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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-11

OH, YOU BREAKFAST FOOD.
For making hay the farmers seek
A bright. sunshiny day,
But, rain or shine, in Battle Creel
They're always making hay.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-11

,knicker.What does your wife do when
she Doesn't get what she wants? Booker
-Cais an extra session.-New York Sun.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-11

DE world owes you a livin', son. said
uncle Eben, but you's got to do some
, Work to git yohse'f Identified as de teller
II comm to-"-Washington Star
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-11

or, tom is such a stupid" "why, Felice?,
he says he can teach me to swim II,
three days "-Birmingham Age-Herald
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-11

Cheap cynicism'' is the other fell
lows cynicism-not yours
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1910-04-14
RArLRoAD BUILDING IN IDAHO.

The railroad situation in Idaho enough please any
one who hopes rather than fears for the future The Short
Line has projected than 500 miles Of track The
Psburg Gilmore SYSTEM if current gossip is to be be-
ieved will build much part Of this is almost ready to
open for traffic The Idaho Southern has built and will fin
sh building go miles Of new track 75-me road may be
built into Jafbioge. and these may not tell ali the
railroad story of Southern idaho
Back of all this there vital The rail
road corporations of head of heart build nothing
for sympathy sentiment eclamng the desert means
to Them humanitarian movement towards betterhomes
and cheaper food for nation but market for all the
hay and hogs and other traffic the railroad haul The
dreams of the deast who better social conditions thru
developing country may truebut for reliability
the dolarbased Judgment OF the railroad better ndca
ton of its business prosperity Since the railroads smile
Idaho for 1000 miles in a single year. must believe
that Idaho looks golden to them for several reasons
The politically SAFE there is business anti
corporation dishonesty insanity, present prospective
There ahead of Idaho business prosperity that will
pay interest the thirty forty million dollars that this
railroad development will cost.
In the Judgment of these hardheaded business men, irI
CATION not fad, Tore temporary price booster but
a permanent profitable industry.
All these conditions applicable to the whole of South
e Idaho But the fact that RchfeId get of the
important of all these railroads. neent discourage
any one here.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1910-04-14
THE HAY TRUST VS.. OTHER TRUSTS.

The past winter has given good local illustration ofhow
human people Last fall. hay slow sale at S.
81 ton and the average farmer and every and
dustry close second him erventy at the
railroads, United Steel Standard Oil, Adrich Cannon and
every other conceivable trust Then the hard winter
hadn any to raise that haybut the price
up like balloon. Some live stock suffered when hay
reached SlOmore when it touched S15 and the gaun sar
ing that did without $40 hay would haunt any
with heart Many weary fregher toed through three
months Of deep cold and ragged and sometimes hungry
that his night little $40 hay All these things,
and more followed in the wake Of the farmers hay
This perhaps proves little, common humanity
and the fact that if the government owned the trusts the
unbalanced fortunes the railroads. steel and oil companies
farmers and politicians and the hapess plight of the ult
consumer would be equalized to the humane point
1t might reduce Of the topnoches fortunes below the
danger point but it would bring up the poor fellows whole
lot.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1910-04-14
THE DIRECT PRIMARY.

There has been good deao anxiety what effect the
direct primary law is to have state politics
1t has been said and perhaps truly that the people will
not up it. and attend in sufficient number to make
such vote fair test Wel they do not, it doesnt fol
low that the the law is bad superfuou Ninety
out of hundred laws never touch the average
those necessary That alone however, would
not be sufficient warrant for putting evolutionary law like
the direct primary law on the satete books But because It
has been easy for clear politicians capture the
primaries county and state conventions, it does not follow
that the people will not attend the new primaries The fear
at least premature.
It is noticeable that most Of the dsaffecton is among
those who either aspire office Themselves Of the old
school Of politics and have been part of the machine and
usually shared of the spoils Of office 1t doesn't mat
ter whether it is republican, democratic populist
socialist machnet is the rule that who
securing advantage for himself through manipulation
rather than trouo appea TO the people direct is against the
direct primaries You bank absolutely this statement
The who feels that he represents the people in their
thoughts and wishes the who believes he is honest
the people the who by his confidence
the Judgment Of the people is willing that the people
should Judge him openly IS not gong to lear the direct p
The direct primary may cost money-so does the post
office which is for equal service to every man regardless
Of expense 1t may not nfahby bring good men TO ONCE
there Benedce Arnods and udases IN every county, every
state of whom smiling face that will deceive the
most penetrating pubic 1t may be ottery ana not Ger
hand just who going to be nomnatedbut this
atebreaking just what the law designed to effect
law abolish any Of the tmehonored state OF
county ocers-there just many obes there
before the salaries not cut That this candidate OF
that can not count before the nomination that he has bought
and traded caoed majority Of the politicians to give
him the place. is necessarily ineparabe public loss
This government which originally meant to be pure
democracy has Of necessity become representative govern
1t is possible for all the people to meet at one time
place, talk the affairs Of state But it is not
an argument representative form Of government that one
ugged Conversations the representative feature
better if the people select their representatives direct
better the people sec hr representatives direct
~ without Intervention Of conventions OF political
parties 1t is undeniabe that monarcla or ogarchy form
f government presents features than democracy
Or republic But-that isn't what the constitution says
shall prevail Idaho in the United States and until 1t does
he country ism going far astray back to the real
senee Of democracy let the people nearly three
Millions square miles and ninety millions OF people can de
eide what they want
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1910-04-14

ultra nsgent state and Mr. Hamers steaast allegiance
to Speaker Cannon largely personal grounds has not been
severely censured With the elimination of Cannon it
should easy Nj amer to satisfy the growing
of enemies Of nee ice that he IS good enough to
coed himself Otherwise Idaho would perhaps demand
pretty stiff pledgefo Idaho is going to be very much in
this question That IIamer has been Industrious
and able and steadfast fendeven though be friend
Of Cannons all to his credit lie has easy road to
election if he chooses take it, But that road
lead him the Stand Pat throne We'd rather fight and
lose than wn and wn and the way the Idaho senators get
into the real fights the Of their great popularity
home Idaho would not object to seeing her sodier-con
gresham do as muchi
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1910-04-14
Galway Man Aaed 100 Years.

It has been reported to the guard
ians at Tuam, county Galway, ireland.
that man named Hasty, whose age
IS alleged to be 100 years, is living
at Gallow in cabin which has be-
come unsafe and an effort is to be
made to induce the hermit to go into
the worlShouse.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1910-04-14

Six horseshoes were paid in the
reign of Edward L. are still paid by
the corporation of London as the rent
Of piece of land in ST. Clement
Danes near the present Law. court, the
freehold OF which was now worth e3
or "a for every square foot Of sur
face
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1910-04-14
CONGRESSMAN HAMER.

SO far one has publicly entered the against Col
IIane candidate for the republican nomination for
gress Mr. Hamer has made distinct hit in Washington
more than almost any other congressman He has
cured good legislation for Idaho Idaho IS perhaps not
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1910-04-14

10 THE PEOPLE THE STATE
candidate reelection
rofhe Of
rst assumed the duties Of the clee
simply according work
A. HAsTINGsa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-28
RODI FoIND r>DER G,RtGE.
MONEY Gonr and skull Crushed Another
Wan Missing Toe

PoI~r NAErpN o., Aug p n. lody
~ Trans RruEI. aged 81. was found hv
" J.. Harvey under ms EarRg" tins
morning ~ a." evidence points =, a
murder
E,rr'" and Harvey had been associated
u H4siu.s- OU August IN Rtngl' was
seen .f.--l ~ sleeves m Hirv-y.- garage
I.I- morning Harvey discovered nluud
.u the for ~ tu" upp"r story e th"
t,rag" Later D." craWled under the
uulitng - Iay % small pIp.' ~" noticed
IN" ground had u,'"u disturbed and
.rr'!-'..i ih" loose earth a. de when h..
'"l' a human hand He dug away 'h..
-r' and tHlut Erugly'- budy The shuli
b ti u'"u crushed
When Ringl- was lls' seen he had tIuO
.u h.s p.Ct"t This wa- Ruu" man
Who occupied "a" room above IT.. garage
Disappeared shortly after Ringla was
missing when EInglr disappeared IN
uuIT.,.> Ver'. mod" AZ 'hr POINT Marion
i!luA - learn whether b" had Withdrawn
any money n" lad ST. 80 - his credit
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-28
S,NDr0RD> kI>GDou tSHORF.
HOly Ghost and a. BaTk Has a BIg IIolr
Ia Her How rms People safe.

YARMOUTH. y = Aug - During "a
thick fog on Thursday evening the
Elijah sanford bark Kingdom went
aShor" on Mud Island and may b" a total
loss There l. "A large hole near the bow
aud tn. vessel - somewhat Chlfrd
When the news was r~Cciv.d here on" 81
Cam a sons Jugs went to Mud Island.
hat no agreement was reached 40 Ia as
sI-tIng the Holy Ghost and | = vessel OF
THIS evening tapt \ h Perry came TO
Yarmouth IN a launch and oprnei nagutia-
iions with the M,.ssr~ Cam to send "A tag
~ the vessel again The captain - now
communicating vita hi- principals on tn"
parE tut 49, Mud Island - some ui-'au, -
from "a 'cl"pupn- nj" IN. negotiations
cannot he speedily concluded
IN" captain story - 49, follows We
during THURSDAY We .pyutsr',d much
fg A. no ''tne 20 "a. aurtdeut ".
''pIgnt we werr ~lN mics south 81 sal
Island bf.i We NElH fsaI.E iNsufy miles
:. ia" north Water = r..uItug IA Gud
uu' q ~" vessel and 70 may N,. thar ~.
cannot H.. saved
There we're fifty p-"pl. on board n.
the time 10 the accident. twenty IT whom
ar. IN" crew and thirty passengers men
WuUeu and children vi ;hc ltt'rr with
4 ma urttv 10 ~" crew arr located IN Mud
Island ~ tents ~ whatever other shelter
fn"v can obtain Their" - no In-urIun.
on fts V,SNs.l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-28
cor the BURGLARs LEAVING.
Detectives ReeogniEed Ono % Them and
InvestigAted the bundle ef Loot

Yesterday afternoon Detectives cur.
tayne. Isaacson and Brennan Of the Harlem
bureau. who have been detailed a. atop
burglaries in the nsighborhood 81 Pars
aveuus and IIoth street. met three youths
emerging from an apartment house 10
la-I6 Fast I0sth strss,. They carr. 81
a bundle wrapped up in she's, cur.
tayne recognized one of the trio az John
Marina Of St7 East Ninety ninth stree,
whom he arrested for burglary thrsa
years ago when the hoy was - years r,-
and who was sent away u tho Catholic
ProtectoTy.
The Detectives stopped the three ar,.
peer"d into the bundle. Whereupon a.
boys sctrrird down insth street Two -
them were caught at iOdth street after
CHASE down Park avenue The other
escaped into tenement house Invest.
Cation showed that tho bundle Contair-I
clothing and SilVerwara belonging o.
l1uuIs Denhowsky, a shirtwaist mann.
faCturer who lives on the second noo-
Of the East iOSth street house No one
VAS IN the apartment ~ the time and tho
door had been jimmied The stun taken
was worth about $500
The saCund prisoner said he was William
Sachs, - years, - 1915 Fast lG7th street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-28
~ Rr hu HrFORi WEDDING
NpuntTd Policeman warren Found ~
'On>cIou. From nrNpla lnrd IN iurN

Mounted Policeman Arthur G. War;, l.
= 'h. EIug,.r'dEr station wi- found .u
e. us,i..- 80 Broadway and 2c-d -'-....r
e,r.N Yesterday rims H. --I.i We
irt,t4r.i and after b." w"- taken - Furd-
h.sn Husutts' he was yulhl,. O., tell how
h.- luIIrv vas received
warren upr,.' w.- standing near his
rider When iaLr NrIpugrlm. another
ruuuut.d ,,u.y 'r.u. 2 i' Ur
Arthur Warren "a- - h.y" married
Hiss Martina DAVIS 81 NuHg'.u p.vylI
! at aud -JI. stree ttl- afternoon at
500. ,l.cr lhr '.r"..,.uv We - have tls.u
u'a,. IN tl' idg,l ,lap-l and q .
poetic, man and ~ UrIi, mad PLANNED 60
-I,.Id fortnight = 'i.lr vacation ui
itlau'I, CIV
Miss Davis WIS Iry.f-,'.i wL,0 sr,.
yts It'd ''u' L'r fru'.. 49, -.r.....-.v
ILIIr.d Ter m. Their said it-' rrcl' f...f
~" Wedding f.- wilrh many .uEE'rf Us
had teen i-.I-d had n..n postponed
Indefinitely
warren h.~ q chance f.r recovery
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-28
CHINESE mn irRE / MISSION.
hescur s"ciep Takes over the Old
nuii,linE This week.

Th..,ld q Z. ,,.,..,, , -, -. -, - ,..,...,.
-, 81 ,..,,
~ So, Er,.,.,.'. -. ,,,,.,.,,,l...yi T.,
TO-, ,,..rr,r. g. -, -,
Is '",'''
h\' was. Ai'rr neat thursday h'Hh'
y Will h" DEVOTED To- thv wuTh ui me Rescue
Suclriy
Tn. L.as. ~ ,b., I,,tlI.,,., al, 4. mud -
H.. -, - -.
800. ''''''' Wv 'h' n's''''
H"'''iN Tor "'ghi'-"n wears a. h"tiuu"r-
tr'S for ~ work ant midnight meetings.
.Nptr.l AInv r., s,c..,y nod held
,h, i.,,,I,,,., f,,. t., -, -r,,.,,,,,.
>.' Us 20 ~
N""i'"h ''FH"' '" rene" "a" "ds".
Then cam" IA" fire thai cleaned out the
mission uu May - aud Temporary quar-
t.rs t.d =, H., ,,,,,,i,,.,I -, ia, Nar,,,s,,s
~, 81. -
NV" sun N'"""" WI, ="
rene" IN" i"a~' "" found that san Wan.
who lives IA a room m the Easement Of
the tnaatr. lad vol there first and leased
,I,, ola ,,i...,,,, ,,,,l.,,,,, ~ :, r,,,n.,..,
''""'""'u.
Supt. NoonAn th"n learned that Ray
mond Hitchcock had lost money when he
urd.rtook to rco,..n tb,, tb.atra last fan
,,,J - -, =, ~. -, t,,',i
go 80 - SIC J'''' ~ .''"'a,' ''''"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-28
HIRRICiNF NEiR TENiS
lowering over the G.uif seems iIhrlS
to Hit the Land soon.

G'GyrSTu~. TrN AuR - Reports
from ID" s... 'v.rs'-rn coast 81 Texas
.n-rIRn' ..'i"at" that the hurriClre
which V.l-~"I over tA- w'St-r., CUR
to-day - coming J. L.. ! south ard west
OF E.cnpor' llIgn winds i.Cr'asirG h.
..Iroi'y ar" r,r"rtrd all along h" extreme
turIfhv,~'"ru coat AMI IN" storm titles
~" ri-irT RAJ lilly
T. ..I'a'Ipr, are that 10" storm will
.trII." about POM i~ai"l and Brownsyti!,
and that Er"a' 'HmAg. viii b." don. 20
," small r"'tl"ru..f. aII Xix I-riRatiu'.
rl..r r.rinr- o. fnr Plp GTaui' Valley
10" VIII i tluwI"g sixty miles p'
iuIr p' IT," southwestern coast. with III"
'arutn"'"r s'"a lis drnprIf z along the
'h. nj 10" avi EASTERN coast
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-28
TWO PROMOTERS ARRESTED
4 ma ~ INDIE ~ LONG ISLAND
ma T>TiTE GHtRt.ID.
The Nirr-I'rr>hirnt AMI the Manager of
Ihr InPcriaI D-N rIOpH-nI Corpora
iIon. Dealing in NEST nampt On
an,I. Arrested Al NnrlAnti. y. ..

\INILNNp. y J Aug - United States
Drru'v Marshal ~chmldt uf Camden came
tu \urnud ~ th" uoou train to-day from
Philadelphia armed With warrants tor
y y liliD, woe. president and treasurer
Of th" lfnr"r.al p..y"lnpu"n' Corporation.
promoters 80 Long Island real estate. auh
Sargent \lNun. manager of the same
conn lnv. IT, valkrd IN the main stree'
from 'U" station win Chief Marshal Rair,l
1T th" local porr,'. aud Ia few minur -
hat rlo., under arrest fhcy then Ell
tered bn,N automobile and wer" driven
to tho Ltrls" slo" factory 81 - Harry
chandler. who - president ~ IN" CORPORA
tipu Mr. ,haril.r's son got ia with
them AMI they drove ON last Lands
Jvruu" Ia th" residence 1T Mr. chandler
vhrr' u, Wa informed IT ia" arrest
lhev ~rut 10 Camden aud NJ KI"a had
q hearing i"'urr United States IOrutuIs-
sI'r,r J Willard Morgan
" Sargent \I>on. III" manager. was on
b., vacation nut hI- Nhrrcah"uts wrrr
l"l.uvi aud after Black had bs.h placed
M camden IaIl S,nuiGt went after Niyon
and arrested tIm Bn.h were hcl under
l,ri~ tor further hearing - Harry
handler urutur the houisman
Ih- arrest has CAUSED sensation N
N.u,.iInl CO., both J y Black and u. Harry
tu.ndi"- ar" prominent and Influential
Ci'Ir''u-. both are members nf the
Country cub and Mr. Chandler ~ vice.
Ir''-Id"u' of ~" NIu"llnd National Bank
aud IN" Ntuelaud trust Company De-
g. tlE", nav" been investigating the ope-
gat.un~ 1T a." luipriHl corporation and
'n" arr'~' wa- decided On "a f"S days ago
IU" complaint Wa- mad" 20 Assistant
| u.tDi States District Attorney " -
Mrun IA Brldg"tun un Friday and hc
issued the warrants
Complaints had reached Chief Inspector
'u-'"!yug "a Philadelphia. and after an
HuN"-t lglttuu As aid THIS ~ the
rrra',a-; land -WIndl" unsarthed yet
IT, rsmltCatiun~ -Nf'li INTO every state
AMI Itn1ia Ia" '.... ui the corpora
t.un = located -; Wet Hampton. suffolk
county J.. and - advertised ~ ' lila
PH'> Boz" 'ompanY- nam Office IL ut
81 Lambs avenue NIn-lhnd. They have
! branch ono" 80 - Liberty street, New
(uia city. ~ charge 81 James Duhy
They uI-n employ about a dozen sales
men On ~" road.
m" maps and literature show the land
- 81" al improved LAID ont with broad
nara damI2'd streets. sidewalks Hhad"
Trees IN" lawns aud other improvements.
Nn"n lu reality m. Land IL covered with
~rr'Ip growth and part uf u n swamplnnd
n is understood that this land was bought
l'r about four dollars hn acre and each
acre was then divided into sixteen h'!lld-
ing lots for which they received SCI ~.
his Wis not the price q a LOT. hut the cpst
II a." transfer for deeds and iha i'm
tt'uV"m"nt- made u date. 'h. lot was
gwen free An end-nvor was then made
- s.'ll ~" adjoining lot at a reduced prlC-.
l'vt 4 the purchasers waited too long the
price would advance SO To ti5
In the Corporation Directory the I'm
u"rial bsv"lu~nsut Corporation - en-
tered with the address "a Liberty street
ard marked mo Information
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-28
'ON'TRT HiIIS 90 DRI
Patrons 81 SiN sonr, island Resorts t.rt
Va Music With Tnrir Drinks.

Acting Police Commas .rn.r Bugh-r
r"v"N"i yesterday IA" p"rnts whicu
hah boon gwen - siy - the Cpu.v Island
CONCERT halls ~ sell iutuT.CantS All
these places have excise licenses ard IA.
al" e drinks ~ their bars vii not I.
in'"r'-rrd win Selling Throughout m.
"n'ir. budding however - m -. hands
81 m" polio" Acting captain las ~ had
policeman stationed near me bars IA
Zach 10 fire places - 49,. that 'u,. walters
dii not VIolEt" tL' ~ fls'luu
~" places affected ~ yrst.riay's
Urd"r ar" IunE"-.- l'ups-lai the surf
Nv"nu" Of'"ra Hpu-". he N-W O-pheum
~. Nolk-gHrt"u. GrrIuv ads Glass Pa
vlluu and inman'- tas.Nu
IN" prupri-tnT- ~ the ~ places came
10 Manhattan last night and consulted A
lawyer They hoped that an Injunction
could h" Obtained To- prevent the action
81 ~" new police ruling In m. surf
Arrnu" Opera House M. girls wer.. taken
~ 10" stage last night and moving p,c-
lures aud dancing were substituted a.
attractions
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-28
rHINkS rL,NrrS INH,BITrD
Prof z - o. see Also Has n New Theory
OF the sIdrrraI Z inverse

SAN FR,NCIsCO'AuR - Prof + ! J.
S... ~ charge "f the ravsl astronomical
observatory a. Mare Island. IIidrc->.,t
the Materialis,- association last Igh'
aud ArI uurC,.i the completion ~ his
r''-"aTC he- b.. CDsmlC evolution. 10 which
Ia. hsus devote ten wears
Prof ~. said Il was his conviction 'ha,
starr are lrhabi'eI 10y soms kind 81 IL
isliig-:' h-i'R-
lie al hts t. vosi igRr iDrs have evolved
IA ard improve theory Of the sIiereal
ui iyers"
Prof See claims 20 have found that
tho cor Rr.gaiIo~ nf nebulR away from
the Milk' Way. with ma Kimum aCCumula-
ton ear the poles - the galaxy Is the re-
sui Of the action 81 repulsivs forces under
winch FIRE Co-niCal dust eNIelle from
the stars is driven a. far away from tho
Milky Way a. iCssihle
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-28
J,ILS >0> roR r,r>I>G ENG.
go, ~sid u Ma the Onp va, tie ,ouId
SuIIpaFt nk rather.

Milan Dlnn" hal hI~ snn ChRrl"s
I ~ M" N'sl SId' court yesterday nn =
chang. 81 grand larceny and the son De-
uuw un.lrr 81 ,sn tad - await ti" action
/ - the Grand Jury The elder Dunn"
lives M lIy"rp"ul. tug'.sud ~" hs>
l".'n uu ''r- s..v"u weeks - S's~ tp 'r"
administration ~ IA" "-t.L'" 81 his spn
O-~a add Nup Np~ ktllrd Ri-pu' tNu months
aga 10y tu" 'a,HrE - hpr"i 'l',a.,r.
Since hrS arrival her" the father las u,'.n
living IN - furnished rnnm with l,s som
Charles. whu - . y-.-. pli. a. BE- Meet
SIhutv mn street The uoN Wa>-lrr'I-' a
&c stealing AMI uaNuug h'- tuLrr =
n 1rrrni rms worth sl.u
- Nag,-'rtt Irrsoht harl"- uduut'd
has lug pawu"d th" mig. uut sSid he had
NOT m"Ani ANY theft Sine" INV father
arr7N'I herr. I've b"-u paying tu. rent
and p, ,ari Tor br,h Nv hro'hr- Oswald
aud cam" ID tina country over fpIr
wears 49, II" NaS an electrician. NV
trade ~ pGiut'ag
Tie ,Ohld always "l'u moro money
ban corLd n"raI., 81 l.~ rrld.' aud
,v"rv w..., sent hu'r" enough money
toward nv q her. Keep When t.uN"r
came hrI- Wa~ - broken r.p ,N'r
p~E .li .. death t.rs' wa uuHulr Pc. w,..k
.tvd lus. NV - Ny iVtr~ hat ODD
funds and '4I ~ rt0 luE
ON" dty .!-,ui two W",kS ngu
lam" across 'hr diamond ring .-',"t
.uI no m" h'Iug - MP father = r,t'
t.i met hrrV DE-. uwn"d a diamond -.rg
'...stu q IavU'd - the money - uuld
.,s..'..- s't. lpEa,T got wrr.." H"nI 'u'li
-.,I''m o. ~rh'V INV taih"r h.ity M
vt.,.'. | pledged ~ fu" So ! ~iIf hRv,'
IS e the MONEY. So here .ud 81 o. bank
Magl-' III" r. -'hr asked ~" father If
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-28
HURT N EXCURSION FIGHT.
Fireman Mcclellan % Engine 90 Victim
Of Rev on steamer.

A dozen men were more or les injured
in a free for all fight on the excursion
steamer Howard Carroll. which carried
the RAvenswood Social Club OF Long
Island city up the Sound on an outing
Yesterday One of the men. Ernest Nc
Clellan. a fireman Of Engine 90, Man
haitian, IN in 81 Johns Hospital Long
Island City. with a fractured skull and
serious stab wounds lie will probably
die The other people who were injured
got away with the assistance 81 their
friends
The Howard Carroll started out from
Long Island City early yesterday morning
with several hundred persons on board
They had lively time on the way up the
Sound. but there was no trouble until lat.
IN the afternoon when the steamer had
headed back for Long Island City, IL
was found then thar six members ot
rival association had sTnuggled them
selves aboard the boat for the express
purpose % starting q row
The trouble began at a dance on board
during the afternoon after the hncheCns
had been disposed ~. The six trouble
makers lnsultsd several 81 the women
passengers. ~ the havenSwoods say.
and that precipitated the row at once
Several men were knocked down and a
struggling mass centred about the active
fighters. Beer glasses and bottles flow
and several women tainted. IL was with
some difficulty that they were removed
from the scene Of the fight Several
men were knocked unconscious
Mcclellan was one Of the mon Who
hapi@ned To he right on hand whom the
fighting began II was said that his
nssailant was a character named John
shaw 81 Fourteenth and Hancock streets
Long Island city. who struck him over
the head with beer bottle and ~ alleged
% have knitted him when the boat docked
AZ tho foot Of Webster avenue at Long
Island City a call was sent for the reserves
~ the Astoria police station and an am
bulAnce was summoned from St Johns
Hospital The men accused 81 starting
the fight got away before the police could
reach the dock The only man taken
20 the hospital was Mcclellan.