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FI>L rRITE> ,T 40, w sur.
DaubIEn, Comes Into HIs Own Csrsts.
NauNr> and l-rarts sell high.


IpNouN. July The sale Of the great
AleNhu !cr Young collection OF PICTURES
wl- ryntinu-d AZ Chri-tles to-day Eve
. "a GLOW. Iorot. I3 hy "a. inches
!r'rGrd .--..p \ bunch OF the same
lf'...s ;..ilrcs brought these prices
-N,.. II htrav.' SIutOE III" Pond. p
$50. -Ficardy." $3.50. Tn" Glade. 70
= ~ -iA" POOL s-0r IN" River. 70
- -
The pa mSuSs which followed brought
niE pr.~-~ Br~d- 1t" la cure Moravan.
iatci ~. fetched sI>.JU The Fern.
ny '.r same painter. brought 81 .jn.
NuLr"-~v. another Daubigny. brought
sIuin, whIlr 'hc same paint"r'- -Au-
'Imn ~.Lt - Elruhard' Of chicago tor
3 90
Jo-.T Isr.ri.> -GrIel- sold for s. a.
! Nar-- Nnl - canal fetched
=" 80 Nar.~~ By tue stream brought
s. --r NaI,.'~ Cattle IA Pasture
.s,...' s~r,5 L." -am" sr' SIS The
Eayo.r'- trough y r." rs pt'Ire
3D. ow Ihir fetched s. ~
J / Ni.."'- Tie Good Salua tan
-'.i '.r siGr- Toe total f.r 'o-ia'.'~
-a.- vas sos.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-02
W DI>RI>rrtr 10 BRIr,I>.
Nr Turner iu'is y I'iS Ei~hrTi"s irEu-
mcnt NIth 1871 of Irneaios,

10 fa.a' . ~
TUt H.u'.f. July Ex-senator
Turner. .UU".ug up Ei- argument for t'.o
Iu'ri states .siu.o -" arhlt alton
TRIBUNAL Wh.cr D., 10 lie de the New
fu..trnd h,A".ie~ dispute between the
tr.''d - 49, and Great Britain. - II to-
dly '..' .l'hoISE %" bad SPOKEN frankly
20 tr- ,-c~"ntati"n ~ the American case
30" lai no. IN" least intention Of heIng
dt-r,-r",tful 20 Great Britain lie him
Iii wa three tourths English and one
fourth Dutch
- james Winter 81 Newfoundland will
.eEn Ia argument Monday
Nir Turner SAID Il was perhaps the
community = blood language. law and
.'her relationships which were partly
r--pgHsirls FOR American I'm 18Th dis
r4'"~ When the British lion was aroused
and reared a~-O$- the waters American
r!aud grew hot. and this resulted in
sending an answering roar. but peace and
guIe' were soon restored
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tam la,c> "a \-w York or New Hamr-
>H.ra
II Vas Win'r- weather when III. l'rI.
seas We" dumped INTO the tank here
Thew got along well from the start. hu'
s"ln" fear was expressed for them ~ hon
d." mercury would begin 60 climb under
hot Washington sun. Since the arrival
- the summer wea'he- however they
have iern hvslsr than ever aud have
gained steadily IN weight RismarCE
S'I,ceeIed ~ 'lkng on five pounds in the
hot months 81 June and Mamie gained
almost "a much. Bismarck now weighs
forty -tiV" pounds and Mamie thirty eight
Bismarck Will weigh a quarter 81 ton
Wien he - fUll grown The pups have
app"tit.s that would put any healthy
>mall ucy 10 shame They are fed en-.
I-.ly on fsh
The experiment AZ the bureau ~ fish.
erirs - regarded 10y scientists here a. "
especial interest also IN view OF the ma.
cratory habits VI the fur bearing seals
- the ProbIlpf, A. winter comes on all
IN" fur hearing seals 81 the Pribilofs dls.
aruesr from the rook.ries and the islands
ire deserted Al?ng IN February Of the
next wear they begin 10 appear Of tho
Northwestern coIst II california. headed
faT their old rookcrIes Where they
SPEND IN. winter - something that scien
'l,'s and -eII hunter. have yet 10 learn
The authorities ~ Washington take tho
experiment a. The bIreau - fisheries
a. conclusive evidence that the migratory
hablt will not prevent ~. seals from heinS
raised IN captivity
What | would Like TO know observed
un- Washington philosopher. - whether
the women folks viii accept sealsk.n-
After We get 2, ,-rDWtng Than, NJ h,r,..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-02
rITRIOL ron FIRE 'HTEr.
Head Engineer NJ the Patterson Force
Nlc'lm az tc.d JhrOw'T

T.TIF so>. y J Jay N a':"--u'
- rJIr" John ~rgR. .a.sf or-''r'- =
t'' 90" ."gar'r''r' wts mad" ai'"f-
g.. > u.h... l- wt- 80 ~ way !.r-. b.
hr'." ?, 10 h",dr..r'"r- ~" b.!
.5u"G iro'. >'ruE-t .tr""' .~'o NgrEct
street - h"n Boon TAN ~ from iottui
att t.r"y trio. yer ".uT iUc g.frl.l
'hruy"r - 'ap"1. TT SflEs 81 q = I'D
box - barn
The ,A."f our user f..' q burning
s":.sh'rn0 "a his ht,S and arm ~ iIrst
BE- ir..'..i that ~ ,i.'I.Lg hsl rt..vrt
ir" ~" t.Ir - ~" rarity hu'u"I ,lat
and called . policeman. who vent with
him o. ID''c" headquarters. whore to-.
damaged ,rii va ''fi ~ ~ dem"
S'ICg believes the man - hp throw the
Hgud had IN mag nary RrIUsar 90. bIt
would CIV" no further Information except
e. the ,LIsf = polio.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-02
RIOTS ~ PriCE PRIutRIE<.
IA, i~Sas ard MISIPli>tas Tee hn!'es and
Pistols la ItaN ana.

H,y,>, july Primary ..rc',,u~ IA
zen districts y Havana -r~l.'"i ~ ..ay n
xix rI''> which aof-p".l"t pohc' .Dt"r-
ve.-.ur Pistols ana An.y-- We" sod
aIl ~"ys-a, :. 81 No" NoGn 10!
.h" urr'e-'> Ncrr 10Y delegates . =
convention - arrange ;o- fusion o: the
Lavi-'a aGI MIgYrms'a factions - the
I.bs-ai party. TWsu'N-thr"" ''igI"'is'a
ani siNter. I.v.-'a ,ant.E"t". w"-"
elected Tie -, '-"v"'.'... q. er:.aI~ ia.
-""-ral Distress
Il" budget Which 81 - s.E:."9 ~ Pre-,
Dor So "."7 Yesterday. '.oN """.r '~'-
morning y .-..~"..- = Government ".r.-
pinve.- W. S"-" uoitrE "y"- t-u'.. -"
fsra.c A.. '.l-'-at.7n v'-e nI-'".
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-02
TR4IEI HtEi/INT.
sale OF ihr PuhIicA'ion To- 'N~ owners of
House and Garden "

An-ouGre..rr' Vas r,ade Yesterday =
he prrcht-" uy NcB-.ds. Winston 4 90
%! $40 FD"r'. a. arrI". publishers e Houss
cr1 GG rdsr. e 49, TrGrsI N1g1sinc The
magazine II 20 ," enlarged AMI !Gp. ,ycd
- - iLL,'.I-sG
II" ;-".lp.S owss-s ~ che Tvc"sl
.H-;rz'rs q --s tie Travel Bv-adI. Ehi,a
la '.l2Ns.-i - - twD gears sim" =
loIcn' 'hs magazine from George u
Daniels ~ the S"w York Central IT,"
E..n.! 'a'.7T was tuuwu originally - FUar
g-1CL SsJs
TIE Publication chanReS hands .ara".
g.atsy. TIE r~vs eC''o!s '''r .H"' leo.
sE4 Il II ~ayi~'. tong ~ .AHrg" - -"
49, - is- -. which w.l app ca - -. -
re NNn.HA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-02
ANTIQUE BRITISH SURGERY
METHODS or kING'> " RGIO\
Jar :. y. OBSi nv rms.
However. I.r>> rhsn One Ia T"" iiuntir"d
OF Ilis Eases show Germ infrci'"n
triitrsi Operations Performed Va
Dust, OId Theatre ~ IN I.i>t"r's DaN.

IoSppS. July 1h- American sur
g.ons now visiting England - cpnrLr'
American and English tvChulqur had tl.'tr
iir-, real surprIsa to-day when thy went
g. Kug's college IIo-plta! ., -" - Wall
iam Ih"yne professor uf clinical surgery
At that Cull-y". Operate ~ir William
hardly altered the methods employed
rLlr,y-nV. wears agn. WHEN B." VA Lord
Listers hp,i-.' surgeon ~ 'h' hospital
Ihi- was I'll tine vh." iIstc- revolu-
'i1ri.rl surgery. and ,h"yr. ,linc~ q"
Listers Tea 20 vu-A,rg with m..'""Isis
havirg active germ k.iliug power lEs'eai
uf rxc'uting g"r.'- ~ lorfeSt ~urg'''
cls'a.- lIrr~, - i ~" Ira'tiC, ~ p'E''r
hu-pIt.ls a. Great Britain at el-''whvr"
Ia 'h. r0uh I.E "it theatre. Nhbh ht.
tot lc"a .iteg"i -'Hr" Listers CAV, with
- G..' cove 81 I"'' t.i.'n'- ant walls
al o'a--vIs" 'acal.E r.rI"rU asertIr
i.ra'se> - William r".form"i ssN
~r.'I -. oV"rrtlu:.s sing N" olt ia-hI"reI
;..'..--'.r .-"'.O..
l's's.i .. Ing ~'g-a-"i vote b"
l.r' 49, HSir .rn"r'~ % "u'.l. a"ld
r. "a Ter. ~ .h.ch'rrid- ..'.nn. u"
u.,I orr navy 49, sppnR'- IL~t"ad -
cotton srDugsS The visitors ar" I~Cu.-
toned - rac.-i SEA sponges - lmp's-
sibla q! Ab.n'I'" ~IrKlr.! cleansing.
They watched VIII ama1srnen' N.r Will
nm rins.ng them N a mercury solution.
The fact that fewer than one IN ?'D ~
SIR Williams cases becomes germ infected
induces hIs disciples here - h.'h"ye the
mo'ern IDEAS arc ln-s important than =
generally supposed. but ~" American
surgeons are not likely - le converted I"
this view
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-02
I:en. Nena Advances EstradR'S Sianda rsI
Co the brink Of Triumph.

SpS-taI CIAs DrspoicA &c TVS SrN
BLUE-iFLDS July ! ~ wireless fT nm
Colon 4 revolutionary army - at the
gates % the NIcarlRuHn capital again
according 10 messages received last night
from Acuyapa While these messages
when made public are. supposedly Culorcd
m favor 81 the revolutionary cause. vet
IL 10 known here that Gen. Msn1 has been
unusually succc%sful N his campaign
across the republic Apparently he =
IN full cpntrol 81 Acovapa and - raccIvin. ::
substantial encouragement from m"
people Of the interior who. u Is declared
are IN "A state 90 revolt aEIins' Mld-iz's
dictatorinI ADJ usfri'ion
M.na has sent word that he ~ practl-
cally ready to launch an assault aSa."s;
Managua. Madriz -ynpaiE.z"rs Their"
arr. N a state bordering on panic
Estrada sent the Mcna expedition across
the republic against the advice 81 tn"
American authorities here. II - sad that
Consul MoHat and Commander G'lu"r
declared that his campaign could result
Only N failure Nevertheless Mena made
the march
De-ultory operations cont.nue alorE
the east coast Estrada - trying to eN-
slaukN p4lr''Fl w " ''.t"'h ''N'it".s'
the American hs!.tby Mair,k.
WAsHTNOToN. Jglv jos" A-aw''..G
e 50 Pearl street NewN orb g.yIs,t ~"
-'A;a DEPARTMENT 'p-iav taat 30 II
tie claim for damages {" h,s 'r"p"-'
., P-,n1apulcy. wh. . wa b''.Ns-r'H
roo ...y ~ tho Nh'-I2 gr...osr N"uu-
rt.mur has reached -" ST. pepartura
tie former Pr"-id"n' Ie..vA'- repre-
80, ta'ive n New York has lst"!g U.~-
chased ~" William Joi"v. a vessel a.!
ie3 tons. for C.'tag ont an expedition Or
that MAdril fH~'.0n
The vessel. - Vas reported. VS. s"n'
- Norfolk where she was l,aial -"
sailed June - for destIn.ruI sup
poseGly m the vicinity at Blus'i".ir In
New 81 the NAguen--S 81 the TrUHra.
10 was said that the Federal CIUN"rumsu'
would make NJ effort - uNerttkr end
capture her
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-02
DEtTH nEFORE CONVICTION.
woman Accused Of German uliitar, Ninr.
der Hens on suicide.

EF.'tA a7f lbfh2aG0 y w
RFRrIN. july / Frau Schonbeck
W.p"r who II on rial for the murder OF
hrg husband. Major Schonbeck. AZ the
harrison a, AIl"nstsin Oh Christmas Day
,pH; rnaia a i"ierminsi attempt AZ
.r,.- 'o-day. NG- CIT her wrist and
.e'"r-i ~ artery. bJ' IAysic.ans save 4
a". q"
-" woman. who Stree he murder ~
."r h..st..GI Las been on parole and has
.....--."t 'i.-,.- ,artoon j.. \ q. Weber
80 10. " s'.ve- ID previous attempts 20 XII
h"~."'' .I: Ike was 20 ce'erminei a.
'a,' g ?. lay
= proved that 'hs wor;In'- wound wa
NJ. I.,r co-u - Her condition. however.
80 SOD an examination a. 20 her sanity.
-" rc-,.l' % which Was that she was com
= l''.i g. IN asylum. Her 'rIIl for the
'.'-4"r - h"r "rs' husband was formally
d uar toned ana - = ieiieved that no
"c1-' VII av-- again ~ made - place
or Dg trlA,
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u
ia" d-LnatI-t. died to-day.
The author of \ ROYAL Family. The
second m COMMAND and Tn. Duke of
hiiii-CrauAt"' Wa - sufficiently d.
i.uE I.,..-d iSuTt N dramatic writing ala
Great E.u:.Iu and ilIS country. capt
Marshall logan pllywri'iug when b.
was ald' 81. camp To- 81 " Hslv- HutCkIn-
.uu. Governor oG $rt,l TIE hr-t thing
'.' dii WAS a on" act ,D'tcE. The ShideS
Ut NKh' produced .g l>'5 by Forbes
Robertson
Then followed long s"ries - dramas
up to lB-i. wien b." gems to have Csarad
producing la Capt Mar tIil = lst wsr,-
tHa-" tn ENc"l-n"v a." Governor
ard Ia" Broad Road IN lSSS. \ ROYAL
Family lsr. The Sobl" Lord and
IA" Second ~ tDnrntnd- m 1910.
-lh"r" \lsuv a Slp. The Intore-
~."u' and IN HaVul-d MAJOR IN 1917
he Duke of kllu~crluKI"- ard livery
uUdv- SsCr'f- ~ 1915. aud The Lady OF
L''Df~' and N" A..'a~t"r Stdirraps-
Iu iES
John Drew acr"t N The Duke or
X r.'svraukI"- and Tn" SECOND IN Coru-
ndnd- IN this country and Annie Rur~.'t
app"dr"t n = krNal Family Win
LswTano' D'Or>ay ~ the old Lyceuin
Theatre here
capt Marshall wa q wears old on
Jun" = last n" Wa born lu Fdinnurgn
Tie went ~ ~ Andrews Coli"C. and
EdInhgrgh University ~" Va, COM
rllsSIou"d q Lieutenant ~ tho West Riding
Regiment eth" DIk" Of Wellington :,
He vaS district atIuf1n' "a CaT-' Town
N iSp3-ai and aIC" 10 camp t. Gov Slr
Hely Hutchinson fro. 1885, To is.N v nan
h" retired from the army
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-02
r0>>rt, u rHE SoRB0vNF.
Ncc-Hcrtsr CsHpi~s BraIll's President
IIrct Vim col. R0oseN cit.

-1|---T OF. DssrIfIH ~ THt SrN
P,NIS. July President elect Hermss
ia Fun-.ci { B-azrl Vas received this
af'.ruur n ~ the University ~ Paris az
~" ~urhrnu-. VI 60 rector Louis Liayt
IN hr~ ~p.,',.h at greeting recalled Cot.
Eoo-"vali.s rccprticn ~ the sam" uni
vrr-t'v
W. thank vor rs W. lid him said
f'r N.r'-r.srtpr. FIR tn great honor
Conferred uron ~" Pans university
After H." reception. Marshal IA Fon-
seq, visited the university schools and
as. Ft'i ~ experiments made 10y Nine.
Cure m a.. Amphitheatra 1T Pnysics
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-02
>WuL G,IN FOR I LIHERtI.
Guest Reelected tn Parliament From
fast Dorset. 100 Votes 20 the Good.

~ ? |I''' VsI| 10 10 TEE ~
LCSu.N. ''.-v A. 'he hy-ele~-.o on FOR
80 eas' S.vs'-,. of Uor-"t 'Ae Hon +. >
u-"Si IL. "ra.' was reelected Hi. ma.
r.'y over r-" rriDn.st candidate Wa
80. ~ ,ar-"Ss" N 10" Literal majority
- -. so."-s.. election % lFs A, the gen
ga. election the ag'res were.
3. J.. Guss. ,L.a"raD. 1851 col J. :
S.eao!s0u tIH,onIsiI. e.s3i.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-02
>TREET CiR UNION PEaNS.
NJ step. for an Orkani1ation nth IN, OOo
Men are t.niisted

\, the r1a-ting II the Central F"dera'"d
Ton - nigh: . was announced that
.Dii. fu.jorI'y 81 IN" 20 600 employees
~" rI'v rayid transit Lines mad been
.. -'"d nothing Wi bs done ward form
o.. "a mon.
C.r.r. 't"e wa- Apo nt~1 - .:ga
. % '.a p'.pac Service Commission 'hs
%. rs.'i -. 0In-'-'IC'Inn ~ IN" new ='Io-
'yrv- - 'ls ~ofnrll --ion Tays small has't
% mass fr""fInR VII he held ana All Ell
i"a,.- nd" 'g-Dsgh pubic opinion %
o. . a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-02
ror,e,,on.. Chaureu, Arrested

No-~I NTENDH JI'vi Charles Ansi-r-
?. ,hs Ne r for O"0-E" 3 t0r'elyou.
PRECEDENT - as ,Y.su. iA;"yi as Com
yary. y..- arr st"d har" ~ 't.- morn
I.,s N a.',;1ol.." tanning m front
: a'' wi'a... IGh'- or r"nss tag
81 q. a'trao''..l -. attention uf - poll.
q. ~ v4o Attracted AhG"rr'g when h.. and
t"y"~Hi niNar- eft the al" and started -
e. away p ~" fnArt o." Anderson wa
.nec 50 an was h"ld almost a.. day uhtlI
iHeuls app"ar"d g. lay rl- tine.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-02
On a New Thought Vacation

.t-I breath u~,Isrg
or -nt-vIr- , i--f.r-es rr.-r- srr 1r,
described % o. 70
amusing ttd
" ~ q Young -
Wrut 20 the .. Dol
Nndw ~ be- GOT
~. 60 70 fsr.uu rnfsfHss To-
s.~lIs.4 'he ..if.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-02
SrrTR C,NDIDE B,ILED.
Fake nun VINO Stol" IN SIX Figures Found
Paris Prison Too Hot

FANS. Jsly ! Sister Candidc. who
was arrested so'no time ago for eNten
sIvc sWIndhnR has teen admitted 20 hnii
IN ia" amount - s.. OOo
~" suffered from the heat in prison
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-02
Csun, Lc"n,irr uirs IN Pa-i,

,rsra. C4-is D''7.'.H Q. 80 -r,
PREI- t.Ir CONT >.~.n.4- Leon
'"H. 80 Auys-.Ersn c4rrr.-. c."J -
Pf,.- to-day Bio va, tr.r. {. .--n a'E.ns
arr"-!v o.-.uE ~" Russo f.fs-.'.- var
%. t.I-'...a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-02
Tobacco Association Dur Here ro-d,,

The Tobacco Association - ~" Tnitci
States - due here this afternoon aboard
the Oh Dominion steamship IAN o-tpwn
which they have cha rtaresi They viii
hold their tenth annual convention aboard
ship m the way 80 and elect Officers
Their are rs ~ them IN all and after they
land will g. =" The ImIerial making thai
their headquarters
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-02
hes ~ BoI,s Fails sixteen stories and
kiiI, a Horse.

4 lorss. o1e - - team hi'~hed m front
g tIiIding m "'urs- ~ construction
az ~ West street vac Killed lat u ghi ~
Icing hr ~ = IN pound k"g - bolts
Which fell from the sixteenth fr.r
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-02
Paris on the Beaches

Q n -
After all .o..r 'p1n~or
rislt AMI Of lnIh hpp- ,i"yp-' " ''rs
Will b." rrri rp "ui lF Nr''l - tr'r-
Z W. III ln
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-02
The Sunday Sun

Tt- ftsrTr - rfr -sffl 30 -assf
'iHis-i ~ ~urH-. go v@v go -r-r f .ir Fr
rrffrnsss ff' Hf h.vH fsHrr.
,hlt ntas" r r"rfl~ H" .ri Hsu '-H ' . -f-.rH
Takr s .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-02

for YOU Tomorrow Nou thai dciEhE ,hirl"r Gauary
catfish iud altogether i tha' IHE
SrNp,Y paF-'r glad q" take INTO hpmc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-02
ar THE cars or W,N ,.ti.

Sir william is surgeon - the KIM
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-22
SONS OF RICH MEN
SUBJECT OF ARTICLE
Wel1-KnOwn Writer Tells Of Ca
reers of Wealthy SCiOns
of Old Families.

Dispatches from New York announce
the appointment CT William x Wander
biIt IT.. as assistant 10 the president OF
the New York Central railroad and in
cfdenfaIIy mention the fact that he IS
director Of thirty-one CORPORATIONS
Coupled with this fact and the stories
that have been published showing how
Cornefus Vanderbilt has been a power
IN the mechanical department Of the
New York Central for years. that Il H
Rogers. IT,. fitted snUGly IN the place MS
father LEFT and that John D. ROckefel-
Ter. r. has assumed part OF the stand
ard burdens. the special article by John
q GREGORY on ehe successful sons or
rich men which heads TIE list OF AunSey
Magazine offerings for August, comes
with especial interest
study 20 this subject and eDGeaTCTS TO
show Just how much Of the qualities
that make for success nave descended
with the millions TO the alillionaires
TFe August readers have a diverse list
for the exercise OF their choice how
ever IN the magazine which IS out to
dav The automobile forms the subject
OF a timely article by Isaac r Marcos
son. and William Allen Johnston has
written something out Of the ordinary In
his rru-to-the-nlnute resume OF ne Age
90 -F7zaI.' Is -he. subject OF the August
Chauter in the famous effluiueS series
End an appreciation Of the late Prot
Goodwin Smith. by Newton AICI3TIS1r
Is q scholarly tribute 10 the beloved man
Of letters
Frederic Austin OEg'S presentation Of
1.-THE Trouble of Our Presidents ana
Walter PritcharI EatOu-s description OF
THE New Generation Of Golfers. com
uieres the lis- Of special articles
The big new serial by James Oliver
CurWC0d- The Honor Of the Big
SHOWS one Of the most thrilling stories
Aiuusey's Nasazine has ever published,
begins IL the August number and the
current chapters of 'Periwinkle'' have
an important bearing On the uHwinding
Of the blot
The short fiction IS the work Of the
hest known story tellers In the country
It Is seldom that stories 10y Ellis Parker
Butler. C1eoTCa Randolph Chester Non
taE1se Glass George EI5bard, Charles
Fattelf LOOMS, and owen Oliver. 10 say
nothing Of A. 1IaNcn Spra-us. Griffin
Barry. ard Fritz hroE- are published bv
2 single MAGAZINE IN the same issue
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HERES SHOULD WORK
ARGUES CONSERVATOR
Attorney for 100000 Estate of Mrs. Cuss Opposes
Allowance of s., 900 for Girls Board School
ing and Medical Attendance.

NEW YORK, July 2.-CharIes P
Sorthrop, counsel for the Lincoln Trust
Company, expresses establishment at the
suggestion Of Gratz Nathan counsel for
the Couservators Of the estate OF Ms
Julia w N Curtiss, who is worth
s6.G0o,O11. that Mrs CUrtiss' daughter.
Miss HiIda c. r Norris, eighteen years
old, be compelled TO earn her own
living.
The Lincoln Trust Company IS Mss
Morris guardian
The trust company seeks to compel
the conservators to pay bills for school
inz. medical attendance and board OF
Miss Morris amounting TO SEGA In
his report III Klein says.
Some argument was raised that the
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Miss Howard To Be Married
To DIR. w. A. Bloedorn, July 25
Ceremony Will Be Performed Monday Evening in Home
of Mrs Mary E. Howard-Miss Frances Elward-
Smith VIII Be Maid of Honor.

spend the remainder OF the sumner
travelling nor1hward. visiting the var
ioJls fashionable seashore resorts
Senator and Mrs George Peabody
Vetrcore are expected At their Newport
the season They have been at the Vir-
gfnia Hot Springs for the early summer.
AR and Mrs. Jack BiddIe are spend-
ing a fortnight at Cape Vincent, y. Y.
They VIII return 10 Washington early
IN August
Miss Morris
Returns TO Capital
Miss Adelaide Morris. Who has been
visiting Lieut. and Mrs. allen sum
mer at the Marine Barracks, at Nor
folk, has returned TO Washington
Mr.. and Mrs r NJ Gates and family
ere spending a short time at Atlantic
Mrs W c. Williams is a guest for
a lew weeks at Avon Inn, Atlantic
Miss Sophy Goode has gone 10 Nor
-Qlk- where she viii be the guest Of
Miss Elizabeth Payne for week or
The marriage OF Miss Lucie Chiches-
ter Compton 20 DR. Taylor Orrin Tim
berlake- whose engagement was an
nounced 2 few weeks ago, viii take
place "Wednesday morning, August 3, at
10 o clock Al St Marks Episcopal
Church
No invitation or announcements viii
be issued, and only a small party Of
relatives and intimate friends VIII be
present at the ceremony
In the absence of the rector. the Rev
O. Freeland Peter. Of Epiphany Church,
VIII perform the marriage service
Miss Eleanor Field. Of Alexa ndria.
Va, viii attend the bride as maid Of
honor and DT Undertakes best man
viii be J. E Nell W =. Chichester. an
uncle Of the bride, win give her in mar
rlaEe-
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girl, If she has not sufficient funds %
properly protect herself, should go out
Ind perform labor From observe tons
made by me I md her physical cordi-
ton IS such that she can do no labor
whatever II would be extremely i'm
prudent 10 send her 10 reside with her
mother
Mr.. Northr0p says
Miss Norris ought not to be forced
10 work, not because she IS a cripple
for she IS not-but because she is ac-
Customed TO millions and ought 10 be
allowed 20 continue in the station OF
life that she IS used TO- Shell come into
millions some daC-OT at least million
Her aunt. Miss Mary G. Pinbney. who
died IN 1905. owned most Of Harlem
between 10th and 155th streets
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Monday evening, July ., IS the date
selected for the marriage Of Miss May
Howard and Dr. Walter A BIoedorn,
Z s n The ceremony viii take place
at s O'Clock in the home Of the brides
mother Ms Mary Z. Howard, z72
Thirteenth street, and VIII be followed
by q large reception.
The engagement Of Miss Howard and
Dr. BlOed0rn was announced some time
ago. but the date for the wedding could
not be definitely fixed until the arrival
Of Dr. ElOedOrE. who was detained at
his post at the naval hospital at Las
-Animas, Col, awaiting his successor
The bride, who VIII be given IN mar
rage by her brother. Dr Stanton '
Howard. VIII be attended by Miss Fran
ces EIward-SmleH, as maid of honor,
and Mrs. Joseph StotsenburE- Little
Jack Spear St0tsenburS. two years ot'
VIII precede the bride carrying a baS-
ket OF flowers
Dr. Raymond Spear, Z s y, Of the
Naval Hospital, VIII act as best man
for Dr. Bl0eEoru- Both the bridegroom
and his best man VIII wear their
dress uniform
on Sunday evening Miss Howard EiI
entertain the bridal party at supper at
the New Willard
After an extended bridal trip, Dr.
BIoed0rn VIII take his bride to Mare
Island. Cal, where he viii be stationed
for two months. and later they prob
ably FiU go 10 the Philippines.
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LEAPS IN FRIGHT;
SPRAINS HIS ANKLE

Harmon King, an empioye OF the
Washington Gas Light Company. is in
the Emergency Hospital today with a
sprained ankle and numerous bruises
about the body
King was working In the gas house,
Twenty-sizth and G streets, last night.
Frightened by a slight explosion in one
OF the exhaust pipes. he jumped from a
secOnd-story window.