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FsS ss<FV pEf FHs ssVF 80 =
FS roe vB Fag Pt1gHgVr
Fssss siswf~ssats shss es~,s - ra~ts
s~sss - gss- sas1 40 go % gvs~us-t
$50 msfs sss@af~~a Patrst1sa
~uIsu8sm~pf - ~ mst~~tism . WHfts

~ ss,i-~ s-ns .,is f-usn F,sis-- H-s.i-
utars~rs 80 ni4hf s-nstnE fnstr t-si-
s-aants fss,sp go .hss-s-st $3.50 q 49,
't-s~-siv- hsir-aut ~ st~-s atfv n saa-e~sf
ps-~ta-ss s-sstrias fsss arss srssi- 60
'--siv~s fs.ss fhsis o. - . r--s 49, 81
H~sskprsgs-@- - f,,sinsnns tss rsv-ua-ut
80 o. 80 ant t-snsfssrisa . 'hss~-siv-
a-raranf snsi .sssu- ts-afr .sf--siv~- -
prsnnarv unsfsrfn-yi ,hrsy
fh- orsi.g 49, q @~.grs sn- s-st-si ~
inL.--tuf H,l-.~ll sft-s talss -tth Psiis-s
Casnals-,ra=s RaA-s N falis~- aarst
sft~v ~ stohtis.n "a fhs PLAIN rinth~s
man tnaf N. t-s--tiy- b,tr.at sss 81 n
. treunos ia-t niHht ssssn- - no ru-- o.
fr~sa H~ashriart-r- 30 rh- nfuns ant y
was th- e~nsrai s,t-p,.'aa as n,gh' that
th- transfers s-f~ nsit Q h-sinnina
Th- n~a uhs s'ta-r sno-s as- fotir ars'
xrasi- detectives uho q. frusn Heal
unsrssrs amt " - wear a. distant
pf~-tns-ts wh-r- fh-v OIL rsnk unlv 80
ossisnarv l-sfrolrn-n TIE faur w~s- sasd
laas niGhf 20 - ~tia,-ra Nciv-r uhs ss-
90 Cosnmi-.ioasv Bak-ss o~n sssa snd
uho so~a - 'h- Nisssns,~r sy-au- station.
D-,-rttv-- B-,-k Eslwar,i troE snri t'hsrl~.
Z. ksar
IN. four bsutspan,. oil .lF~r NJ hs.-
10 psv Lieut. NIEi-' Ram PstFtck
. Darcy = " t'~vov and = Rstdv
arc .a,d 20 10 th- men
Only oR- s-tevtive --rr-anr - chnns~d
S~rs' James Don1h ,. ~tli -till Co. ~
o. SIS a y~sr M matter -h-r- ~ ko~s
The bunrh ~ detectives wnb on as.',m
ING uniform will md themselves I,atrol-
men with a. much money but routine
that hamp-r- their mo, -m-n'- are 70
ported % - Fr~,i-rtrk Williams James
Skshar. ti~urE- D--k~T ttNln D lnK
laad. James u Ryan k,udsllJ Msarthv
James I MCNulty. James J tOok Jshn
Oliver JAMES D. Murtha. James y O'Sul-
ivan aud Detectives SAndfori. JOrletf
RAJ Ra--ky snd Horton Murtha gO--
from the bronN detective buTssu 10 the
hunN Park rtttIon. where he vii meet
Nc sstsy. ShS c'.siis- from itsa1i'I'iaftcr-
SkehAn. England aud D'Nullivap all 90
from Head, riATtsrs 20 the AieNand~T
avenue station McNultV - due 10 AZ
rive % the Morri>anla station The Other
assignments are not vet knosn in-
order goes Into effect a. o'clock on Sa'
uTday morning
Seventeen pa,rolm.n front tn. various
precincts haV. hs~n ordered To- report
AZ Headquarters for detective duty
THIS - a Temporary assignment aud will
List in most css-- toT thiTty days Hat
Il any of them do any really notI lie IL"
tecting they NAV 10 r''as-ixn-,i and
IN the CouTs- IL tam. u~COm- fixtures
AZ the seats of th. mighty
James ! Burke ~ N" Morri-Iuia sta
ton ard G-orE~ J Silver of the West
chester station are said 80 - two ~ 'h~se
and the story among their friends Was
ihat they had been mad" nrSt grade de
t-ctvey With boost from o. 80 to $3.50
In In. Bronx u Na> -sId that some Of
The Detectives a. TIE branch bureau WhO
had teen ordered two weeks al 60 20 max.
report Of their achievements Tor the I~-'
~ months hsC .,Ld To frequent the freight
-aTts to get enough a Trs-ts TO look well
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-01

GSs@ss-.ss a.ss-ua--s go -ssss-ss
60 ppssaIses alnumss~s $685.

ilafiaf rfss ussFafsss - 80
fa~ras Ets- ~ W Iisy,t-fi-srF-
10 Chsns-fnss q ~ Es-i-rss-s. sss.-
- go Hssl~s a ssnsn.ms 81 80 n eiassh
see aft-ru.as - .ssfs-hs-- go hsssiars
~ s-~t-~--f 49, anau.ssi sifa4fiaa ana
astt fAaf 80 snsstaf n----asrr tnei-r
80 So hstsis-s sse-~siazi faaf - ass
rssr ~ fBfssas
M --rlaassasf @aponsnfrtr-s far -
40 a@~af v-as NJ sod w-rs ffs1 ~ CD
hsis 49, sssslsi ~ap@asnnsr~s s~ss sniy
atsi ras asa i-sstaH q airpisrs - - - 90
IN H-s=aas 90 v~sr 49, Efas - -
snsi th- r-~~tpts - - ~ ~aa - Hargh
--s- San - 90 -sstss t~asss q
IN $500
u. Chsausllnr 80 eh@~rei -hsa -
saaasd thai n. hasi airsasly stp~sa asrf
80 a-a.it sna thaf sv~rvtAiaa p-siaf~t
o. . .siasn ~ sfasts
ne a~afss Hncreass str-stsiif ri's
80 fas ih- saw. shish 80 fasls0sa
h = rrcailssl thaf ~ tsa9 ths thsn Chan-
eslhss a Tho . tsh-,,si-r rs-iga-a rash~r
than a@.-af 20 49, naval estimates q
an euoE rhi- v~ar they aasans ~
En 90 90
ne Cbaa--ihsr anaossc~i thas there
-,Yiii - ~ fs-hiesson w ~. vhi-Asy tau.
a., pete the i--r-a-- ~ ths rsvso,is 81
ft.sepsa th- d-c sas-I ooaatuptsoa
"a hs CO. 90 salissa- % ~hi-k-y. ~ said
apasi tc~-i ~ tn wsli h~sns "a ths p~spts
Drtntsane-- ~ ir~iand and SsotlAnl Do
er~a..,i immediately ~ = srsaf sstsat
af,-r the ,ncr-a-- n ths ,zz. .aid Mr
LLyy,i u-prs- AMI a e hAnc-lior ubo
uo..Gl reduce ,h. tax souii b. guilty %
q cr,rn- against tho state
To D acas- tho I-,-h sh~ Aane-lloT cad
n. had agreed - cuatrtbuts Ey,s. noo 10
trehnd's r-vsnu-. watch uas ssIuival~at
- tho d-cr~a.- in the rsvru,p- from shis-
Lev due o. the ne rvas~d taHatton
la coaehi-ion tbs, Chane~llor estifnats-i
he rtp~nslifuFr. Tor IN. n~tt h-cal year
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s'r'-sur. -,li - 10 go . ~-ss trsus 49,,
$40 av
N-ar ne sau@sn FRafs % o uaaarai
nathithssffs sht~h 80 stoxss savs W
NaaN So feFfa-r lanrlaeaps arvhtfsgt 20
re ragN AL aiwaga plann@i - 80
VI Nus@r hssNss ~ uititnmRmiY ~sErv aIf
rlsn ~ turstnH The pf~s~stf -4ts - ths
ttNsfn In assfsh@sttun yah tha no uf q.
snnuhfh~tfrs iata shsf b t~rus - gr~af
.nfl.ir r-~uff NpsaAina - thts flan hs
aafl
u stn invuiv~ he fran-fsrniaaisn %
th- tar -rm ntn ssn-h q p~opls's r~fresh
ul-nf AMI ntftatr fs~srf - the etfV has
EYER aaowu u . disarars that me
oh. s'trnhl~tt-sn hsrss sh@.ts noS on
he hor i-r ~ Nouns - Wheat ~hosihi
bite the h~i.ifffth otIshsok rA.a th-
1onimh-tun~v tel into q r~x-ris ovsr NJ
plans. ant st.~utking o,it &C - Dream sAi,i
s--s unsi~r th~ Hnoonnaht sparkhna
9Th ~is--trte hehts. an epsa paw iltsn
illssi Nth p~opb- @afina AMI drtnktna.
lust~t "a 90 N. Eu~~ts-st nitI.tr 0nd gain Z
but ov~r mountain amt wai~r
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-01
10 mar THILBRsN p,u.
'aH fss Wsse, 10 assp op~a S,ses. fss
lhs Neanasaess


thsr~ are a 10, ~ hot F,tl- tast Ssd-r-
whom tho Pars- and Fairgrounds A->o
cation b. waiting Tor chance to help
IN. Counsel - On~ Hundred. % uhich
Mis- Pauline Robinson 81 y W~-t Tairty-
s~venth ssr~ct 70 secretary aud treasurer
IA. hseR hoping that me ctty ~ouid sup
ply fund. hut u hasn't
Tso Thousand childrsn played Last
summer ln a vacant bit AZ RvinEton and
Cannon streets hat th- assOcfation AA-n 2
bs-n abb IN op@n y up this year Tn.
youngsters broks down tbs gate and
--t al their ptsv uithnut anything to
play With or anybody 10 k-sp them ia
order Miss Robinson ). ready 90 spend
ts0O VA Ca-- NeS Workers give " to her
t1 hire play leaders for the children
The association has four roof plav
grounds IA various parts of New York
To set them guing properly and to keep
up tho work Of thu Guild of Play. which
ass len opeTating seventeen PLAY c~n-
tres. the association need- S.1D The
roof plsygTounds are on thu Warren
Goddard House. EAst Thirty fourth street
the Phipg- ten~msnt IN Ea-t Thirty
ar-t -t,eet. the Children. Aid society
school IN West lhiTty-eiGhth street
and The Music School Settlement IN Third
street
Ali.s Robanson will accept contribu-
tons. and 20 will James 4 Ren~ick
treasurer Of the Parks and Fairgrounds
Association. iI:1 Broadway
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.OOD.B 10 m NORM HriC.
! New ,be,s and Ther Frie0ds BId FareW sii
10 the Hsusr = superintendent.

Sgpt ErIdoIph Heig Of III" NewSt-oy :
HON. ~ - Chambers street gave his
farewell dinner fts' nigh 20 about two
hundred boys and his friends after hold
ing the plac" for thir'yfve years.
TIE boys large md small fa' and ihin
young and old. were as usual attended
10 first They ate rnd cheered for two
hours.
Then Mr. and Mrs. Heig gave a dinner
10 hi. associates and friends. after which
came the speeches.
William Church Osborn. president ~
the Childrrn's Aid Society. thanked Mr.
He.g for the attention and devotion ne
had siyen The iOp. 90 boys who had passed
under his eyes in the last thirty-five years
Ever, Jansen Wendell and Edward Mex
Whiting also spoke. Charles Ionng
Brace and Robert NJ. Brace. sons NJ the
founder % the society. were present.
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Nsfaaas esllaseaa8 - U111sg9 pnWfanal
s~s Ssssg Fss-s wyssaas Sau,sv 80
eaNnsassg eWsasy espsss woaD@stia
~ ~ 0sn~s Wspas masSae9 500
u-.sssf 800 Bs.-.ss {. 80 -
fassss 1ans - Ia -sis a. Chrissis .
q - .supsssaas ealiswstsa - us-1sru
a ts~ nnrdl.sa sad ustfeh srassla -
Esanaa ~ 80 hs- Aisssasis~ rsssaH
h-esa ts-day
r~~asy csrs,. H-a5aasaa 81 Ne -
sod f,nala9 10 ss ~ hsstahs ths~s
prirum-
q ths~tvssf o laasi4sap- stss o
asti-s ssr~asR n shieh q 800 q staasiiaa
tss sthsr cg~s az 81 80 baaas. 80 a.
80 foas - tr-s, 81 ths icft q p-asans
s~sTias q I'D eap - s~at~st % nnuss ruran
h-a-sth ~ shasls % arus sv~fhaaaina
trs-. ~, neh-- ~ ~ a-bs-s Ss.sto
IN. W~s.i CtIatsv E1.IoR -M>tin@'
10 Prnssmps. ~ .suB ne Mat. a. sss.
-Uhas~sa rhi-vry.- a. 80 -soisal CssisA-
sas sts~p, -iosaviIl- ssr Marns efsss.
~rhs Tt.h~rnan kS1s -Noass - b
F~rm~- kiaso. -Ls Aatm' EseS .
Iaasi.4-aV-. 60, -Na.a Pre- du lac. :
ImNNMEMtl9t
E7a7. "Ths Pata 20 tA- village E1t0
Wear Fcsi-in-hlsaa' so ne h.y.
re. "F.r'. B,ailiiass.- ara. a lad
-caP-. a. insh-s ~ g. aches. Siees
another hndsoaPs. 20, inches BY -
inches. E3ss
fougte-a paabl Enys sold for k5.i1s
The hiGh-.s price vas a. t7s, ~Aieh vas
,aid Zoe u InoasiAtiaa Cattle Graning.
s,In--s.' by tho sams artist. broaGht
a. s1s. and -Ths Hank u q Rivss.' a. -.
me lowe-a pric~A we're r-ahnsd on
Coast Scea- Near Utr~cht' and Sea
hAthinE.- sach u whieh brought Az
D,aE's p,ct0s-- brought these price,
An OpsniaE IN ~. FOrvss. fsss: -rurh-
i-h Wonsen.- f-si. -SazAnas al Rain. :
f2iO. -Un- Fets Champatrs. fTSt
Harp,gniss psctAIrss brought thsss
prices. -s.atisr . ~ Puv@.- a. Az;
-Ens, dl Spr.- EIse. autumn KSoa
PAysaG. rOis-r,s.- K2Ot. -sunsss. .
sisi - River SCsas- ga. The village
Church r71: -Ths Pond.- f17s.
JO=sf Israsl.s Tn. Fishsrmso's WIFE
brought f3.se5 The same artists On
tn. Dlne.- went Tor EssI. -hstour de
champs e,si Tn. jacques a shsp-
held and Ills Flock sold for Es.5. The
iepin. p,ctuTe-. % which there were
eight. vent for prices varying betwe~n
As; for the highest and ala for the lowest
Near Dosdr.chI by J Mars. brought
A., s4O. and J Mille,s The shepherd.
sss' Al Toe
Other prices we're MauVs's a Shep-
herd and sheep. GS3S. and the sam r
lists The WheeIbarrow.- E2t2 A a.
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TtLi 10 DEuiND on aRLTO>
um ASL for Hia wuhin the Port, Da,s
nequired bS Treaty

Sp,s'Ii Cas'S Dsspai'. 70 THE SIS
ROM. June O.-lt ~ SAID officially
that the Ministry Of Justice will formally
demand the extradition Of Porter Charlie on
from the United States within forty days
from the date II his arrest. IN accordance
With the provisions Of the ItsIo- American
treaty Of June II. 1884. The exact date on
which tho writ will be issued has not been
divulged. a. the necessary documents
have not vet been received from Como
II the delay in securing these documents
10 prolonged the writ will lie cabled instead
OF mailed to " Washington.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-01
CIBt'S M DGET PISSED.
Gees Through Practically as O. wss sub
miteed Last NSN ember.
Sp,ciaI Casl, D,spa'cn :, rHE SIS

Spsrial Cdds Dsspdfch q THE SJN
HAVANA. June 10 The joint committee
Of the Senate and House Of Representa-
tivae have agreed upon the budget prac-
tically a. President Gomez submitted
IL last November. eliminating all the
amendments made by the HOuas during
many months OF discussion which effected
a saving Of about 81 900 .OOO chiefly by
the reduction OF Aalarios.
Both houses approved the conferess'
report and passed the budget. which
was later signed by President Gomez
The total amounts N tai 10000. The
surplus h estimated at -. 50 .0oo. which
Win - devoted 20 public works The
Conservatives did not attend tbs session
Of the Ho,ise ~ Representative ard
tn Speaker was Obliged IN make a srecial
effort 20 procure a quorum of L'terals.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-01
Int-rnst,oaa, Aviation Csrsre.. Quit.

SPECIAL Csbis DsSpafcA 70 THT SCS.
PARIS. June 5o.-The International
aviation confsrencs which opened on
May ~ has suspended work indefinitely.
Their are numerous questions 20 be
settled. each Of which wiIl require long
discussion. and the delegates find IL inn
possible 60 remain here longer Nothing
definite had been agreed upon up TO tne
time Of adjournment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-01
TIE wan street ''Evea,ns Sun. .

The Wall Street edition Of THE EVENING
SUN contains all the financial nsws and
the stock and bond quotations tn the Close
OF the market The closing quotations,
including the hid and asked prices. With
ADDITIONAL news matter. are contained Aleo
IN the nj ght edition of THg EvGHINo Sos.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-01
yEIGBER PLEADS GIHTr
And Importer Q. Convicted Of nder
,stuinx Rigs and Cheese.

4 verdict OF guilty ga. returned late
Yesterday afternoon by . jury IN the
United States Circuit Court against Sta
mats n Stsmstopoulo-, q Greek i'm
porter Of figs and cheese at 100 Broad
street accused Of getting in goods on
false entries Simon j. Mesoall. an as
sistAnt customs weigher AZ the Bush
DOCKS IN Brook lyn, indicted with him
pleaded guilty.. and sentence vas sus-
nanded
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-01

The alsries 81 the Fourth" seem
enhanced to the man who. no matter
where he does Or m what sort %
company he finds himself. - sure
that he Is dressed Just risht."
Blu, that qualification depends not
alone upon the cool comfort that GAR
ments Of tropical weight" afford.
They must be designed to lend an ar
Of individuality and Of good taste.
And they must De tailored to retain
through every test Of temperature and
service thei. eriSina! shapeliness.
Our craftsmen are fitted by training
and experience to create garments
that illustrate the possibilities OF an
exceptionally high standard.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-01

Wghest temperature. W. ~ y ~
v,sHIN0ToS V0aRcAsr Tos TO DaT AND TO
MoRRov
Eoy ,ss's-n Nsr lsyh. re DtF,rid Sf Co S"'hsa
saf'srn PSTHsUirdHse. Nsw JsTssb. DeiSuev
vqyy'sns ana Vtrssa1a. ssasvalV rs'' SHS cor
n, .,s ,,--, % .ay s-s - -4srroH. hss'. rarasi'
ufnfs
For Nsw KaEland. Gsasraily fair - dAy and ~
marrow Hgnt variable winds. nostly westerly
For western zee york ara western re1nsgi
ania g-rsrAI7 'siy snd Tonunued uasr - las
.sa - rorrep nHn'. vsrabis wtnds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-01
CRE, 10 sr.i ron TIuE
" 10 Remain Go, ernor-t!eneTaI % Canada
Iniu ConRaught Can Come.

-'TFFT|s 7 w IIFNT'Tf' - 7 W. y =
IoSDoV. June % 1t is SAID unofficially
iht Earl Grey. Governor General 81
Canada. has agrc,si to retain his post
until the Duke Of Connaught uncle Of
King George II able to replace him.
II - Understood that the Duke Of Con
naught will 60 10 Canada after the coro-
nation Of King George next summer.
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TO ENFRANCHIsE WOMEN.
Primo Minister Asauitb says Commons
WI Debate sub jeet In July

.,B,stri Clb's DS'D nfcS - TVS SUN
LONDON. June ~ In the House Of Com
mons this afternoon Prime Minister AZ
auith announced that the Government
proposed Ia adjourn Parliament at the
end Of July and that Il would reassembls
in November July II and u. he -aid.
you'd he devoted to the second reading
Of the women's enfrAnchisement bill.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-01

SAS JUAS. p. r.. Juns SOB. NJ. Hall
the en- Kincer Of the United States RecIama-
ton Service who was sent to Porto Rico
to manage a 5000. 90 irrigation project
On the south side Of the island. has re-
signed He has completed the work.
which has taken three years. and will re-
turn TO America.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-01
Fart, Italian bronze. .ue,Iened on

Sp,c,H Csbis DsSpdfoh 10 THS SuN
I.oSDoN. June ~. Tn" stanton col
lection % early Italian bronzes vas sold
at auction to-day. One figure 81 . hel-
meted man Aold for 81 2O5.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-01
Nearly 100000
School Children

turned loose TO-DAY N New York
Teachers have sent W names Of hun
dreds m urgent need 81 Fresh Air
Outing to prevent breakdown and
loss of grade.
How msny WIll ,ou END from hot
crowded tenement 10 our cool brac-
ing Sea Breeye Home AZ t2-60 Wcek'
n $ MiB'urn, Treas Room ~. M
lns 3 I'd 81 New Nork
THE COSDITIOS ~ THE POOR
q. ~ LrON CITTINs.. President.
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FRENCH CARNEGIE GIFTS.
Grants Presented tn widows % BEaNe
Victims % Parts FLOODS.

PAWS. June N Tho French Carnegie
Foundation COMMITTEE. n Loubet IRE
siding. to-day gave ts frat money grants
- widows Who-e husbands perished IN the
PARIS food under heroic circumstances.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-01
D.L. Of s1~rmeat.rennerr. Dead.

,DsfTH Cibl1 DefD1'rA 20 THE NuN
PAsIs. June W 49, Gaspard Aim" Charlie.
Roger. seventh Duke Of Clermont Ton.
perre. died to-day He was born in 1872
His death pIunRe- the best French FAM.
lies into MOURN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-01
yEWPliYFACESN TIE PAM
.Hfguf1t tNB WADfNs Py~5
run tNB W EsF ~

f s.H. .HsssFr ~t.ssr Fepr~fs @sss -
20. .s, -y.4.,stisss ftis sas'ss $500 pwss
..HHrT.t ftss~ ~ Fe~~ s-sss~us~sss
assnsfs suas nasisftsa N~xt
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Outing g. Vacation Clothes for Men

Linen Suits our models at. $50 to $500
White or fancy flannel Suits: single N m a., aaoo
double breasted or Norfolk models } -O'O0 ~ "''O0
Suits of silk mercerized materials $500 TO 5000
Alpaca Coats at Observation-Disclosures. $50 to 800
Silk Coats in black. natural pcnSee or soo IN So
the newest striped effects. al. ..... WV - O
Trousers of white or fancy flannels ut 500 to $50
Trousers of other light weight materials. $50 to 500
Trousers Of khaki. az .......... ZOO. $50 to $50
Trousers OF white duck at........... 1853 ESQ
Tan rubber Coats for travelling ordinary uses 500
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The Duk. vas a chevaler 81 the Legion
Of Honor and q member 81 the French
Society Of Archaeology and the SOcieiy Of
Diplomatic History.
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Two & three garment Suits for Men !
at SIS to SIS.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-05-06
A Culinary TRAGEDY.

Whats the matter. dear?" asked
Mr. Justwed as he came into the honse
and found his wife crying as IL her
heart would break.
u am so discoura ged.' she sobbed.
What has bothered my little wife:"
II worked all the afternoon making
custards, because l knew you were so
fond Of them. and-and''- Here she be-
gan weeping Historically again.
And what. dariing:"
"And they turned out to be sponge
cakes"
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-05-06
Jury Secured to Try Barr.

The jury to try the Tease of Robert
Barr, Jr., for completely In the murder
of Hiram Hedges by night riders, was
secured at Carlisle before the adjourn
ment of the Nicholas Circuit Court
Monday night.
All day was consumed in examining
men for jury service. The regular
panel was Exhausted before noon and
Judge Fryer directed the Sheriff to
summon 125 housekeepers of Carlisle.
Over seventy-five were examined be-
fore the jury was completed.
The taking of the testimony was
begun Tuesday morning and is expect
ed to consume several days. Barr is
out on the $4,000 bond approved by
the court during the trial.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-05-06
Barn and Tobacco Burned.

A large tobacco barn of George H.
McKibben, within one mile and half
of Augusta. was Destroyed by fire Tues
day morning. The barn contained be-
tween 5000 and 1000 pounds of tohac-
co, W hIch had not been pooled.
Two or three weeks ago McKibben
sold the remainder of the tobacco
grown on the same farm to Maysville
parties, delivering some by steamboat,
shortly after which night rider no
tice was tackled on the barn.
About two years ago another barn
on the same farm was burned by in
cendiaries.
McKibben has turned the night rider
notices over to the Federal Govern
ment and rigid Investigation of the
matter will be made.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-05-06
THROW OUT THELINE
Give the Kidneys Help and Many
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Throw Out the Life Line"

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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-05-06
Why is a Comet.

Why do comets have tails? is one of
the captivating problems to be discuss
ed by astronomers who will gather at
Los Angeles, CAL, next August for a
session of international associations
for solar research. These scientists
will represent nearly all nations and
it will be their first meeting since the
assembly at Meudon, France, in 1907.
The session will be he'd in the Car
negie Observatory on Mount Wilson
and the astronomers. may remain there
for months. -. -
Another of the problems is to meas
ure degrees of variation in the amount
of heat and light energy the sun
pours into the earth daily.