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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-08-18
Commissioners NOTICE.

The Undersigned having been appointed
by ia" Honorable Probate court Tor Tho lbs
lrlel OF Manchester Commissioners. tp re-.
reiN", examine, aud adjust the eiaiIns aud
utiunnus ~ M persons nRaiust the estate ~
susan !, Eaton. late .of Manchester,
~ said District deceased aud All platns
tNhinitrd IA offset thereto, hereby piNe No
Tee TINT We VIII meet iuf the purpose nfotas
said. AT the store OF A. II rettibnne 10
Manchester in snid District ou thu 18TH dny
OF Feb next from one O'Clock =, ~ nntil
four O'Clock y. n, On snid day and hat sN
months from the 18th day Of Aug. A, b..
1914. Is tie time limited hy said court fuf
sald creditors 10 pttseut their claims tu Us
for examinations aud allowance,
lmtrd ~ Manchester this 10th day of Aug
A. D. 1910.
~ pEfllBuNE t
~ q. EEi NOtfuS 't'"'
NJ. i. oovey Admr. Manchester. ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-08-18

Editor Frank =. Howe, Of the
Bennington Banner, who represented
Bennington III the House OF Repre-
sentAtiycs at the last session. has
been nominated by the Republican
caucus as their candidate 10 succeed
himself Here's to success
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SIN ~ ln.a. or, d raLrla. :.

itNss iul hFh.
YFhnE j btnHt msk gs QMia THAI he "a
srHfaf partner ~ she nfin - y. J. Chimney A
CO. doing gstslHess IN the CitF ~ Tolf.In
NsH,hig Hud state aforesaid ADD that said
frfu NliI psg toe sufn - ON hlhNkk n
fsi4i.AM~ fnf eaeh and eNrfg case ~
tAtarFh THAI tAuh1i hs cufud ~ ihr nss ~
Bal8s GatnFfh NArs. FhAN1 j. tHfsEN.
@xWru ~ tsFfnfw nv ard sglt@1faiea W My
prtassucs this en- dap - iArcefulsef. A. n.
3~s A. ~ tslEAsyn.
fNgsf-f Notary Pubic
Hnlyk aatsffA Cure IL taken Internally
aiid Afts airmeila on ne hitssa Aad mUrOAt
surfaces 0f lsfs sfKfsgu. ~eHa fuf fssiiuou~
inis iner. n. 4 CHENEY q Co., Tolsdo. y
.o3d - al Iltussgsts Tsc
1sEe hs4ls FAMILY Piis fnF asNpSison
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-08-18
EXCURSION THROUGH LAX 4
CHAMFi

The Rutland r. r will run lis
last excursion this season through
Lake Champlain via Fort Ticonder'
oga aud Steamer Vermont on Sun
day august 2Sth, from all stations
between Bennington and Leicester
Junction, inclusive. Fare for the
round trip ~ SO For time of
special train and particulars. see
small bills. l7-2
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Commissioners Notice
E.tatc u Fmcllne Mcdonald.

The Undersigned having hern appointed
ny the Honorable Probate court TOT the nis
trict OF Manchester commissioners 10 ~.
retNo, examine, apd adjust thu enims nnti
demands ~ nll persons HsaihA hp estate ~
kmrtihe Mcdonald late ~ Arlington ia
shid District Decreased, ANA Hil elaims as.
hihitcd ~ offset thrrrtn, hereby giNv notice
That We wiz inrut iuf the purpose aforesaid,
nj the residence Of a. a. Mckee Ia the
town ot Arlington in said Ills.
trict, an the Visit day ~ January neat
from one O'Clock b. M uHtll four
O'clock y. ~, an said day aud That st
months from he gisi day Of inly, A. ~.
lpla ~ The ttmr limited by said court Tor
said creditors 70 present thcit claims 60 us
Tor examination aud allowance.
Dated At Arlihgton Tits Visit day VI
luiS A. ~. iglu
FHANk SMITH 80,
TIMOTHY HAYES ''"'
q. w. rrotut, Executor. Arlington. VI.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-08-18

This weeks death list includes
the name Of the immortal Florence
Nightengale, the angel" Of the
Ctimean War. who died recently in
..ondon At the ripe axe OF ninety
YteAfA
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AMONG THE PEOPLE.

This column 10 open 10 those who at any time
feel that they would like to say something by
way OF argument, render an opinion or presen'
something Tor the pubic good We solicit con
,fibutons for IL. but do not hold ourselves re-
sponsibls Tor opinions expressed therein. BE
brief ana TO the point I'D
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-08-18

Harsh physics react. weaken the
bowels, cause chronic constipation.
Doans Regulets operate easily tone
the stomach. cure constipation. Csc
Ask your druggist for them.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-08-18

lsuR sAif Mrs iitnt1 Carpenter offers
her place fur sale Rt low value a. she
wishes 20 sell Immediately Place consists
Of y acrus If had. house large tarn. hes
house hen hpusnl running water At house
nnd harm hith, sprins su"s WITH the place
also lots Ut ftutt
MRs, MERCY CARPENTER,
ftsGN MnWthpsfgf NeFNt,suf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-08-18

al shAngss - sst8saraent. ~
he In issHd ss lAass tiiAn Ino.aiAl
Morning
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D n MIIsnN N n

Egt Esf aHd YhWml kyrs tcst4sl ANA nj
tnti prtstTtif Wtth siasss
Just frtufttu fftHu New tufk lAnt tt,eslttats.
~ehtsd BuH iiteuitAts
NruHtrslot W. cWrhpr Nain a
az ttE @ilttF Nts utpY Hardware ~tftfU
NEAR library Hiatt
hUurt mNtpls ttn&AA G OSM sNn
dhA - Apt-5iutmrNt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-08-18
KILL-GERM

IFS MATTE TELLS WHAT ~ Is
ANTiSEPTic, DisiNFECTANT, FLY
KILLER. DEODORIzER. dERf1IcIDE.
AND INSECIiCiDE.
TEXAS FLIES In hot weather cause
an immense sbrinkage In flow of
milk. by spraying cows viii,
"klI-GEkM' flies will not bother
them and the great loss IL saved.
u IN the best Of Fly KILLERS.
FOR DIARIES, Il IL the greatest
purifying spray for making the dairy
sanitary and preventing contAgion.
Fulfills requirements Of the ssni-
tary laws.
FOR HOUSEHOLD DISINFECTION
It's use IL unlimited Kills all odors
IN sinks, cesspo0Is, drains and puri-
flies air In cellars.
FOR HORSE STABLES IL drives
out flies, destroys odors, makes air
sanitary, germ proof and whole
some, Is best Of all healing washes
for gals, wounds aud cuts. Pre-
vents rubbing names and tails,
FOR POULTRY HOUSES 10 des-
Toys odors, kills and keeps away
all insect life, invigorates the pOuI--
Try, drives away rats and mice.
OIL SPRAY.
One at. 35c.
One-haIf gal. 0Oc.
One gal. 500.
KILL GERM.
One qL 45c.
ODc-balf gal. Toe.
One gal. x1.35.
We sell IL and recommend IL.
Ask us for further information.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-08-18
AUCTION

AZ the old rapnery, Manchester
Center VI at 10 g. m Thursday
SEPT 1910 Household goods ~
all descriptions. iools tool cheat.
,te. uto Terms Cash Elmor 4
Adams A l. Bowen. Auctlourer.
H.
Isoh hfNi Al NORTH lorsvl ". farm
huiidlngs and Implements Ia aadttion
20 tarmtns, the rtshi party c,uid ,iu well
Nith Summer guests, uh ilnr ~ nlotar rantp
ioHN ~ OpuFtr
p * flnt 81. NvR Notk t'itY
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-08-18

furnish the monument shown in
the above cut and many others in three
sizes. II you contemplate purchasing
either Mausoleum, Monument. or any.
Thing in the line Of cemetery work. write
me and ! will furnish you designs to
choose from, and give you prices set
complete IN any cemetery. See my
January adv. in journal Tor partial list
Of people have sold work TO in Man.
chester. Prices reasonable. work guar.
anieed FIRST class. Your patronage
solicited.
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RUsH scHEMrLE EXTENDED.
lnterOoroawh 60 Ne AilsWea to Try Oui
Sc Own a.sscaeg service Psmm.

lnterberoawh 20 Ne Ailswed to ". Out
Sc Own Q.sscker servtee Fsna.
The Public Service Commission granted
yesterday to the lnterborough company
q stay of the order rscsntly issued for in
crea~ing the service In the subway by
March ~. provided the company puts into
effect at once Q schedule FOR an Improved
service which has been submitted to the
board by Frank Hedley. the g0nerel man
ager Of the company. This scheauls
proposes q great advance over the present
service. Ifit does noa prove satisfactory.
the commissions order for two minute
Roadway during the non-V'lsh hours and
the maximum service during tho rush
hours will he enforcsd.
The schedule - proposal. which
will 90 into effect tomorrow. calls for
one minute and forty eight seconds head
way between express trains from O'Clock
TO 10 O'Clock in the morning. This will
give the fastest Roadway possible in tho
subway for three hours in tho morning.
against the pressnt period Of one hour and
twenty-three minutes. In the evening
rush hour. the one minute and forty eight
second Roadway will begin af SEQ O'clock
and extend to s:IO. an increase % more
than an hour over the pressot hsAdway.
From 10 to IO:aD A. n. thsrs will he q
headway % two minutes: from IO:a0 90
2:N. q hesdway q two and ons-hslf
minutes: from 9:ss TO SEQ. q headway Of
two minutes: from eco 60 ~ O'Clock mid
night. . headway % three minute The
company purposes to obey the other terms
81 tho commissions order calling for the
operation Of enough trains every half
hour TO provide ~ many seats a. there
are paxssnRsrs. Between the hours of
1890 A. a. and 7.ss Y. NJ. under the two
and q half minute headway. the company
intends 90 run eight car trains On the
Lenox avenue branch and Ave or slx car
trains on the Broadway branch.
The new schedule applies only 20 the
express service. The local service will
rsmain a. Il 10 until the nsw expre~s SER
vice IL tried out. Tho original order %
the commission calling for q two minute
headWay during the non-rVIsh hours APP
piled 20 both express and local trafAc.
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A REFLECTION on TIVE NATIcN.
Cen. ssas=on 81 Dsssy ~ cSa@rssa n
Artlng On Campaign Pubmctty nlu.

Cen. EssS=on 81 Dsssy ~ CSa@resa N
Artbng On Gamp&sgm PBblicsty BlII.
wAsEssoros. March T.-HS-. Harmon
Of Ohio has written this letter 20 Perry
Belmont, head Of the national cAmEaign
publicity organization that 10 trying 20
ga action from Congress on ina bill:
March 4. 1910.
DEAR Ma. BELMOST: Q greatly regret
the delay which tho bill for tho publica ton
~ political contributions h encountertnR
All good citizens. whistler In or out % Otllce
and without regard to party. earnestly
desire lts passage. The President and Nv
Bryan have given Il their approval. and
failure TO take prompt action on II has
become a reflection on the nation. To
talk bls aud do nothing 10 lrad IN any case.
but especially In = matter % public morals.
/ hope there - no question In fact about
ths passage of the blll 90 the present session.
and that the past delay has been due merely
90 inertia. But inertia In such thing h .
form Of opposition which I trust the public
spirit Of our Senators and Representative
WI DFOmDflY overcomo. Very sincerely
V0uFs. Jun8on H4hM0N.
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carrier and dsoanres that the legislaeion
h % framed -as not 70 prevent tho ordi-
nary moAns % financing railroad COM
panles. while Iltsrposing An sfscahal
protectiom a~.i,s. - 800 ~ 800. o.
bonds wtthOaa adequate consideration
The report Of the minority submitted
TO the senate last week vigorously at
eaCls~d the Administration bin and joins
an issue with the majority. which pro-
sages q long struggle In the senate over
tho bin and ons Of the sharpest debates
that has occurred since the tariff bill
vas under consideration. some Of tho
Senators were predicting to-day that In
the present temper u the inahlrgsnt Re
publicans Co attack the hin the debate
might drag along for six weeks Or two
months
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-08

Ese ana wife. before DsSsgee. DECIDED
as. o@s. zee ~ Property ~ AstSr Estate.
A tranassr Of property signsd by John
Jacob AstOr and his wife. MrS. Ava W
Astor. before her recent divorce from
him. vas flied IN tho Registers OftioS
yesterday. IL conveys more than $500
GO worth Of property To James koose-
welt. Douglas Robinson snd Robert
H. M Ferguson. trustees u the Aston
estate.
Tbs property comprises the Hotel
KnicksrbOcker. At the southeast COR
nsr Of Broadway and Forty-sscond
street. and twSnty buildlnSs ON Sixth
avenue and ON Thirty-third street.
On sixth aveuus the property consists
OF nine three story buildings covering
the block front on the east side Of tho
avenue between Twenty fifth and Twenty
sixth strsets. with two three story
dwellings at IS West Twenty-ffth street
and So West Twsnty-sixth street. This
property the city values At s7z7 500.
On Thirty-third street nine FIVE story
BUSINESS buildings were conveyed
Thsy are situated directly Across from
this Waldorf Astoria and are known %
10 To % West Thirty-thtrd stresf. The
city values these h0usss st seei 500.
The Hotel Kniekerbocksr. an elsven
story structure. valued on the tai books
at ss.is0.00o. was transferred by the
Aston trustees 90 Mr.. Astor-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-08
FISH wTTHDRAWS LIBEL NUTT,
Esssisr - FSa@hkeepsae ''News-Press''
Apoaagixea and WIN Print nesraeti0a.

EsIsssr 20 Psaghkeepsse "News-Pvess'
Apesagixes and WIN Prsnt nesraestSa.
When the libel suit brought against
the Psychologists Nesss-Press by Con-
xressman Hamilton Fish for being called
q wolcher was called for trial before
Judge Ksogh at Carmel yesterday tho
Dswspapers counsel addressed the Court
~ follows:
Upon inveati gatiOn the editor Of the
Ne.s.-pYess e cceglne.d thet Congress-
man Fish's withdrawal Of the bets which
we're made on the last election was on
no way reflect on Mr.. Fish's integrity
Prsss REGARDING the affair was unfounded
and my client regrets that ths article
vas publishsd We ask permission to
withdraw oar answer IN this CASE upon
making this apology and agreeing 70
print o full retraction.'
Mr.. Fish's counsel. Clarence >. Shearn.
aftsr consulting with his client. said
that Mr.. Fish had brought the action for
vindication and not for damages and
that hs would agree 70 this course. It
was 90 ordered by Judge Keogb.
The newspaper article Of which Con-
gresham Fish complained accused him
OF withdrNwing from several election
bsts made last fall with sx.ehsEtn Bob
Chanber and OthsFs for fear q losing his
money and called him . welcheF. The
retrActiOn asta forth that Mr.. Flahia
conduct was justified and honorAbls and
that tho article attacking him was UNI
founded. The Congressman. was In court
prepared 20 20 q trial.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-08

nsvs. Eshrlleh's way - sae0uaag . Dgsver
WhOm 1he Aeeusea &C Cpueaay.

N.Y. 9AafNat,nH WY ~ 8N01N4aN8 y AsstsFH
WhOm she Aeeusea &C cruelty.
Mira. Esaslle Ehriich. msmbsr Of humane
socsetiss and wife of Jacob Maurice mr.
lion. presidisna Of the Union Oas and
Electric FIXTURE Company. jumped from
her aItcmohilo at Broadway and Seventy
second street yesterday afternoon 20 re-
prove q nsvel truck dSivsr who was
whipping his hOraea into q gall0p. she
had seen ore 90 tho hornsu stumble cnce
and fall once. and she told the driver he
vas cruel.
-Oh. You mind your own business. :
he replied a. he resumed his seat.
the horse having got up. -It's all well
enough for Won rich women 20 ride In
your automobiles. but don't be bothsring
with a wOrkinGman.'
Ne started to drive On. Mrs. Enrich
told him 10 stop. He whipped mp through
Seventy second street. Mrs. Khrltch.
calling TO her chauffeur 60 get q pOlios-
man. grabbed the bride u ons Of the
horses and held on for half block until
the driver. who was James Murtha % see
Eleventh avenue. gave up and refined In
his team. Mrs. Enrich 10 small. Psrso0s
who stopped to game at ths woman drag
ginG along At . horses head got rather
excited.
The driver was arrested by Trafic
Policeman McEntee. Mrs. Ehrlich and
her niece. Mrs. Mary y. Rose. who had re-
NAMED in the automobile. followed the
pair To the West side court. They went In
a taxicab. because the automobile had
gone lame.
This mans horses we're overloaded
Mrn. Enrich told Magistrate krOtes. and
he was whipping and gallOping them. One
Of the horses fell twice and almost went
under q car. The driver told mo he had
taken one hour and forty minutes for
lunch and had 60 make zap the time. when
demonstrated with him no threatened
me.
I'm a member OF the y. p. G. A.. the
Humane Socisty. the Anti vivissction So
ETY. and the Bids 4 Wee Society. and while
I'm riding In my car keep Q sharp look
ont IN 10 treatment OF horses. That was
my principal reason for buying tho car
Murtha was discharged with . sspri-
mand.
Mrs Enrich lives at $50 Wesr lssth
street and Mrs Rose af Iss West Seventy
ninth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-08
GAYNOR WON'T STOW MTssOURT.
Deesssss sRsttnti@a 90 spsspgaesa's JeHes.
500 Day ninneP.


sSa Day Dinaer.
Mayor GEynor h not going 10 that din
ner az Springfield. Mo-. on Jefferson day
where ia has been proposed 90 start
GaynOr boom for tho Presidency. II. n.
Hughes. the chairman of thu cosnmittss
IN charge of the dinner. came On from
Missouri 20 bring the invitation 20 tho
Mayor and he saw Nr. Gaynor yesterday
IN the City Hall. AfterWard thu Mayor
gave out thia statement:
when first got the invitation ] thought
IL was Springfield. Ohio. and an / have
a brother living there I thought might
Fun out and 49, my brother At the sAms
tiVne But when ! found IL was spring-
Geld. Mo. that was another matter
80 you are I love my brother a great
d~al more than ! love national politics.
would like 90 20 out TO Sprin@fisld.
Mo. hut Il would take more time away
from my work here than have any right
TO give
Mayor Gaynor 10 refusing ell invita-
tions to political dinners. Ne SAYS "
u il his business to give his entire atten-
ton TO the Affairs Of the municipality
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-08
AFRO on PARK FO0rPATHS.
Soy Rider nnrSiies Uuisa eqWaFe Curb
aad CaDess Under Tsses.


and CaDess Inder Tsees.
An automobile whirsed down Broadway.
jumped the sidewalk and pushed In way
through persons who chanoed 90 DO In
Union square Park last night. Everest
W. Hoffman. at the helm. steersd the car
over the paths In tho park and went no
fast that Bicycle Policeman George
Schrieber had q bard time catching him.
A big crowd yelled. but Hoffman APP
peared % be out for u record. when
Schreiber finally did stop him Hoffman
laughed. Two friends who we're with
him dropped out Of sight. The driver
was landed In the old West Twentieth
street police station with some diniculty
and was locked up on charges Of insoxi-
cation and reckless driving.
The number OF the car was Ss7t2. n. Y.
which. according 60 the police. IL that Of
Mrs. c. %. Ferguson OF White Piains.
HOFFMAN said no was Mrs. FerGusOn's
The machine is az the police
station.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-08

Five Grand Juries are citing in this
county this month. gudgs Mulquo~n
charged yesterday tho two regular Grand
JuriSs IN Part 1. Of General Sessions.
Another jury held over . considering
labor 1u9ptions In oonnsotbUn with allS-
CATIONS q conaptu@Sy by eEnrSoysFs aA-
RSekafsilor Grand jury. invostlRatinR
traino In women, u geil Rt work. The
1sth wae ehargwA b Juagies Get In ths
Criaainal nra1th o. ths 0Hprams c0uTt.
1--we pouitEY b oe0upying its at1ensioa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-08
ATTOs STILL SNOkg.
kseara sT Health Pvedsiea again absaI
the FtGah Asenme stlak.

tBesrd sT Health Prodeied again Absat
the Fifth Asenae stink.
The National Highways Protective
Society sent q pstition to the Board Of
Hsalth on February , asking that some
thing bs done TO stop smoking autonIo-
biles Observing that automobiles con
tinued to smoke the society yester day
sent a letter 10 DIR. Ledesss. With photo
graphs taken last Saturday by q mem
bsr Of the society showing smoking
going on all up and down Fifth avenue
The socisty wants TO know in lts letter
What the Board Of health proposes IN do
with th@ position. 10 anything. The Sxscu-
tive COMMITTEES that has the matter in
hand consists Of Col. John 3. Crosby.
George w. BurSsiGh and Joseph n. Coyt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-08

Company *. 9ssh INFANTRY. Awaits Rssts
ta Fhiladeiphla.


to PhtlAdetphls.
Il was said at Governors Island yester-
day that one company OF regulars was
under orders to be ready instantly 70 take
train for Philndslpbia in case IL became
necessary to protest Government prop
esty there. The impression Of the officers
was that this company. X Of the veteran
Twenty- ninth Infantry. only recently
from the Philippines and with q record a.
shsFpshooters. would be sent to the mint,
provided OF course the riotiDgin Philadel-
phia became formidable. Company 10
made up almost altOgefhsr OF native
Americans and In under command Of
Capt. Robert n. Allen. a native virginian.
who rose from the ranks and was once q
trooper Of the Eighth Cavalry. He was
promoted for RAllantry and sbihty. All
leaves Of absence were cancelled yester-
day. 90 Company X. every member ready
for any emergency. 10 simply waiting
orders.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-08
WRS. ROTKIN DEAD.
Famsas WursteT case % lSRa neeaIiesi
%, Hsr Enss In san s9urnaia.

SAN FRAsCIsOo. Marc . Mr.. Cor
della Boskin. convicted Of numbering Mrs.
John p. Dunning by sending poisoned
candy across the continent TO Dover.
Del. IN August. Isss. died in San Quentin
prison this evening.
Mrp BOtkin was in love with John p
DuRninG. then IN this city. Shs wanted
To marry him and she nceived a plan for
removing his ~Ifeso - to leave him fr'-e.
The poisoned candy was mailed by her
tn Mrs. DIuning. Mrs. Boskin was sen
tsnoed to hang. but got q new trial. Then
the earthquake came end she was trans
ferr~ci to san Q'Ientin. her sentence being
COMMIT tsd TO y life term.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-08
STARCH EXPLOSION NILS TWO.
InJur-d ., American Naive
60. srsass.

CHICAGO. March An explosion 81 dry
starch powder nc the plant % the Amer
can Maize Products Company az Roby.
Ind. tonight probably killed two men
injured twenty ight others. too fatally.
wrecked three story building and broke
windows in South Chicago. and in Ham
mOnd. Ind. three and Ave miles away.
Fire followed the explosion. hut fire. COM
panhss from South Chicago and Hammond
confined the flames to the wrecked build
ing.
Thirteen Of the twenty-eight men in
juFed are in the South Chicago Hospital:
ten we're taken 10 their homes Seven
men are missing Five Of these have bssn
ssen since the explosion and the bodies
Of two are believed TO lie under the debris
Of the building
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-08

comwratulasaosns ana mlsasaaus RPssn Po1-
tim necamse &c --latest Plan.

tlR necaWse 90 Latest Plan.
SpsnSi Csss Dsspasoh 70 Tns SUs.
LONDON. March IA nsws daspatnh
from Rome to . local agency says ths
Pope has cablsd 90 John ID. ROcksfsllsF
cOngFatulating him on his latest plan 20
sndOw q great philAnthropic OrsAni1a-
ton The POntin expressed the belief
hat thS proposed plan sntltled the origi-
nasor 10 the gratitude Of all mankind.
Discussing the work Of Mr.. Rockefeller
and other American philAnthrOpists In HIS
I.snten address TO the Cardinals. the Pops
aid: Although thess millIonaires arc
Protsstants I give them my blsaaing.
because all who do good deserve Gods
blessing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-08

Rtrss Aeeaaeaa &C . eSrt That May one
NAY ne Preuaent.

Special csSls Dsspaseh 70 Tue sUH.
PARIs. March THE FIRST oollision
Of aeroplAnss in flight took place az Mour-
melon to-day.
Frey. whp Ia one OF Farman's pupils.
while driving a bipIans dashed into ono
pilotsd by Capt MOrsau.
Both machines were badly smashed
and fell. but neither Of the aviators was
hurt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-08
DR. DOYEN As DUELLIST.
w~usas agan We Thsswhs Esad 09cnded
Hls wire.

spssssf cssss Ds&psasA ~ TIM suw.
NICE, March DIR. Doysn. the sur
ssOn. and cape. Van Langon brock.
Belgian army oeacsr. fought .
duel with swords here this morning.
Or. Doys0 wounded his opponent in the
forearm.
The duel aross over . dispubs 90 .
masked ball &C the Casino. DR..
Doyen declared thar the capenin had in
suited his chs suRMeon'sl wife and boEe6
the ofIscer's ears. challsngs followed.
which the sur@eoo accsptSd AZ onSs.
tire Restaurants n09x, outside ths city.
The contestants we're subsequently, recon
cfled