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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21
Srrs enc eco NATIONALS.
COakIey Wants n share of the Exhibition
Games Receipts.

Judge iIough yesterday fled an order
in the Jn,t"d States circuit Court re-
uuring that Frank T.. Chance. On" Of the
directors ut the Chicago National eague
Fall club. come before United States
Cummi-s Toner Alexander for examination
ON August - nsNt at ~ u.ClnCk \. NJ. and
produce there th" books of IA" club m
which ~, recorded 'he receipts from ~
hihitiun games durins the SEASON OF 1874
and the distribution ui IN" receipts among
the playcrs
The order was fled IN connection with
a suit brought 10y Pitcher Andrew !.
GoakIrv a. recover s. $50 damages alleged
a. have hc-n sustained by him ON account
II "A breach ~ the Defendant Of "A contract
Whereby h" Was hired - perform certain
ser, ices fpr IN. defendant ~ a baseball
j,layer- Tor the SEASON &c ipr, hY which
IuaNl..v Wa to get s.. ;,i IN ~'mi-nonthlN
payments and percentage nt IN" -"
,"iItz 81 games not uu "a" Nattnnal
lCagu" -rhsdIlr
The lrtl,n WIS brought IN the Snprcm"
court of the state II New York on Feh-
r,iarv n L-t hut transferred IN May ~
e. t!c nltrd STAFF tIrCuit court. IN" de-
PENDANT h.'ing H,,~p'r.;rd IN the stat"
- Illinois
Ne Q, n" eNhihttlyn games the plaintIf
SAYS.
IRON information aud belief that ~
divers and -uudr, TUNES durtur ~a'i Ieri"d
.ssa.or 80 raw tho defendants baseball
,rar, Ila,rd such r,htuitiun games upon
whI,N largo -lu- ~ uuu". we're realized
thai the sources "i uialuifT'~ Information
and tie ground, uf his l"lfcf ARE 49, follows
Ncr-nnp"r r"purt. common Nnowl"ds"
and -'lt"m.u'- contained ~ - book called
.~tNt. ANNUAL Report U' %" National
Tea pm" and Drgaula'iuu. 81 which de-
fyulau' - member
In the AZ dlyit oakley names rank
hano-, - IN" =, 49, Ssur ~ necessary ana
material testimony. a. we'll - recon
,neudtnr iusJrvtiou Of the books above
nIeutI. ned
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21
AFRO INVADES SIDEWALK.
knocks Down -Four People % Was Beins
Tried out AFTER Repairs.

The automobile driven by Prank Blake.
a chauffeur Of go West Fifty street,
south on Columbus avorue yesterday
afternoon got beyond his control at
iO2i street and ran up oil the sidewalk
Of the southwest corner. There II knocked
down two men. a woman ana child
non" Of whom was hurt seriously. The
machine came within foot OF running
through a drug store window On tho
corner.
Blake was arrested by Patrolman Meyers
AL Il taken To the West tooth street station.
DIR. Goldberger from the j Hood Wright
Hospital there fixed up the outs sustained
10y Mrs winifred Ladd and her three
year -oli nlece Eva Mrs. Laid lives
al l53 West iOOth street The two men,
John Wisloh Of lss Vest 1924 street and
Theodore OrtmAn Of lOi West iO2d street,
went home
With Mrs. Laid at IN" time was her
mother-in law. Mrs Emily I.add. who IL
here on a visit from her home In Clyde.
Ny She saw the automobile IN time
to Jump out ~ lie way
Blake az first tried 20 toll tho police that
the front wheels became locked when
he triai TO steer into I02i street hui
Capt Zimmerman saws he later admitie 1
thar tho machine hal heer IN the shop
undergoing repairs and that h" was
trying IL out The car belongs TO
Loughlin A Co. ?.e3 Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21
FEtTHERSON 70 OITT?
Z Report That Vie u soon to Resign the
Leadership Of the Twentieth.

Maurice Feaiherson. the TAmmany
leader of IN" Twentieth Assembly dis
trIct, - planning, according 20 statements
made Yesterday hv som" 81 hls friends
10 retire from politics at the end ~ the
wear HH has heen the leader 81 his
district for -ights-.n wears and u - now
his intention To- quit politics and 10 give
his whole time ~ hs many business IN
ter'.-ts
Tntil about FIVE years ago Mr. Feather
son vas on" NJ the most influential ~ the
Tammanv leaders. hut when Mavor
NCC elan and Charles = Murphy fell
out FeatherSon sided with Me- lellan
and sine" then he has been seen AZ Tam
many Hall only when Their" were meetings
NJ the executive COMMITTEE" At the pri-
mary elections thru" years ago and two
years ago Murphy "nd"ayored TO take
IN" ic1s'"rship 81 the district from Feath-
'.rSon hat Fsathcrsons control 81 the
district was So strong that he d"fest.S
ms opponents bv about lOO Ia
II Vas ~lIi Yesterday that Mr. Feather
son in ORDER 20 show ms dom nation ~
the district would head III" district ticket
~ IN" prImari"- newt september. but
that before III" Close ~ IN" wear he would
rr'tr"
Ia the even; VI this happening IL -
thought that h" Will nam" as his success
-or liam = shannon, who for several
wears has ,.an his Chict lieutenant IN the
district.
No one was found y"s,"rriav who won III
say positively that FeatherSon had ever
said directly that h" Intended 10 give
NJ politics A. IN" Cherokee Club. Mr.
Featherson's headJuart"rs there were
several who we're willing 10 say that
they had heard that Featherson was to
resign his leadsrship. hut they explained
that this Information had merely come
20 them in tho shape Of r,ImorH
Mir Feath"rson was out 81 town. not
20 r"turn until Monday
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21
RECLTSE mIs NOr room.
Cree'ion Left sIs.0OO In Real Estate and
More Than $4,000 In Hanks.

In addition to real estate valued at
Si5.WO. deposits IN five different savings
hanks amounting Ia Sa.3o belonging 10
the estate 81 Daniel Cneedon. 40 years
old. T.-'luse who died suddenly in a
small building that had heen provided fog
him Nv a kindly n"ighbor ON March -
last. have been brought To light through
IN" efforts of Public Administrator John
I Robinson of Ncwtown. o.,
For years Cr,.,-inn lived IN the tower
ol a windmill nn the estate OF Alexander
= Burns IN wooClsld". Oueens. lie. was
"a bachelor and was known tn have saved
money After hls death "A search was
mad" ~ the records in III. County Clerk =
office and u was found that h" owned q
valuabl" tract of land IN Noodside &C.
counts IN one savings hank m Long Island
city. thre, haIIks ia Brooklyn and tWo
banks IN Manhattan wcr. found. .
Mr. Robinson says that the old man.
prpbabl" heirs are Ellen OConnor, q
niece. Mary Ellen Downing and Nellie
Downing, Rrandn ec''s, and Michael DowR-
ing. grandnephew. all living ia CTesdon's
old home IN lnnIsCara. Ireland
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21
Mt>y cotton Wills CLOSE.
Mos, of Them WIN Reopen In september
hut some Don't know.

BORON. Aug 20. Cotton rp.Ss Al Nsv
England employing 5000 operative
have posted notices announcing n further
curt.ilfncEt II - Understood that sim
liar action will be- taken by many other
cpucerns
In New England several mills closeSi
lart night until September q. Among
these arc the Paciiio mills az Dover. y. "
the Everett mills and pthcrs IN Lawrence
and the Ma ssl.' harett- mills at Lowell
employ ing 2.JD operatives
IN" Mrthucu mills e Me'huen closed
today until September and the South
WoIfboru Wuol"n Mills - Nolfbrrn.
y ~ have Clu-.-d Tor an Indefinit" period
other concerns will clos" a. follows
clinton. Lancaster bingham Mills Sep
t.rnb-r Z, September ~: Biddeford.
Mo Pepperell and Ia~oni1 Mills sep
timber ] 10 S..TtnmbHr ~. SaCo Me
York ~ ll- september q September -.
Gr,"nvill.. y II, Columbia Mile. August
~ q August p: Manchester. y. II Am =
k.aE Manufacturing Company, August "a
o. S-pt"nbar -
The TrcmrHt and Suffolk mills and
other Lowell corporations will suspend
also The two Chance mills at Burling-
tpr. VI hav" Cl0tcd for an indefinite
p.riDd and the IIsen CITY Mills at Bur
l.ugt IA are running half time
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21
weather Forecast for the Cotton ssasr.

For %orth Carolina lair ana warmer ,o-aay:
parity cloudy TO morrow. followed by showers In
western r-oriios. hight 10 moderate east " sOsLa
east winds
For South Carolina. partly cloudy ard warmer
10 ia, partly cloudy ~ orrow light moderate
east 70 southeast wiGds. ..
For GrorgiA. partly cloudy TO day and 70
morrow. Win local sh~W' -. except generally
fair IN northeast po-tion. hgh, to moderate east
to southeast virtS
For N'AbamA showers to-day ard ~ rorrow.
ilgh' variable wtnd-
for Mississippi local showers 20 day ana
- MORROW. except taiT In extreme uortht IN
portion. Tight variable Winds
or loui,iana. rarity coufv 70 day and to.
morrow. siiI occasional Shogrr~ IN easter n
portion. ughi 20 uod"ra'c soUtherly winds
for eastern TcIan fdr. cnntinUed warm 70 day
ana 70 MOTION. wi'h rno,ictatr ~outh~riy winds.
For western rrNA,. 'Ir 70 day ana TO morrow
For Arkansas. ihr - lay. warmer IN ct9 tfal
and eastern portions. fAlr 20 morrow
For Trnncsser. fair 20 Gay. warmer in south
west poTuon. fair 20 -rorroV con tinuri warm.
For k~ntucky. generally 'air. con tinuei warm
20 daS and Ia morrow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21
NAMING PROBATION OFFICERS
EN.Assemblyman Francis collects "a
: some Expected Appointments.

EN-As~emblyman James A Francis.
who was member OF the Page oomnrs-
sion which brought about n reorgantZa-
tIon In the inferior courts. said yest"r-
day that II certain runurs concerning
IN. selection of probation officers IN the
Court 81 Special Sessions. the children :
courts and the CITY magistrates courts
are true the action proposed will I've con
trnry 20 the spirit of the Page commls-
sion law.
About twenty-five additional proha
ton officers are 10 b. appointed in these
courts said Mr. Francis. and ~ IN re-
ported that Tammany Hall has already
made up the slate for most Of these places.
Lawyers runners aud that class of men.
understand ara among those seeking
the offices. | am sur" this sort Of ap-
pnintment would he much against IN"
wishes of Mayor Caynur, fuT he has mani
tested desire Ia SEQ IN" assignments
~ 20 persons OF unJIus--tIOned character
and strong devotion Ia the cause OF help
ing the hayward and TIA" unfortunat-s
who are brought hetur,' our courts.
Among the candidates for these posi-
tons said MIR. Francis. are also pnhcr-
men The appointment Of police officers
would b. directly against the r''c"miuen.
datIons Vi IN" lagc commission ana
against the spirit NJ the new Law. eur
IN designations showed the probation
work ~ carried on 10y the IpliCemcn
who have served in these positions in
the past Ia he loose inefficient and inca
cusably unworthy The smith law
drafted by the Page commission states
that no police officer shall lie designated
or act as probation officer after Sept"m-
ser l. Some at the policemen now act
ing as probation officers intend, accord
ing to report. o. evade the purprs" 81
this provision 10y rrSignIng in order to
beCOtne eligible such appointments
would lie undesirable
civil service, examination was an
nounced for the purpOs" of establish
ing an eligible list from which the t~enty-
FIVE probation officers about TO b" APP
pointed might be selected. hut after soin"
7JO candidates had applied a. tax" the
examination u was postponed mdeh-
nltay. The Corporation Counsel has
Geen asked 20 gave an opinion "a 10
whether an examination il necessary
hut the opinion has not vet been rem
dered The law provides that the new
appointments shall he mad" on or letore
September /. and II - therefore likely
that the appointments. whether tempo
rary or permanent. will lie made within
the next two weeks without an Gamma
ton
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21
tCTOR cor ms CLOTHES BiCK.
And Gave IIis Guest Who Took FIN I,is
own Makeup.

\ man who appeared To- b. in hard
luck approached Harry Wilcox Jr. on
Wv" street last week aud asked him II
g., couldn't h,lo 'r.tn little. Wilson II
Az actor AMI im0"T-ouat's n" newsbov
an lilies Nightmare at IN" Herald
S1ua-r rncat-a Wilcox invited him 20
-rnnd IA, utsht IA nIs apartment. l.
West Iup,h street
IN. stranger. G"orgn Wentworth, so
h., san. a'- large dinner after which
n, Wa. invited t. occupy a spar" nod
~ NurnN's room IN" newt morning
Wentworth was Cnu" and ~ w"r" two
diamond uiu-. rug "A gold Ciglr"tt"
,.l,.,. "A brace. 81 razpr- and dress suIi
,as.. tu wniHn w-r" -nW" Of WILCOX :
h..-t clothes Tn" actor was - pilu"d
thar h" wouldn't toll tn" polio" anything
about ,r,. ca~' Ina would Doe a lesson.
10. All ant such a ,AI.c would no' hap
pen To- lam aElIu
Nos..r,iag afternoon after IN" matine''
wilcox saw h, r!1''.- walking around
IA the, crowd 81. Herald Sy.lar". "a" started
after 'f.ur a. ,ur. Wentworth ran ny
Braaiwav Nlrn Wilcox and a crowd after
hrr Marc pr.--lr heard the c"mmo-
non aud ,rot'"d al"u, mat way too
The man Ma oy-rnaul"d on broadway
between 1mrty--INtu aud lhi-tv-s"V"n'h
-.r...f. toto, Lyon ia" Assistant stag
..urts p a. ~. H.rtld Sguar" Ih"atr";
4. ...i NIinpN 20 tax" Hiu over toward
~ ...tv ..y.urlr \ ,.0I.~'luan VINO mai
l.... ,.frt,'..d nv 'r.. cut- and Earned
.rt'. M. apN'.I Naa',I - a-r'-' Went b
warm. t0r MUrYN wn'Iliu nav" that
g. yuuli lauiI. hl".. n" .ali hey
vaIr / " .r'",r'n o.. "a ca" "a seventh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21
noe TrR\ED TGLY.
mt a 10, while NJ Play Had 20 ne Put
In Police cen

-v"ar-old stephen Skiha of 80
Fast Sev"nty second street wa- At play
With utl.or ck.lgr"n IN front Of his homo
vcs,nrt.y wt.r a bulldog that had b"en
rompi-.g wi.h ~" children Suranc upon
hrrn IT,. t,v va- hhaiy bitten On both
hands and arms
Tn" other children could not drive IN"
uog or Policeman solomon 81 IN"
III NV -sc,-uth s'r"et station stunned the
dog with h- ciuh A. the Pr" Shytenan
Hospital IN" boys wounds werc eau
tcrIy"d
IN. dog was dragged 20 the station
hoIso AZ tn" and - a rope. There he
becafne 80 ugly that N" police drur" him
into % coll
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21
ESrrRt>T0 ,o>GRrSS OIFR.
mr. Z1mrnhpf Gratinrd over the sucrrss
81 international NrrtinE.

wssHI~GTo~. Aug 20 Gn'hHSiaS-l 81
foreign E.r.rantn d"0"cai"s r".oh~j 81
climax at tn" closing s"ss,on = IA"
congress TO-DAY N IA" cheering that
greeted the plea made hv = q HAUNT ~
Louisiana. Espernn'o d"!"gat" from hat
state ~ the congress and also ~ g.
Gt,-yenor Dave s<.cr..'ary ~ ~" southern
Commercial Congress Tor ID" .n'"-ua
tional Fsfrrarto Cpng7"-s 20 hold It's
rn,-e'lng IA N.N Orleans ~ 1915
Gh.. CI,-s,ng session II -" cNuEr"S- waH
th. LARGEST IN ATTENDANCE. -"' h.'ld ant
Vas tuarr,.d ny the create "Uthgsi a-r.
pr ;nvsnhpf sDoS" few words "a
pr,.s,rr..- his grI'lfGItion ~ ~" success
Of b. o.u ..Ie-- and urE.n' N"rtN Ar"rIcan
Fs'cran't-,S 10 attend "a" International
cungr".s 20 b." held n .utH"rp u"At year
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21
PLENTY or LOBST Frs
Commissioner How SaSs That We
Nee.In,t Worry About Them --

Tinted States tIsh CommS~slnner Georgs
NJ. bowers who returned Yesterday
hv the American Inner PhiladelphiA
from Europr where hs has been in-pece-
ing fisheries, satd that New York ned
not be- disturbed about a palIcitS AssA
HOLSTERS 0it"r September "a lie esti-
mated tina, there wore ~ preaentin Maine
and Its urIghboThoOd about 10000
that when they returned 10 their homes
IN various sections Of the country tho
lobster would coma this Was rhs ks>h
Commission had planted about les. on 90
lohSt.rs on the Maine coast and they
season.
Commissioner Bow.ru win 60 20 Seatfie
To inset SECRETARY NaRel Of the Depart
Inent. of Comtasrcs AMI Labor and A.
torn.y General NlCkershRm TO confer
on the destruction OF seals in tlastA
waters.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21
T"O IoTE> LOST TO cavvOv.
h'' and HenrJ of Connecticut Say The,
Want a New speaker.

.'F H'vrN. Conn Aug 20 Com
GIN nr 3 u HIl - the Fourth Con
L.. " d..tr.' I"cllr.d to-day that
h' r.YI not ypt. Tor SpanA.r cannon
'i"""'r "ugr"-su.An Henry ~
t''-' instinct Said that h" had long
'' ..-'f - cannon a. speaker
''.'H 'h''H"r they iavor,d a parcels
10 10Th Con gr"--n,n r..yliad that
10y N'i' I' 'arD" 81 a T'a-nnnbl. and
.''-'.f" extension u th.. uarr, /. Dos
."-'rAn li"nry adding that he
.'1.l D . sIpp0r' the inpo--ibI" crank
.lo-'l0ns prov ling Tor the transport
tch o. a barrel ~ -four and similaV
Hges through the mails
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21
nnnIr, Failed 20 Appear

Joha \ Qualey was erected 10 APPEAR
in the CITY court y,.tcrga y for an eSami-
nation b. supplementary proooo lin -
following n Indignant for t35S obtained by
he Marosnu Company for photographs.
Oualey failed 90 appear. although the
examination hat beon adjourned twIoo
l.foTe. Counsel for the Judgment oredi-
-tor A. nouno.,i ths' he would movsto have
U,iuI.y l'iT i-he iuI or tempt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21

Carrn'h~rs'IIie. NaShvnIe and ConeyviiIe
~ order at On,r

Nor" 'tan thrf'v r"eid.nt, % ~ Louis
CA-' .''"-.yil." No Nashville. H.. and
.n'"y j" Nan. arrived at the Imperial
riF '-.iur' Isst and sp-n, yesterday
'''iar ng N'w Work with their own me
{ 49,
'..' ar - 'hom a-r Young women.
a.. 'a"F ~" fTaE g one 81 those circular
..- ''..r A. IN. time 81 fha year ar.
..' 1.A- = ~ Spu'h"rn and West .rn
y ".."- l.'-v took ~ NIAGARA Fall-
a.. ''' HGi-Da ~ Hayugh' on the Way
pogo. ''i '''.r ID. aIHx ABOUT and tEkIn 2
D.. '." 30 s.t'"- fur - lew day- vf,l r.. u,r1..
'' "1y ~ N4shug-Ba
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21
No FIkh, FIlm. for chicago suburbs.

CHICAGO. Aug ~ sheriff Christopher
S,rassheim says he will not permit tho
exhibition Of III" Jeffrics johnson fRht
pictu res IN Cook county. The owners
oi tho films had advertised that they
would show them ia an amusement park
outside Of the city hmIun. The ShArlH
detailed deputies To- prevent u
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21
Wine onIc,aI. FINED AFTER strike shootinS

SCRANTON p Aug. - Several nitet
Mine v rk.r- z Ola turg" who have
refused 9, Join the strik" ~ IN" mines
II tho Pennsylvania Cplh"ri"- v"r"
set upon 10y Italian -tr.kera to-day
Four shots wore fr~i and sticks and
stones w"r" u-"1 officials Of tho company
were arrested. including W ". IngliS.
general -iy"rint rndent ~ tho coal do
partrne. Z ana Henry McMullen, q colli.ry
superb t"rd.nt and fined for carrying
concealed " eappH=
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21

TIE VAN street ctiuon Of THE EvESTro ~
contains all the financial news and the stOek and
bond quotations 20 the close OF the FnAThet. The
closing duotauoos. including the bid end Ashed-
prees. with additional neWs Mates. aEs con.
tanned also IN the hBai sdiusa % tvs EVENING
SyN Agt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21
Dynamite Mn, Wine O~nrr.. son.

DENyTR Aug ~ -Arthur ChaPpeIl.
% years Old. the z1n q william p. Chap
r.Il ~ Saginaw. Mich and Frod Thomas.
- years Old. wore killed bv premature
.NplpriDn % dynamite while inspecting
tho ~ lndard tunnel AZ Idaho Springs
last night The mine is owned BY The
elder ChAppsll. The Chappells name west
This wT~k o. cNamine n gold strike aud
-nrrlr-.. Z I IT, "Nrl ~ III N
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21
.., ooo for japanese Sufferers

WAsHINoToN. Aug 20 The American
Ped Cross Society. through III" state IN
partmert. hAs tel"graph.t So 20 J.rap
Tor IN" relief 90 the loc | Sufferers ~ that
country. The mon-y vii b" iinIgiDu'" 1
through ia. American Embassy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21
wa,erbur, and Atlanta Gain.

WASHINGTON. Aug ~. According "a
the figures Of the Census Bureau the
population Of Waterbury. Conn IN 1910
WAS 73.IH, a. against IS. $50 in 1870. a
gain Of SO S pHr cent. The population oi
ATLANTA. Ga. il given as ISL. s39 IN 1910. ~
against 80 So in 800. a gain OF - per
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21
ny ssarconi wireless

\. Grosser KurNierst. for New York. Vas 10
mites east ~ SAndy Moos At \. x. y'strrJ.ay.
- Finland. FOR NeW YORK. was TeD m''es eest
, Of sandy hook 81 \. II.
50 NGrtka Washington. for New Tors. wa 20
N lIea east % SAndylliook At - n
s. Caledonia. tor y ow YORK. Bas 1t9 niles east
Of sandy Hook 81 a. ~.
- e TouTAlne. for View rcvs. vas No nilss
east Of sandy Hook a. 20 p ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21
Arm, and Navy Orders.

w,sHrSarnN Aur ~ rhrs~ army orders
were issIed
,ol hobart x Rsiey Twenty ninth Infantry.
from trea'rn,n' Gsr~TsI Hospital Hot Sp'Ers.
'fHt-., iirui 4 q CT soli IedIcal itss~r, =
corn. ,r,r. tort pgI" hIrrs "a bctoh~r and
r.l,c, ed 81 iufy IN Nt.lcA. .tr>~r,r 'pT,>
tart ~. FL. % Mcintyre, Medical t.Hr.~ from
duty a. General Hospi tai Ir"~iiO of ran rFn
CIsrn ~ rrr; Cssw~iL .
Tr-' iar'It Ib,rph L. stafford. Medical isscT =
Corp> frpr' IUrt 'Asw".I . r'ri i'o-"- NhWA...
,snt / Ic,u, J. Hopwooi W~l,rar C,-rs from
dlty - Gcr"r-l Hospital. ~ ,idin - al itsn
ris-p. - foTs Asnror
s-r.lrI a. san francisco - Fort bgirthorpt
first l-ut HhTir' HAllc:;. Medical he-srve
Gowns. from Port T1iten I, Phihppin~s about
TtrS, iieni Roy E Hea-bower. Medical Corr..
from Army Medical SchDoi september !. to Fort
rirs, lieut.. Rrnes, u Gentry And william H
Ttearir Medical Corps. from Army Me,iiChl
S,h0,i september J. - Port LsAyenUorth
Fi--t Lieut. Alex 'oopeT NefIcnl CONS.
from -, Ieilr.l schooi "a General Hospital.
pr-.,,'io ~ san rrAnrtsoo
tr,sn,ry from treatment Walter Reei G~nsral
Hospital. g. e ana g~suIr ALasncc with >lcs
rsp, Andrcw Douzher'y. Thir'isth In
fanTy - Army War tp'rEr IN "utrT class
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The Nevada County picayune., 1910-12-16
OBITUARY,
 MAMIE HILL.

On last Thursday afternoon, December 8. 1910. about three o'clock the Death Angel visited the home of MT. and Mrs. w. M. Hill and the New Liberty school room and claimed for it's own their beloved daughter. schoolmate and pupil, Mamie.
 She was 13 years of age and had scarcely any sickness in her life. She had been the very pie ture of health since I had known her until this last fall when she had a few chills which caused her to look thin and pale for awhile, but she had apparently gotten over that and had begun to look well and healthy again, when she was taken i'll for the last time.
 In all my experience as teacher 1 can positively say that 1 never knew a more promising child and never had a more hum- ble and obedient pupil. She al- ways tried to do what was right, and was always at peace with her schoolmates so far as close observer could tell.
 It was On last Sunday night that she had chill and was not we'll any more. We inquired about her each day at school of the other children of the family and they told us that she was getting along very we'll and that they thought she would be back in school in a few days.
 Pneumonia took hold of her