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Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-04-20
MOTHERS CLUB

The MUthars Club met at three
O'Clock Monday Afternoon st the home
of MrA- Lawson. Although some were
absent on acaount of sickness in ehe
family, those present enjoyed a pref.
table hour. Ehe Children's Hour, a
beautiful selection was read By MrE.
Stevenson and called forth many
thoURhtfui remarks as to what part
Of dav can mother spend a conf
Dental hour with her children and
the benefits to Be derived from sueh
time. As the Jeseon was on the
schools. the different ones present
were asked to give their Impressions
of the city schools, presumably from
actual experience gained through
visiting the schools. A discussion of
real merit followed. The cluo ad-
iourned to meet in two weeks with
Mrs Mcknight, secretary.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-04-20
First Pub. Apr. l6 Last Pub. Ap T.
IN COUNTY COURT

First Pub. Apr. l6 Last Pub. Ap 7.
IN COUNTY COURT
State of Oklahoma, County of
Caddo. IS.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Lizzie McKenns, deceased.
To the Heirs, next of kin, end
Creditors of Lizzie M"Kenna deceas-
ed.
You are hereby Notified that F. ].
McKenna has applied to the County
Court of Caddo County, State Of Ok
lahoma, for Letters Of Administra-
tion on the estate of Lizzie McKenna
deceased, to be granted to F. J. Nc
Kenna and that said application will
be hecrd at the Court room of said
C.J,t - me City of Ansdarko, in said
/ Court, On the 2Sth DAY of April 1910
t I ~ o'clock a. m. A. which time and
u'sce any person interested may ap-
, ar ano show cause if any they have
why aucn petition should not be gran
tti.
Witness my hand and the Seal Of
tus said Court hereunto affixed this
Il tn dsg o. Aprii 1910.
(seai) B. F. HOLDING
County Judge.
By IVY SCHoENHovEN
Ex.officio Clerk.
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First PGb. Apr. &, Last Pub. Apr. 81.
In the District Court of the Fif.
teenth Judicial District of Oklaho.
ma. sitting within and for the County
Of CSddo.
Dora Robinson. plaintiff, VS., Ro-
bert A. Robinson, Defendant, No.
1918.
Said defendant Robert 4. Robinson
will take notice that he has been sued
in the above entitled Court for Di-
vores and must answer the petition
filed therein by said plaintiff on or
before the 18th day of May A. d. 1910,
or said petition will be taken as true,
and judgment for said plaintiff in
said action for Divorce and restora.
tion Of maiden name Dora Bosley,
will be rendered accordingly.
Attest CLYDE C. LEIGH,
Clerk of Said Court.
BY OSCAR DIEHk, Deputy.
W. W. VAUGHAN.
(sEAL) sssSss . Attorney for Plaintiff. |
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-04-20

First Pub. April 6. Last April 16.
State of Oklahoma, County of
Caddo, Sc.
IN COUNTY COURT
In the matter OF the estate of
David H. Havens, Deceased.
70 the Heirs, next of kim md
creditors of David H. Hayens, De-
ceased.
You are hereby notified that Mrs.
M Ella Havens, has applied Do che
County Court of Caddo county, State
OF Oklahoma, for Letters of Ad-
on the estate of David
H. Havens. deceased, to be granted
to Mrs. M. Ella Havens and thar
said application will be heard at tbs
court room of said court, in the ritV,
OF Anadarko. in sai1 county. ON the
Zofh day of April, 1910, at 10 o'cIoce
A. M at which time and place anv
person interested may appear and
how cause if any they have wbv
ucn petition should not be granted
Witness my hand and the Seal of the
aid court hereuntO Affixed this 5tn
ay of April 1910.
B. F. HOLDING. County Judge.
y T. C. oelke, Clerk.
EAL
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PdinIeSS
Method

IF you have dread
ed the Dentist S
chair you can now
dismiss that fear for
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-04-20

you, so much, that you will not worry about 1
do good work and spare the patient pain.
Istop toOthache instantly. destroy the nerve in
And will not charge you penny if my workmanship an
up every way the highest standard of the very
guarantee to use the best Of material MY PRICES Al
high those charged by the Ordinary dentist
the best ami value me am able to turn the highest
time, equipped with all the modern Appliances kn
you time and money don't belong to the dentists
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-04-20

my work is so nearly painless you will enjo
the thought Of the excellent appearance you
teeth will make, and the good service | will Civ
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-04-20

First Pub. April 6. Last April I6.
State of Oklahoma, County of
Caddo, ss.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-08
A BLUNDER, SAYS MELLEN.
New Haven PFeaiaent Explains Change d
Mileage IN New Time Tables.

New Haven PFeaiaent Explains Change q
Mileage IN New Time Tables.
NHw HAVEN. Conn. June 7.-PreSidsnt
Mellen Of the New Haven railroad said
this morning that somebody blundsred
in compiling the mileage between New
York and towns In Connecticut a. shown
in the time table which was issued yestsr-
dav. He has called in the time tables and
has ordered the former mileage restored.
The situation In one never before known
in the history Of the New Haven rail-
road
President Mellen was besieGed all day
Yesterday with inquiries ~ % the reasons
FOR the new mileage. He declined 20 make
any statement. IL was gwen out I'M
Officially that he was waiting Gill Vice
President Benjamin Campbell and Gendfal
Passenger Agent Smith arrived here.
They we're Ia Boston Yesterday. but came
here during the night Il has been sup
Dossd that they had charge Of the ar
ranrsment Of tho neW time table. but
how the new mileage came TO alp in Ia
still q mystery The statement President
Mellen gave out to-day follows:
THE change Of distances shown In the
folder il due 10 q senseless blunder The
company has not made any alteration In
It's mileage tables and the publications
indicating this are now being corrected
by reissue The erroneous distances
shown have no hearing whatever upon
the rates a. reUently changed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-08
HrlRING on WATER TTNNEL.
Nest ChIc Nsssela iisns OppSss ~. ndsr.
writer's Approve u.

A special committee ~ the Board Of
Estimate To pass on the propOs, Al 10 build
pressure tunnel under Manhattan for
tie distribution Of The new Cstskill water
supply gave a public hearing last night
in the City Hall The hranng wEs at
tended by representatives u most of the
civic organizations The sDokesmrn Tor
the larger number opposed the tunnel pro
jet on the ground that the borings did
not Justify the estimates that the tunnel
could be built Tor s2sO0D. on. aud that
even that vas ton heavy q burden "a pli
on The taxpayers. Some of the OppO-
nents = the scheme said that there was
10 nred ~ an additional water supply
for Manhattan because the residential
population was drifting 10 other borOughs
and that provision should he made Tor
distributing the new water supply IN
those places rather than IN Manhattan.
The speakers In favor II the pressure
tunnel represented the BOARD u Fire
Underwriters. the Merchants 4ssOCia-
ton. the Brooklyn League aud the Wesi
End Association
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-08
CENrRIL ro RErWE WORk.
President Brown Canrels the orders Ne.
NsAlnG CerJain Impr0, rmrnts.


NsklRG Certain imprON emenis.
WASHINGTON. June :. President W C..
Brown 81 the New York Central Rail- oad
was ~ pleased az the way in which Pre-i-
dent Taft has treated the railroads in
the present controversy over rates that
he said tonight thai he would order
the resumption % all work on the Cen
iral which he ordered suspended on
Friday last. This work IL WAS said a.
that time. would require the sApendi-
tIre ~ about = UIOOD Il had to do with
improving stations. building ues ones.
laying Of additional tracks and making
yard aud roadbsd improvements
The Central slsl will per MI M" Pressed
Steel Ca Company the StaliIrd steel
Car Company and the American steel
Car Company al oi Pittshurg 90 go ahead
with order gwen them some time ago
for J.Oo new freight cars which Il was
estimated Rould cost about siuOO apirce
The ORDER foT these care we're cancelled
on Friday also.
Commenting Dn the agreement reached
with the Administration to-day President
Brown said.
Ia vas jus, as good an arrangement a.
could have been mad. u - ~ salts
factory that mi .nd q, order he re-ump-
ton 81 work On The Central which was
ordered stopped last Week
Further comment Mr. Brown zsid vas
unnecessary
George " Perkins. who WIS IN Wash
ingtOn. also commented on the situation.
The railroad question. said he Affects
Managers and owners ~ railroads. the
managers 81 the Government shippers.
investors and the public The arrange
msnt which Pr, sident Taft tnd Attorney
General Wickersham hav" negotiated
gives 20 an these interests what We have
never heretofore had IN tins country.
namely. an equally fair plan ~ procedure.
When h becomes effective. which will
be- in the very near future. the railroads
shippers public investors and the Govern
ment will no longer be continually at
variance with each other and the far
reaching beneficial and permanent effect
II this can scarcely b. oyerestimated
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-08
v. r. CONFUSION VIM ACT.
Proposed increase 81 PasscRssr Rates N
New Jegsey % Ne Investigates.

New JeFaey - De AmSeagtBatea-
TRKNrnN. June I.-FollOwing a oonfef-
ence with Gov. Fort The STATE Railroad
Commission issued glbp1nas this afeaF"
noon directing the general passenger
agents Of the Psnnaylvania. Iaokawanna.
Central and Erie railroads 10 Be At the
state HOUSE NEXT Tuesday TO give tosti-
mOny IN an Investigation which the COM
mission proposes b make a. 10 the m
creased railroad rates. Those summoned
20 appear were George W. Boyd. general
passenger agent. and Robert N. PHI.
assistant general passenger agent, OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad: W. c. Hope.
general passenger agent Of the Central;
George A. Cullen. general passenger
agent, and George W. HOyteF. assistant
general passenger agent. OF the Lack
awanna, and r. n. Wallace. general
paassnRer agent OF the Erie.
The Commission to-day received com
plant siGned by a number OF commuters
on the LackRWanna asking that . pubic
hearng be given on the proposed increase
IN Communication ntes. The commission
was doubtful a. 10 the extent OF ies pow
era under the act creating u and uecloed
10 consult the Attorney General and me
Governor before taking action. me
decision finally reached was that thOr-
ouRh investigation Of the Whole subject
should be made. leaving for future deter
mination the cOurse 20 b pursued.
The act creating the commission gives
Il sDscihc power 10 make reoOmmenda-
tiona regarding rates but does not include
the absolute power 20 fix rates. a ques-
ton has been raised a. to whether the
commission could not exercise the power
Of preventing an increase OF rates. put
this IL generally accepted a. being be
yond its Jurisdiction. The scope OF the
inquiry viii probably be determined at
nett T1eatlay's hearing.
Gov. Fort has received many COM
plaints concerning the proposed increase
and has been vario1isly asked 70 call
1pecial session Of the Legislature. 70
invoke the assistance OF the Railroad
Commission and 20 direct action against
the railroad BY the Attorney General.
90 al Of which requests he has % TAR
remained ailsnt. The purpose OF calling
4 special session would be 10 inolude IN
the railroad commission act the rate
making power. The Governor aaid To-
DAY that hs was not prepared 10 announce
what course he would pursue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-08
FUSHINI IN WASHINGTON.
President 10 Give state Dinner TO-hIghl
m Hsaor % Prince and Princes.

WAsHIN0rOS. June Prince Fuahimi.
second cousin of the Emperor Of Japan.
arrived in Washin gtOn tonight with the
Princess after spending the day In Phila-
dsly hia sight s-eing They were met
81 the station by Capt A " butt, Presi-
dent Latte military aid: Chandler Hale,
Third Assistant Secretary Il State. and
Capt 1emplin Y Potts, who viii act a.
special naval ard Ia the Prince during
hi stay In Washington baron JChida
The Japanese Ambassador. and several
members u the smhassy's star also we're
al the station 10 neet the Prince.
The visitors will he entertained ~
President Taft at a state dinner az the
White HOuss Tomorrow evening Sec
rotary II State Knox will give a luncheon
IN their honor on Thursday IN the eve
nng Baron Urhidh viii give an official
dinner ~ the embassy In their honor. u
which the members II the Diplomatic
COrps have been invited On Friday the
Prince and Princess will take a trip TO
Mount Vernon and place a wreath ON the
tomb Of Washington
The Prince. who il commander in
the Japanese navy and who distinguished
himself in the RtlssO-Japaness war. will
al-O inspect the naval gun factory a. the
Washington Navy Yard On saturday
morning they will g to Annapolis 20 visit
the United States Naval Academy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-08
ORPHANS DAY Ar CONET.
I've Thoasana Taken 70 the Island n
Aboat aGO Antos.

Two thousand little orphans from
Brooklyn visited COney Island yesterday
aud had the time of their lives. The
Long Island Automobile Association was
the host. gathering about 80 machines
~ transport the youngsters.
The start was from Bedford avenue and
Eastern Parkway in the morning. When
the procession reached the Island the
children looked around and then had din
ner. They marched TO the tunes Ut sew
eral regular orphan asylum brass bands.
which gave them tierce apostles. After
they got through eating they went 10
Luna Park. where they were admitted free
10 al the shows. Then they went home
The children came from St. Nincent's
ST. Johns, the Hebrew Orphan Asylum
the NeWsbOys Home and So. Mary
Home. Allen Alderman, president Of the
Long Island Automobile Association. had
charge Of the party.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-08
ESTAR OVER HAIFAcENTURY
JOE ron PITMAN PULHFER
We van Get $500 q Year to Compile
the Navy Year nook.

WASHINGTON. June The senate
made provision IN the sundry civil ap.
preparation bill. reported to-day. for the
retention Of the services Of PitmAn Put.
sifsr. who for many years has heen clsrk
Of the senate Naval Affairs Commits
and compiler Of the naval year hook 4
new ONCE was created under the secre.
tary Of the Senate at 800 a year, n 10
known % Compiler Of the Navy Year
Book and IndeKer. % which Mr. Pilsifsr
will BE- appointed under the terms u ths
act.
Mr. Pulsifer casle 20 Washington from
Maine AZ clerk to Senator Hale re vus
clerk Of the Naval Affairs Commits
while senator Hale was chairman and
went 20 the Appropriations COMMITTEES
when senator Hple became chairman
% that committee on the death Of seuato
Allison.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-08
lrNCLE JOE AFTERL TOILETTE.
Vas 81 shs Pslnt ~ Ordering Wisconsin
senator o. ihe llouse FIOor.

WASHINGTON. June 7.-Spsaker Cannon
came near ordering senator Ia Toilette
n Wisconsin from the floor Of the House
to-day and the regular Republicans IN
sist that he should have done 10. A IL
was. Uncle Joe administered a rebuke
that was intended for Mr. Ia Toilette
and the Wisconsin insurgsnt knew IL.
IL has BEEN the practice Of senator
In Toilette at critical stages Of the in
surgents' Eight in the House to visit the
House chamber and there give counsel
and advice 10 the RePublioansarTa yed
against the regular organization. He
was on the job when the big fight on the
rules IN the House was made in March
and appeared to-day when the railroad
bill was taken up and a motion was made
TO refer the measure 20 conference.
The regulars charge that senator Ia
Toilette prompted the insurgents 10 ma BE
the fight 70 have the senate bill accepted
by the House In opposition "a the regular
organtEatiOn's desire 70 send Il 20 con-
| ference
When the House met az noon senator
la Toilette entered the chamber and took
a seat on the Democratic side. Insurgents
] joined him and there was q conference.
/ Representative lenrOot, an insurgent
and political supporter Of Mr.. Ia Fol
letts. led the hght against the OrganiSa-
ton In the. courss o. the debate which
lasted for two hours the insurgents con-
suited senator la Toilette from time 70
/ time
The regular leaders noted what was
going on and got angry A. one point in
the proceedings there was 40 much con-
fusion in the chamber that II was i'm
/ possible for any one 10 follow the debate
RAppinG the sounding hoard. Speaker
Cannon called for order and announced
with some heat that II Eentlamen occupy
ing seats on tho floor Of the Hose by
courtesy did not cease conversation
the rules would bo enforced.
Enforcement Of tho rule. in this case
would have meant the election Of some
one and nobody doubted that Uncle Joe
had senator Ia Toilette in mind A he
spoke Mr. Cannon looked az Senator
Ia Toilette aud senator la Follatts looked
at Mr.. Cannon The Wisconsin senator
soon thereafter left the chamber.
week or two ago Speaker Cannon
visited the senate chamber. lie joined a
friend there in conversation while Mr.
la Toilette was delivering a speech
Turning toward tho Speaker Mr. La Fol-
lette said that he would desist until con-
versation had been concluded Uncle
Joe smiled and retired "a q cloak room.
This incident together with senator
la Follette's practice Of encouraging the
Insurgents in their fights Va the House Il
is said prompted Uncle Joe 20 call Mr..
Ia FOllstte % order to-day
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-08
POsTm SINGS B,NK mn.
HSuse Republicans NdSp' FIRST special
nule-Rm vote on THURSDAY.


Rule-Rm Vote m THURSDAY.
WASHINGTON. June : President Taft
scored a victory to-day when the House
adopted a special rule providing for the
consideration Of the postal savings hank
bill agreed on in the Republican CAUCUS
last week The organization also shared
in the victory. inasmuch ~ II was the
arst special rule considered in the House
this session and was the hrst important
action by the reoFEanized rules COM
mittes u vas supported by fifteen or
twenty u the Republican insurgents
The insurgent leaders made only a
psrfunctOry 4 ght against the rule be-
cause they knew in advance that the
great majority 81 the Republicans in
tended 10 stand bv IL - q means u making
certain the passage Of the postal savings
hank hill
Under the rule the hill will he voted
on Al O'Clock on Thursday The rule
prohibits the Offering ~ amendments
but provides that q substitute hll may
bs presented for n vote by tho Demo
Gratis. This measure will 60 10 the senate
on Friday and by Saturday u h expected
N be in the hands ~ a conferences COM
mittee.
The Republicans predict that = com
promise between the two hOslars will
he effected and that before adjournment
ths President will have attached his "a
nature b. hiil creating . system n postal
savings hanks
/ Immediately On the adoption NJ ths
rule to-day tho HoI4s prOcssded 10 thu
consideration o. the hill Representative
| Gardner n New Jersey. author n ths
/ measure. delivered a speech a2plaininC
| ~ provisions AZ length Speeches In aup,
! port n II were also made by RepTssenta,
| tives B0uiell ~ Illinois and Law u Nsv
YORK.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-08
I.sSInE Cup Ger kraehe.

The Republican election district cap
aims in the Eighteenth Assembly district
in Brooklyn wound up their annual re-
union on Monday night by presenting
Naval Ofiicer Pre- isrick J. IL kracke with
a MASSIVE silver loving UIp. Mr.. kTacke
hasfbeen the party leader IN this Republi-
can stronghold since the overthrow Of
former Congressman Waldo four years
ago. and his friends predict that he will
land a. county boss when Timothy l..
Woodruff steps down
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-08
WITCHELL 10 END VINE >rRIKE
Werner President In ChIcago CSnfeTrlng
Win Illinsls Isaders.

CHICAGO. Juns John Mitchell arrived
in Chicago to-day and was met by John
n Walk,r. president Of the Illinois miners,
and Frank Harrington. executive board
member from Illinois The three spent
the day in conference and II Is believed
that q meeting with the coal operators
NAV take place tomorrow
Tho operators still continue their war
DreuaratiOns The Big Muddy Coal and
iron Company to-day applied for a
Federal Injunction in the United States
Court at Danyille An Injunction against
tho miners was issued IN the State Court
At Spring Valley aud another az Decatur
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-08
DIED.

AYcRIGG.-oa saturday. June Z. wW.tT '-i'F
Aycrirg. son % william A and Ie-si. N'.',
Aycrtrg. age 10. Funeral ssNlcrs Neaas
afisrnoou m Trinity CatbedFal. onsha. -
BISHoP.-Entered into rczt. % stsmford en-
% Monday. June a 1910. Charlie r. Nsh9
ihe beloved husband Of Mar h-''A'1
BlshOp.
Funeral servics uin b. hsld ~ NJ H'
deuce. iJl south g.. Stamford. Ns.'''is
a. 10 =. M. internens p5iVais
DOLMER suddsniy. on June 2. 1910 81 oil, -
dcnce. tios WarburtJn AZ, honhr..
n. D. Forrest Bonner seed Z" srsr'
Funeral srr'ftses ~ ~ John-s Churi ''a
y. ". THURSDAY 81 90 = ~
CHAPMAN At the residence Of his sister 'l-
ALFRED NJ Dcas. az "A 81. Ncv Wsn's
Staten Island George = ChapHsn fs-l
,earS. Mr. Chapman uas form"r'
IN the Police Dcpsrtuent. CTS Of ~.
Funsrhl SERVICES ~ b. late rcsideu
June ~. 2P.N
DR FOHEST. on Mraday. iuHs A. is.' pr =
rgEiden-e. "a East ssh st.. JTha ~ -
daughter of ~ late Henfy y. ard p
ds Forcst. and sisIsr Of Reberi " LAW
u8a Henry W. de tafcsi
FunerEi sCsVices 90 ne Madison sqfF ~.
b. trrian Churrh. rofuef Msils1r 81.
sen o.. On wednesday. yune 81 20
lnleunent prlya,e. klndly onlt al-s. =
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-08
Ne Csnssld MOate Carrie Anywhere.

OF a report teleGraphed from Mexico
city that men protesting 20 represent
Richard Canfieh h adj announced that be
would open a Monte Carlo near that city
Mr. Canheld wrote 10 THE Sun Yesterday.
IAN reports that ] have had or may
have any intention Of opening q sO-called
Monte Carlo in Mexico city OF elsewhere
are entirely without foundation
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-08
Gen. carter Acting ChIsG 81 star.

WASHINGTON. June : - Major Gen Will
lam "A Carter will assume the duty to-
morrow of acting Chef ~ stan. succeed
ing Brig Gen TaskeT II. Bliss, who will
no ON leave Of absence Gen. Carter will
6e acting Chief u stan until the return
% Mai Gen Leonard Wood in July
from BlIenOs Ayres where he was sent NJ
apecial commissioner 20 the Argentine
eNnuatfton
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-08
vie a Minute Nurph, a Policeman Again.

Charles Murphy. known as Mile a
Minute. Murphy reioined the police
force yesterday After his mile a minute
record on q bicycle, paced by a train Of
the Long Island Railroad. several years
ago. he became a chauffeur and later
Joined the police force. He served in the
bcVcle squad and In the West Thirty
seventh street station. About ak weeka
ago he resigned 70 60 into vaudeville.
His venture on the stage vas not very
successful and b. sent IN his applica-
ton for reappointment 10 the police.
He las been assigned TO the Madison
street station.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-08

FoND Do Lac. Wis. June Gen I'd
ward =. Bragg Is near death. Since Q
O'Clock Monday night Gen. Bragg has
been unconscious. Gen. Bragg was Con.
sui TO Cuba. but was recalled after he had
said Il was ~ easy % make a whistle out
OF a pigs tail AZ 10 civilize the Cubans.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-08
Canadian Prssbyisrlan, PavSs Church
anian.

HALHAX. June After i've years Of
negotiations between the Presbyterian.
Methodist and Congregational churches
N canada the Presbyterian General
Assem- bly voted this sv cning h approve
Of a union and ~ remit the question 20
the presbyteries Principal Mckay ~
Vnnoouvef. who h leader IN opposition
10 the union movement, formally dis
nauted
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-08

WAsnNCroN. June The battlss6ips
Iowa. Indiana aud Nlsssach usettg have
arrived at Hampton Roads, the battle
ship Michigan AZ Tompkinsville. the gun
bost Hist AZ ManzaniIlO. the collier Bru-
rus az Bradford. the torpedo boats Flpsser.
iamson. Preston. Reid aud smith at
Newfort