS and
collier Pomr@y at I-iugtau tn. guuboat
YORKTOWN ~ ACaU'IlCu and the cruiser
south l'akoia a. Iapltpla. TAI
Tn. cruiser Tacoma ma, sailed from
BIueii-ids for Bp,a. 4 ] lprp th.. guntoat
Helena iron ~aIkWaI fur ~han ghal. tn.
cruiser RaiuNuw AID torpedo buat. BAN
budg" Rarry nHl" aUi Dhaunc,y fro II,
~laugua. for l-IrgtaI and ia. iug stan
Ii-h from Nrrftls :ur Auuarp,t-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-07
~ B-TRE nv >TtTEWFNT.
i've stock MARKET

~sr' 10 ~ August
Hs,~IHfs - Nrs =. usrr ~ head rta r. A
Cp~-f n~d tt~r~i - ia FH'srrr- NJ 'rafpg
feeling UnI. rAi.y -''tHN dressed i-si ~,os al
s..sI1lat w. ~ ~ native side F.Na- hrrs
90 ~ .lirr ,sNIr s,iN .rrs 'rr~T tnr.iou or
tisFT1Nn' ~slUwrul- from ''.. .sIrt 10 FAY
- ,tftlr Hrg =. Saa u4s~'sF- ~ beef
he,r..Is ~ 'a'Ns~ we're ~ UStr 80 Western
ra''~- o. safe 10 'rANi'g 'r~'itC HII HrI .rI
changed UTr~s~i rAlNs~ .lu, fItl dressed rtIs
sling - t. 80 per 10 .irs-,ed yvp,.sr- rI.t
~ 'tcTw'I,, NrHsr. runnt-s d-rs>ci - ss'>
N4isr
Receipts ~ sh.ep and lambs V~r' r 49, head.
Irrl ding ~ tnr- fNr 'H~ T~4rtrt making ~
tho stale sto~f e. Hsr~ tr sale ~hsrn rrftrsfy
uDrtHsI 4ru Ta'rl steady 'aub- I-~- sr'..Ys
prir1~ enH rrn.r" gtn -. stead, 0fhsrs frsr'
easter lar 20 .lH..r larIhs -pIt ~ NaNs ps-
IN lhs 'T'-s~i mutton SLOW hrI lower a. 49,
dr~s>~f lamrs gulCt =. .iH iai.T
Wssrip's ~ hogs sia head -. direct to
slsggi 'crrrs Irs'lg r.raIN -f~sfl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-07
TiFTS conn POINTS."
IRsaSsrnis WIN iadsrss Them 20 Least
In the kansas FtaifSrm.

toFFKN. Nan Aug a.-Propoaed m
-urg.ni planks IN the Kansas Republican
party platform Tor adoption on August
~ are
Public utilities hall
Recall for state officers
Inoiors~m"nt Of rank guaranty and .
demand for further legislation.
Election Of United states Senators by
direct yot"
Consolidation "a boards 81 directors Of
penal and charitable institutions
Rev l-ion II the tarid
Endorsement 81 tn" good points 81
President Taft = administration
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Judge I.acOuih~ IN the United States
Circuit Cpurt Yesterday directed that the
N.s Work Bank Note Company ~ plain
~ against Ransom u Ihomas. president
~ the Sew York Stock Exchange. LOO
ruami-r- ~ tho New York Stork IN
change. tlenrge " Ely and the American
Rank Nnte Company. apply on August
II m IN. United States CircNit Court
Tor l"a,. - amend rs complaint so
that IN" complaint will show that the
I nIt..d StAis- CIRCUIT Iourt has luris
diction Otherwise tho complaint will
l.. Dismissed without notice
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-07
rHI>k ms T,rr ~,OiT.
But Ls~Ier says He'S IN California 10 sec
>boui the Refractory river

Os ASGELEs Aug. Oscar La wlsr
Assistant Attorney General IN the D--
part msn' ~ the Interior. arr lived hero
today and said that he had come on
SPECIAL mission for President Taft hav-
ing 10 do with the C'irbIng of the Colorado
River II - reported. however. that Mr.
awler'G visit has a political -ignifiCanc.
The insurgents and regulars are in
rlined to regard him ~ Am emis~ary from
he President san' 10 survey the situation
and report upon the course 81 the oattlr
hstwesn IN" oppreing Republican la
tiOns
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IA> Engineer. to s- Paid n, Mileage.

IorIsFtIII Nv Aug The ofiCials
and IN" engineers ~ ~" oui-ville and
Nashville Railroad have reached an aRrae-
m.n' whereby the men shall l." paid nv
~. u.mbet g miles they travel on duty
instead ~ by tho day. ~ was the prior
agreement Following II the new sch"d
ule I,ncdl freight s. through frsight
~. through passenger. 81 ~ branch
passenger "a
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GrorEa Central Passes B"nd Di' Itrnd

NI'ANIs Aug q The officers aud
dI-rr;or. - ~" Central 81 Georgia Rail
road d.,.idad ~ day that the earning NJ
the road will not warrant ~ m l.ayIn 2
interest thI- year on - income bonds
1ha-. bonds amount 10 sij.Gs'.SD and
ia. interest Or them ~ per cent would
puoun' 10 S5S0sp 4 balance Of u 10 y.
rem aims. hat this - charged 10 profit aud
lD~-
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>-~ T~>a. Raurosd chartered.

ArsrIN. Tex Aug Il Tho charter
81 the stamford ard Eastern Railroad
WINS nlod m the Secretary ~ states Office
TO-DAY II - a Missouri Kansas and
reNas project and ~. proposed Inc
j. ~ run FROM Stan'o-,i 20 G-Tham, eighty
tnil~- II viii "nnu.sst with the Tsyas
Central Railroad ~ stamford
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The WAn street edition Of raT rvE.INa ,rs
contains aU ne financial rrus and s'pr. and
fond quotations ~ To rios' OF tnc r.HrAe' Tie
closlng qGO-.uOas. lHrf 4dng the hid and ~ ~ir
pr.cs. Win additional meas matte. arr Goa
ia'uci also 10 iLe uiyut r1IuSn % THI EyEStEa
70 .Gs.