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GIRL TRIED ~ ICIDE ~ IOURT.
came From Friends Deathbed Ia Face
tharge and wanted Io Dir.

Frances Millar. a sixteen -y"ar odd Russ
ian girl. who disappeared from 'h" hom"
~ her mother. Mrs Rachel Miller. AZ Itr
Ludlow street. two weeks ago. was found
hy the police in Harlem With several
young men Thursday night and turned
over to representatives - the Council
of Jewish Women. an organization that
works IN the interest uf working girls
They took or 20 the Criminal Court Build
ing YESTERDAY 20 meet her mother. who
wanted her committed as an incorriEihle
In the detective bureau ~ tho DIstrICt
Attorney office tha girl tclsphon"d T."
ST Luke's Hospital and asked about N"
condition NJ patient thHre
He's dying ~aid IN" voice AZ IN"
phone -And he wants 90 49," Won
Detective Ramos sent a man with IN"
girl tIp 10 tho hospital When sh" returned
-he was taken to tho Tomls ,oirt 10 meet
her mother AZ the door of thu court
room, she -lipt,.d "A bottle 81 COrrpslN"
suhlimate from her waist and tried To-
swallow the contents hut tn" DETECTIVES
were too quick for her
When Frances saw her mother she 10
came hvstcrical and the business ~ tho
court waited until she could h" quIsted
Mrs Miller said she couldn't control her
daughter ard Magl-trat" Murphy com
mitted Frances 70 th" MaRdalen Home.
The sun., 1910-07-16
NiBBE rs M RGL.iRS.
Police Think Thry ita,r the Wen Who
tBrokc windows N Trains Passed By.

som. if'v hiryaries have been COM
INITIAL IN IN" last sIN months n the Fulton
street shopping district Of Brooklyn.
Each had the common feature OF = store
window smashed while elevated trains
were passing.
Yesterday afternoon detectives from
the Brooklyn Headquarters arrested two
men lr front Of IA saloon on Fulton street
near Richmond place The men war"
carving packagsS Of ostrich pluues
worth siJN Tags on tn" pluines showed
that they hai come from several different
shops
Th" police say IN" prisoners confessed
- i've such burglaries They SAID they
wsr. Edward klyne. - years Old. of
?3l Sacket' street. and Frederick =
Glavin. - years old of ~ N"randa placp
Glayin says ne Used o. he Unitsl States
weigher Tn" police Say klyns WAS
arrnst,.,i about q year ago m connection
with a robbery in a clothing store IN
uI~u straat near Columbia lie MAS
INDICTED hut jumped his hail and skipped
~ 80 ireland he returned last April
Judge Foster. sitting ~ the County,
Court. remanded klyne To- IN" Raymcnt
street jail without bail. Gllvin was
locked up in the adams street police
station
The sun., 1910-07-16
HiRFfELD SAYS G4YNOR.
IN -s;o,ernor Of Nary land sees Mayor n
Presidential Nominee IN 1917.

Ex-Gov Edwin Warfiald of Maryland.
who arrived yesterday with his wife hv
the Cunarder LusitGnia. said he regarded
Mayor Gaynnr a. one Of the most likely
nominees for the Presidency by ths Demo
cratic convention two years hence. Mr..
Warfieli said he did not know the Mayor
personally hut that he had followed h ~
c.1raer bv reading the newspapers and
that he would loom lsrg" a. "A Presidential
possibility.
PrInC'. Nicholas Ghika. a memher of
the Rumanlan Parliament. also ~ passenger
10y the lu-ltania. - gong with his friend.
Can't e. T.. Radcliffe of IN. British Life
Guards ~ lmun fishing IN British Column
biA and Gag game hunting M AlaskA
Tho Prince Said ~. beltaved the Liberal
party "a RumauIa would IL, soon sup
planted 10y the Conservative RumaniA
was unusually prosperous and PEACEFUL.
said h"
other arrivals nv the LiIsiiani' were
I;ertrIds Hoffman,. the actress. who SAYS
-ne II going ~ give up vaudeville to 90
into lagItimtt" drama ~ th. h"ginning
IL the 1911 s..a>on. Col. r. ~ l. Goddard.
Mr. and Mrs Henry " Bull. Mi aud Mrs.
J Rich steer Mr. and Mrs. j Midensr.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Nelson Page. Bishop
Iawrenc,. and Mrs Lawrence. MIR and
Mrs Robert HU, Mr.. and Mrs ". O.
Fayarweatn"r Dr Willard Rarrlett and
capt. and Mrs. Frederick Guest.
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morning aud left abou, O'Clock III the
afternoon
heii to-morrow instsai OF July IS The
autopsy has been finished except an
analysis for possiole poison
4 womon With whom Miss IL Neve
lodEet prior to her joining Crippen says
that Mir= l.e Neve showed her a ring
Crippen gave her IN August last year
and said she MAS engaged To- hIm. The
woman, knowing that Mrs. Crippen was
alive. asksl for All explanation. and Mise
IL Nev" replied that Mrs, Crippen was
Threatening Ia go To America with another
man. Thea Crippcn would divorce her
ant marry Miss IL Neve. She wept
When the lan6llady wBrnei her Of engag-
IrE herself To man whose wife was
living.
Miss Ie Neve told the landlady in Janu-
airy that Mrs. Crippen had gone. and that
Crippen had begun steps 20 Obtain
divorce. Ore evenIng two or three weeks
later Miss L. Neve arrived with CTIppen
and showed the landlady " edding ring
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HtRRI n. THtU'S iPPEiL.
court of appeals to Decide whether TIE
shall tse Transferred From Matteawan.

ALBANY. July Is Attorney -Genera
O'Malley. Il was announced to-day
has been serv I'd ith notice Of argument
IN the appeal 20 the Court OF Appeals
tax en- by Harry X Thaw from the decision
OF the Appellate DIV vIslon. supreme Court,
Second Department. IN the litigation
with the object Of securing
Thaw's transfer from the Matteawan
State Hospital for Insane Criminals
A. the last OF series Of attempts Ia
secure his freedom from the restraints
Of Matteawan ThaW's attorneys last
spring secured from supreme Court
Justice TompkIns an order appointing
William Van Name an attorney from
New burgh. as referee 10 take testi-
mony ON charges made by Thaw ~ his
alleged ~ treatment az Matteawan. The
referee was To report as to the adv stability
Of ordering Thaw transfer To another
institution
Attorney General OMalley took an
appeal from the order Of Justice Tomp-
kins appointing the referee. Contending
that the proper remedy was tor Thaw
to have made application through the
State LunaCv CommISSIon. Deputy
Attorney GENERAL Frank lin Kennedy
argued the case on APPEAL for the State
before the Appellate DIV iSion and decision
reversing the order Tor the reteree
appointment followed
fhaw . attorneys. Morschauser a Hoys-
radt of Poughksepsie. took an appeal
from the decision ot III" Appellate Division
TO the Court Of Appeals and the case -
being hurried ard will come before the
highest court when II meets the. latter
part Of September
The sun., 1910-07-16
Win ,DO HONORS DICKINSON.
ReceptiOa and Tinin fOr Visitors In spite
sT the Heat In Toxic.

Npfcil ta'ir B'spifcA 70 w wv
TOXIC. July Is Secretary OF War
Dickinson. Gen Clarence Edwards chief
OF the bureau OF insular Affairs. and the
other members OF the American party
arrived here from Honolulu to-day.
There - an elaborate programme for
their entertainment.
MIR O'Brien. the American Ambassa-
dor and Vice Admiral Saito will give
dinners IN their honor Lieut. Gen Terra
uChI. the Minister OF War. who Is also
Resident General for Corea. is at Seoul
and in his absence his chief Of stan will
entertain the Secretary Of War at luncheon.
There will be an imperial audience and
tffin tomorrow. This is an exceptional
attention on the part of the Emperor. as
court functions are usually nRidly s'is-
pended during the hot summer season
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MONGOLIs FLOaTS AGAIN.
Parifc Liner Was In . Had Position ~
suruEa, q .Iapanese Tea Port.

.,rrri1i Cd''s D'spGich n THE SrS
TOXIC. July Is The Pacific Mail liner
Mongolia went ashore AZ Suruga. a port
where st.amshIps occasionally call for
cargo.- of tea last night. She was
foateb today
The vessel struck while leaving the har-
hor Sh. WAS for a tim" IN a bad posi- e
ton
SAS FRASCIsoo July IA Cable Pdvice-
tn the local Offices Of the Pacific Mail steam
ship Company announced yesterday that
IN. steamship Mongolia had run ashore on
a HandsDit near ShImlzu on the west coast
Of JFEan bst IA s...n NokU hama and Kobe
The big steamer landed on tn. spit ~ 3
O'Clock IN the morning Later de--
patches said she wa' roated on this
morning
The vessel is uninsured. according to
4 frye assistant general manager
of the Pacific Mail service No one was
IN njured and thsr" was nothing even re-
-efnbling a panic on board All the pas
-engerS were asleep he says. and knew
nothing ~ the mirhap until they came to
breakfast
a portion of the 60 l. bein G removed
now. said Frye. in order 60 tighten the
ship and We expect 20 have her efoRt
again 10y tn o-rnOrroW or next day az latest
The Mongolia was sailing from loko-
hama Ia kpb-. hone~ ard bound. having
LEFT HOngkong on July 4 There are
fifty first class passengers on board and
perhaps a hundred steerage passengers
II - Soped she will arrive at her home
pc I AZ practically the same date for
which Ve was scheduled.
PacIfi Mail officials have not been ad-
vised ol the cause of the steamer = run
ming ashor" II - supposed. ho~eN er.
that owing Ia darkness the navigating
oftic.r EaS unable tO discern low lying
~and@plt- near the shore line
This is not the first time the Mongolia
has met with an accident In september.
iOdS. she ran ashore on the Midway ls-
lands Assistance was sent from various
POINTS The United States transport
Buford arrived first and the passengers.
who had landed on the barren island.
were taken to h.r IN rowboats through
three miles and a half Of surf She brought
them 10 san Francisco.
Later the Mongolia. which at the time
was ono Of the fuest vessels ia the Pacific
trade was fOated and proceeded to san
fr.nris.u. which shs reached with her
hold full of water. In April 1871. the Mon
gullL went ashore m HRyatoma STRAIT On
the JAPANESE coast. hat got Od without
sustaining any serious damage.
The sun., 1910-07-16
4. J.. WISNERS ASSETS.
Two Rings and . watch. He Testines IN
supplementary ProceedinSs.

4 L. Wisner ~ \ l.. Wisner 4 -. q.
with Offices az ~ Wall street. testified in
supplementary proceedings in IN" Su-
preme Court yesterday regarding an IN O.
satisfied Judgment against hlm held by
Alexander BeRg thst he has no real "r
personal property and no mort "a ge- or
bonds Mr. WIsner who in 1917 had mines
in mind that according TO his booklets
were gilt edgrd and would surely yield
profits and dividends amounting to fully
SIS on OOO and more. now poSss-aes ac-
CordinR ~ his testimony. one diamond
ring Cnawned for sI25l ono diamond ring
'pawned for tl75I. one gold watch ,pawned
for sISD. all of which. he says. are worth
twice the price in pledge There ~ much
litigation az present over Judgments
against him he said
The sun., 1910-07-16
CANADA PAPERS NEEDN'T CORY.
ButiIes Death Notice Was a Fake Gotten
Up ny Himself Tor a Reason.
This notice was printed yesterday IT
, unprninu naDar

by
This notice was printed yesterday in
a morning paper.
BuTTLE suddenly. July IT, 1910. John
u Bu'tle. 80 wears, of c's Madison street q,
brooklyn Notice of funeral hereafter
Please omit flowers Canadian papers ple1se
copy.
IL was learned Yesterday at the Madison
street house. which il occupied by William
W Buttle a brother of the man whose
death was announced. that John n
Buttle did not pass away suddenly hut
- alive and IN excellent health and also
that he is himself responsible Tor the
insertion of the fake death notice.
Mrs William ". Buttle said that her
husbands brother formerly lived in the
house hut for some tim. has occupied
"A furn ish.ad room IN Manhattan.
MIR Butts.- she said. -telephoned
here yesterday and said that he was goIig
20 have a death notice published anon'
himself We didn't think he would do
~ foolish a thing and paid no more atten-
ton To it until the notice appeared tats
morning 1, does look like the act ii
AN insane person. bat he ~ not insane
lie had good reason for doing ~ lac did
know the reason bat can say what
II Is.
Mr. Buttle il living in a hoa riding house
at 3UI West Forty-siNth street tie said
last night that his wife LETT New ! ork
sIN months ago To visit sister. Mrs
George & Ross. at Calgary. canada, ,
taking their eight year-old child with
her He said that they had qIsrrellcd
more or less before She went away He
didn't know where she was and he put
the death notice IN the newspaper. hoping
that n would attract her attention aud
bring her hack to him.
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the vail street Evening sun. &"

The Wall Street edition of TIE EyENI%G
SvS contains an the financial news luI
the stock and bond quotations e. the clos"
IT Tho market The closing qUotitiu"-.
including the bid and asked prices. win
additional news matter. ara contained tl-p
IN the night edition u THE EVESING SCN.
The sun., 1910-07-16
EtRL GREr PRAISES C,NtD..
But warns England against spurious
Prctenders in Her Name.

NpSrfri Cabir Dfsr1frh - IHE StS
LoSDON. July - Earl Grey was enter
tained AT Liverpool last night on the eve
of emharkinR on the steamer Empress Of
Britain en- route To ottawa 20 resume
his pn@t 81 Governor General of canada
He said that during his stay in England
he had found canada was certainly the
-bAll. ~ the bill Everybody was
an NOUS to dance with her hut he had
warned the seekers Ia mind that they were
dancing with the right partner
canada was 80 prosperous that u was
quite possible that imp"sfors would Try
to p-rsonate her Therefore u was de-
sirabi. for anybody making an invest
ment in the Dominion To make sure he was
NJ, dancing with AN impostor Any one
who got canada a. a partner would have
the hest dance IN his life.
The sun., 1910-07-16
MING GEORGE F.,ORS COLONIES.
Their Agents 20 Have Prominence as AM
bassadors at Opening Of Parliament.

IoSpoN. July rs King George has
directed that the representatives Of his
over seas dominionS shall henceforth
have the same prominence at the opening
ot British Parliaments as foreign Am
bassador-. who are provided with special
places al such functions
Heretofore the representatives Of the
British domlnions beyond the seas have
had 20 take their chances II getting
seats IN the strangers galleries.
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Hail Moon salts Around the Battery.

Conveyed 10y the naval tug Narkeets
and manned by a retired navy gunner
and three sailors. the quaint replica oi
Henry Hudson's Half Moon sailed down
tho Fast River from the Brooklyn navy
yard shortly after O'Clock yesterday on
her way To- Ionkers, where she will ba
moored on Alpine Landing. No cere-
monies marked the departure II the Hall
Moon from the navy yard. Ferryboai-
footed salutcs and the Narkestl replied
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ueat Cau.r. Drath Of DIamond CmIrr

Juseph Weening. a diamond cutter of
la Fast F.ighty-SiNth street. was overCorns
hy the heat while walking through Walker
street last night, 4 policeman who saw
him fall called an ambulance from tho
Hudson street hospital, but Weening died
shortly after being taken there.
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PLOT To MIL iLFONSO.
Anarchists Designed To kili Ming NJ spa In
Passing Through NaiisdoIId.

.Sp,r,h Ca6i~fDCSpi,ch 10 THE SrN
MADRTD. July Is An anarchist plot
against the King il reported to have been
discovered IN valiadolid shortly before
King Alfonso went through that city to-
day on a train hound for Segovia
An anarchist Of the name of Moya has
been arrested and several compromising
letters were found in his pockets
The police searched several houses
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Unimmigrated Boston

Now this IL most disturbing. Here's
the Mayor of Boston vearninc for "A
cosmopolitan Hub. Wants tn SEQ the
youth Of Austria Hungary svarmins
on the Common An indignant admlFsr
"i the new Athens takes mp the c,idges
with the Mayor and tells HIM what "A
great place His | nlmmigrat ell Boston
IL IN THE SUNDAY SCS
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tIg nest 70 rllFTAAlIf- W ~ " =. -
u ,sui~groN FurE",sI pa To- pAT ASH -
apsROv.

E4y sgySrr Nftr i0-S I7f STEs'H TrTHssl.
-rn.r c-rg,Igy r.t- o. fry. pg-fIY SiIHfy 10 H'1r
--t. r~r' 'rf- ..tIs rtr's. mnHly .sg''''s
Tor Sea EnglanI. partiy Cioldy 20 dav anf
probably n morrow. preceded by shower, m
no-thsrn Vermont to da!. hght 20 moderate
r>tsrN viHd.
Tor Nrs Irrsr. ucIaparr and Mar h nj
ptrff, ,IO.iy a. tAs ani ETobabb 10 morrow
continued warm Hzhl .Ar.An." Hni.
FuT me District ~ COiumbb. partly cloudy
20 ias AMI continued aarm maximum t-rp~ra
t.r. sb0.' s a~gr'rs un-''uri 20 morrow
p.ohabls -hosrT. liant variable winfN
Tor v~ tern N-N NoTA partly oiogt, 10 d.
probaU't -rUarr, 20 MORTON. ught 20 moderate
.srisu'r n.rI.
Isr .r.'-rn TrnrH.iNsrIs Hnss'"rf. WITH
Ip.sI IN Ini~r sioReT, 20 fsF ami probably Ito
morrow. ughi yaglab.s VindS
The sun., 1910-07-16
COTTON WtGE VAR OVER.
Neither Raise Nor Decrease to Re asked
in England for Fi>e Years.

NpFClI C1fIf U|fp1itH 70 IHK w
IoNUoN. JAY IS The dispute arising
from the cotton masters demand for a
s per cent reduction IN wages IN which
truce was declared owing to King
Edwards death. has been Sett@d at
JOINT meeting OF employers and opera
tIvs-
One Of the Leading terms of the settle
ment IA that neither reduction nor an
advance will he demanded for five years
The sun., 1910-07-16
FEAT or 4. $. NiIr OFFICERS.
PiIoted TraininE squadron Out of Mar.
.eiIIes Harbar without Local Help

Ie7TridI IlhIr D55pl'tH 70 IHE NUN
MARsEiILEs. July IS The American
training squadron sailed to-day for
Gibraltar
1t astonished the population by steam
ing out of tho port without the assistance
Of local pilots or tugs although the navi-
CATION Of the outlet IL difficult
The sun., 1910-07-16
Swapping Bugs With Europe

now. Japan supplies us with tho
enemv of the gypsy moth and Others.
and We send back bugs that will eat
theirs.
From the time Of dear old Ben Frank
lin on. our diplomats have always gone
SombreIv clad amidst the glitter of
foreign courts and they're proud ot
II, as an article on
The sun., 1910-07-16
The
Sun

Like little mice stole IN and out.
sang Sir John sucking in his -Rallad
Upon n Wedding, and crriously enough
Robert llcrrCk IN somewhat similar
VEN saws
Her pretty feet like snailS did creep
\ little out, and then"
But a. 10 III" priority " the concep-
ton. why, that's a nice matter for
followers nf the accomplished fact To
settle Suffice II for you that IN to-
morrow's SUNDAY SUN there's an ar
tIcls, on
The sun., 1910-07-16
DINED M GEN. KITCHENER.
4. =. Racine Nachtsmen EnteStained by
the Governor sf Bermuda.

NpfcflI C1hlf DfJ9il6h 70 Inv SUI
HaMu TON Barmuda. July IS.-Lleut.-
Gen Kitchener. Governor Of Bermuda
and brother Of Viscount Kitchener of
Rhartum. entertained tho American
yAch,smen ~ the vagrAnt and Shiye-sa
the two boats which have just finished a
race from New York 10 this place. AZ
dinner AZ the Government House last
night.
The affair was a brilliant success
The sun., 1910-07-16
CHINA'S SLI REPLY.
Glad Russia aud Japan NuI Maintain the
status Quo In Nanrhurta.

NrsciIi Cdbir DcspgioA 20 THE SUN.
PEKIS. July iS.-Ihe Grand Council
has decided IN scknowledg ging the notin.
cation received of the Russo-Japancse
treaty 20 express ChinA's satisfaction
that both Russia and Japan will adhere
to ths status quo IN AiAnchuria
The sun., 1910-07-16
session ef Hague risheries Tribunal Goes
over io Monday.

NrF0GT INV If5F1ffF n w NIN.
THE HAGUE. July IS.-The proceedinEs
of the Hague Tribunal in the matter 81
the arbitration % the Newfoundland f-h-
cries dispute were adjourned from to-day
tn Monday because Of the illness of Judge
George Gray 81 Delaware. of counsel for
the United States. who II tho next speaker
Judge Gray u suffering from severe
cold
The sun., 1910-07-16
WOmcn's Footwear

that leaves out all reference To- mice or
snails or other horrid animals. hut does
most certainly insist that female shoon
be pretty and tel Is how to make them 81.
The sun., 1910-07-16
Arms and the Beauty Maker

is the title OF an article in tomorrow =
paper that has valuable information
for women who must expose their arms
to summers pItilcss tests
The sun., 1910-07-16
Diplomacy's Quiet Garb

Put your grandmother To work il
she becomes rest less. There's a new
field open for her. as is set forth to-
morrow under the head OF the
The sun., 1910-07-16
rO MIR POOR StItNrS.
French Duke Gives FUND Of $50 OOO To
Academy Of Ftne Arts.

PARIs. July I5.-Duc dc l.oubat has
gwen $1,000 to the Academy of En" Arts
10 enable poor savants to contInu" their
researches or to assist them IN time OF
sickness.
The Duke u an American
The sun., 1910-07-16
FRENCHMEN KILLED M MOORS.
serious SkIrmIsh on the SIOulouya River
Reinforcement Of ARTILLERY.

ORAA. July 1.-The French troops have
lost eleven killed and fort y-,hree wounded
~ sskIrmish With Moors on the Moulouya
River
Reenforcem"nts Of artillery have been
sent to the French
The sun., 1910-07-16

tomorrow and make the remarkable
discovery of sunny Old England IN hs
delightful company.
Across the Channel you visit in THE
SUNDAY SI'S
The sun., 1910-07-16
The Most Extraordinary of
ReStauraD Is

In a picturesque hut that is redundant
part nf Paris YOU meet the King nf
Partisan Graiters and are intensely in
terestcd IN hearing his life history.
The sun., 1910-07-16
Inventive Grandmama
Charles Battell Loomis

You ride around London in a stage
carriage with
The sun., 1910-07-16
For the Lovers Of Children

there are two articles Of especial IN
terest IN to-morrow's sun, the one
about the Thirty Years of the Chil-
drens Society and the other about the
organization OF their games when
Prisoners Base is systematized and Red
Rover card cataloGued.
so Won 500 what's IN store for Won
when Won buy THE SUNDAY Sun. a paper
to take into YOUR home.
The sun., 1910-07-16
JrDGE GRAY mas B4D COLD.

The affair was a brilliant success
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-11-17
Epworth League Meeting.

Minutes of business meeting of Ep-
worth League, held ON the 18th of
November 1910, at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. H. F. Cox. Meeting open
ed by song followed by prayer. Pro-
seeds Of the Halloween Social were
$3.50. Voted to apply this money
to decorating church. Treasurer
was authorized to secure charter.
Edgar Partridge was accepted as all
active member. Business meeting
night was changed from first Mon.
day night to first Tuesday night OF
each month. Earl Stafford was
elected I'd vice president and request.
ed to appoint committees. Com
nittees were appointed as follows
LIST Vice Pres: Winnie Partridge,
Homer +. Cox and G. A. Mann. I'd
Vice Pres: Clarence Cosner, Caro-
line Chase and Lizzie Cruikshank.
Sd Vice Pres: Alberta RAIDER and
Mrs. c. E. Wharton. 4th Vice Pres. {:
Earl Stafford, Edgar Partridge, G. E.
Wharton, Winnifred Partridge and
Mary Hesse. After the business was
transacted delicious lunch of cocoa
and waters was served by our charm
ing hostess, Miss Marie Cox.
Secretary.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-11-17

lican nominee for county treasurer
from Barr, was elected to the Office
by nearly 600 majority.
John Hurley of Glasgow, republi-
can nominee for county attorney,
was we'll supported throughout the
county by his party and won out
with a good 400 majority.
James Fox of Glasgow, republican
nominee for reelection, Office Of
county assessor, was one of the can.
didates receiving large majority
500 votes.
Miss Flora Sims of Saco, republi-
can candidate for county superin-
tendent OF scho OILS, had no opposing
nominee and was elected to the Of
nee without any strenuous campaign
ing.
W. II. Mann of Malta, repubIi-
can candidate for county surveyor
and present incumbent of that Office
was reelected by largeOmajority.
Chas. Peterson of Glasgow, repub-
lican nominee for county corouer,
was reelected to the Office with a
handsome majority of votes.
6. l.. Partridge, republican nomi-
nee for Justice of the Peace Malta
township, was elected to the Office.
Arthur Murphy was elected con-
stable tor Malta township on the
Republican ticket.