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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-01-20
DURHAM TOWNSHIP.
LEBANON TOWNSHIP.


white Schools.)
Hollis school No. SALARY
per month $500; apportionment
$40. 90.
South Lebanon school No p
Salary per month $685. 90; appor-
tionmept sl63 90.
Factory school-Salary per
mon-h $50. 90; apportionment for
teacher $4,000; apportionment
for building $l00.04
Term required by Board of
Education I months.
LEBANON TOWNSHIP.
(Colored- Schools)
Sylvan School No. SALARY
per month $40. 90; apport,onment
$500.
South Lowell school No. g.
Salary per month 5000; appor-
ment $1,000.
MANGUM TOWNSHIP.
white Schools.)
South Lowell school No. Il
Salary per month $50. 90; appor-
ment $4,000.
RouRemont school No. 2-Sal-
aries per month $40. 90; appor-
ment S363.00.
Manxuin school No. 3-Sal-
aries pc, month $1,000; appor-
tioDment A55.00.
Tilleys school No. 4-Salary
per month $500; apportionment
$154.00.
Bahama school, No. 5 Especial
ts.x)-Apportionment S455 90
!, Term required by Board Of
Educa.iCa 4 months
MAf;GUM TOWNSHIP.
tColo1cd Schools.
Rougemont schools No. l--Sa..
w per month $50 90; apportion'
Aent $500.
Hampton school No. 2 - Salary
month $50 90; apportionmenI
ttngssiIIe school Especial tax
10. 3-Appcrtionment SGT 80.
Bahama school No. 4 tspecia
tax)-Aopor,ionment $4,000.
OAK GROVE TOWNSHIP.
white Schools.)
Beth. sda school No. l-Sal
aries pr month $500; apnor
tionmsn, s263.70.
Watts school No. q Salarie
per nsof n S75. 90; rpprtionmen
$1,000.
Redwood school No. 3 tspecia
tax) n Jporfionmen. SS25.00.
Term required by Board 0
Education 4 months.
OAK GROVE TOWNSHIP.
Colored Schccls.)
Rock. Knoll school No. l.
Salary Ter month 5000; appoI
n.snt $500.
Peekssille school No. 2 (spes
iaI taxi -Apportioninent $67.5t
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-01-20

The American Cotton Manu-
facturers' Association will be held
in Charlotte, May 18th and 18th.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-01-20
Your
Photograph

May look very we'll but il Il does
not have a distinctivencss that
you are proud Of there Is some
thing lacking
The work we turn out bears the
stamp Of good workmanship,
aud when we make your photos
sou take pleasure IN showing
them to your friends.
We arc proud Of the photos We
have made and will gladly show
them to you II you VIII call
The Holiday Studio
0pp. the Postoffiee, Durham. NC.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-01-20

lPi 1.is....; ~ !, lNT =
distr,ct.) Apnortionrent scr
High. scht oI s500.00s .Arportion-
men. Graded chool) $l5cc 90
Fayetteville Rcd schons NJ. 2
Starr ~, m Z sss,.'f': ~
~ 10
Gcer scaosi M. g. SALARY per
month $40 90; apportionment
200 90.
Elm Grove school No. SAL
airy per month $45 90; apportion-
ment $215. 90.
d.brop schoI No. 5 Salary
per nont,; S35 90; appsrtlonment
$l65 90.
West rurham school Especial
taxi Apportionment $4,000. 90.
Reservoir school No. 7-Salary
per month $4,000; apportionment
1876 90.
Standby school Salary per
month $50 90; apportionment
$3.50 90.
White Cross Roads No. 3--Sal-
ary per month $1,000; apportion-
ment $4,000.
Lakewood school No. 9. Especial
taxi Apportionment $350.0O.
Glenn's school 10. Especial taxi
Apportionment s350.00.
Term required by Board OF
Education A IL months.
DURHAM TOWNSHIP.
(Colored Schools.)
East Durham school No. l.
Apportionment $4,000.
Bragtown school No. q Salary
per month S20.00.00; apportion'
ment $3.50.
Brookstown school No. 3 (spec'
ial taxi -Apportionment Sis. 90
Reservoir School No. A. Salar,
per month $50. 90; apportionmen'
SIS 90.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-10

80. and NIasa Sayegusa, q, both Of Mountain
View.
ISHIZU NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ishizuka,
26. and Tame kubataro. IS. both OF Lompoc.
JEWETT-S -SCHEEL-Frederick I. Jewell 20,
1851 McAllister ST., and Elizabeth n. Scheel,
30. 11l5 Vallejo st.
Observation-Disclosures Jcuemoto, AZ.
and Kaki Okubo. II. both of stockton.
LOUPY-LARRANY-J Loupy. %, 1872 Polk
st, and Mary Jeanne Larrany, 10, 2412 Van
Ness ave.
| MENEGHETTI = NoUEILO = Giovanni Meme
ghetti. y, and Maria Zona Nouello, 49, both
of "a Gladys ST.
aIeKEOWN-CASTRo-J Joseph j. McKeown. %.
vallejo, and Josephine NJ. Castro. "A. both OF
o'CoNNoR-CoNNoLLY- Robert E. o'Connor.
SO. and Barbara Connolly, 10. both of SsST
Twentieth st.
PACZoCH- H-SHoUT=wiIIiam Hebery Paczoch,
20 2e25 Diamond St, and Harriet Elizabeth
EGUILLAN-McHUGH- ]. Peguillan. 81.
1923 Eleventh ave-. and Mary F. McIIugh, Is,
1872 Eleventh ave-
REARDON-0ATES- Reardon %. and
Deba Oates, %. both of sT3 Bryant st.
lRlCE-APPLERLY-Th Thomas A. Rice. 26. S22
Deyisadero its1 ST. and Ethel B. Applerly, Is,
RoOD-SAxE-Luther ". Rood. 81 PIeasanton,
and Helen Begnice SAKE. %. 161 Douglass St
SOPERS-LA NJ Sopers, 80.
Shasta county. and Ethel D. Laurie. so. Mil
MISUNDERSTANDING Yashindo Tanaka. 81,
aud Matsue Ishikawa, Is. both Of Oakland
TkIPALDI-SIMSICH-G Giuseppe Tripald 20,
Ss5 Broadway, and Albina Simsch, IS. Broad
way.
-PoIREER-George A. Tuck 2s. 142
Sixth st, and Agnes j. Poireer. "a, 645 Eliza
beth ST.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-10
COUNTESS DENIES
DODGING OFFICERS

NEW YORK, July s.-The earl and
countess of Suffolk, sailing today for
Europe, laughed at report of dodg-
ing process servers in leaving the
Blackstone hotel, Chicago, where the
countess, formerly Miss Letter, had
been on brief visit
Hugh Crabbe, at one time manager
of our estate has been seeking to
cause the family trouble and has
brought several suits | believe, in
which | am not at all interested ex-
cept in the possibility that he wants
to cause me some annoyance said
Lady Suffolk
on leaving the Blackstone hotel /
was no more disguised than am now,
only | did wear veil, as l always do
riding on train''
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-10
CARD nF rHANKs

GOCGH-We wish to thank our friends FOR
their kindness. sympathy and many beautiful
norai onerlngs IN our late bercavement-thp
loss OF a loving and devoted wife aud mother
JOHN COUGH and Family.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-10
BIRTHS

ALSING-In this city. June 80. 1910. to the
wife of Frederick William AIsing. daughter.
CALLAHAN--In this city. July 1. 1910. to the
daughter.
C0NN0LLY-In this city. June 10, 1910, to
the wife of John j. Connolly. a
FITCH-In this city, July 3, 1910. to the wife
of Grover {. Fitch formerly Alma Hamomnd)
a
MoHR-In this city. July I. 1910. to the wife
of H. Moir, a daughter.
THOMAS-At Pine Grove Farm, Napa county.
CAL, TO the wife Of Virgil III. Thomas, a
daughter.
WALLENIUS-In this city July Z. 1910 to the
wife of John V. Wallenius, a
WENDT-In this city, July s, 1910, to the wife
OF Henry H. Wendt (nee Ufelmann). daugh-
ter.
WHITE-In this city, June 10. 1910 to the
wife of William B. White, daughter.
ZELGIRS-In this city. June "a 1910. to the
wife of Felix Zelgirs. daughter.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-10
GRAND PRESIDENT
GETS FIRST VOTES
5000 Ballots Cast for Mamie G.
Peyt0u at Beginning of
Election
Contest for Queen of Admission
Day Festival Opens in
Earnest

The contest for queen of the Ad-
mission day festival promises to be
an exciting one. It was opened in
the office of the general committee,
that has the festival IN charge. yes
terday. and the first bunch of votes,
5000, was deposited in the box at the
headquarters of Secretary Fred II.
Jung in the Phelan building for Mamie
g. Peyton Of Joaquin parlor No. 5,
n u. C. w, of stockton, grand presi-
dent Of the Native Daughters of the
Golden West.
The contest Il to be carried on in diff
ferent parts OF the city where ballot
boxes have been placed and viii con-
tinue for six weeks. IL is expected
that in the next few DAYS many can
didates viii be announced. The can
oidacy is not limited TO members Of
the order of the Native Daughters.
but is open 10 any woman born in the
state.
The general committee has decided
that the one who shall receive the
highest number OF votes Will be
, crowned queen, and il other contest
ants who poll tlte next highest votes
viii be her maids of honor. At the
the il members Of her court win be
given weeks vacation at the Yosem-
ite or some other country resort.
Other candidates for whom votes
were cast yesterday are.
Emily Hazel Marsky. a native Of this city and
graduate ~ the Notre Dame college.
Jeanette Bolger of Dolores parlor Of this city.
20. Weller Bradley ~ Yosemite paTlor Of this
city.
Alhes Gallagher past president Of Guadalupe
paflor u THIS city and secretary Of the Native
Daughters Admission day celebration committee.
Irene Donneiiy, third vice president Of Twin
Peaks parlor ~ this city.
Several Of the parloTs of Native
Sons have appointed committees to
wait on the Native Daughters in the
local parlors to urge them to otplace one
or more members from each parlor in
the field for regal honors.
The local contestants have gone into
the contest in a manner that shows
that they mean business. Each has
manager and boosting committee.
one Of the candidates has as her man
ager Past Grand President Genevieve
Watson Baker, who with the COM
mittee has sent a personal letter to
every member Of the order Of Native
sons 70 vote for the candidate she rep
resents, providing, Of course. you
have no other choice"
IT was stated at headquarters yes
terday that several of the country par
lors viii have candidates for queen
Grand Marshal TO Act
AT the last meeting Of the Admis-
sfon day festival committee attention
was drawn TO the fact that at a pre-
viOus meeting the parade committee
had recommended that the parlors of
Native Sons appear in the procession
in the alphabetical order of counties
Il think that is a mistake" said
G. A. BoldeTmann. secretary OF Cali
foruia parlor No. !, the parent parlor
Of the order, and it is going 70 cause
trouble in the san francisco parlors.
Under that rule Alameda viii lead
and san Francisco, which is 10 be- the
host. viii be near the end
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-10
CARD OF THANKS

JIRGENS-To our many friends as we'll
as the various societies OF which our dearly
departed was member, we wish to extend onr
most sincere and heartfelt thanks for their
sympathy. kindness and beautiful floral Of
ferings, extended TO Us during our late he
reavement. o
MRS. DORA JURGENs and Fnn,s1r
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-10
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued
in San Francisco Saturday. July 8, 1910:
BERANDE-MoTE-Eug Berande, 30. l0o
Sacramento ST., Vallejo. and Mary Mote, y,
425 st.
CELLER- ER-EBERHARDT-Jam W. CelIer. So.
and Ida C. Eberhardt. 35, both OF I2s Fill
more St
T-HoRTON-Charles L. Fitchett. q.
1917 Laguna ST., and Adah Horton, is, COL
Church ST.
FUGITA-- Fugita, S4, and
Fuf Fujita IS. both of Guadaloupe.
HAYAKAwA wA-SAYEGUsA Hayakawa.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-10

Tact is sometimes high grade flat
terry
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-10

It's better to kiss miss,than TO miss
a kiss.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-10
Notable Deaths

MRS. ELLEN o'DoNNELL OF vALLEJo-val-
lejo July 9-Mrs. Ellen 0'Donnell, aged 10,
a native OF Ireland died at her home here
today She had lived in Vallejo so years and
was the. mother of City Attorney William t.
0'Donnell. The funeral will be held from the
Catholic church Monday morning.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-10
SICILIAN FEUD
CAUSES MURDER
Slayer Escapes After Shooting
His Victim Five Times in
the Back

CHICAGO, July "a tragedy, ex-
plainable only on the theory of an old
Sicilian feud. was enacted here today.
Leonardo Belachia of $50 GauIt court.
on the north side. was slain by man
who suddenly approached while Bala-
CHA was talking to a third person in
front of the Belachia home.
The murderer fired five bullets into
his victims back. He disappeared up
an alley after bowling over grocer
who attempted to seize him.
Mrs. Belachia, mother of five chill
dren. declared her husband had received
no threatening letters and ascribed the
crime to a feud begun in Sicily, but
Of which she knew nothing definite.
Tact is sometimes high grade flat
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-10
SCOUT CRUISERS
in BACKING TESTS
Cruise Made to Determine ReIa=
tive Efficiency of Types
of Engines

WASHINGTON, July 9.-With a view
to determining the relative efficiency
of various types of engines in retro
grade maneuvers, the scout cruisers
Birmingham and Salem left Province
town, Mass, today to engage in back
ing tests off Cape Ann.
The Chester. vessel of the same
class, recently had six successful trials.
Each ship is fitted with a different type
of engine. Two have turbines and one
has reciprocating engines.
Later the Birmingham and Salem
will go to sea, one to the north Allan
tic and the other to the south Atlantic.
for a series of long range wireless
tests.
It's better to kiss miss.t than to miss
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-10

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by mali
will not be inserted They must be handed in at
either of the publication offices and be indOrsed
with the name and residence OF persons author
lied to have the same published. Notices re-
strieted simply to the announcement OF the event
published once in this column free OF charge.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-10
MARRIAGES

PACZOCH-SHOUT-In this city July O. 1910
by the Rev. j. H. Schroeder, William Henry
Paczoch and Harriet Elizabeth Shout both
of San Francisco
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-20

April N The ssow moving eist1roancs fron.
N. central STATE. Was over the middle Atlanuc
states yesterday morning wsth ito centre In
Pennsylv sniA Rath fell At almost all potnts
southwark 70 the carolinAs. In tie New England
state. the lower lake resions and the upper
ONO Valley.
There was some rain OF snow In iadiAnA and
westward 20 the lower Missouri Nailey. The winds
generally light 20 fresh east % southeast on
the New England and middle Auanue coast
West Of the Mississippi the weather was Gener-
ally fair ana the pressure hiGs. eGespt & the
sntreuSe Northwest and Southwest.
10 Nas warmer IN New England. but cooler IN
southern New Yovk. Pennsylvania. ohiO and
southNArd 10 ths sOuth Atlantic ard Gulf coast.
A. well from Ncbrnska southward u TIRE Gulf.
q the middle Mississippi Valley and In the North
west generally u Waa warmer. although freezing
tempsrasurss eHtended from Minnesota south.
west into kansas Colorado and Wyoming.
In this city rain fell At Intervals vita heavy
fog: wind. light fresh east 60 southeast: cooler
average humidity. - per cent: barometer. cor
rerted % read 20 go level stsA NJ. - -. p. ~
ma.
, TIE temperature yesterday. - recorded BY the
Osacisl Thermometer. Il shown In the snneIed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-20
FIRTHING FOR DUIEEN.
Microscopic Damages for ISLANDER In the
Art DraItng CsusIa.' law SUIT.

>Bsos. CssiS Dr'pHrA - TRs SrS
LOSDoN. April 10 The jury in the suit
e Jsque~ Duv~-n. the arr dealer. against
his cousin. Joseph Duv~en. alec an art
dealer. for SANDER awarded the former a
far'hng damages
u was charged IN the snt that Joseph
Duya~n u-~d words implying that hrs
COUSINS business was carried on in a
disrepu'abls and dishonest manner
COUSIN jacques - IN business in ~ James
street. while Cousin Joseph - m buainess
~ Old Bond street Joseph Duveen
denied that he had sad Jaques's business
was earned IN IN a dishonest manner
Il was alleged however. that Joseph
Duveen. t~stifylnE in q suIt al Harrowgate
las; August IN regard to some PICTURES
said
Send them hack 60 Jacques Duveen
He 10 a swindler and a lisr He 10 an I'M
scrupulous devil I have had my ex-
penence with hun and have not finished
with him yet hate HIM
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-20
TONED WOO MILES.
British steamship Anglican ToWed Into
@aesnstSWR by the EngIlshnssn.

!Spsciai Csbis DssPafoh % THE SUS
QUEENsTOwN. April ls.-rhe British
steamship Anglican. from Boston April I
for London. was towed in here to-day by
the steamship Englishman. from Port
land. Ma. March 81 for Bristol.
The Anglican broke her tail shaft on
April Q and the Engiishman tOwed her
some sOO miles
Owing tai tho delay in the Ang lian's
voyage the fodder for the cattle carried
by the crippled vessel became exhausted.
The animals would have starved but that
the vessels cargo included a consignment
81 American breakfast food. which was
broached. The animals ate this with
human avidity and kept in fine condition.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-20
HtsY CANADIANS ~ LYNDON.
Plans To Develop Trade with England
Conferences with FaetOry Owners.

>psciai Csas DsspIfcA 70 rus SrS.
LoNUoN. April iS.-John Hendry Of
Vancouver. president ~ the Canadian
Manufacturers Association. who - now
here. told the correspondent Of THE SrS
to-day that he intends to spend three
months visiting industrial centres in
England and discussing with prominent
manufacturers the hest methods for
promoting mutual commercial benefits
between Canada and England. He will
meet Lord Slrathcona. the Canadian
High Commissioner. tomorrow ard dis
c'iss plans with him.
q. A. Gooderham ~ Toronto. who II now
~ London. received notice to-day that
he has L~en appointed a life director Of
tho Toronto exposition.
Messrs. Patriarch and Crosby. two
well known brokers Of Toronto. are pro-
longing their visit Ia London. spending
their time IN sightseeing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-20
CROWDS STOOD N TINE RAM.
some Invaded the Church EaFty and were
shOOed Out

Few weddings have attracted q larger
or moro eagerly curious street crowd
than that OF Anthony ,. Drexel and
Marjorie Gould. Thousands Of women
and some hundreds Of men wsrs 80 in
tent on taking peep at the bride and tlss
society folk that they stood for hours
in q steady dOwnpOur. They endured
the soddsn weather for three hours and
occasionally rushed tho linss that In
spector Walsh and Capt. Lantry had
established with forty stout mon from
the East Fifty-first street and other
stations.
IL was not by any means q rARtaG crowd.
Most Of tho women were we'll dresasd: &C
lsast they Ssrs bsfors tho rain soaked
thsm. and an interesting speculation In
the minds % some Of the onlooksrs Was
how much water damage Was caused %
ostrich plumeS and spring bonnaes.
Hardly . woman IN I'VE carRiad an UNI
broiIa.
TharS wa n dlsDoaasasa - hs dhs-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-20
Rsss~, ct Recall. n BuII, Dinner.

The HunEarians of New YORK city Who
din'-d President Roosevelt At the Cafe
boulevard sent him the follow ing cattle
gram last evening
-HunEarians at Cafe Boulevard ASSEM-
bls-d JOIN their native country in the
hearty Nelcodu" acCorded Uur friend
America : most Industrious citizen
To which the Colonel r~plisd.
i remember YOUR bullV dinner nj ths
Caf'' Bo,.invard and send tisrks Cor Z nd
remsfnbranCrs.
Upon the Colonsls return "a America
he has again agreed ~ le the guest ~ the
HunEar'anS of New YORK
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-20
ILLINOIS CENTRAL GRAFT.
E'resIdent HarahAn 60 Present Deiec-
tINes' Report 10 Directors To-day.

CHICAGO Aprn Is.-President J. T.
Harahan Of the Illinois Central departed
to-day for New York city. taking with him
reports Of an investigation Of alleged
graft In connection with transactions
between certain car equipment and cup
ply companies and the railroad.
Reports 81 the Investigation wi! De
laid before the board Of directors az l:s
meeting tomorrow.
Detectives at work on NJ. HarahAn .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-20
CONSUL-GEVERaL TAXES BRIDE
". .. q. r. clan. ssatIsaed IN New Nork.
Marrtes Lord sha nnbevsaIR's Daughter.

sp@ctai Csbis Despa'rA Tee Sun
CoPESHAGsN. April in. J c. r.
Clan. Danish Consul-General az New
York. and Miss RalnhiId GruneT. daughter
of the late Lord Chamberlain. we're mar
ried here to-day. The bride. who is
young and beautiful. formerly lived in
New York. where she has many friends.
The ceremony was attended by the
leading members Of society Minister Egan
sent q wedding gift.
The couple will sail for New York In six
weeks
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-20
d, DSEr SLIGHTLY CHANGED.
LIOl d-SsPSrGe RrInIrOduees the Bm
Blamss Lsrds for Des1rtt

bfIi44 aHs BsfpHch 70 lhf nAN
LONDON. April 10 In the House 81
Commons This evening the Hon LIovd-
George Chancellor % the ENchequar.
p n'godv' I'd the budget 81 ISlo-IO. The
o.Ar-es are few and are chiefly q a
veal nature
NJ Llovd-GeorSe dealt A. length with
'hs faancia! position and the reasons for
IT, deficit. which amounts to as 2ts.ODo
He said that the total expenditures for
~ year were fI5T oss.OOO and the total
~nTs fIsi sei 90 He declared that
ne f@Aclt would he non-exis,ent bat for
tie az on 81 the House Of Lords IN reject
M he budge,
lt- Chancellor Of the EKchsqu~- said
b. stiIl hoped to collect kso.0ts. co Oh
cunt Of las, years taxation. OF which
az ijs. 20 was on account OF income
tax
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-20
LiBoRITES WIN IN Australia.
DrAkin oaIttISn Defeated IN Elections
the Ministry Reslgns.

SPA. Cgsis DsspaieA 10 THE SEW.
MELBOURNE. Australia. April Is.-Al-
hed Deakln. tho Prime Minister Of Aus
'raa mas resigned. In the general
t."c'ions about . week ago there was .
sseI, lAbor upheavAl and the Deaktn
O. -rrment was defeated. Mr.. DeAkin
3. nself had a narrow escape from defeat
g. 81" lands Of LAborits
.-a D@lkin Government was o Free
Trad Frotsc'ionist and Anfi-SOciAlist
"aItpa which overthrow the Labor
M'E s'ry about year ago
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-20
LIEUT. SELFRIDGE'S MEMORIAL.
Monument NJ Arlington 20 Omcer Who
Vas Killed ny AersplaRe FAN

WASHINGTON April "a monument
has b~en erected in the Arlington National
by the fall Of tho Wright aeroplAns at
Fort Myer. Virginia, on September IL.
1893 The memorial - on the brow OF a
hill overlooking the Potomac River II
10 II feet square az its base and has hel gbt
OF about forty feet
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-20
"CREX" GRASS RUGS.
Broadway and Nineteenth St

Investigation to-day announced tho fol-
lowing figures which they had diacoVwrsd
showing he amount 81 business which
the road gave in a brief time 70 one car
concern From Chicago. 30 cars az
at s7ea a car; from Memphis. i.i70 cars
at sSn9 a car; from Indianapolis. 2es oars
al S73S a car.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-20

Tho Wall Street edition Of THE EyExTNa
sur contains all the financial news and
the stock and bond quotations 70 the Close
Of mo market. The closing quotations.
Inclndlng the bid and asked prices. with
se4sssczal Gs4e 1a4tees, are contained alec
IN ne nlRhe ediliun AZ I'm EyEEzNa Son.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-20
PAULHAN BREAKS A REcORD.
Nnkes Remarkable Time and Hteiwht IN
RIlght grom ArrIs sur Aube.

wv
PAHIs. April I9.-Iouis PAulhan. who
few from Chevilly o ArCis sur Seine
Yesterday. distance Of Ils miles. in
. hours and ~ minutes. broke n record
this morning He New from Arcis SIR
Aube. a distance of a3ii miles. In Z hour
and 10 minutes. at a height 81 $50 feet.
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scotch Husbaad for MIss Bancroft.

sDrct1i cove Dsspstch - TINE SCN.
LONDON. April 3O.-Ths betrOthal 10
announced II Hester. daughter 81 the
late John Chandler Bancroft Of Boston.
and Capt. AdIercron Of the Cameron
Highlanders Regiment.
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Nr~ aersre ss- g..es. a=eeer

-bs~ili Cqbis DssDafca % Tnn suS.
I.1NOoN. April IO.-Ths price Of finest
'-hn~r scared again to-day and reached
d record quotation of IN. I0d. The previ-
ca Alzh price. on April 8. was t7s. I'd
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'I-, sIsnd 10 Overawe Chinese.

.1.~1. C0sP DespafcA 70 TEE SUN
'J'SrHAI. April 1.-THE United States
.F.l-"r Cleveland. which IL az Hankow
80 zen ordered 20 Va Chow. the nearest
8 --'''n point to Chang Sha that she can
r..rh
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AMERICANS To SEE THE ROPE.
stsss Pasrtss Arrive IN nsuse. Headea
~ the Blshsp % Great Falls.


RoMI. April ia party Of American
pilgrims numbering sixty persons. in
Guiding fifteen priests headed ny the
Right Rev Matthias G. Lenihan. Bishop
Of Great Pals. arrived here to-day.
They will have an audience Of tho Pope
ahorflV
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EI-,sn hnsed N Ssassn Vaessry.

sps,tii Cssis Dsspsfra % Tvs SUE.
81 APEsT April IA boilsr szplOded
10 match factory 90 9ssgd to-day.
L.ev"n persOas were riIlsd and sightSsn
injured