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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-30
bingham. Kate Colley. Lottie Pyles. Cath

ningham. Kate Colley. Lottie Pyles. Cath
crime Smith NJ. Z. Moran. Helen Brunett,
d. NJ. Loughborough and A. T. Moffett
The fine display of farming machinery
and agricultural implements attracts the
farmers, and there is generally Demon
strator on the spot to show how some
complicated looking contrivance Is oper.
ated. Vehicles Of every conceivable de-
scription, harness, etc, occupy the usual
large amount of space.
Tomorrow will be one OF the big days
Of the fair, and thousands OF visitors
from Washington, all parts OF the county
and other places are expected 70 atteho.
The awarding Of ribbons In the horse
will. OF course. be followed with interest.
and the judging Of exhibits in the other
departments will also take place tomor-
row.
At 9:3O O'Clock there will be a grand
cavalcade Of horses and teams around
the race track, which will enable the
visitors to see everything In the way OF
a horse that is on exhibition at the fair.
Montgomery county boasts OF as hano-
some equine specimens as can be found
anywhere, and as many OF them Will be
on exhibition at the fair the procession
will be worth seeing.
Program Of Races.
An attractive program Of races has
been provided for the afternoon. The
card includes the 224 trot, the 2.30 trot
and a running event at five furlongs and
repeat Five Of the nine horses entered
in the 224 trot are owned in Washing
ton The entries are az follows:
First race. 2.24 trot: purse. $4oo-Lord
Binsen and King Redwood. J. C. Mott,
Washington. D. c.: Miss Nina, George G.
Hilleary. Washington, D. c.; May Forest.
Edward c. Picking. York, Pa: Miss ku-
Country Boy, r. r. Crons, Washington.
Havre de Grace. Md: Black Streak. M.
II. Holland. Norfolk. Va: Bob r., George
w. Richardson. Meadows. Md.
Second race. $50 trot: purse. &400-
Stamptlot. Alliewood Stock Farm, Havre
de Grace. Md: Bob r.. George w. Rich
ardson. Meadows. Md: Lord Bingen. J.
c. Mott. Washington, d. c.; May Forest,
Edward 8. Peeliny. York. Pa: Country
Boy, r. B. CronE. Washington. D. c.:
King Redwood. J. c. Mott. Washington.
D. G.
Third race. running: fve furlongs and
repeat; purse, $lO0-Occonectee, q w.
Ridgely. Baltimore, Nd; Lucille r. and
Firebrand. w. r. Saunders. Baltimore,
Md; Arthur Bryan, John Ford, WASH
ington. D. c.: Complete. William n.
Brown. Washington, -. c.; Helen B.,
George c. Brenton. Manassas, Va; Salt
ram, NJ. c. Copperthite. Washington,
Tho nrst race will be CALLED at 1880
o'clock. II II said that Q fourth race
| may DO added to the afternoon's pro-
gram.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-21
INFLAMMATION MADE
HER ALMOST CRAZY
With Pain. itching Settled from
Knee to Toes. Physicians Cost
Fortune. No Relief, Went to
Hospital 3 Years. Unable to Help.
Finally Used Cuticura and Was
Completely Cured.

1T began 10 have m telling over ms whole
bod about seven years ago and this settled
In INV limb from the knee 80 the 'o-s I
went 30 -. a great many physicians. a matter
which COS; me = fortuna. and after | not led
that did rot get any relief that way ] Won,
for three years 70 the hospital. Bu' rh-y were
unable 10 help me there. used al the
medcin.> that could see bur became More
and worse. la.! an iEtiammat ion " hich
made me- almost 'rayy with pain When
showed foo, Ia nav friends they world
get really frightened ! did not know what
90 10. l WAS 20 SICK and had h-rnm- so
nervous that positively los, al! hop-
Il had seen the advertisement Of the CUT
c,Ia k.medi-s . great maGy times hut could
not make up nv mind 70 bay them, for
! dbi decide to Use the Cu,rura Rem.d. :
and tell you that ] was never "a PLEASED
when ! noticr that, after hay inC us", 'vD
sets 81 Cuticfra soap. CutCura Ointment and
Cutirura Pills. the entire inf-a II o ion had
gone. was completely cured. should he
would come To ni- and find out tie truth.
j would only recommend them To Use Cu'i-
cira Mr. Bertha sachs. 1871 Second Ave,
New iors. y i. Aug. 20 1909
Mrs Bertha Sachs i nv sister in-lav ard
! know well how ,h- suffered and wa cured
~ tn- CWicura Rrn-ri-> after many other
treatments failed Morris Sachs 32i T.. soth
Ostro~o~r rr' -vrrrin. ksmpn-r Hebrew
Ben, VIOLENT society. etc"
Cu,ieurs eoap fcsr }. Cu'irura Oir.men. 'so-
sr- tU'icua Kr-oIy-n' soc D. tor N the Z nm q
Chocolate Coated Pills 25c peg Wal ~ 90, are .pIi
throushor' n" srrd PotIrr DING hem corp.
Sole Props i3S Columbus hy~ Bos-ou. Mas-
sSMaliet free. 5c-pazr book On shn HanoFA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-21
G. KLACk Err
Established I>Na,
Original Etchings
MeZZOtintS
King Prints
SENATOR iLDRICH.S M Rr HAND
To he Operated On To-day tie Has An
other Auto Accident.

senator Nelson W Aldrich Of Rhode
Island will undergo an operation ne
Roosevelt Hospital to-day. There il Il
small growth IA tbs. palm III his right
hand which has bothered him ever since
he was knocked down by "a surface car on
October ~ last H., il staying with his
son. Winthrop Aldrich at 5Io Park avenue
SENATOR Aldrich has bcen under the
care Of DIR. G.org. Brewer Of 81 West
Forty eighth street. His son said last
night that the operation will not Ire u
serious one. On th. evening of Ocioler -
the Senator Will. attempting to dodg.
a taxi was thrown against a surface car
and knocked three or four yards. He
WAS cut slightly and bruised. bat managed
to walk home. Since hen his right hand
has felt numb II. decit.d Ia have the.
growth removed.
Senator Aidrich was badly shaken
up a. the result 81 AN accident to his
automobile on Monday. He had started
from his home at Warwick Neck IN th..
machln. and was On the way Ia IN. rail
road station Intending 10 catch the y
o'clock train for New York When about
half the distance had been covered the
automobile skidded across the road and
brought mp IN ditch. a rear wheel col
lapsing The machine was badly
damaged that the SENATOR could not
proceed with u. A passing J-.dl-r gar
ri'.d him To the static
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-21
HOIT tNDER ~ THE TOMS.
Z nrie sam. Long Arm Has Rrarh-d Him
n Well A. his Possessions.

/. Alexander Hrlland.r the ustnrns
broker who He'd abroad last January
when h. heard thar ih. Government
Was about =" proceed against him for
und,rv alIaiIon-. got hac Yesterday on
the steamship 'incinnatl in arrest and
- a. arrai ned before Judge Hough in
the United States Cirun Court Hs
pleaded mot guilty aud vas held for trial
in sl5.sD bait in default Of which n" went
to the Iomb-.
Hollanders firm imported an automo-
bile for Henry Clews IN 1893 II u al
legged that Hoilander collected only 81. .jn
from MIR Clews but paid rh. Government
only $3.50. altering IN. appraised VAIN"
IN the appraisers return from 81 $50 Ia
$50 by -ra-ing the letters cen from
IN. word eighteen
Holland-r He'd first "a Montreal and
later ~ Italy Last .irlS h" WAS Al
rested in Naples
In Hollanders absence TWO III his clerks
Thomas y Nc'irarh and Mioha- Moran
have been arrested and his of'iC, fIrH-
ture has been --i2..d bv The GUN eminent
on a Judgment and sold al auction Their"
was also ~.i1,.d and sold certain real
eSrat" owned hv Hulland-r IN N-~
Rochelle,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-21
FOR THE CONVICT BANKERS.
Special Christmas Dinner for the Golon,
In the tshio Prnitrutiar,.

CINCINNATI. Dec - There will b. a
Christmas dinner for the bankers COLONY
at the Ohio State penitentiary and among
those present az AN especially invited
guest will b. Charles l. Warriner. who
though not a banker was a. prosperous
a. treasurer Of TIN. Zig Four Railroad is
any banker sojourning behind the walls
OF the penit"ntIary In fact thor" - no
banker in IN. p+nitentIary who made
ssl3 900 illegally while IN tn. banking bust
ness
This IL Warmer first Christmas in u
penitsntiary Last Christmas ne passed
In the Hamilton county Jail IN Cincinnati
awaiting trial
For Warmer and the others 81 rh"
exclusive act there has ne-n act asid., .
special room and special tables. wh'r'-
they will dine There " ~ also h. tna-t-.
songs and oratory
The Christmas turkey and :iNinE- will
be provided for the bank ars party at
the expense Of the state. but all the other
daintie~ that should go with well ordered
Christmas will Ice paid for 10y Warmer
and the bankers
Warmer has refused TO have anything
70 do with "a minstrel show arranged by
the rank and I'll. Of IN. prisoners In
Joke TO b. sprung about coming from
Cincinnati over tine Big Four ON train No
6t3Op
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-21
F0, " D,tTOR> ,rrER Bi mI,R,
But the Police Got Hini First and Feund
lie Was n thior0formrr.

4 maid employed bv Dr Lewis
Friss.ll II li3 Past fiftv-siN'h street
went into the doctors office to- lu,s up
lat. on Monday night aud ran into A
negro intruder The burglar mad, A
quiet "Nit and was caught 10y two de-. 40.
tiv-- VIII" happened To 80" how g.Ic< Il
was Meantime Mrs. fris~"ll. hearing
the maids cry of burglars teller honsd
her husband. who was attending "A m.,ii.
cal meeting AT the Vale club. tina, thieves
had broken into the house DR. Fr--.l
Lo; rhTse other good strong doctors
Aus;In r. Riggs. Philip Van lngan and
Herbert Il. wilcox. and tn" -four IN = taNI-
cab sped to m" FIiSs.,ll house They
found the maid Calmer and the burglar
under arrest He had a bottl" Of chloro-
form and towel in his poCkets
The police discovered that ha was John
James of pa Third avenue. No ?iT;3 n
the police gallery Of celebrities who 20,
ont Of prison only TWO week ago
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-21
BEtIL FOIND a. TITY
az s-uaiins Thr-atening Letters To Da,ii-
rinn.

William y B-all. who sent threatening
letters To DIR. Markar Dadirian. was found
guilty before Judge Rosal-ky IN General
Sessions last night The trial lasted
nearly two weeks Among III" witnesses
were handwriting experts who testified
that the letters received by Dr Dadirr,an
and the admitted writings 81 B-all were
written by IN. sam. person
In necemb-r. 1877. Bsall was arrested
ON the charg. of sending "A threatening
letter TO Dadirian because the latter had
failed TO pu, sio0S under a -ton. M FL
venth avenue and Thirty seventh stree,
had been demanded in letters received
10y DadirIan
Bs'all was indicted at tn. time but not
tried until now and -u.d for lih.i on the
published accounts of his arrest Lieut.
Petro-Inn. tn. defective. who was killed
in ltaiv woTKed Ip thu case against HIM
lot %: postage. stamps thar hsd he"n
marked 10y tn" defective. w"r.. sent Ia
B..all ais payment for goods ordered from
him. On. ii the letters received by u
Dadirlan had ON. of tbs. nnarNr'i stamps
atiarh,-Ci'to tn. -nvelop"
B.all - - wears old and % native of
Maryland iii- home waS al 5D West
i7Sh street u. will he. sentenced on
Friday Tn" PENALTY for his offence l.
limited 'o Imprisonment frr one wear
and tine Of ts.U
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-21
, ALARMS ron DIV NTOu y FIRE
Firrnrn Ordered Out of Bia ling building
n FLOOR Z OlIaIy>rtI

Chief Croker was kept busy with fhre"
alarm fir. that was discovered early this
morning III u slN story buIlding oCcIpl-d
by Joseph iAnnann. Ir & co mani
factiIr-r u' paper makers supplies al
Hudson ana N"-irv streets. ~ bIock from
tn" New Nu'l Central freight depot rh..
building occupies about half "A block
Their" Wa uu on" m ~ wE"rI ~. lir. VIA
discovered Tn" tenants ia nearby i-n.-
m.nr- were. roiIt.d ont by thu. lire. iig hi-rr
who had -ry"Ial narrow .-"ap.-- from
being caught IN back drafts III th..
bss-In..I' wh"r" IA" fir. started L. -
seldom. cha fhr." alariu- ar. 'urn.-i III
now IA ~" ul gh pressure. r"n"
The Ii.p 80 t.ugIu-- Company 81 Aui
ITiIck : VINO w"r. the first tO get ip the.
In" III r'-Iipu-'' = an automatic alarm.
wrr'. on IN" ground Moor when & hi-i
Croker cam" no H.. urd.-..,i them put
Immediately and IN. N"rrinX collapsed
az their heels Two water towers were.
used ou IN. iiam--. which destroyed rh.
who'll" building. Ca'i-iuK a prObahis. dam
ag" nf s1jVp m. ferry cars On de-.
hro--..- street w"r. blocked and TN.
srnok" from ~" burning buIl,Iing hung
over the whole n.-ighborh".i
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-21
NOTHING FOR rHEO>OpHIsr>.
Major Han,on's win Gut. Or Nembcrs 81
FamiI, Who Joined cult.

ATL,SrI. ga Dec ~ II such mem
bers III his family ~ are identified with
the Universal Bro'h-rhp.,d and who now
live az Point Iona cal renounce their
allegiance 10 This creed and remove their
residerc. from thai point they may enjoy
the muniflccnc.. ri hI- .--tat. a. -Oon a.
they are legally capahi"
Such il he chief provision Of the will
Of Major John Fletcher Hanson LAT.
president Of the Central ~ Georgia Rail
vay. which Vas fled for probate o-day
In his viii Major Manson alIeg"- that
his home WIS broken up through III" ,'-I.-
brscing Of phv hy hIS wife and III
his children save one. aud he de, larrs
that h.. wants nom. ~ hr- money TO go to
the thao-ophicaI "Tli
He Directs. however rl.l' his children
ard grandchildren AZ Point Lorna may
receive tn" income ir'An their -hHr..-
but the principal ~ not 70 h. paid until
th. children renounre the fai'h 81 IN"
theosophists and reach tn" age ~ 70
years
To his daughter. Mr. AnuI.. HHn-un
Garrett q Baltimore who did not embrace
theosophy, he leaves $50 900. IN addition
10 her share in fh. estate. and IN In.
adopted -"n -lohn Fletcher Hanson II
$50 QUO
To hIs UIt" from whom hc wa s"pl.
rated ami whO Wa suing him for divorce
and hliInOEY b" -"i- ASIDE go. no. when
In 10 be u-"i TOR paving IN" allrnon7
claimed a. her death ~" remainder
goes 80 'se estate The estate IL valued
at SaOO.OOO -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-21
DIED..

ERONS ON ; GA ri steamship Baanta British
Wet Indies. bc~Unlhrr =. lewis Mnnning
husband Of Nellie SPARROW Brown and 10
OF the late Lewis Biancha ri and Emma
Manning brown. Ia nl, .3i year.
funrTai -rrN lee at 10 \ NJ Thursday De~-r.
ter -. a. the residence of his 500 n az
Bartholomew Jacob. - West 9Th ~ Inter-
r."Et private
HuLLNNp LODOE. No :. ? y -Rrethr-n
You are requested 10 attend IN. funeral oi our
la'" WorsnirfIl Brother. lewis " Hroru,
Pat Master. a. Is West 9Th st. 10 O'clock A. NJ
THURSDAY. sp-.embqy =
GORDON KNOX Bell. Master.
HARRT CoAET. Secretary.
M,CIINTO-'k ON December 81 1910 a. her
residence. south River -. WIlL->barrc. P,.
FIcanor Wcllcs. wife ~ Andrew n NcCaa.
'ock
Funeral Thursdav afternoon a, ha' pa.i
O'Clock friends will kindly orni, flowers
SrfNFN>oN Suddenly. on Tuesday. Dcccfroer
~ i"rO. Paul = Stevenson
Notlr" OF funeral hcr-ar'--
TiIRo kNORTuN On Tuesday December ~.
1910 Maroon Rh"a Throckmorton >or = ~,
Hnr'srorlc and tho ll'c William -AfJ,X-
morton
Funeral service ~ his lar. rr.id-rcr - w-st
Mrin -. Freehold. y. J IN T..r-!ar ~
Crnhrr -. ~ O'Clock =. u NcAGE~, iEi
friends 'aNlietl
MHITNEN On December 90 al the rr.ti'aos
Of her dsughir-. Mrs w. ~ HaIsel ~ are
mont -, EIrnora Brca Ma. widow % Mron
W. Whitney. aged 20 years. lr'rrneni
SandH irh. Mass IN THURSDAY December y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-21
SFIG MANN kILEED HIMSELF.
Was tai Have Appeared Before Onsc~r or
Insurance Department.

II was learned yesterday that Henry {.
SeiRmann Of ~ Willoughby avenue.
Brooklyn. former grand chancellor of the
Knights Of 81. John and Malta commit ted
suicide on Friday within a few hours 81
I h. time b. was due To appear before a
deputy Of the State Insurance Depart
ment tn tell what h- knew about the
orders financial condition. The order
was declared insolvent last June by Supt
Hotchkiss. and T.. y. Ward IL in charge of
tn. liquidation a. a deputy.
At noon on Friday S-igmann was found
dead in his bathroom. II" had gone th@r.
and shot himself after telling his wife he
wa. going ont He was 81 year old
He had been ont of work for som.. time
and had been confined to his home with
grip lie was v--tryman Of NJ. Marks
Episcopal Church IN Bruoklvn b.. Is
-tirNiv sd by his wife and one child
Because S..lgmann had been grand chan
C,llor at has order with duties Of "a treas
ur-r the Insurance Department wanted
to question him. Deputy Superintendent
uf insnranc. Fowler -a,d yesterday that
| IL would take "A month ar so to wind mp
the Affairs OF the order and that the time
allowed for presentations of claims -x-
prr.d on January ~ He said that the
depar RI m.nr's investigation revealed that
there was about s2O.GO unpaid ia death
claims and practically the same amount
IN old age claims. lie did not know
whether legally the old age claims could
b,- held ~ liabilities
IL il said that Selgmnnn had been worry
ing over the financial condition of the
knights of Malta for some time He had
been grand chancellor for three years.
Last year h.. was defeated for reelection
AT th. convention n Rochester
In November Supt Hotchki-- obtained
an order directing MIR Ward 10 iquidst.
the organization. At the last examina-
ton hy the stat. II was found that Their.
were 2.is3 members and s23iS.UO ia
surancr The claims Amounted TO SIS. 10
and there was but Sl3 .gD available. The
order at on. time had had ? 7oS members
but IN April ~ this year the number had
fallen To- S,b
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-21
~ nv Jon fOR FL,v,G.N
When Br0thrr barge capital Erii In'n
River lie saw lii> Ibus,.

John Shields. 81 years old. who lives
at ins Evergreen street Bavonn.. y J
aud IL captain Of a coal barge now dpck"d
in 'h. Fast River az tn" foot uf Thirty
first street. was coming a-hor" from IN.
barge day when lac trIp ped over a moor
ing rope aud t,'l INTO the lev water From
another harg" near by William lana gan
II So West I32d stree; -lw Shield, :
plight and Owed IN after him. The
struggling Shields was NOR. than Elan
ngan could manag. and h.. yelled for help
james Kelly of 2O7 Tenth street heard
IN" Yelling and came with a rope. TN.
end IL which h.. threw 10 Flanagan. who
tied II around Shields and himself With
the aid Of Policeman Carroll Kelly pulled
the men ashor. Shields was taken TO
Bellevue unconscious from shoes and
immersion and IN. doctors think he will
di. Flanagan would not go to the hos
pitnl. preferring 10 dry himself hv the
oil stove on his barge
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-21
JgRsEY SENATORS ~ carers.
<eherman WIN Preside and Prince MIN
No Leader.

1RsNroS. Dec 20 This twelve fef"io-
lien Senators who will sat IN tn" Iegi--
! la'ur- newt year spent five ho'Irs In cas'ic'is
this afternoon considering the organi>a-
,ion ,f TN. n.xt S.pai.. and apportioning
m. nat,,,n,. M IL. disuo-aI Tn.
wv m ,.,,,., ,,,
uh~s',oh W h"" 'h~
IN" United States ~eh'-,or>hip was not
| taken up but will probably h.' maze the
s,hisc, of discussion A. a. conference
Ill, ,r,,.,,,.y
-, -, -, Union
'~"A'"' ''""H, ~ ''' "
WAS unanimously chosen to- sIcCe@i
.Ios.Dh - Frplinghuysen ~ President.
Senator .I,bn ID Primo. Of Pa.saiC WAS
..,'.-,,.'I 49,, ,.,,,i;,,. a., I.,,,ar aF,.r =,
e'e'' a, III" ~ ,.,,',,,
contest WIN Heh"''r i'1r'N - ,''"''''
Of Mercer Upon the showdown senator
Prince. won by a vote of 10 }. neither Il
,h, ,s,,d;,a,.- vn,iny Mr. I.avitt'S
-. $500, Iii, ,h,,,.,,,
e"PI"'''"'' "e,' ''-""''' -,
I"wis and hummer ~"ha'"r tI'"'"
had the hacking 81 Banking aud ln~nr-
anc. ,'on,ni.siop.r Vivian VI evils
"A. u m mo in lin. for the. Presidency II
..,;,i :, =; IN
u" N"iaf" net Ne"' 'o'" -
Republican,
nh.r officers were agreed upon A.
,,lI,us S.cr.,ary William e. Murph.y
:. $500, ...i,,,,, ,,.,;,,,;, pa,,.r.,p
-, ,-,' - "a rrr,
VI o1""' Jo"'"S' '''N
of Union. supervisor ~ OiIis. tdw ara n
Sex-mith 81 Monmouth; assistant. Wilbur
4 Slo.,., ~ f:Io,,cos,.r- b,lI clark Charles
~ p,n,, - ,,,n.. N,y. cnlepda- cl.rk
nm, irtti. n .Is ar 81 Atlantic. sergeant
-, .rms G.u,d.,L,np A uoIl of Mercer.
assis,nnt .Ios.ph 4. F,trga Of Somerset
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-21
yO, VI WOWEv WE'RE ~ "a, m.
Judge stad Them sui,pGna~ti From Their
Social Eng { rmrnts

Nt"B'E"H. Y. Dec - Miss Char
lo'r- Chalmers and Miss Marion Whitman
Of New York city attended the session 81
Supreme Court III this city TODAY 40
wit n"--e. in an net ion int 'ui-d bv Ed O.
ward " simpson to recover sIOpn
damages from james y Whitman for IN =
iuri-- Sustained IN AL automobile arc.-
dent When 'h. case. Was called Yesterday
the defendant lawyer told Judge Mills
that the Misses chalmers and Whitman
could not IL. present today a. they had
social engagement III New York
Take th. subpPnas with Won when
YOU go back a New York said 'he Judg.
'O he lawyer. end tell those young
ladies that ! shall expect 'h.n her" to-
retarded for social hInC1 lions They " 10
s'Om- In"v did
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-21

tonwa, Ds,in z Remember t.rttinS u. but
ln~w tie Di,fnt Want 60.

Frank CONWAY. 81 wears old. an cleo
trician. giving i>J columbus avenue ~
hi home. wa- found III front 81 ?S7 Eightn
av"niI.. -arlv Yesterday morning 10y PO-
l.C"rnau Donovan 4 IL. Vest Thirty.
seventh street station ClItchlng VI hts
hands about 81 worth IL gray hair switches
ard hair puma and marceis and hlack
rats Near bv ia. glass ot IN. hIg display
case. In front 81 Mrs. Annie NIlk'- hair
dressing shop was shattered In the
West Side police court later Conw ay
had 20 face charge. of intoNiCa'ion and
larceny He had no trouble convincing
Magistrate Appleton that he did not in
tend To steal the hair Tie was fined
$40 for intoNication
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-21
Dr,TH or puI p. >TE,E>0N.
Nairhtsman WHO Wrote sea B0oI. ami
Whose ~oa Was Horn At sea

Paul Eve Stevenson 90 Garden Citv,
l. died suddenly az III. Hotel Belmont
Yesterday morning Il pneumonia Mr.
Stevenson went TO the hotel an Monday
On his wav ~ Boston. wher" h.. Intended to-
join his wife aud 'wSlv.- wear old bnv
His illness did not appear s'arming ~
iir'' 20 br = Gthhnn- IA. hoi,.i phv-I-
CIan Who a. "nd.d him. but hi hear
was weak end he grew -uddarlv wnr-.
and died Hl,I" al The hotel hrfOr. his
family could IL. notified Mr. Stevenson
had h--n troubled with heart di-sas.
before and was ~ az the Belmont last
summer
Mr. Stevenson was known for his books
on the sea and waS ALWAYS "A lover Of sea
farIng In isy, h. sailed on the full rugged
sailing ship Bangalor go Calcutta Three
years later he took pa--ag. on the Amer
i"nn snip Cyrus Wakefield. which sailed
around the Horn to San Francisco Hi-
vii" accompanied him on this trip. and hi-
son. who was promptly nick named Little
Jack HOrner- was born on the. rriD Mr.
on marin. matters. A deep Mater
VOYAGE" BY WAY u Gap. Horn and
The Rac" for the Emperor Cup This
last book ~ tss suggested Ia Mr. St.y epson
after n" had Crossssi the ocean in IN.
yacht Ailsa. ON ned by the lat. Henry -
Redmond. IN III" Kaiser ocean vach,
race Of 1875 Among IN. fellow pas
s@ngers II Mr. Stevenson wers. Gr.nvi III.
Kane and Henry R-uf-r'Iahl. tn. marin.
artist.
Mr. Stevenson was born IN this city in
isss ard prepared for coii.g. az 'h.
Columbia Grammar school H.. WAS
graduated from Columbia with the class
Of ls0s and was = member Of tn. Delta
Phi fraternity. NJ one time b. Was CON
necfrd with the commercial deiar' rI.nt
Of the shin designing firm ~ Gardner a
Co, He belonged va the New York
ach' club and served IN the model
COMMITTEE. there. lie WAS also member
% Oh. larchmont and the .ntury Clubs
lie IL survived bv his wife the son Paul
y Jr aud y sister. Mrs 4 Butler Duncan
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-21
~ iR6E GIVEN IP FOR LOST.
M Hope That Va. ~ survived the BIi,.
IarN ~ Last We~A

WOODS HoLr. Mass Dec 20 Repre-
s.ntaiiva- of IN. Consolidation Coal
Company 81 Bal'imor. hav. given UP for
lost Barge No IL. which broke adrif,
FROM 'h. tug Cumberland m Naus.r,
during IN. blizzard last Thursday night
The craft il believed 20 have founde-.d
Capt James Palmer and four men
w"r. aboard The tug~ CrimberIa and
Georges Creek. which have beer search
ing for IN" barge. put IN AZ Vineyard
Haven tonight and the Cornpany'a rep
r-s"nfatIve- announced that no fiir, her
efforts would w. made 20 find the missing
vessel The tugs covered radius Of
2G mil 80 m their search