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The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-08-05
MISS LENEVE AND DIR. CRIPPEN
HOLD HANDS WHEN THEY
THINK THEY ARE NOT SEEN.
CAPTAIN KENDALL SUSPECTS
Their Identity When He Observes
. This and From Fact That ClOtlles
Are Poor Fit.

Father Point, Que, July 30.-In-
spector Dew landed last night MAX
ing plans for the capture Of d..
Crippen when the "Montrose' lands
early Sunday morning. More details
are coming to light about why
Captain Kendall suspected the pair
who are registered as Rev. Robinson
and SON. The boys clothing don't 1T
and "he" holds his Gathers hand
whdn not observed. Robinson is
armed with a heavy revilver.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-08-05
NINE INDIANA LADIES
COME TO MEADE COUNTY
cturo;s Standard.

Sturgis Standards:
A party of nine ladies from the
state of Indiana arrived in sturgis
Thursday last. Last spring these
ladies filed on land in Meade county
and after doing so went beack home
to close up affairs and bid their
friends goodby. The party left yes
terday in automobiles for their
claims lear Sulphur. They have ex-
pressed their intention of making
their future homes in Meade coun-
ty and have gone to their claims to
remain.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-08-05
ACKERT TO SUCCEED RAWN
AS PRESIDENT OF MONON

Chicago, August lit is report
ed that H. Ackert. vice president Of
the Chicago & Alton railway, is to
succeed Ira G. Rawn, late president
Of the Monon Railway, who ON
mitted suicide.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-08-05

Captain Kendall Of the "Montrose"
sends a wireless as he passes Belle
Isle hat Crippen is gazing shore
ward and his supposed son follows
him about like a dog and fawns on
him. Both are very rvo
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-08-05
MANY BRIDGES WASHED
OUT BY HEAVY RAINS
Three Deaths Caused by Drowning
Railroad Traffic in Colorado
il Impeded.

Denver, Colo, July 80. - Heavy
rain for two days has washed out
many bridges, and caused three
deaths by drowning. Railroad traffic
in Colorado and New Mexico is i'm
peded. Rain fell for SO hours here,
the precipitation being 1892 inches.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-08-05
TEN TONS OF SEED FOR
RESTORATION NATL. FORESTS


States department of agriculture is
using this year on the national for
ests over ten tons of tree seed. Most
of this seed has already ben planted
or sown. The rest will be utilized lat
er in the season, as favorable condi-
tions are presented.
1t takes a great many tree seeds
to make ten tons. Jack pine, the
most important tree for planting in
the Nebraska sand hills by the forest
service, will average something like
125,00O to the pound. OF western
yellow pine, the tree most extensively
planted throughout the national
forests as a whole. 10000 seeds Will
make a pound. Altogether the ten
tons of seed to be used this year rep
resent perhaps three hundred million
single seeds.
If every seed could be depended
on to produce a young tree suitable
for planting, the result would be a
supply of nursery stock sufficient to
plant three hundred thousand acres
land, but no such result can be look
ed for because many seeds do no;
terminate. Most of the seed will b.
| sown, either broadcast or in seed
| spots, or planted with a corn plant
er, directly in the place where tbs
trees are to stand.
Even when nursery stock is rals-
| ed a liberal allowance must be maze
for loss. In the first place, a consid-
! cradle percentage of the seeds WI!
be found to be infertile. or those
which terminate, many Will die De
fore they leave the nursery beds, and
many more will be lost in transplant
ing. If from a pound of western yell
low pine seed that contains lo,ooo
individual seeds, 1000 three-year-old
~transplants are available for field
planting. the department Of agrlcui'
jture has obtained satisfactory re-
suits.
There are now twenty-four nation
\ forest nurseries with an annua
productive capacity OF over elgh'
million seedlings. But there are
many millions of old burns on tho
national forests which are waitins
to be restocked. and some quicker
and cheaper method than the actua
planting Of nursary grown trees !:
urgently needed. Therefore the for
esters are making experiments on
large scale with different methods .
direct sowing and planting. and mos
of the seed gathered last year wa!
obtained for this use.
B~roadcasting has already bee,
found to give good results in som
regions. 1t was first tried in tn
Black Hills Of South Dakota, with d,
encouraging outcome. To broadcas
an acre of land with yellow pine seei
about s pounds of seed is used. On
Of the most formidable drawbacks T.
this method is the extent to whici
the seed nay be consumed by bird
and rodents. If the season happen
to be one in which food for thes
animals is scarce. the loss is YER
heavy. The problem of control G
animal pests. such as field mice
ground squirrels. and gophers, whic1
eat the tree seeds, and also the fur
Their problem Of preventing the der
relations Of rabbits. which are alto
gether too fond Of the little tree
themselves. whether nursery trans
plants of field grown seedlings, i
, receiving the attention of the biolog
ical survey experts of the department
of agriculture.
y In some localities the department
has had to purchase seed, but mos
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-08-05

Quebec, August DIR. Crippen
was arraigned in police court before
Judge Anglers at oon He admitted
his identity and offered no objection
to returning to England. judge
Anglers remanded him to jail for If
teen days. Miss Leneve was too III
to appear. She is in complete nery-
ous collapse.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-08-05
STRICKEN WITH PARALYSIS
AT BELLE FOURCHE

Sturgis Standards:
William Means. who has a sheen
ranch on Rand river and who is VOL
known in Sturgis, drove into Belle
Fourche with a load of wool aai
while there was stricken with par
alysis and is now in a very critical
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-08-05
STRIKER KILLED IN A
CLASH WITH CONSTABLES

Greensburg. Pa. July 30. - One
striker was killed and on. trooper
wounded in a clash between the
strikers and the state constabularv
today.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-08-05

Tacoma. Wash, July 26.- Mrs.
Fletcher Johnson Of South Tacoma
this Afternoon shot and killed Frank
Hall. an electrician, during a quar-
rel following Halls attempt to in
duce Mrs. Johnson to leave her home
and children for him.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-08-05
BAKERS FORM GIGANTIC
TRUST, INCLUDING DAKOTA.

New York. August 1.-The Fed
eral Biscuit Co.'s $4,000, O0D mer-
ger Of independent bakeries was
formed today with twenty-four 0 N,
panies in New York and other states
throughout the northwest, includ-
ing Dakota.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-08-05
PEOPLE FLOCKJNG TO
GEN. BONILLA'S SIDE

Tegucigalpa, Honduras. August :.
Former President Bonilla is
marching on the capital and the peo-
pie are .locking to his standard
President Davilla is ready to fee.
In the battle yesterday Bonilla won
twenty-five soldiers were killed.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-08-05
SISTERS CHARGED WITH
WEST. VIRGINIA MURDER

Parkersburg, w. ", August L.
Jessie and Lulu Metz, sisters. were
ing Former Judge James A. Watson,
whose body was. found on his porch
with $4,000 missing from his pock-
ct. The police are searching for the
male accomplice Of the girls.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-08-05
LEE O'NEIL BROWNE
RETRIAL BEGINS TO-DAY

Chicago. August 1.-The retrial
Of Lee O'Neil Browne for alleged
bribery in the Lorimer scandal was
commenced before Judge Kersten to-
day. The defense made a motion to
quash.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-08-05
GOV. STUBBS GOES SHOCKS
WITH STANDPATTERS.

Kansas City. August 1.-THE pr!-
mary elections in Kansas will be
held tomorrow. Gov. Stnbbs, the in
snrgent>candidate for governor is re-
ported to have formed an alliance
with the s%tandpatters running for
congress.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-08-05
EIGHTEEN BURIED
IN ONE TRENCH.
Negroes Killed As a Result of Race
Riots at Palestine, Texas, 9th.
ers Dead in The Woods,

Palestine. Texas, August L.
Eighteen negroes were buried in one
trench and others are dead in the
woods, but no whites were killed.
Soldiers are now on guard and all is
quiet here. The deaths are the re-
suit of the recent race riots.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-08-05
ILLINOIS JUDGE REFUSES
TO OUASH INDICTMENT.

Springfield, ILL.,. August Judge
Creighton today refused to quasn
the Indictment against Senator s.. G.
Pemberton in the Lorimer scandal.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-08-05
JEFFRIES DECLARES HE
is DONE. WITH RING

Los Angeles, August flames J..
Jeffries says positively that he will
enter the ring again.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-08-05
Not a Sane Joke.
Just back from Europe?'

"Where did you spend YOU
Fourth of July?"
Gin Paris"
"Have a sane Fourth?"
"Why, ! think I can safely say
did. I spent the entire day on the
Seine."-Yonkers Statesman.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-08-05
BRYAN WORKING FOR BOTH
REPUBLICANS AND DEMOCRATS
All That Is Necessary is That They
Pledge Themselves for County
nnt;pn

Denver, Colo, July T.. e. McLaugh-
lin Of the Colorado a%nti-saloon league
in a communication with William J.
Bryan, says that Bryan is working
for republican as well as democratic
candidates, and that all that is neces
sary is that they pledge themselves
for county option.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-18
DBiTI tRl

The E-y NI.Nand.r Mclean. wuo a. IN"
,l-' -e--IoH of ~" N"N Work. fa-' pni-r
emo. o.labral"d M ti'Icrh AuujN-r-ary
~ a Methodist minister died yesterday
1885, Eat second ~ rect. BTupr Iyn IA hl-
~ ghry-rOurfN y"ar ~" Wsl- 40 three. day
MIR Mol can We horn tu New hurN 'IfS W."
sa- ga" OF me I"r'. Minors " -p went -
~ rtr concord Ih"rI"sIr,l SEMINARY. and
~ ssH he got hi 'r.' charge t' -Iusi an.
MAJ In l~gn h" 80 trIu-f-T.Ti >" 'f.
N,N York Fat Conference. u.u Pr" later
mad many charge 10. Manhattan tud Long
Island iil- latest 'Igrs" Na. ~ Nh-p"''
a Il iugh'sr
G"ur." Doan, Low "f B",'oi.. al ~. firm
eel ShrPN,. tTtIU N Low. N"l''r- tTuI i..i
dead u M room IA M" IIpr.. lrGrdIn'. Boz
ION y.- "-dt" an. rur'... ag" ! - b"n'h
-.n- du. - heart dt-'a~s. Vi Low Ir-r
uttered he m In -s,I ~. u.,d b".u a,ii,"ls
connected Win ~ ".'t -.r'"- IT, father.
.Iokn Los, Wa one - 'Na members id'.nfl-
'-d Win III" "-th'iI >hul"U' ~ 10" h"I-'
in lS!S VIZ low never MARI" 'I II" ra-
OF ne I .ufr4r.an t..b. Er--uUiau SOCu'-iy $.
Ro-tun NJ ,luh aud NAM ".,"r -n,l"tI"'
H. Wa- -" last iu"wh"r Of rr' Old Low
family ami Wa born "a Jamaica PLAN
.iu-,icr VI N" p-tc. Erh"r' Miller "f
k'r-,.y CT, di-i ~ nr'urt iylI of ~" heart
on Friday nisn' ~ M h"tn". - Gardner
avenue mat civ lie wT- In"trh''r Oi she
.lcr-,.y CTS l'0lI," b"pIrft urur '.r 's"u's
one wear retiring twelve. ear. AZ" H. 20
-.rgnant ". -"rved A. e Drummer bDy
n rtr Northern army duTin: a." "INIi war
He l. -lIr'ig 90 rs hi VII" and Oh" - ghtrr
Nlfr.- . Nr-"u. Nh" Va 81 'u.' Ifrr nl
Reed \ Mason. NhO ruIIt iTHr'- IUmh.
tiad ~ Murray HtIi 4 E.-.'rrilv ~ M"
Ayr 81 - yrLr- IT, T- -uryI.. i 10. r'-
wife aHd thr"" SON
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-18
new U. S. EMBASSY IN BERLIN
u M OPE\ IOR FFSTIlr "a N.
I'OSES ON VEN iEtRs Dll.
Meatsi, Meetings 10 Revive Poit-a--.
~traGsss ''no-'lih Nv lsr'' in re-
hearsaE Light Lanes fur >ight Pliers
kRisrr's Fourth son an iuornr,

-~r.i suite p.'gu5rh :" Tan SIS
BERLIN Dee. II III" new American
Embassy viii not b. ready for NOR" than
a family celebration AT Christmas Ia"
doors will h. thrown open for IN" hr,t
time on January
The society for the Encouragement of
Politene~- held lI~ first meeting during
the week Miss M-yan. tho fnini"r OF
TN" so' irIy, reported that there w.r" 3,1
members on ih" hooks and branches haN"
NOW been established a. pre-- t"n ani
I"Ipsic Tn" object nj the. SoCI"'y ~ Ia
Facilitate. pubhc intercourse The motto
Of the society j. do A. you would h-
don" by Monthly meetings arr - hr
h"ld al which Instances of r'Id,.n"s- ~
public can h" i-uu1ht Ia IN" ao.jc., al
m"nb'.r~ and discussed The Berlin
school aut horiti,'- have pruuisc,, ,u give.
the organization their act" support
Richard Strauss ha. begun r.hrar~ai-
OF ID" Ro-.nkav allie al Dresden Tn.
work - ss,Id TO b- hes si,upl.. than has
hIhs.rp been reported According to
one auditor AT IN" reh-ar ia - good
thing that certain ra--ii ,.. Of IN. tent
ar" rendered 'naiIdIhi" by loud orchestra
ton tn" singers find the tempo the
'ilNa tiiT'uIN 'fi me biNr.r Rand no
such demands are mad. on IN" voice. "A.
IN -Elektra
The orchestra. BESIDES tn. strings. con-
taIn- two hnt.s. "A p,"cplc. tw" rIn"~. AN
English horn. two faCntti three. trIm-
pets. three tromDOur-. u tJhd. iy,u hatu-.
'"iesta and tn" usual prrcus>-,"mul ra;-
terry. Their" Is "A great demand for seats
Tor the premiere an January % MANY
Americans will go from Berlin to Dr.,-
den Ia attend Nothing has i,,n settled
about TN. production of tn. opera In B.r-
I'm Negotiations for it, production IN
America ar" in progress
G-rriany l. now considering thr. ,l,l.-.-
ton If lighting erin thurough'.r.- ~
p"fim"nts at JuhannI~tal near Berlin
have shown that small captive balloons
can b" u-"'t t. provide arm IN with i.sht
street lamps afford terri. t,itI a,it.hIr...
and hu"y- reg Hat" maritime traffic.
f"r thl- REASON Il = argued that IT." AR
men should have. lights To-,
III" balloons used ~ the nNp.rirr..,,f-
r!riti IN IN" The largest had , ,tllpt..-
Ter 81 feet and tho srlIl".r s.. f...r
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-18
V,Lft\ 0PFPt VIEWS.
Programme Tor >ra>on at La srnia
Na>raSni on iti> own Future.

| "a
iioMr. Dec. /; IN" season A. La ~, r,
wIll open GA December II Wlh Wagner
-~Ic.-fi.-d Ih.- ;.nur G,..--py,- b., "a =,
who created IN" tile pdT, IA lralv "A de-.
c.Id,' A.,". Nh r-app"ar IN jhs, ~ ".
Mother revival VII b. N"rii'- simon
BpCCan"gra which was sung at H.,
scala tScnty year, ago. MattIa Baths
TIM who appeared IN the principal 70"
AT that time. Will sing II agalu AT he
revival. Cinay ~I> 'Matrimonio Sc
gr'rn.' which wa- las given al IL Scala
IN iS2s, NI!i he revived 49, " ~ r's Duka~ :
-ArUthn" =, Rarh- B!,.u- pac'ui'~ SAT b.
which va~ hr-r produced IN 10: and
which has not h..,E given for over thirty
years, S.rau-s'~ new Der Rusenkava-
her and Man, he" filia-r'e new Flor
ii" " e
MasCagnI - mere resting before start.
INK COR New York. l." denies the report
th.I- h" h..- decided "a ret To- music Dant-'-
-hivIu' Comedy !.r ~I-s that unless
-l.ph,'l- - a complete success. az COM
3. ." a. Pvr.IuI'~ Girl ~ me Golden
v ..~'. h viii not Cuiup,-r Operas any
more. bat vIil Write Synrh"nIc music
Horny Syutt, formerly of IN" Manhat-
- Or"ra i.nu-" Company. has scored =
Er-a' -,Ece-s a. Msyh's'"yh .'.s ~ tho
ktriano Ih"a'rr. ;. ~ Nh" only Am"rl-
car entirety trained ~ America who
ht- 10y sung m l,aiy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-18
EN-CONGRE>>u,N FOOTE M 40.
Had Been 90 nj ~. l.uk~'s for ~r>r raI
Weeks Win Brisht'> Disease.

Wallace Turner Fnut. Jr died ~ ~
Luk"'s Hospital early Yesterday morn
ing If Bright disease after an Illness ~
several weeks. Mr.. FoOtr r..prr-en I'D
III. Twonty-,hlrd New York district IN
Congress from lssi To- 1890 H.. won "A
fight for r-nominat ION from ext congress
man BurleiSh who eut MIR Foote's cousin.
Walter WIth"rb-e. nj Port Henry. III uppo-
sltion IN him a; the primaries. Both 81
the men were extremely popular in their
district and Mr. Burleieh hoped ~ tha,
time that h" could get INTO m" fight A. "a
"nmpromI-.. CandIiG'". After six pr
mary cauC,sse- Nr. Foot" won uut
MIR Foot" father wa- an IRON manu-
flcturer ia the Port Henry region Mr..
foore Wa born in Port Henry in 1884
and prepared for college A. Whilst on
Seminary. h.. va graduated from Mon
college. with rh.. class II l~~5 .rId came
down To- this CITY 10 study law. graduating
from the Columbia law school IN l-S>.
While az Columbia h.' rpv'-i On IN" crew
H,. returned 10 his native town Ia pra"-
i-.E Law with the firm ~ foOts Srok-- 4
owen. but later retired from active prsl"-
r.C~ H." Wa "A director and officer Of he
Wirh.rb..a Sherman Company and pr"sI-
deny ~ the Mclntyr" Iron Company and
the Tahaw'I- Iron Or" Company In
~ he married Miss Mary Wth"rha", -
sister ~ Frank : M.th"rl".. ~" dI"t
four YEAR LAYER
Nr FDptc VA a member II IN" New
York Nachr CIun and participated IA the
cruises - hat orgauIEat ION with hi- -loop
: hHll-nG" VI. wa Comnpd"r" II The
Lax. ,na;nplaIn Yacht ,Igt for several
years
~" - survived hy four bro h.rS and two
sisters Miss Mary + Foot" Il Porr Henry
Mr. Eru-y"uor II Backu- If Brnoklyn.
FREDERICK Ii Foot" II Chicago. Thomas
II Foot" II Pasadena. cal, George G
foots Of Port Henry and charlie : Foot.
=. Z IN .ltt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-18
Rt ssIaN rIi>tNr HEROINE.



81 PETgRsBrRU. U"c IA young
i,"a$ani woman named \,,aio kritxke
has b.'-n recognized los the Car as .
knight III ST George. with tho right to
wear the 81 GeorE. cruS~ for valor I'm
baitl" She was living IN east siberia
at the outbreak at IN" Japan, var and
enlisted a. Kunsiantin kritlko.
Sh" was wounded at patilof Hin. but
recovered and rein 4 her regiment.
Sh" carried twn Wounded men out OF firs
on III" retreat uf ~" Russians to Muk-
den, for which ~ WIS recommended
that the cross h'' awarded Ia her
Sh" II "A quiet. good tempered booking
woman Sh" wa- rr"-rnt ~ her ordinary
sunday 81" hes and lupA..d lits u prosper
ous peasant a, tn" banquet on 1t Georges
day. Sh" denis, hat ans romance sent
her soldering
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-18
iLBERT NES FOR -; non 900.
Hanks Refuse 10 Eurn over Proceeds sf
RaIlw ~ isonsi sale.

EDMONTON. Alberta. Dec. 10 Alberta's
Attorney Gru"rnI has t-R'h an action
against three bank, to- rh" payment To
the province al s:u".ssi. the proceeds
Uf bonds of the Albert and Great Water
ways Railway. The amounts are: Do
Inin'pn Bank s!un.p1; Union Rank. ST.
Dp.VD ami ROYAL Bank s6Ws'OOp with
HcCu'nuiltei !nteru-t IN each case.
Checks wee presented at the local
b'anO hes "i the p,tUl,s and payne mt WAS
rrfu."i The Chry.- were then sent TO
protest amt tn" Attorney General issued
w-i'- on ~. banks
Tn" hankS deny tn" authority OF the
p-OvIrI - draw ,'.' checks The Gov
"rnm-rt proposes u -" the money Tor
purpose other than that for which &c
vas -rlh-tritp4i
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-18
SPANISH FLOODS " ESIDf
fSr~m NJ VA,iadolid. where lie,i>-> ua,"
Urrn I nsirrmlnrsi

~o"-'gI Cahls DrypI'rh 20 rHr ~TN
NALLApOLlp. Dec. Il Tn. River pi~u-
"rg. ~ again rising and j. now Two meters
above it, normal level
During IN. storm herr. several houses
IN tho poorer quarter Of the city wcr"
undermined by IN" food waters and
caved IN. Fortunately their occupants
had warning Of tn. impending fate Of the
buildings and "Scaprd without injury
TIL. flood situation IN tn" Other prov
InceS IL improving
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-18
si.DSt.i5s worth "f !rrp-. ~hippess
From New Works. s.rapr iseit.

DTSKIrK. De-. - Anno,nC em"nt was
mad. to-day rhn' 10" total shipments
# grapes from ga" crap" hel, TINS season
aggr"LR. "d a"iG "arlol-. made mp OF
full CariCa = pl-.iti Car,pads and wagoR-
irai- Thl., nuub.-r II "ar'olcs equals
81 10" tons Nrlt!..i q; 81 .',sil7i
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-18
M >GELur LLER NAY RESIGN.
,u.Iro-IIunSarl >nba -.a,ier Critirise1
-, The tieIsna Press.

M Ut Bs5p-I'IA 20 THF ~
.IH,Ni. H." Il II - rNmor"d that
DO !,rE.l.nIlcr. Ali-tru-H ungarian
.--''pi 90 ~. ni'.d States. vino wa,
....- So criticised hy. tho Austrian yr"--
ne. .harE. ~ u"glecting IN. ~ ,.resr-
.- on'apa r!,'- ~ America. viii r'--l IN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-18
frrniCia'nle
spanish Pr eInirrs SUDDEN Illness Caused
Alarm Hettrr YESTERDAY.

-gFTIT N N|fvIf-E % THE NUN
Madrid. Dee II Wm" av ardln .
prizes "a al" Ath"n'rim last II ght Prin .
Minister CanalrjI> was attacked 10y d
sudden Illness
Much alarm was caused 10y ms condi-
ton. hut today II - ANNOUNCED hat hr
has entirely recovered
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-18

MADRID. Dec II King Alfonso and
Queen Nicturi. w"r" pr"s ,nI tO-nigi
a. hangu"' gwen hv SIR Maurice, de,
Buns"n. he Brush Ambassador
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-18

They We're lighted by electricity. which
VA conducted 10y wir- communicating
with the Earth Th"-' lights were vl-ihl"
Tor ~N W!l"~. The Introduction uf the
y stem ~ Germany. a L. stated. may De
regarded a. certain
III" Emperor fourth son. Prince
August M.th"lm passed his examination
TO-DAY a" = r"i"r'u'"r before. "a comrnIs-
SION of tn. SupErrn,. Cont rIdir,t,Ir.
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Ca> aiirri Conins In January.

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PANS. Dec IL Lima Cavaii"ri han
cah!,.i 10 NJ. .~-.'ll 1T Boston that she
viii art FOR he. I-a,.,l states early in
January.
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wrirou- for Argentine Training ship

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CAprz, PEE ~ III. Arg.ntIn. tram
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~ trriv. her" tr-murruv Thu local
authorities hay" mad. extensive prcpa-
ration- to w.lcom. and entertain tn.
visitors
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'....I.' Irv'rI- appointed referee
... .' 'nh" proof II III" allegations
...I'Jr. II The "-iaf" Of Rem
bio. T. the 'h"aIrIcAl mann ger
'". AZ "rta'" ~ only 40 ne.
-',y- execution II II Judgment
80 against the estate pending rh'.
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..u- - IN. New York Flower
40 li-' Tvnn ,I.ih street vii h..
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>p.S.' can. D,,a.r,h fD Tuf SrN
PARIS. Dec II III" State railroads
hav" ISSUED special reduced fares for
officers and men belonging :" the Amer
can bsttl-~hip fleet
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