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senators from Kansas aud Nebraska h.
wanted u understood that IN" only
inference he had 'ha' these men weTs
Interested IN the McNIrrav contracts
was through IA. statement made Nv
liam"n To him on Nav when h- saws
inmon tried To- brIb. him
Congressman Cawpl-ll LAST night
spra'ned his ankle wh,l. stepping ont If
an AUTOMOBILE" and b. obliged =" hohhls
about nn "A zane
onEr'~snai' tJfJ g. :, a. ga IN" stand
AGAIN for over an hour this morning
"" reiterated hi4 testimony nf Yesterday
rria''V" ru lIamon making ,mpropar
'dNanc-s toward hrm 10 influence legi~la-
latinu. and CAV. ont Ioi ~ details rria-
Nv" T." Ts-rsons who hal contracts with
Indians and FREEDMEN L. hav" the rolls
r""pen"d and These I"opic pllr"d "u the
trihsl rolls
" was ANNOUNCED to dav hv Chairman
birk" that Nh" CongrrSsiuual comm tt~-
world go To- Nc hsster. Okla On N"ndav
and later 10 pawhu-ka. O.la. IA the
Dag" country Another session Will l-
held her" to-m"rrnw Congressman hrd
> M~'rtr- arrived hcr' TODAY
CT rHRIF. Okll Aug : In regard to
hiS Offering m" resolution IA ia. Hou-.
Tor an investigation at the McNlurray
indian land charges made hy Senator
Cor" of Oklahoma Congressman Bird
MCtsuIrr SAYS
I introduced ii'. resolution i.'caus.' I
wanted Congress Ia famIliarlze itself with
conditions among IN" Indians and 7
wanted Ia lind nrIt Who tried - brit"
SENATOR Gore
Tn" senator did not NOV" fnr al
Investigation aud A. l.'ing 80 near the
o'n>.' of III" session h" thought perhaps
Others would not and h. would hc free
10 carry HI campaign Of vilihcaiIon INTO
oklahoma with the hops 81 preventing
Republicans from carrying thar state
~ ~" coming election
In the House l got on the public
buildings bill appropriations for Guthrie,
Blackwell and klngfi-her When Gore
learned | had introduced the Till for
5000 Tor Blackwell he introduced one
for Si2j11. Vet when my apVropria ton
reached the Senat. IN spite of Corr =
IRONS 80 - h,S cunSt turnts he attempted
~ the conference betwsan tho senate
and Hous- - cut all Of these places and
deprive them Of their appropr alton
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>HERHtN DENIES NJ.
SAYS he Never Had An, sBt crest IN
indian Land sales.

BIO MOOSE y Y Aug 3 Vice Presl
dent James SChpolcraft sherman ~ quite
rmdistIrb-d ~ The testimony gwen hy
United States senator Cor. az Muskog gee
okla yesterday
Mr SHERMAN TeS..nis the manner IN
which n" has t-an dragged mo IN"
-oauda' nu' h- - not apprrh-nsivr.
'pr H.. SAYS the truth will ultimately
pre-, - and senator Cares h~arsay "V,-
i.nu' a. I-asj 20 ~ far ~ u relates -
him vii h. shattered
Tie Nic,.- Pr,.siosnt to-day made this
fortuna statement 10 IHt SrN
As analyz. the reported evidsucr
gwen by SENATOR Gore A. Mu-kog-"
Yesterday o. - tha' SENATOR Gore ssys
hat W. HaTnp sad to him jha; son"
,u. hlgh gp ~ Government "trc'-- had
Az trf..r,.-' ~ fn. Murray '"U'rarts
at, .H.l' 'na' -uul.' uu- "a.
~ luvnu,iv >av- tia ! uin. any "a
t-r-,' 100 ~ 81 any other runtrH"' -
lttug 20 rh,. Indians ~ ever drd hAN" any
SDua rut"r-s' rr auv interest ru any con
tract aux anything - 10 Ni'h IN"
Hu' -rnu.u' ~ auy Nay Cd, thai haN~
pfu't..d b., NV uulL,' s-rvic,' be-. -ia'"-
bat ~l .'h .. Ir.,Ju'-lv fI'--
1 Lrt" rp r,.."llrc'Iun - ...-rnK Viz
Ha'uau -u,- l-V ~h"u I ~ charruar
~ ~. National R.I.ll,lI.an 'pnEr .-.,,una!
commute" me- TN WITH --N.rll u'l-r
gentlemen frpur tie. -rlnryp STATE ~
OklAiIuIna ~ f..',-r,.u'.. To- 49,. then ..-ui
nc campaign
TN rh- slo-ipg hnurS of ne" at --s-iuu
~ tas --iIatc senator GORE mai.. some
whar sI--ai.ouil sI,'-rh on th,s -uuJ.,j
bat r." did not at thai Irni" Dv iuf"r-u,'
or DIRE tly sugg--i that had any "un-
u-s ton wirh ~" Transaction hd' the
senator now saws - SIMPLY all'g" r''ar-
-av
ia INV public -sfVI,p I nave never ,...
parted from the path Of right aud I shall
not D-gin now That - all care to ~av
IN answer - senator Cores Statement
a. this tim"
Regarding the statement printed 10 n
Kansas city n-N- pap-r and referred 'u
by senator Gor- - his testimony h.'for-
III. rommt'.... IA which IL was mentioned
that Mr. sherman had visited Pr-sidenf
TAFT AZ the Whit" Hons. ~ III" interest pi
the McMurray sch.m. for selling the.
Indian lands to New YORK. syndicate for
So ga ~ III. yicn-Pr--Id.nt stated that
Whlle ~ visited w" fG"~lueDl on UiauN
ocra-ions and on various srrand- h- did
not r"caI dong any missionary work
m behalf ~ tn" McNurray plan
Mr. sherman whil. member ~ the
Hous. was for many years cha Irman ~
the Committee on Indian Ahairs and ~
such position came into close touch with
Indian matters. ac1uaintIng himself fully
with their needs th" value Of their lands
and their condition generally Thus
equipped the Vic--Pr~s.dent ~ as we'll
qualified perhaps as any one ~ the public
service 10 Judge 81 the advantages or dis
advantages which would occur TO the
Indians from such a deal for the sale Of
these lands a. was proposed 10y McMurray
Mr.. sherman was asked to-day for ar
opinion on the fairness or unfairnsSs u
the McNIurray plan. but he preferred not
10 snter into this phase 81 the contro-
versy Vice-Pr-sidsnt sherman plans "a
remain at Iov-y'S Camp until SUNDAY
night. when he will return to Utica.
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,RTI>r RROtL HIDE.
PRE-, hIenr- Painter En,Fs IIl~ NE wHh
t.as In IlIS stuslis.

PEoNIDINlt. Aug : Hugo BrOul,
az artist ~ this city was found dead
~ Li- studio today. with every evidence
t,rrS-nt that he had Connittsd suicide
bv a~yhvN,dttuu Ga- was pouring from
all four 49, and the windows and doors
wrr,. tightiv closed. whih- near hv was "A
note addressed To whom. ~ may con -
o~ru IN winch Lr made arrangements
Tot the disposition IT his pictures
Hugo August Bernhard Bronl was
born ~ Ninlfrld 1hnringrn, G-rnians.
IN 1854 aud came - tins country IN ~
lie studied ~ ia" Arad-mv IT l-slEn aud
th. NJ students I.igtI. in New Work.
and a. th.. Ruval \cad-mV AZ Mnnr"i.
lie ,lsn I,,,rsrIrd h. ~ >trl-- a. Julian :
Academy "a Pans.
n" married Iucy M-'cair Andrews On
July . IssS and three Childrrn. two sons.
Harold aud AlL.i. and a daughter. Ste
phaui- cam" 1t M" union
~. was member pf the Providence
" ai-r color Society. the I'niv"r-ty club.
the NJ club ia" New England club ani
of several chess and whist clubs He was
also q mem her Of the Masonic order
Nj BrDu's worn ia this city has been
chiefly portrait painting. and many oil
his hkcn-s--s of public men are 10 l- seen
~ the collection IN the city Hall Among
the be-i known arr portraitS Of former
Governor charles Dean kimball former
Governor Elisha Dyer aud tot Gsorg-
Dyer 81 New lorE he also painted 80, p
aral portraits - soci-iv women, the more
notable ones i..,ng those Of Mis- Moliie
Brow nell a. her harp and OF Mrs Frederic
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DRIG Ru rs uER"F.
HILrr and HrErman Onrrrns " ~ b-
tsnr Z orporaI Ion Hereafter

IL" Rikrr 4 'l-g-uau Company - t..
. tin,. uf u urS CuT l.OTattpu Representa- <
the ,,i,.r ~, interests - lhr drug "ru'rrus
= u.g.man 4 60 and "a. William y
RiArr 4 SOh i"utuauV. which "ill con
- t-fHiI stores h-r"f''uI, operated ~
Competition ~ this ctiY n - Intended
also 80 establish a strIug "i stores ~ PhIl1 -
d.luhIa and I;altimof" aud =" increase
the nuuI"r IT the Rik"r str Ia Boston
= " authorized caI ital 80 the new concern
VIII i,. So u, u.s.
There are many ',laC-s ~ :hls ritv where
a Hcg"r.Iu store and "a kIk"I -tpr" have
n,.,iI ulaC,d near .ac.. otarr 'hs intsn 70
ton - to ClO~. up ~" smaller 81 the
two ~ such "a situntIru In s"'n" cases
where leases of some lrngta are running
~ Will IL. necessary ~ subIe'
John N Flagl.r. president - the tsC"-
nan concern. - 10 le president II the new
rort.oration aud Alfred ~ Cus,I.n. now
president Of the kksr CONT anv. Will
l-e first vice president George Ramsay.
vice ,.r.-- I,-nt ~ the Hesernsn company
will ~ SECOND vice president. ! frederick
a. Pouch. treasurer 81 Hegsman \ 60
treasurer. and Edward -. Cahoou treas
urer ~ the IIik"r company. secretary
The authorized capital will be divided
into SsDO.O 10 preferred aud siOHO. Gasl
common stock The Riker concern :
present capital " s. 5OD. O0G aud that IT IN"
Hegemau company 81 UOO.On
Although It was sal1 yesterday tia
there sill te me- material change ia pOliSv
IL i. known that the sornewhnt active
campaign ~ advertising and rate c,tiin :
which has seen going on will not h" useful
IN the future The Rirer company has
twcnt" five retail drug stores IN Greater
New York. hc~i'es several IN Bo~ton and
other cities ~ New England. There are
twenty stor'-. pp.rnted 10y the lIeg-'nau
company. including two ~ Brnoklvn. Oue
in Jersey Iity aud one ~ lonkers
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BUSIANOBYS AT LAW NOW
THI iOI NGER BROIHI ~
IOTED or THE an DI>f
And DIsn, Iss-,I stew ard. Manager aud
TIVE Head walters white the tr'I~'
Arbitrator sI the nrauN. Arts H"h the
Arbitration Ngrr- mrnI In >uspension.

4 quarrel am ong IA" Rusianohy
brothers. propr.tors Of the 'af" d"'
Bsaux-Art- IN this city AMI ia" Chaisan
d.. B.auX -Arts on Huntington hay. ia
which dispute Andre and Jacques hSNs
combined against Louis. the oldest 81
the thr.- and founder of the business.
came bsfore Suprsm" Court Justice
Bischon yesterday when Harold II
O'Connor. counsel for l.OulS. asked IN"
Court 10 restrain the two other brother :
from removing Louis a. vic"-presidsn'
aud director and dsmi--ing four en-
plovses on the ground that thsv ara
frisndlv to Louis
The four employees dismis>-l wsre
Henry StolI. tho steward aud confidential
man. who has been ia ihs business since
II vas started Manager \usl Of the
Huntington staurant and two head
walters Counsel for I.oEis insists that
their services are ,nvaliab"
Mr. OConnor told the Court that LOUIS
had learned the restaurant business IA
the Cafe Martin when II was IN lniver-
sity place. where his two brothers also
were employed When 4 \ Anderson.
the artist. built studio building at Sixth
avenue and Forti.ih street and wanted
a restaurant ia the building for the az
commudatton uf the artists he induced
Louis to take u. and LOUIS took his two
brothers with him Counsel said that
Louis put IN most ~ the money. but
that the brothers w.r. equal partners
Finally a corporation was formed LOUIS
aud Andr,. held the preferred stock. hn'
jacques retained an interest
Last wear tn. brothers became divided
over family matters and their differences
h.cam. so acute that Mr. Anderson wa-
called on to act as arbitrator. MIR Ander-
son decided among other things that the
brothers wsr. to rotate ~ Office. and a.
"A result LOUIS retired a. pr--I dent and
brcam- vice pra-idsnt aud Was sue
c,.,.os,d by Andre Mr. Anderson IN ad''
CERTAIN other decisions which counsel
! said he didn't want ~ discuss. and pro
vidl..d that any ~ the brothers Who az
obey-d his rulings should b- fined 500
Last month Jacques " - fined $50. coun
sol sad and louI- alSp objected becaiI-''
/ " oV-rdraft- made bV jacques Louis
then insisted that the officers salaries
II. reduced ode half, counsel add'd and
this led To the passing by Andre and
Jar1I,I..s - the resolutions removing Louis
and his friends
Counsel for the defendants insisted
that they were acting within their rights
in voting LOUIS ont IL the company and
thn' there j. no ha~is for an Injunction
. Thay .ay that the arbitrator -tIsus.D lie 1
the operation 81 IA" arbitration agree
Y u.uI WhIl- they removed l.oui-. b.
counsel Tor Isnut- saw m" arbitrator had
uu righ' To do It
\OiiO.- have. been lacked Ip over IA"
restaurants stating tha' I.1ut> has moth
ing ~ do With The business nov
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REsTORr err, H,LL ROTi >D,.
Ma, or Hopes Thsi wni ten,r Next Per-
hans Mrs sage wa PAY For %.

PoTouyh Pr--ii" NJ Anenv ~ Man
haitian whO has u-i had his rooms ~ The
civ Hall restored 10 the old Colonial style
al the early time IL N. building. received
this letter yesterday from Msypr Gaynnr
4 cannot refrain from expressing 20 yOu
Z he great pleasure Inexperienced pn view inR
your rooms IL the southwest corner ~ rh@
CIV Hall and especially the large room
vhi,n was formerly the 'oun"ii roOm. 10
their state Of restoration You hiy" r.
.ior.d them 10 their original form ~ oil.
rs-p~st- ~ a comparatively small "NT"n--
ION sr. entitled to the thanks ~ every
lover 81 architecture and beauty Tor what
-nu have done IA that respect " - greatly
D., h. hoped that the entire interior ~ tho
Ttty HAN shalt he restored IN the same man
n.r ~h.Tever theTe has been departure
from the original architectur" aud decoTi-
ton
DO YOU know that there 10 suggestion
Of prtvat- money being devoted 10 hat use
I world not be -,rpri--d to see private
individual do all the work on ~" rotunda
next ve1f
10 Won for IN. very exc~llen' showing Tor
'''Onom' made ~ YOUR psNroh- - hi--
,losed bv the IomptrOlier's report
Although Mr. GaynOr refused - tell
what pri vata individual might II. "Np@otrd
to rsstor. tho rOiunda. n - understood
that he referred 10 Mr. Russell sag.
Mrs sag. pad the cost 81 renO'i"lling the
Coysrnors' room. hut sh" stipulated.
know ng that IN" first aim 81 a new BOr
ough President ~ 20 Improve IN" IN
terror IT the CITY Hall. that the Governors
room should not bs interfered with for
nj least ten wears II the city govern
ment will max" "a similar condition with
her regarding The rotunda u - Thought
that she " ~ Al-o pay n" cost ~ restoring
that part ~ he building n ths APPEAR
Ancs " bad when the ball Was erected.
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DIED ~ TOHOBILE.
IA, Ing Teller OF the Hank for savings
s,IsisiruIS strIcken.

charles II Harriot. for the last seven
wears paying teller AZ the Bankfor IA wings,
2so Fourth avenue died suddenly from
heart faIIur. while in an automobile with
friends crossing on the ferry from Perth
Amboy y J to Toiteuville. Mr.. Harriet
was nearing the end Of his annual vaca-
ton from the bank He had been staying
at Brighton Beach Mr. Harriot had been
with the bank thirty wears. starting AZ a
Junior clerk He was unmarried aud
~ wears old and formerly lived in Non-
E.rs lie was member 81 the New
York Athletic Ciub
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>yOO\ED aND LOST GEWS.
mia ni on,i- worth s7.OOO Gone whrn
woman Revived in street.

Miss Tina Bonner Of - West iloth
street. who il with the diamond firm OF
bonner A Altman AZ ~ Maiden lane. had
eleven uncut diamonds worth 2.ma
10 deliver To firm at Thirty ninth street
and Fifth avenu. Yesterday afternoon
A. sh. left the subway at Forty second
street Miss Bonner felt faint and soon
swooned on the sidewalks
Several women took down Miss Bon
nar = hair. removed her belt and opened
her whist. while Policeman Thomas
Brady Of Traffic & called an ambulance
from Flower Hospital Al the hospital
when she revived the young woman
called for her handbag Her combs
hairpins and belt were IN the satchel
but the chamois skin Tag that contained
the stones was not She notified the be
ieCtive Bureau.
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{. ~. WORSE IERI M.
Mm- I-aT- tie WIN Not live Lonx IN
Prison Hospital.

ATiNSrA. Aug Mrs. { W Morse
fears for thr IN. OF her husband. who -
IA IA. United States prison here
Mrs Morse arrived Yesterday 10 vish
her husband aud found him IN such
condition that sh- - greatly worried
She does not believe he will 1--we year ~
his present situation
Although the officials a. the Federal
prison maintain their attitude 81 silenc"
regarding all inmates Of the institution
II ~ known that MOr-" - still in 'h"
hospital and under the care of the prison
physician
when he first arrived az th. prison
Morse wa siationed ia the library. where
D.. worked every dsv, but about three
months ago his condition was such that
D.. was sent 10 the hospital and he has
remained there ever sInCe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-06
THE HORSE tND THE TtNI.
President 81 One TaxI COMPANY sa,s o.
Nu PaN Tee Take the Meters Oui.

Briefs were submitted 10 Justice
Rischun Yesterday on the validity ri
IN. ordinance requiring 'aNicab- "a
charge less for services than hors" cabs
John II Naughion. treasurer II tho
Universal Taximet.r cab Company.
which bro,I ghf the injunctio ION proceedings.
sad Yesterday that II IN. ordinance
stands u will paw to take ont the taxi
meters and run she cabs Under tbs Old
coach ordinance. charging 81 for the
first hour instead Of so cents
-COmpet"nt authorities. h" said. pre-
dict that Il IN. present ordinance stands
there. will not b.. a taximeter cab in New
York insId. Of three years. which means
that the public will be at the mercy Of
the IInneteresi power cab or the old
seagoing hack. and the most vigilant
inspectors wall be- rO~erless 10 enforce an
equitable rate
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-06
HiRIEN OiRSUi\ DROH NED.
~ Ell p-~i Da' IssIon's she'll aosi &c sank
Win Help no Feet Nway.

Israel Davidson. 25 years old, Nho lived
At la Fast Seventy ninth street and was
IN business with his father. Isaac David
son. at ~ Bleecker street. was drowned
an IN. Harlem River AZ tSth street ysster
day evening when the swell from n tug
unset "A shell that he vas rowing
Davidson Who was q member 81 q boat
club ct 1851 street and Seventh avenue.
went out ~ one Of the clubs single shells
He had been O't for hall az hour when
M. craft was swamDed bv the swell from
a tug belOn ging to the DALEY Towing Lane
It apDes red that Davidson feet ~er"
caught IN foot straDs aud he was pretty
we'll eNhaus ted when he got free. lie
swan about 2O wards and went dow q
when boat manned by Robert hamburger
and two others was within twenty rSet
of him Boats from the other clubs had
started Ia the RESCUE
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aRr,T REWsR,NDT som.
Dr.tInsiiou Z Unknown "f Pictures Once
Ow ned 10, PrIuce>sr ,ir Broglic.

7 ~"
IJHDoS. Aug Thomas Agnew
~,ur local Art dealers have bought from
the Princess dr Brusli" Rembrandt =
famous painting. The Rap" ~ Europa,
and another Dv the same artist the name
Il which o. not announced y" mention
,- made ~ th,. price pad. bat u j. sup
Ir,-.i that u = att enormous -um
inquiry ua- failed :, reveal the d---
t,,atruu q these pictures bat they ~
h., exhibited ~ London shortly
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V"NITWN " wv
and his friends
,r>N>mILL rLEiSr THT>T
Grow lag cute. MIN the Percentages ~.
IacIIr,I ~rnt Oui H., s-nsuS Iiurrau

N,~mINGrn> Auy . ~ pant MINI .
100, r-a~,.d ~ I,oI,Ilat,uu ~ p.'r cent from
IRD in 1870 according ~ the tx ir'- ut
the t.u-u- Bur"Au gwen oii TODAY
~ Paul has u population ~ .Ii7Il and
- issD u hat lHS ~
For 1910 the i,opularrou ~ R-ad,us 20
- gwen a. s."7I aSarns' 7sSsl gam
- "a per cent sud Allentown. "a 1910
- siS against N,.iIs ~ lys a gam ~ ~
Ib.F g.ut
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-06
FIND LEPROSY GERu.
Honolulu Doctors New Ensles, orInE Ia
Wake q Curative serum.

NF0-IT T1T TIF8VIEW THF
HoSoLUIt Aug 5 Drs BrinckeThon
and curry and NJ T Mailman Of Honolulu
have succee,isI ia i-olating germs Of
leprosy
This means III. ultimate discovery Of
a cure for the disease
The doctors are now attempting 10
make a toxin from the bacilli Expert
u.nt. al ih. laper settlement will soon
he, made,
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ALASKA STEAMER ON A REEF
PRINCESS WtI'S PtSSEN6ERS
iND sRFW SiIGD.
Nrs-ei BS,sni Prom SLaEwAy 90 Victoria
s'TueE On = FOE ,mLh smss,h seas
TOsL Hours To sinh Nan, ship
To the RrScu- wireless sptrad News.


""~ !" f"S '''"' ~'""'"
To"A = Hours To sink Wan, ~h'p>
To the RrSra~ wireless spFrad News.
NfAIIhh. Nhg the "l@o'sn @"'"'
I liner Princess Nav, Capt Mcleod rom-
handing suu,hbound from Skagway FOR
Victoria ran an a reef IA Sentinel Island.
$3.50. 49,. -. dob
49,, -. -
'"'s "'orunH III" SANS j" INV" "''''H
Ih"r" was a d"ns" '"g ~ IN" "h'~ -"
the passengers, numbering about iO
and the crew 81 sixty eight men were
| ,aL., IN ,h.. -, I..i,,, ,,,I,,
| m. a., -, 49, a.. ...,- -.
w NV
'e''"d nv 'ordoNA curing w" "'k"' WIZ"
the naval station Their" picked M IN"
1 Princ-ss MAYS Distress call. ih. operator
saving ms -b,r WAS sinking IN Sentinel
t.I,l
-.--,
!
stations a. Tar SCUM "a astoria wv" M"
heard tho DISTRESS cal. IN" As'o''"
niied Wireless operator ho''h-u ,"e
cruiser Albany hnt IN" ALBANY r"p'""
thai size could not 20 10 ~" S'~n"
All the ships ~ the hAt o"r anu ~ nn@k
Way went 10 the aid 81 IN" Prino"sS NAV
TIL" Princess May renamed anoa' A't"r
striking long enough Tor tue pAs-''h e"r~
and crew 90 u" all saved ~ Tue S"a''Sn'p
boats
sentinel Island. the scene OF the aco'
DENT - the most northNes'e'N oi ''"'u
% islands IN Lynn Canal. standing wen
TO the channel when seen from 'he nor"
west 4 reef projects a quarter of mlIr
northwest Of Sentinel Island h"rgehon
and North lsle'S, when are low anu
wooded. lie between the island anu va"
mainland aud landings ~" hNana"'
Their"
sentinel Island has hghlhon-. 81"
~ " - about tortN-hNr ihh-S ''o''i
where the steamship islander tonhnereu
with th" loss OF sixty-tohr passengers
after striking lee m August seven H."s
ago. ~ ~ almost opposite wh-r" 'h" 'isia
Nevada blew zap anu was LOST WIN All
hands during the hlond'k" Ih-h
San FRANCI-Co Aug. ne-P"''n
from juneau avs The pa-~"n gers anu
crew II the steamer Princes way N"re
landed al 'he lighthouse on ih'e' i-'ahu
and ~ilI be taken Ia juneau w 'he morn
ing IN" steamer j. ''''' ' '
"nttr" bottom - torn oW
NHrohIA u !. aug u"
PACING steamer fTlAc-sN NaN' car F'"e
ion Passenger. struck ro'A IA Lynn
anal north o' Juneau carry '"'- NO"
,ng and SANK NJ 'he Pa--""E"'S an,
crew r-ached shore u" N"--"' S''"'H
m d"ns" log
Their" was no pan" Ih~ -"
perfectly smooth al w" ""'" 10y
neagr" reports haN" h"en rr''-'N-n h~'r
- vet and ths-" ~rr" sent Nv ~"
less Operator "n the -'eS'n"'
Tn" Princess Nav. "h''h I"h- '~H"'
GariV i..t~'"n okhg~Ay anu vancouver
l"'' The Alaskan port ~'ih h"hdi""i
pa---ng-rs And ere" ~ -'N'N--'gh'
I Among the Ia---uS-fr ~"r" many 'o"'
i-t- ~hu W"r- making lh" journey
through the canals ~ Tho Nd-Na" COAST
aud Wet" uu their wir hp'n"
bru-- log -"itls''i down duflnK 'he
ugu' over ~. coast and IN" steamer
p',, -.'.!,.,i cautiously under -lo~ '~'ll
fl'p.IFiI a -,-A ut w'l,h there u "a -"ar'rl'
Il up,l- iyuu taurI contains number
81 i-lsnd- low auI Nu,~I-d. from winch
project r-.-f~ and hi,id"u rocks Alaskan
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Mayor Gs,nsr sail. Nss, rus.da,

Mayor GaynoT will sail for Eur"p" On
Tuesday on the Kaiser Wilhelm dor Crosse.
He ~ going merely for, the rest he viii
get from the sea voyagA and he will Ice
back b.fore the expiration Of the thirty
days which would give acting Mayor
Mitchell real power IN rInning the AFFAIRS
Of the city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-06
Jacs %. swami Hurt In Practice Polo
Game.

NAHnAGASsErT PIER, Aug While
playing practice game 81 polo AZ Wild
field Farm this afternoon Jack d Swami
81 the Fauquier County FrseboO,ers was
thrown TO the ground and II - feared that
hs IL seriously injured. Mr.. swami
pony rolled upon him. He was carried
OF the field unconscious
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-06
M0>Tr 70 SEE TtFT TO-Dn
President of chile WIN go Down From
Boston oa the MAJ dover.

Bosro% Aug President Montt Of
chile. accompanied 10y his wife and official
partv. arrived a. the South station at
0 'cIocN This yrning. There was large
Gathering IN III" tram she'd and time
and again the south American was forced
10 acknow le,tge their ,alItatIons To-
morrow morning they will board Pre>i-
dsnt Taft'a yachi. the Mavfiower. Tor
the trip 10 Beverly President Montt
had nothing To say Tor publication.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-06

Ire Wall street edition Of nv EvESNo SOS
contains all the financial news and the stork anu
bond quotations to the Close Of fhe market The
closing Guo'auous. Including she hid and -.s~d-
pncrs vtth additional news matte. aty cos.
.aIned al.o ,u 80, gAi edition y: IHE LyENIAS
SCN.--Adt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-06
AI,ANtA uIuMINGHAM MEMPHIS

savannah Jack ~ iilr. Tampa ObtcrN = nOn
Gar Trough Sl~~u~r,. Electric hght, and fans
- y ". tTain. ScibO4rI Mr. line. .is1 BNay
-Adg.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-06

Isnrsn isL- of HIstoTy on the famed Hud 90
br.i ssCn from decks Of Day Line STEAMERS.
Ar.