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Rspfsr.ntativ" Norris ~ Nebraska
then presented HE substitute resolution
providing for q reorganization 81 the Com
fni't"" "a Rules
Representative Martin II south Dakota
Sdut.d - offer a substitute resolution
pro-, rrinR that the Speaker should NOT 80
oil. minated a. a memb"r - IN" Committee
uu Rvi-- fill ths. end II the present Con
gr.-- Ngt Representative Norris would
NO. rpI.-..uf There was another wrangla
u"tw."u -. regulars and Tho insurgents
- p" the amount - tim" that -hulld IN.
consumed in debate
k.prs-sntttiv" Clayton ~ Alabama
rlfup.d up and shouted The Sps,a ker
aud his Kitchen Cabine. the COMMITTEES.
,u Rules has 'hruttl~d the desire II the.
real ma Ioritv ~ This Hous. too often
n this proposed amendment 20 the
rules ~ adopted said Representative
I'rd..rN uud ~ Alabama. the Democratic
" nIp we will have reached an ERA II
parliamentary practice ~ this body
speaker Reed IN securing the adoption
~ rules a. enable a INA jority ~ the Ilo,i-.s
90 q, business ~ any tim" vested more
lower "a IN" Speaker than any one man
should have There tho ppUe- has 70
manned until to-day After This rezol,I-
"Du la --.'- m" real leader ~ th" ina inr-
f'v Iarfv ~ this HOUSE will is,- the chair
man IT go enlarged ISmmiti.-s' ~ Rules
luI not the Speaker
Nn"n Victor MuIdock. red headed in
-'trg'ut from NHuSts jumped - hi fees
tp ttlk for three minutes be- Vns rhes.rpd
hy the Democrats and his fellD~ insur-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20

$500 1850. ..4 q e. ~, y ss$ 50
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-09-28

Mrs. Jacob wilmert. Lincoln. H.,
found her way back to perfect
health. She writes: Il suffered
with kidney trouble and backaehe
and my appetite was very poor at
times. A few weeks ago got Fo-
ley's Kidney Pills and gave them
fair trial, They gave me great
relief. so continued tin now l am
again in perfect health Burnaugh
& Mayfield.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-09-28

The Church Of Christ, Clifford En-
nest, minister: Subject of sermon,
Sunday morning, Oct. 2, what
Shall We Preach?" subject of even
ing sermon, Christ or Jesus?
Evening services begin at 1880 here
after; and the morning services will
begin promptly at IL. Bible school
at 9:45. Christian Endeavor at $3.50.
rhis will r. consesra.ion service.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-09-28
HARVESTING BEETs.

The sugar beet harvest is on in
earnest, the first carload going out
Monday. The crop is first-class both
in quality and quantity. BY next
week a couple of hundred men will
be employed in the harvesting, haul
ing, loading, etc.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-09-28

"Can be depended upon" Is an ey-
prassion we all like to hear. aud
when It is used in connection with
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Di-
arrhoea Remedy, 1t means that it
never fails to cure diarrhoea. dysen-
terry or bowel complaints. 1t Is
pleasant to take and equally valu-
able for children and adilts. Sold
by Burnaugh & Mayfield and all
good druggists.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-09-28
An Awful Eruption

of volcano excites brief interest.
and your interest in skin eruptions
will be as short, If you use Buck
lens Arnica Salve, their quickest
cure. Even the worst boils. ulcers,
or fever sores are soon healed by
it. Best for burns. cuts, bruises, sor'
lips. chapped hands. chilblains and
piles. 1t gives instant relief. %
cemts at all druggists.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-09-28

Attorney D. w. sheahan and o. NJ.
Coskins went TO La Grande Monday
ON land contest case.
Peter Flicker, erstwniie mayor and
chief factotum of Troy, but who now
resides at Bartlett, was here Mon
day on his way to the Roundup at
Pendleton. where he enters the bron-
cho busting contests for Dutchmen
weighing over $50 pounds.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-09-28
CATTLE BRING $3.50.

Chandler shipped seven cars of
cattle from Enterprise, Tuesday. to
the Portland Union Stockyards. They
were fine lot of steers and cows
from Lower Imnaha, and brought Az
cents.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-09-28
FREE EXHIBITIONS.
CANDIDATES COMING.

All the candidates on both tick
cts promised to be here Friday If
successful and the successful ones
have been wired to come without
fail = Bowerman, Lafferty, West,
Crawford, Miller, ct al.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-09-28
CHURCH PLANS MIsLAIp.

In some way copy of the blue
prints and specifications of the
new Baptist church has been mislaid
or lost. Any one having or finding
them will please return them to
Rev. w. II. Gibson.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-09-28
100 HEAD OF HOG STOCK
AT PUBLIC AUCTION

We will sell at public sale In
Wallowa on Saturday, Oct. 8, 100
head of high class Duroc Jersey
breeding stock, also few extra
good Poland China sows.
No better lot will be sold in Wal
Iowa county this fall. Sample OF
our stock will be ON exhibition at
the fair in Enterprise.
42a3 c. Murdoch & Son.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-09-28
UNION COUNTY DAY.

A big special train of 10 or more
coaches will bring in. hundreds of
Union county people Thursday. The
train will leave La Grande at 1920
a. m.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-09-28
FOOTBALL GAME.

Wallowa County and La Grande
high schools play football Saturday
afternoon on the fair grounds.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-09-28
ToDAY-WEoNEsDAY.

Forenoon-Stock sales.
Free Exhibitions.
Afternoon-Four horse team hitch
ing contest for $35 prize.
BOYS furrow plowing contest.
Single driver contest.
First day of Big Relay Race.
Harness no. Sc race.
Free exhibi ion.
Lecture by o. A. c. professor.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-09-28

Charlie McAnulty, while practicing
for the relay race Tuesday evening.
broke his leg between the knee and
ankle. He was making a quick dis
mount to change horses when the
saddle turned, throwing him to the
ground.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-09-28
SPECIAL.

When In town come in and see
Durham, the jeweler. He repairs
everything except broke man and
the break of day. Alas
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-09-28
rnuRspAY-uNloN COUNTY DAY

Forenoon-Stocks sales.
Free exhibition.
Acknowledging contest.
Baking contest by girls.
Driving team contest
Second day OF relay race.
Three eights mile dash.
Free exhibition.
Lecture by o. A. c. professor
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-09-28

The greatest and best county fair
ever held in Eastrn Oregon Is the
verdict of visitors who saw the Union
and Umatilla fairs in their best
days.
The splendid grounds and fine
buildings are the admiration of all
Enterprise has more than done her
part.
The town itself has on her
best clothes. The business houses
are profusely yet tastefully decora.
ted. and strings OF electric lights on
the principal streets make a beauti
fu night scene.
The show Of live stock, especi
ally horses, is credit to the state
Tne fruit is superb. All farm pro
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-09-28
FRIpAY-cANplDATEs DAY.

FHIDAY-CANOiOA 60 DHIs
Forenoon-Stock Sales.
Free exhibition.
Afternoon-Pulling contest.
Baby Show.
Conclusion of relay race.
Free exhibition.
One-half mile free for all.
Speeches by Candidates.
SATURDAY-sCHooL DAY.
Forenoon-Stock sales.
Free exhibition.
Afternoon-Singing contest.
Girls riding contest.
Football game, Wallowa coun-
ty and La Grande high
schools.
Horse races.
Free exhibition.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-09-28

A. Levy of San Francisco came
in Monday on his annual visit.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-09-28
BIG COUNTY FAIR
NOW IN FULL SWING

GREATEST EXHIBIT OF FRUIT,
VEGETABLES AND LIVESTOCK
EVER IN EASTERN
OREGON.
Thousands of Visitors Enthusiastic
over Splendid Grounds and
Perfect Accommodation
Daily Program. =
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-09-28
Snap Number 5

Fine brick business building on Main
street, lot 30x11O, rents for $42O
year, only $500.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-09-28

duct make a fine showing.
And the crowds are here, and eV-
erybody is enjoying the spIendld
entertainment given by the falr
association.
There was a big Tuesday crowd.
y c. Dorrance won the e. M. q
NJ. contest of p!owing. There were
two entries; prize, steel beam j. /.
Case plow.
Burt Coles Fleetfoot won the
quarter mile DASH Frank Pierce's
Tom Thumb second.
Mrs. Jack Tippetts won the W.,
r. Holmes SO prize as best lady
rider.
Jidge Tippetts won the l.. Berland
Sc prize as best gentleman rider.
FREE EXHIBITIONS.
There are two big free exhibit
tions each day from these four
Slide for Life, Barrel Jump, Trapeze
Act, Strong Nan. The high diver
went back on his contract after get
ting transportation. The fair man.
agement at big expense Immediately
got the other acts which more than
make up for the Divers non-appear-
ance.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-09-28

with Z room house, shade trees, gran
airy, buggy shed, chicken house, coal
bin, wood house, cellar, barn for head
of stock, will hold five tons of hay; only
$450O.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-09-28
Snap Number 6

Fine business lot with frame building,
center of business district, with two
good billiard tables, will bring $25 per
month rent, price $2250
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-09-28
Snap Number 2

200 acre hill ranch, rs acres in cultiva-
tion, has produced IS bushels of wheat
to the acre, y bushels oats to the acre
2 good springs, 60 acres more can be
cultivated, small house, fenced, pasture
fenced with hog tight wire, II miles
from town: mower, rake, stacker, har-
row, moving machine all go with
place at SIG per acre, plenty of outside.
range.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-09-28
Snap Number 3
Snap Number 4

business lots on Main street just west
of Ashley's fine new business corner,
The Washington times., 1910-08-25
INFANTRY IS VICTOR
IN NATIONAL MATCH
Army Rifemen Win by Fifty
POintS-DiSuict Score
High.

CAMP PERRY. Ohio, Aug 4.-By
fifty points the United States Infantry
won the National Match. scoring 3,IS6.
-Four service teams led the field
The Marine Corps was second, with
2.iS6. the navy third. with 3.I22. anG the
cavalry fourth. with BIS The sharp
shooters from Iowa landed fifth. with
SIP and the Naval Academy is sixth,
with 3,I07- Massachusetts scored 5I55.
The District Of Columbia scored
5000. getting s3I on the skirmish run.
where the Marine Corps and Iowa
were high with 1852. followed by the
Infantry, I-O25; Colorado. 1923: the
Cavalry, 1870 and the Navy. I.0I4-
Virginia there scored TS3. and has
2,727.
Captain Heidenreich, of the District
team, made 1S0. within ten Of the per
feet score. on the FIRST four ranges Of
the National Match The other District
totals are Alderman. $50; Groome.
III, Powers, ia; Clouser. Us; Holt.
165; Cole 167- Schmidt, ~. Brown,
III; Caldwell, 1S2; ClouseH. ISI: For
sythe. 1853
The Montana team was ordered home
today by Governor Norris, for duty at
the fires The team left just as the
final skirmish fire stage was starting
The Washington times., 1910-08-25
Army and Navy Orders;
Movements of Vessels

viii nroceed to the Walter Reed
General Hospital. for observation and
treatment
CAPTAIN GEORGE 3. SHARON. Fourth
InfaHtTr- mon expiration Of leave,
VIII join his company at Fort Riley,
Kan
Lieutenant Colonel CHARLES G. NOR
ToE. inspector general relieved from
duty Office OF Inspector general OF
The army; VIII report to command
inE general. Department OF the
Lakes for duJy as insp ector general
of that department.
Cartain WILLIAM O. FLEISCE-
HAGER is assigned TO the Twenty
6fth Infantry.
Iaior WILLIAM WFtGEL. Second In
fantry, viii proceed TO Fort Thomas.
k]-. 81 ttlluC his pToueFty 2CcOUuta-
biitN mt that post He VIII then pro-
coed to Philadelphia
Second Lieutenant LAURENCE r
WALKER. Coast Artillery Corps.
viii assume CHARGE OF construction
WORK al Fort Hamilton and Fort
First Lieutenant DOUGLAS DONALD,
United states ARMY, retired. is de-
faled as professor OF military
science and tactics at the College OF
St Francis Xavier. New York city
A board Of officers to consist Of
Major General LEONARD WOOD.
Chief Of STAFF.
Major General WILLIAM II. CARTER.
General STAFF,
Rrigadier General ALBERT 7. MILLS.
General CHARLES /. HOD-
GES.
The resignation by Second Lieutenant
ABBOTT BOONE. Third Cavalry
has been accepted by the President.
The Washington times., 1910-08-25
KAISER PAYS HONOR
TO DEAD PRESIDENT
Funeral of Pedro Mont of
Chile Is Held In Berlin
Today.

BERLIN, Aug Germany to-
paid military Ecncrs 40 President Pa iIC
Mont. Of Chile, who died suddenly lu
Bremen. on August &c. just after mis-
arrival from America
The funeral services were held 5od-y
in the Catholic Church OF ST Pedwig.
Besides a personal representative o.
the Kaiser there were present ENJOYS
Of almost every country on the globe,
including the American ambassador.
David J. Hill, and the secretary Of the
mbaSSy, Irwin 3. Laughlin.
About the church. since the body was
placed there on its arrival from Bremen.
a guard Of German troops has surround
ed the historic edifice. which was built
by Frederick fl1e Great. and a guard Of
honor has watched the body lying in
state
Al the requl-'sn mass, today, the Kaiser
was represented by General Won Kesel
From there Il VIII be taken on d Kos
mos liner TO Pun1a Arenas. where a
squadron Of Chilean waTships viii be
waiting
The Washington times., 1910-08-25
NAVY.

Captain w. c.. CUTLER. retired. In
SuectOr Second lighthouse district
Boston. 90 home.
Captain p. A FISkE, duty conference
Naval War College Newport, 10 duty
members general board
Commando g. NJ FANS, Inspector
First lighthouse district, Portland 10
duty AsiariC station.
Commando H A BISPHAM. inspector
Fourth lighthouse district. Philadel-
phia- TO duty Asiatic station
Commander w W BUCHANAN -
duty inspector Second lighthouse dis
triCt. Boston
Commander A y MITCH
ELL. Co du-y Inspection ofhcerr navy
yard. Puget sOuDd-
Lieutenant a. NORRIS, to duty low a.
as senior engineer officer.
afC-nfrmau r. G. kINkAID- from
duty Nebraska TO treatment Naval
Hospital. New York
Medical Inspector H b Fits, from
treatment Naval Medical School
Hospital. Washington, TO home
SURGEON r. r RICHARDSON. 10 duty
navy yard Portsmouth. and south
cry. Topeka. and naval hospital
Passed Assistant Surgeon F. v
EALZ- duty navy yard, portsmouth,
% duty naval prison Portsmouth,
" H
Paw Director J. A NUDD. placed on
retired list from November I, 1919
Pharmacist j. H GRAHAM duty
naval hospital, Boston, to home.
The Washington times., 1910-08-25
MRS. PORTER'S JADE PENDANT
BY ELIZABETH YORK MILLER
Copyright. The Frank A. Hunsey Co

approached the boy and held It to his
y yu're faint he said hoarseIy.
Drink this
The boy 8 lips parted as though 10
protest, but he swallowed the StiunuIauf
- ~aS olo9en- Oliver seated himself on
lHe otneT side OF the table and drummed
on ~ mecItatlvely with his finger tins.
W ell said the prisoner finally. are
you stlll going 10 summon the pollce7"
No said Oliver with a surprised
look Il never had any intention Of
cong so is that what OccasiOned your
TumpUs2
You were about to telephone. weren't
Yes, But wasn't going to telephone
He laughed softly.
40, 1 wasn't going to-but all the
same know that il would be the proDer
-h-ng 70 CO. 1 was merely going to en-
sage me services Of q friend OF mine q
sglLeIndn VINO used 70 understand the
mysteries OF sefe-blOWing- With your
kind permission with the under
standing that you'll watch the proceed
ing QuleClE-Tli-r'
Go ahead the boy interrupted He
watched Oliver as he again picked up
the telephone book The brilliant black
eyes narrowed 10 Sits
In the meantime Oliver had found his
..Hellol Is this O'Rourke-s2~ he said.
ms IS Grant-yOu remember. Paddy,
ri Grant we used TO box together.
On. yes, I'm well. Yes. it is late I
suppose you are closing I'D. aren't YOU
OF do YOU keep open all night2 Too bad.
les, they keep an eye on you nova
Paddy, Is Jim Kearns about? what2
4es2 Send him up here, VIII your I've
got job for him What2 I want a
safe opened It's my own safe I've
forgotten the combination.
Yes, / know But he used TO. I'll
make u worth his while Send him
right up-the Culver Park Studios. Tell
ann 70 take the subway GOOd-byl'
He hung up the receiver
Wen have 20 be patient a while
longer. he said TO the boy in the chair
i u unite that thing L guess We IN
. derstand each other now
lie started forward. but the prisoner
made no reply
To divers dismay. the heavy white
eL elids with their fringe of black dTOOp-
eU over the defiant eyes The head that
held itself so proudly swayed and cell
forward
Grant rushed toward the chair and
unite the hard knots in the scarf. but it
was impossible The Juggling and
StTala1ng OF the prisoner had tightened
them until they defied his fingers. Then
ne snatched up a pocket knife and cut
the scarf. hacking at &c nercileSSlv.
At last the boy was free His bodv
fell forward and Oliver caught II in his
arms and carried the slight figure ten
derry 10 the divan- As he did so che
cap fell to the floor and mass of black
the erstwhile boys head was Pill
lowed.
The Continuation of This story VIII
lie Found in Toznorroyv's
Issue of The Times
The Washington times., 1910-08-25
ARMY.

Major WILLIAM r FLYNN. Fifteenth
Cavalry, VIII proceed 70 the man
euver ground. sparta, Wis, 10 intro
uuce, demonstrate. and observe use
Of experimental cavalry equipment
He VIII accompany Fifteenth Cavalry
on practice march TO Fort Sheridan,
III
Captain FRANCIS H. BEACH. Seventh
Cavalry, viii proceed TO The man
euver camp at Fort Riley. Kan, 20
Introduce, demonstrate, and observe
use Of experimental cavalry equip
meut. He viii accompany the
Seventh Cavalry on practice march.
Captain WILLIAM J SNOW Sixth
Field Artillery. relieved from uEJy
at Fort Riley, Kan
Major HENRY l. RIPLEY, Eighth
Cavalry VIII proceed 10 Fort 1iua-
ChUCa. Ariz-, for duty
The following named officers of the
Medical Reserve Corps are relieved from
duty at the station designated and VIII
repair O. this city. and reporJ on October
/ TO Col LOUIS A LA CTAkDE- Medical
Corps, for the necessary course of in
strucJion at the Army Medical SCHOOL,
First Lieutenant HERMAN y BIT NDE-
SEN. Fort d A Russell, Wyo.
First Lieutenant HOWARD CLARKE.
Fort Thomas, Ky
First Lieutenant GILMAN g. DOLLET.
Fort LeayenwOTth. Kan.
First Lieutenant : \ y + o Z = W
FRENCH Fort OgIethOrpe, Ca
First Lieutenant THOMAS J. FLY M
Fort Ethan Allen. Vt
First Lieutenant PAUL W GIBSON,
Fort Yellowstone WyO-
First Lieutenant ROBERT IT. HEI-
ERTCII- Fort Ogletd0Tpe, Ca
First Lieutenant JOSIAH H. HOL-
LAND. Fort Douglas Utah
First Lieutenant LEONARD s
HUGHES. Fort d A Russell, Wy
omiuE-
First Lieutenant JAMES j. KERR,
Fort Howard Maryland
First Lieutenan- EDWARD @ LYNCH
Fort ID. 4. russell. Wyoming
First Lieutenant ROBERT c. NcDoN-
AID, Fort sam Houston. Texas
First Lieutenant JOHN r MCKNIGHT
PlattsburE Barracks Men York
First Lieutenant WILLIAM r. Nc
IATGHLTN. Fort Hancock New
First Lieutenant CLEMENS w Nc
MILAN, Fort Crook Nebraska
First Lieutenant HENRY O. MApDI&r
Fort Monroe. Virginia
First Lieutenant DANIEL r MA
CURE Fort MEer- Virginia
First Lieutenant SHELLEY T. MARI
ETA. Fort Des Moines. Iowa
First Lieutenant HENRY C. NICHE,
JT-- Fort Myer Va
First Lieutenant RAYMOND W. MILLS
Fort Ethan Allen. Vt
First Lieutenant LEO e. MTDD, Jefer-
son Barracks, 40
First Lieutenant EUGENE G. NORTH
INGTON. Fort Mcpherson. Ca
First Lieutenant ARTHUR T.. Pull
YER Fort Porter y Y
First Lieutenant JOHN J REDDY, Fort
Monroe. Va
First Lieutenant EDWARD c. REGIS
TER Fort II. g Wright. y Y
First Lieutenant HORACE N ROBER-
son. Fort Smelling MINI.
First Lieutenant JAMES 7. ROBINSON
Fort WOrden. Wash
First Lieutenant HERBERT H
SHARPE Fort Niagara y Y
First Lieut. JOSEPH o. WALkIP,
Fort Smelling. MINI
First Lieutenant JAY .. [ITHAM
PlattsbuTE. Barracks. n Y.
First Lieutenant HARRY B. WILL
JAMS. Fort Sheridan. Ill
Lieutenant Colonel CHARLES H
WATTS NTUtu Cavalrv VIII proceed
10 Army and Navv General Hospital
TTor SPRINGS Ark for treatment
Lieutenant Colonel WILLIAM p
GRACEFUL. Corps Of Engineers,
The Washington times., 1910-08-25
DEATHS

BOTD-Ou wednesday. August o. 1910. AZ
y p NJ az her parents residence MARI
ELLEN daughter o. Howard and Nay
Boyd, aged seven years.
BRIGHTON "Wednesday. August q. 1910.
a. Sibley Hospital JAMES EDWARD be
loved husband o. MaTv Elizabeth Bright
aged slEty-thTee years and nine months
Funeral from Trinity NJ E Church 9Th
and SITS : E on Saturday, August -,
at D. m IuteTHent private
BROwN-suddenIy, at Corpus Christi. Tex.
ETHEL " BROWN wife Of William L
Brown. formerly Of washington. l. g.
a MS reslaence- Iakoma Park Nd
THOMAS BCSHBF. post qUartermaster
sergeant Z : A retired.
Funeral from Church Of Nativity Georgia
avenue at $50 a m. SATURDAY. August y
Intermeut Arlington National Cemetery,
II noonr saturday. August q
Gallon Wednesday, Augyst o. 1910. at
EsmeTEenCy Hospital. WILKINSON CALL
esEmer United States Senator from Florida
sEed sevency-siE years
DAVIS-On Wednesday. August a. 1910
MARTHA e wife % James Davis.
FITZSLBIMONS-On Wednesday. August "a
1910. THOMAS FTTzSINMONS, late Of
the Bureau OF Engraving and Printing, in
the seventy-eighth year Of his age
HYATT-On Tuesday. August .. 1910. a. .
A. m. at salt Lake city Utah ROBERT
J. husband OF Ida W and son Of the late
Richard G and Margaret A Hyatt
MClAGNl n I'm le5ials A4ELSL l5lN-
1880 a m. ar her residence Silver
Spring Nd, NELLIE c.. wife Of John
3. Mccarthy aged f0rJy-nine years
NAL.ONEY-Ou "Wednesday. August e. 1910
Al 20 a m ALOESIJ-S N beloved son
Of John G.. ana Annie r. MalOnCy, aged
eight months and twelve days
MUELLER-Ou Tuesday. August .. 1870
at his residence. Capitol Heights. Nd.
JOHN RUDOLPH, husband o. the late
Annie Mueller.
sIIPSON-Ou Tuesday. August q. 1919
LOUISA E. wife OF the late Josiah
simpson in her seVe uty-f0urJh year
sNALI-Suddenlv, on Tuesday. august o.
1910. John W SMALL son OF Arthur
Small. aged forly-two years
STCART-On Tuesday August %. 1910. after
a brief illness, AUDREY Y STUART.
daughter of Thomas D and Mary L.
stuart sSed three years and three months
TORREYSON-On wednesday. August "a
1910 AT sac q. ~, a. the residence Of his
daL -h1er- Mrs George R Reeves. near
Glen Car-yu. Va. WILLIAM Il. TORFsEI-
son. aged SeVguJy-fve years
WEDE-Ou Wednesday. August a. 1910. at
he residence q Quincy place northwest.
ROSE A. wife Of Charles Wade
al her hone. Chevy Chase. Nd. ROSE T..
daughter or Mary v and the late Thomas
T. Withcrs-