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The Detroit times., 1910-06-10
FIFTH FLOOR

So. SO Porch Rocker, ST. .48
Porch Rocker with arms made of white maple
with double seat A $3.50 value Friday only
at s14e. There just 100 of these rockers so come
early Fifth Floor.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-10

Opaque window Shades, 3-0x6O, mounted on a
good spring roller all perfect shades Sold regularly
at CSC each Friday only at 1ec Fourth Floor.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-10
Be or Sale on the FOURTH FLOOR

SIPS Tapestry Couch Covers. 90c
Tapestry Couch Covers. 60 inches wide and 3
yards long perfectly reversible; color red and green
Roman stripe, frnged all around. Sold regularly
for 81 % Friday only at CSC.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-06
TIME WAS UP 1t Was Quit Coffee or Die.

When a woman is brought to the edge of the grave by poisoning from the drinking of ordinary coffee day by day. and is then made a well woman by leaving it off, her experience is worth something to others that are poi soned in various ways from the same habit
 A New Haven, Conn.,. woman says: -Four years ago my life hung on very slender thread with liver, kidney and heart trouble, and a very severe form of rheumatism. I was confined to bed with hands. wrists, feet and ankles so badly swollen that they bore no re- semblanve to parts of the human body
 T had frequent sinking spells from heart weakness when 1 was thought to be dying and sometimes thought to be dead. My Doctor, one of the directors of the State Hospital, very successful man in his profession. told me to stop drinking coffee and use Postum, as he said coffee coffee was the primary my trouble.
 q took his advice at once and also discontinued medicines. Slowly the swelling disappeared, and the rheuma- tism left me; the sinking spells became less frequent. and got out of bed and around the house. I was completely cured but it required some time.
 For the past three years have been perfectly strong. healthy woman, sleep well. with good appetite. good color, active and energetic.
 It is a great pleasure to testify for Poaf,,na whiob bac made me a well woman again. I have many friends here and in other parts of the state who are using Postum regularly. and I know to their great benefit"
 Read the little book. "The Road to wellville." in pkgs There's a Rea- son.
 Ever read ths above lsttsr. A new ons appears from tinse to time. They are senuins, trsae, ant ssll ef human interest.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-06
DR. MORRILL, SUED FUR 1000 DAMAGES THE ISSUE OF AN ACT OF THE TERRITORIAL ENToMoLoGlST.
 Was Personal and Not Official.

X suit was filed in the district court
 yesterday by Kibbey. Bennett X Ben
 nett in behalf of J. Ii. Fleming, against
 A. w. Morrill, asking the court for a
 judgment for damages in the sum of
 1,OOO.
 The complaint alleges that the plain 1 tiff has nurseries and orange groves
 in this valley valued at $40.000 and thar
 on April 30 the defendant unlawfully entered upon hisA premises and de- stroyed citrus trees. damaging the plaintiff to the amount prayed for That is the substance of the com
 piaint which is very short and is di- rected solely at the defendant in his personal character. though it is a mat
 ter of common knowledge that the in- cident resulting in the suit is par ticular feature of a long drawn out
 controversy between Mir. Fleming and
 the horticultural board, of which Dr. Morrill, is the entomologist Whatever Dr Morrill, has done has presumably
 heen done carrying cut his conception Of the law sustaining the board. though the plaintiff contends that he has ex- ceeded his authority and performed acts that make him amenable as cit
 izen.
 MT. Fleming in an interview last evening said he had no desire to op- pose the horticultural board in all it's
 proper acts and he had abided by its { instructions as fully as possible, inti- mating that his Noncompliance was only in one instance where the board
 had rescinded it's action after having
 given him permission to do certain ' things. which were partly accomplished before the resembling order was issued. The whole controversy over the ship
 ment into this valley of citrus trees : from Florida, claimed by the board to
 be infested with citrus pests. and the disposition of those threes. Mir. F'lem-
 ing says. the act on which the dam age suit is based, was committed on ] April 90 on which occasion, Dr. Mor-
 rilI. District Inspector ShambIin and
 two Mexicans in a wagon belonging
Arizona republican., 1910-05-06
BOARD OF MISSIONS TO MEET

The Christian Woman's Board of Mis- sions will meet this afternoon at , o'clock in the parlors of the Christian church. The topic will be The Lilen F.. Moses Memorial Fund" The meet ing will be under the leadership of Miss Frazier and all members and friends are invited.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-23
err ENPrNSFS 10 PER CENT.
CoBlpi rollers suggestion Ia the Heads Of
D~Ia rtmPRt..

Compt roller Prenderkasi will Introduce
a resolution m IN" Board of EstIma'e to-
day calling On the heads " the various
city DEPARTMENTS to take back their s.,iI-
mates 81 expenses and cut them 10 per
cent except m cases Of mandatory eI-
pendiiure- Tn. Compt roller estimates
hat this would save tho CITY about
g. DOHn
Another ITEM 81 saving on which the
Compt roller has hus eve h the hall for the
autos used NV the paymasierS NJ the
Finance Depart ment He G1Is~sas that
the department ran get along very nicely
Nv hiring machines when the paymAsters
need hem and that the city will save about
5000 year by dispensing with the four
autos now used by the department. He
has found that the repairs on the ma
chimes and the salaries Of the chaufeurs
cost the city about SIS .0OO year and that
he can rent machines for Lees than - .O0O
So on October l the four machines tlned
by the Finance Department will be sold a,
aucf ION.
The Park Department has nut in an
a-st innate for 81 $50 On. an increase 81
81 G2p.5I7 over the allowance this year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-23
IOSr I-IEtR-OIB TOTND.
Wandering " oman Nho Took Her AWAY
BrInEs TIER Bark Ia The BronN.

Frances SI.sarrnan. the fpur-year- oli
daughter ~ Mrs kH'h-rin" Spearman ~
tO7n Third avenue In" Bronx was found
last night with NsEgia Mitchell tho
Toman vino took her from her mother 5
home On W.sIn.~iav aftaru rru
Kennedy saw a woman who was acting
peculiarly leading a lif'la Eirl a. IhIr1
avenue and ISsrn street a. ! ~ % clock
last night "" -tupr"i he woman and
a., ~ nov who 81" wa- Sh" told hum
III. Wa- NagE.a Mitchell amt that the
child a. Frano'-- Sr''trrnau She talk ei
inCUharautiv and ksunsdv wssui able
70 get h"r 20 explain what ~" hal been
doing with Frances s,nc" Wednesday
Afternoon
Al IN" MorrI-ania police station sh"
said that after she left the spec rnan hom"
WITH Frances -h" went to moving Pic
tur. show and then 20 BROOKLYN wher"
'h"v spent tho night with Mrs Lena
Gary 80 3II Ralph avenue Vest ardAv
morning she came back 10 The BRONX
went 10 another picture show and walked
IN. streets with the child until Kennedy
found them They were exhausted
Frances -aId she had been fed on cake
Mrs Spss,rnan took h"r ''tl" daughter
HON" and Maggie Mitchell was arrested
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-23
THE CHRISTIS Wu W,kE TP.
ArtiI and VIE to Divide the Year He
tween New Nork and Onto.

I,SEs yII.rF OHIO. Sept % That
Artr-' Howard Chandler Chr-tv and hi-
Vlf.. have react 'si basis 81 settlement
Tor thor difference, ana that they will
di~iir their year her wr"u New York
and Duncan Falls - nov certainty.
according tom" statement ui their friends
The ld..a was sprung last evening hy
IN" artists sister. Miss Rn-. ClrI-tv
~" -IRkes''d that they l,y" SIX months
~ N"w York ctty and IA" same time Iu
pun"ar FaI.- MR. thirsty hn- agreed
20 81 thus but the artist says b." io'--n g
know u he would lik" 10 i've ~ New Nurs
mat long
Nual Talbot. on" of Chrstv~ models
and his very gpod friend saw that b"
viii ~ Ia \"W ND.t win Mr. tnrIstV
Vltl,n III" newt few w""ks and that they
viii return 20 Duncan EIllS ~ N" spring
h" dau ghtsr Natal" wants f'"ru t.
live toget thor aga u. and Mn 'hrI-iv says
that sine" her daughter has usually had
Vhat she wants 81" will get u this time
Mrs Christy vii remain at ~" artists
home ~ Duncan Fails for week or more
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-23
MRS. J. D.. MARTIN ARRESTED.
she Vas DrNing Her Car Too Fasi-Ber-
row. Zinc Money From Chaun eur.

NTrS James r. Martin. whose fafher-in-
Law was killed in an automobile accident
on Broadway. kmShinR, on chris, mas
eco "a 1875. wa= arrested near the scene
OF the accident YESTERDAY charged with
drjy ~ her car more than twenty five
miles an hour Mrs Martin was accom-
uau.rd by her chauffeur. Mills Fogelgreen
amt vas m her way from her country
hnmo IN Grea' Neck 70 Manhattan
Bicycle Policeman McEvoy said he
had followed the machine for some dis
tame" and that u Was going. consIder-
ablv h.yond IN" sIresd limit Mrs Mar IN
va driving the car hsrself. Policeman
NcEvry took her - IN" Flushing police
rpIr' whore Magistrate Fitch was holding
court
II the officer SAYS Wa were travelling
mor,' than twenty -tve miles an hour |
-iIppp-.. ~ must b. an but for the past Ave
wears have be"n going thrnugh Flushing
at about he same rate ofsIe-d A. to-day
and this - the first time | have ever been
arrested sald Mr. Martin to tn. Mac
49, rate
4 snow hl- - an unfortunate SITUATION
for vou Mr. Mar 10 replied 'ha Magl--
tTatc. "buI II vu! have been going through
Flushing for he paS five wears a. the
rate ~ twenty five miles AN hour and
-~Cai='t arrest YOU az" lucky | ha'.
hut On" thing to do, md vou guilty and
I'm cost a mn OF ~
Mr. Marin ran-ackel her handbag
in -sHrCh Of money - pay ihs line aud
finally sad
I've only gor 81 can't send yoU
IN" u'h"r 81 rp-murrpw | will surely
do y
The N1gI-t-a'a explained that he 7
couldn't "a" a. requested. hut "rep-i 80
parnl- her gu'tl to-day Mr. Martin .
furn"d 30 us. Chauffeur and sad
.'.ud r'.. -
Tn" cha flour prniVOed hls money
r. ~ WnI,h ~ Martin took s2u In .
hoy n.ry ousu"-- Mr. Mar IN drupI-'d
several bills Of large denominations On .
In. floor aud their was an Immedia'" .
among tho cuu-r attaches To- d
So. hat nom - :, got aWay
Mr. Martin then marched out Of couu /
and continued n"r journey Mir Mar IN /
II "a daughter Il the late William Vail /
Brokaw from whom IN" - said 10 haV" .
IN he i'ed 81 ~ 49, H"r rFv home l. .
A. ~ FIuh avenue Manhattan Her
husband Odd m Frame aUoI' Two and
a half YEAR ago
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-23
THT NEUpORT ~ BFRuTDt.
n 10 sail for Home Tomorrow All We'll
on New lork srhooIship.

Nnrrig' 'E'r NsspI',F - THE SrN
HAMILToN, bermuda sept p The
New York nautical training ship Newporf.
Llent Commander Lay n Everhsrt with
Iup apprnntlo.. sailurrn.n. arrived herr to-
dsv All On hoard ara we'll The vessel will
remain here unt,i saturday. hen she will
~arl for New YORK
The Newport left New York On Nav 10
FOR her animal crIi-s' She went 20 Chen
Cove. l.. . whrrr she remained until
MAY p. Prom Glen Cove she went
20 New London. from which place she
-atlei for Belfast Ireland Af'er that
her itinerary included VISITS 10 Copen-
hagen. CrunS' adj Russia. SOUTHAMPTON
and Plymouth. England. and Fnchal
Madeira Islands The vessel proceeded
under sail all the time
This IL the rhirty-siNth annual cruise
that the school has made and the rhl-d
voyage IN IN" Newport since IN" -lC-
creded The old ~ Marv's The vessel l.
under control II tho New York Board Of
Eiuca'I'u.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-23
FOUR GAMBLERS ARE INDICTED
BtkER Defends ms COI RSE
BEFORE GRAND Urn.

says All hat One NJ nis Acts Have Been
a. GAynor Ordered Gaming ana DI>-
orderly Houses Cannoi he shut IN
by Mere Policemen IN Uniform.
indictments against four men alleged
to he conducting gambling houses were
handed down by the Grand Jury ye--
ierday. The real names vt the alleged
ofenders were omitted from the indict-
ments All were John Does Detectives
from the District Attorney Office went
to the TenderloIn to look for the four
Johns.
own request made statement before
the Grand Jury yesterday morning. He
Was IN the Grand Jury room TWO hours
and went INTO the police situation in
detail lie carried several papers be-
h.v"d - have been lists of gambling
and disugd"riy houses
Mr. Baker was toad of his rights 70
yardIng Vu"~iions that might h. nut to
hlm and aimonI-hed that he would not
pa compelled u say anything that might
Oe used against him. This was not be-
cause the Commissioner was looked upon
as a possible defendant hut because of
stories publIshed recently IN which IL
was lnuulated that thsrs was graft IN
higher police circles.
The statement the Commissioner made
was defence nf ms position In the con-
trONersy between acting Mayor Mitchell
and himself AMI an answer to public
criticism. IL ~ understood that he made
"A decided impression upon som" OF the
Jury IA" maintained that whatever he
had done, with a single exception. was
IN strict compliance with orders from
MaXDF (,lyunT The aNfgBftnr NVas 4. 49,,
h" sent eight PLAIN clothes detectives To
BROOKLYN These he SAID lac put back
m uniform when instructed 81 10 do
IL was not possible. h- maintained. to
close gambling houses and dIsorderly
houses with men IN uniform IL was
OF course I.ossible 10 send men IA UNI
form TO places known a. gambling houses
and there g-t gambling furniture but
that was not -yId'.pr" Men IN uniform
could go - houseS - M rap,Iis and report
that they mad r.s'n women ihsr' but
they could get no further -yIdeno"
The Commissioner had no criticism to
make Of the Mayors order abolishing
plain clothes men further than that IA
carrying u ont the Polio" department
was not able 10 get evidence against
gambling and diEouieriy resorts Abol-
IShlng the piain"lotn.~ man M doubt
l"~s"n"i ~" opportunity pt IA" unsCrs
pulous
Th. Grand Jury viii continue r's IN
a-tI CATION for several laws IL was
understood Yesterday that th" official [
records II ,-.rtaIn IrnliC'' inspectors and |
captains " 100 b" look.sd INTO
Comm Sson"T Baker viii act as the !
trial comm >-IoGer tins morning ~ -ift- |
INK 'h" '.yld-n.,. u,ch - "a b,' submitted |
by ~" '~hooflv- cops - the result ~ 4
their Inv-~t CATION Eighty -,ighi police /
men Will l." ARA gu-i uu charges of I
neglect 81 dutv tn" shuohv" system .
wi- r,...- sbl~hsd by COMMISSIONER Bake .
lbog' tao weeks ago uu arCpurt of the /
VIC" agitation. and tn. r.y. val Of former
'ouuu. --ion"r NrAdo. sUy ,,hrlu. Was .
uuf welcomed hv the force.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-23
>OCI,LISrS WAN Z SrLIT.
Out t!O insurgents NuiOma tIcaIIy the
Newt Time Ihrt Vote for q Budget.

.Srsrizi Clbl~ Dsspf'ch ~ THE SrN
MAODEEUKG. sept. - The South Ger
man insurgents attended to-days session
OF the Social Democratic congress just
as IL they had not Withdrawn yesterday
and nothing had occurred. What has
occurred Is that for the first time in its
history the party Is split and this Is pretty
certain TO lead to division into two
Social Democratic parties. the North
German and the South German on the
occasion Of the next budget voting nv the
Socialists IN any OF the South German
States
Herr Rebel only wished TO extend "A
fathsrly warning to the insurgents hut
the Younger and more advanced radicals
earned the day 10y passing Herr ZubclI's
resolution. according to which on the
insurgents next offence the provisions
Of the party organization for excluding
offenders from the party will come auto
maiically into action
The congress discussed TO-DAY the ques-
tion Of SOCIALIST ACTIVITY. Parliamentary
Reporter No~ka declared that the next
election cry would he the DEAFNESS of the
nsc'-saries OF life He was opposed TO
the doctrine Of the MERCY - God
Loud cheers greeted Herr NoSka's
assertion that against tho regime ~
personal ahsoluti-m the Socialists placed
u demand for a republic.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-23
ESTABLISHED OVER EiALFA CENTURY

Indicated To- Orytlc IA" location 81 the
family nom"
Tho Wight ~ th"r- had prom sod the
~. plr Il lhi- ,liy that they would make a
iI~trIaI festival Naz planned Thursday.
September - wa- iesi grated 49, aviation
.iav and in" brothers promised - max"
Gle, flight pu that Iav Tn" great crowd
of HON" T"ppi" wa supplemented nv
- 'sT' N'-i' - who cam" from every part
81 IN" stat"
= wJ- q triuwuhll i1y alSp for clifford
Harmon VINO shared "a part ih" honoTs
Il OrFfiIs " Vhf uy o. balloon VOYAGE
if.''l rn.' yiiy mort Invest - New Madison.
nm" mules distant IN" start WIS made
ct g.. uuru tiui th" TRIP lasted thr". hours.
NJ Harmon H.'rrnpany Mr. HnT-
IN % Nls rr"-ou'"I - ~ silver Owing
cui, Nv ih" ini.l-tripi exposition
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-23
EGVPTIiNS ILOIT ROOSEI EIT.
National congress Meets In Brussels
CaIIs Him GrrN's Threat IIrarer

~rs.'s' f.. rs 1SruH'.H 2. THE SIS
BRv~StIo sep - The National
Egyptian ,pn gres- 0u.,h was forbidden
tu ua..t On French territory. met here.
TODAY Then" az" 2,r members - tho
congress here. tur oSIng - a rrI-Indrr
standing spm"W Here. only eighty turned
gp a. the opening meeting. which began
tvu hours late
farid R"v. the leader - the Young
kgypt Uar'v. declared tina their pro.
grtsuIu. l-i"i - only 'vp words
-tvaClilttuu- and Constitution ~.
added that nothing could stop this pro-
gramme. not even m" speeches ~ British
Ministers nor even the twadd" - Nj
Roosevelt who was only tn. threat bearer
uf SIR Edward Grey. the British Foreign
Minister
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-23

SEPT q me nigh pressure from no north
Central states moved eastward yesterday and
vim 80 ~sa'-r over . Itneastsrn Ontario covered
All seruon. aa.' ~ NE MI-sissippi Rlvrr
% ~, attended 20. rooI~r wr'tn-r n Michigan
and ono and ss-rVari 70 tho Atlantic coast
Fouoving iti~ nigh vas trough OF ~
preston extending from me 'Itrrr-~ Southvest
nortn-.stvRrd over me phsotNs AMI hinnes1tA
over N1nt,na !in1o ana ths uor'r PscIa" states
the prr<sIr- g1H hIzh
rIzh' frost, occurred In or'neTn and western
Ncw loT~
In " sconNn Nlnarsots anf M DaEoAs -
Sas varu.ss ana cooler IN Montana ant south
INTO i'AE
There vrrr shorrrs Esn-rlii~ IN ih~ North
western S'stes s~erhere the weather was fair
In this ciiy ~ gAS w-s fai- and oooler wind
frssh north 20 r0r'nws-' average Humidity. ~
~ cot baror r'Sr corrected N rcd IN ssa
iersl MsA M11fS aP. ~. Dis
The isrrperaf4f~ trst~rfay - recorded by 'hs
o~risI thermometer. Is shown IN the snneIed
H.I
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-23
THTFIFS BISI ~ PiRIS.
II"Usr oT WrS. BIarkintOn Robbed sS..
KOsp0 Orth oT .lrweIry stolen IN Hotel.

.Spsr'el CIbiS Dssna'cS n TIKI SUN
PARIS. sept. ~ The residence ofISIr-
Susan Baet Inton. AN American. on the
boulevard IaInnes was entered last night
by burglars. who carried away numerous
objects of art the value Of which cannot
he learned untll Mrs Hacklnton returns
rom the seaside
The robbery of hotels IN this CITY con
unu~S and the police are az a loss to place
the thieves To-day 5000 was stolen
from gue-t ~ the Hotel Continental
IL - thought the robbers belong to the
sam" gang that stole large quantity
of jawelry belonging 80 Albert X Schnsi-
der and MS wife ~ New York while they
were stoppins at the Grand Hotel on
SpptHmheTg
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-23
rHECISH FOR,oTTON PROHI nv
European Bankers' Committee SIN Pom
drrinE over IsiIis Of I.RdInE.

"pF0lI CIfIs DgEpVTF ~ THH STs
IOSBOS, S"It. - The committee ~
Engli-h and continental bankers which
- considering The question ~ making
arrangements with AmerIcan bankers
whereby future Frauds ~ cotton bills =
lading will b@ impossible held session
to-day. hut reached no conclusion and
adjourned
When the COMMITTEES reaches an agree
rneTE on report general meeting 81
bankers will be- held IN consider the mat
ter. The members Of the COMMITTEES seem
to be Of opinion that a modus vivsndi be-
tween the foreign and American bank err
will 10 reached before long
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-23
kERTIT ROO>EI TLT mon.
Bound for Harvard IhsNAnia s!heS 100
Cu.tOIns inspectors n Night job.

Th"-e wa- uprudv - uea' Kermit
Roosevelt. une - tho so saloon pa~z>ar-
GER who arrived 49, nIEu' by the We
us -yicr l.u-itauIa and he wandered about
m" pier whli" hI- haRgas" wss being
a~-sn oled under h. r. He wore q
gteanIsh Tyroean ha' affected bvtuuris, .
aud some hunters "" sad h. .Nt"~' cd
'p YAK" hl- fret trap through IN" Penn
svlvania 'yn' 10 Long Island 'o-dav and
that n" would g. 20 Harvard 'hl- fan
The Lusitanl lrouEh' 'le 'arge-t
NUM- sr OF first and second cabin pas-
sen gers .,,"r earned hV q CInard ship
from m. other side In" total vas sn
anG 'l-ra v"r" ljU customs inspectors
- .Naruine IN" haggaRe II was after
I ~ % cioC@ thi- morning mat ~" ll-t
passenger left trs ri-r In n" storage
were 'lji voyagers. including several
hundred American citizens. among whom
w,.-.. a -cor" ~ we'll 20 do folk who were
uuahl" 10 gs' cahIu accommodation
sergeant Tram. who vas very
chuumy with N HaymAn also pas
s.'' ger IN IN" Tug ship. sad h" was Z al
~. Nau" had gon" Democratic. and
.uttTat.i tha, he had predicted N"
nomination ~ Mayor Gavnor for the
Gpv--u0r-hp lie oppressed pleasure.
a. f.." prp@p..rf
~ Alfr..i Nprr'7 Nond. chairman ~ the.
W'-' MINISTER Gcssu' -vuiicA'" and ih.
toad 81 - firm If chemists ~ England
- be- hGi ,D'r" here a. say = frw fhfrr-
At .ut free. tra'i" 81 winch h" - an adyu-
rasa amt that h.. hpI.'i thai ~. would
see. canada and ~. n, - states ENJOY
.l. r'rIprurit, ha' would b"urfi' both
D'h"i passengers w"r. III" Right Rev
q ~ kinEolving. Bishop - T.Nas Prof
Hugh Black. James \ Burden and Fred
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-23
RIGHT rms tT HOHE.
or tlIr Gives FIRST ENhihiiion In Da>ton
Harmon and VIE go BaIIOonlnE.

DAYToN. ONO. Sept - OWN" Wright
to-day made his first Nigh' 100 an a"rorlan"
m hi- hom" city Soaring nearly 'hr""-
quarters at mil" up De- mad" OBJ" journey
from 'h. testing grounds -.y Wi."- "a-r.
along IN. lIur uf Mad River wia,h enters
th" ,Itya' rh" uprthra-J and then moving
dlaEuupllv across IA" CITY -'srrrd ipN ard
the Soldiers Home 90 the Ns.-f " hon
dIr'S'tlv abpV" N" Wright homestead
where Ri-hop NrEl, DO" father. and
other members ~ 'h. family W'rr ~
~"mhl,d p" dipp"d hI- a"r"i,au" 100 go. D..
tatlrn to the parents ana relatives ls-luW
4 rapttv. toy balloon that ''tfrd arrow"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-23
m - Ten 3efs iIrr, a.. % 5 = V

i..H ~ '"n' s'"iN'+I'' - ~ . ."
"a sRrsgrpN FoHEc,sr goE To ~ aVD 70
MORROW
Fa- -af's,1 Wa YORK Vet F7gi1Hf. sgIisr %
J.rrsl T.1 and "-ur Js'sSy. f4ir 10 dsy incrsa5.
i-y ',lg'-fp ~ moron. uf1 1vrsI'ly fhotcs'g
.-S Sp,.'- 'y ,fsh' rsofS-1fs, ~ -t1b's TfHds
Inr nc u's.-'-' % Coufnhis. Delaware. Nsrv
.aH4 ara virginia 'lir N day. followed ~ IN %
r-easinE rio 4iErss showers - morrow and
r19I-l ly algh' Hp.'T4'r. "ss'rrly winds. he
coming variable
FOR Ecs'sr N~a ora and western PennsyI
,nnla '4c-cssiag cioYdiGsss % day. with showers
oy night and 70 morrow; colder io-uorr0w IN d.
ersaaiRG sasisry Vida. becoming varabls.
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To Try Cripp~n In October.

M n '-lhW TIFf07'F1 - 7 " ~
i,oSD'JS. sept - The trial of DR.
Hawley Harvey Crippen for the murder
~ his wife. Belle Elmor- the art rrs-
and ~ " bel Clare IL Seve. who IL charged
with being ali aC0essory after tho facr
has bean net for the october ses-ions
81 tn. Central Criminal Courr
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RrookI,n Judic,ar, Convention Oct. o

call for tine Democratic Judiciary
convention in Brooklyn. 70 be held in
the Court House on October a, vas issued
yesterday. IL - 20 nominate succesrors
70 Justices Maddox. GArrstson and Put
nam delegation repress nting tho
ten United Hebrew Demo ratio clubs
called Yesterday on join " NcCoosy.
the county leader. and presented the
claim 81 sK-Congressman Mitchell May.
az present an Assistant District Attorney.
for q place on tbs ticket.