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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-31
uIO TRi or roo Ft>I.
Rrokrr'S car strikes Another on ur.i
s1d strrrt Boih smashed

An Autumobr'" vh.rh u ' stewart
81 go West seventh second street 10.
-rrit',i nv ~" police ~ BROKER. NAs
irving ont preliminary - purcLA>.nR
ran turn at - arRu raj" 81 sJ.,d a
~..r'nt manN.u' n-louy'uE 20 Waiter
Clr"rd 1T wL,r"-tnr" GA.iIng ! I
a. West End a,.urs' aud seventy -..c1ud
s'r,,'' A. ~ u.rlu.k last night Ms
AuuE Iti Of - Flr-' avenue who wa-
riding WITH Anton Wagner the chauffeur
~ ~" IllNori machine WAS thrown 20
-" sidewalk and severely bruised hut
hsr INJURIES did not n-',,.--,tata ho- re-
movsil 10 a hospital
SIawa ar and hi wife got Iu 'h., machine
-" H.g under Inspection 49, a garag.. AT
" ,.-t b uu avenue and ~fNfv-nIufn -fraa'
ard tr.I NIrH acted - cuaIF.'!' ON.
VI .'l'.-- of M accident af'srVard told fb..
p".in. Nm wa- facing 49, ar norm on
W. Eud aN"uI' ~ fhlr'v ruil"- an hour
whom - s1rIok IlFpri's auto. which was
fa--IIg east IN seventy second street
hu'u r1rhIu w"r'. carried - the. side
wa'N M fh" nor beast 'oru"r ls-fOr.. th.v
stopped amt 'arh wa- sadly smashed
Nh'''i y I'M Vn- lrJ'.S i"d 81 nd ken To- h.
West S,Vi"-"IEhth street. station h. said
thai n" dat not it'ra ahr uTa,Ir.- license
neither had S'ew1r' MIN WAS iorkad
M np fr.. Goubla chars. - exceeding
IN" >p-"i hr1lt AID driving an auto with
pl' % llfs,fs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-31
', rro>,D DE,D Wv 10, VI.
Conductor tee Loot u" IiinsrIf aud
n. Othrrs since ~. Ear Went Down

P,TtH~o' NuE b. EIvarI Joshua
Lee. who disappeared ihr,.. Years ~
and was suppp-eI - h.. heat ha- t....u
l",.tt.d IN New Npf> NV -. va. .
conductor on ~" HpNuktu Hu. pf tho.
Pubic ~..'Nt," tuIpY'Ff,pu ~ car
jumped ~" IIa,S"aea,t nr0i.,n and 'url.
bI.d intu 10. water & uIrn,r ~ Jas
pa-sang"r- were. INJURED
-. was ,he only on" mis- ~ No one.
saw him after IN" ar H,'.''i 90 ~ sid"
and -plssh"d Iltp ia" river His friends
knew b." could not -wIm and ~ vas he
heNod that be- mad gone - ~. bottom
- the. Hack ~''urg"k itIy"r
From what can BE- harmed ~ - thought
that l.r, got = blow shat stunned him
when no fell and Wa washed 70 pn.. Of the
banks ~ the river Whom b" recovered
Ms s-u-sS h" had forgotten ms name. or
wher. h" lived H. got employment a.
ianttOr and later a. = 'iuzrnlt h Henrl.
Moran. a young d"trCtiv" who had b.,,.r,
engaged long ago 10 search Tor the M %
ing man. recognized him from % photo
graph and engaged hun in cpnver4it Ion
The past was brnught back 20 him. lu.d
lee. accompanied by Moan. came hcrl
and joined las plr"ni-.
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FiILING SCiFFOID mRTS 10.
support of scauoId At Penns, I'ania sta.
ton Gave NaN

SIX men were SERIOUSLY hurt and ten
others only slightly. ye-r 'rdav morn M
when a scafold m ih" new Peunsvlvanla
station CAV" way Eighteen men were
on the scarold painting th" ron WORK
about twenty fees above tho I". 81 81 ih.
tracks IN the tram shed IN" boards ou
which they stood w"T" h"li up by trrIs-
supporters sW InginE from IN" roof
ono ~ rho test trans which was run
Monday night may nav" struck th" sup
port ~ 'ha .a>' emit = ~" -Caf ulI anI
broken ". for whom 'h" men had puu.
FAR enough Tow ART In" emil wh.r" 'l"
broken support Wa. 10" whole Sia.Iu :
rpI..i uu Hnd -ril'"i them r' 'n,. tract
1hr-" anbulauc'~ S"r' cHll.yi from New
York Hospital ant lvp from Belle, 70"
IN" InIur"i were.
Charles Hoh"rt. l',r Manhattan t,.uu.
Brook lvn rib- 'TII-hs-i. Iuhu BT.uuE of
ia ProsDeDi street. Ions Island IIty.
both ankles hrrN"n. Allen Mcneil It Il
Brp1dWav. IlI-huE r..h' t"g brok"n
OTTO N"tgold 81 2ljn ~'"rrvaV .'y -utI.
I.onc island CIV. ugh' NEE. .rri-h.-i.
John short II jlus, = vrh ."urI" RropElyu.
ppSsihl" iraC'v''-t r.l' 49, tud William
Hail - 235 Prospect ~tra"t. Long I~Iant
CITY night kr""uap ira',ITsri
Ten uth"" men were treated D., Dr
Haw ley am ~ ~chn"i 81 - he railroad -
cmerEenCN hospital m lWr', first street
and vent HON"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-31
PJRiTES 90 THROr SHIp.
Pose a. imcrican customs INSPECTOR,
and Gct sailors NaIuabIcs

PHitNptLrHi, AgE ri. - locked up IN
IN" THIRD and Dickinson st-oats polio.
station l. % mlu ouurgri with piracy
lwp NOR" men ar" sought bv the police
IN tn" sam" charge.
Will" on" ~ the 'rir Acp' watch On th..
R""d s'r...' Ehnrf me Two others h..Irdsd
'n'. 0'w''r steamship ~htwmut. ~ anchor
.u 30" E"iawar. and w'il" twentv-thraa
\urN"gItu u-'1s'r - ih" crew calmly
i"nN't "a tho. vent through ~" buns
room. HAlns Everything uf vlly,.
on" 'lr''" "N'u "U' uu q sur ~ clothes
belonging . H SAILOR. having his own
dlln",i. .'d outfit for th. s..amans
N.r" 20 -'. \"rw"-stu- can speak Eng
h-r. h3t ON" err two of tn"u can undo.
stand a few vurI- - u. and when :hs
pirate ~Hti ~" magic word- they had
'nu."N.t 'Ua.r Iuf"iitE"rc" - their COM
UanIuu- ~" mag" words were Gus
toms INSPECTIONS
\ soon a~ rr"v butr-i.f he SHIN 'n,
i.rli's ',.. nh" . p'u'u ilar 'h"y were son.
B." i." ''pf "ruw";' IE, re-' was EASY
] .' Tors Thought u wts funny that m
-l'-,.''r- could iaN. Fn.Ir wafcba, and
money ara even fn".r clothes. but tho
VaE> nf .... Ar"rl...g ar. strange. and
Wilde ''"v hate! 20 SEQ their pos-essinDs
49, '|'' '.i uH' u ant ip cause any inter-
national complications los raising a row
''' .'''' y - 'N.'. man on ttard VINO
tsr Q Norwegian he ~ Norman Erhart,
AN american ~. COOKS for the crew
OF rH" ~nlvmlr II" wh- m his Kitchen
when tho pirates entered and began 70
- through ui- t"iuth"s He objected.
They told hiu 20 beat IL
Boat 70 guess not sad Frhart
rs r. picked no knife
Then tH" pirates took their own advice
~ 'l"y r.u from Nh" cook with MIN IN
parent t... sailors got a bunch thar mayt-.
'..y ,uud .'..' In"ir money aud watches
tack -r tt..y rpI'"d m tho chase Then
Policeman Hu'~t captured on" II the
uira'"-
When locked un b" refused 70 say who
'h,. others wore. hut Policeman Hols,
saw b." knows Thorn and that they will bs
ARRESTED soon
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4 BOYS STRANGE WISHiP.
Z Fan Of 80 Feet Leaves Its Faculties
CuriOusIy Impaired.

YoHKERs. Y V Aug. ~ The doctors
in ~ Johns Riverside Hospital IN this
city are d"voting much ~ their tIn" to
the extraordinary case ~ fiv"-y"ar-
John rghe who - now slowly coming
ont 81 u state ~ coma N which h" has
lAin for two weeks aud whose faculties
ara peculiarly affected
Thirteen DAYS ago the bov fell from
tn. fourth story ~ his home iI2 Orchard
street n distance % eighty feet and
when picked up WAS unconscious. hut
so fa- a. could he S-.n was not injured
Anywherp few hours after his removal
10 'h.. hospital. az that time. however.
di-coloratrnn was found on hiS scalp
The doctors aid thai the tissu" about
h- brain had been slightly affected
causing Tigh. ~ fall INTO coma For
more than week IN" Toy was Vn,ru-
sctous and then ~" suddenly r"vlvd
and NJ intervals since b" has nnd periods
Of mcldli'v
Whom he first rsRainei nsCtOusna-s
- vas found that n" had lost entirely IN.
roSer - move After a Will" h" nm
proved somewhat, bIt was upabl" 70
move his laws sufficiently 90 'nastiCata
food lie Mad to be fed through tube
HIS most peculiar affection. however was
utter raetftilness Of his identity and
surrounding The doctor who AT ono"
hecam" Interested IN The case. soon reached
IN. conclusion that IN" Young patients
memory would he impaired beyond rem
sdv unless something Wer" done - keep
his mind engaged continually win tho
appearance ~ familiar objects
t-nda' the directions IT the doctors
Mrs Tighe held a penny m front - IT."
hoy and asked him repeatedly what u was
For several minutes m. patient stared
blankly 80 the coin. hut finally said with
a faint smile penny 4 CraCksr = book
a watch and other objects were ih.u
placed before m" bov and on" Nv ou" h."
identified them IhI@ process Wa kept
up long time. and ~ - result IN" hoy'-
memory improved to such an extent that
he was ~ last ali" 20 identify articles
with little h~sitanuy.
II was said nv ne hos pital tonight that
confidence ~ entertained ~ saving IN.
boy's life. but that u was doubtful Il he
would ever regain tn" complete ,ls, of all
MS faculties.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-31
EirrLrSHIp> G0,>G 10 SHO0r.
ADMIRAL schroeder In>tructs Mariners
How tO Keep Out ~ the NaN

Rear Admiral S"atpn Sr,lruc,icr'- hat
'l.-,Hiu. Cn,n,rt.iur ,h. a,lan,f,. foot
,r.., =, -. ...,.....
"' - ~ ''"'''.'' .''
""' ""'''" pIh''i'" on IA" Virginia "i"~
NV" ''|''"'''' J.. '''''
l'''i' 'h't" hhS h',rh som" interference"
from Shipring. uut Admiral Schroeder
hopes 10 minimize the danger Of this 'uI~
year bv letting Mariner know Mt WHORE.
tho bsttle-nir.. .XI.crt D., .ho,. Ia .
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nan FOR Mrs. TkENNi
Chicago Woman Charged WIN smuE kIInE
O. Released

Mrs llavm" A!ck"una. VIII" CAV" her
address ~ 2S72 Michigan avenue, Chicago.
when she Wps arrested last Saturday
on the charge 81 smuggling m Paris guwn
and other articles ~ v"aring apparel
valued a. 81 ~ vas r"aleSed IN 5000
bail bv United states ComniS-ipner Hitch
cocs tn" Illinois Surety COMPANY fur
nished the bond
Mru McEonna appeared before the
Comnis-ioner 90 MS Office ~ William
street With her were John y Rooney.
her counsel and Two men Mrs Mchenna
came from Europe on Saturdn- on the
NnuretAnia Her examination before the
Cornruiasioner Ia act down for scptem
Der 8
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>Eu WINGS r HEuPSTEiD.
Frisb-r aud Schr-Ibrr Wake Good In
aross-t' ountrN EIIEhis

! ] Frisbe- and slim Schroeder.
who an. fresh from the aviation incu-
ha'nr AZ ~" HemI~t"at Plains n"ld.
showed CONSIDERABLE" sprouf e M" wings
Yesterday afternoon ~ making Gross
country Nights put IN ia" direction q
'hs Meadow BROOK Hunt tluh lrIsN~'
has l.'sn operating mach'n" for unIv
about ten davs and N WIS IA" sixth tim"
thai Schreibar had been "a his hiplhn"
Frtsbee flow frs, mad. CirCl. e m"
course and then dar'"d "u' toward ~"
.lS' n" WIS living perfectly AZ nu an
'1lti. II from 'OrrV 80 MY feet wn"u 10"
passed at - SIgnt Just ~ he WAS
wIngiug rls way hacs SChr"ti'''r r,ss.'
from ~" starting POINT ia front e ~"
acrudruInr II IA" N"runautlCal Society
and practically covered ~" sam" course
While srhr"ib-r was HyIng Ju-. Seymour
CT IN with ms piplane and both machines
wer" living over the feld 49, N" SAM ttru"
Irsl,s, N.Vm p'Ir kr-ssii and =, pT.I.
her took their machines pu' tor praC',r"
va the "srlv morning Fnsi"'' mat"
short cruss country = xht and Srhrr,',ar
damaged his front control ~ JamT ug
~ mo fence Russell who vas 'rying
- wtrdhraak - his own IuV"utiun. also
met wirh a slight aocident ~" d.vIrn
"onsist- - ~" supplementary lanes
stat ,onsd IA vertical posyIun IN "'tho'
: IL. 81 the sDE,1" They are t"Sl :n' Il -
h-ins 'hs ma"hin" o. qECE lardlnr md
ar. OIs-ratsd IN cHnutn' ttou win % uI-ak
station - the TsAr h'.i y s,.u 'h' IL d.
FrISl.ae will leave. to-day tpr Rochester
wn-r" h.. has contract Tor a 'hr"" davs
exhibition Later b" expects 20 make
flights 49, Helena. Mont and spokane /
Wash He saws hn will build ma,nin" I
for the International speed contest
Harry Hardness officially notified y e. .
NcCov chairman of tho programme /
committee II the international avIltinn .
yesterday, that b." would On /
ter his Antoine'ts monoplans In ~" elm /
nation race for the Gordon Bennett 7
trophy Hardness 10 the first "ntran' .
Glenn II Curti-s having been nominated .
because 81 hiE victory IN winning N" ,
trophy al the Reirn- meet. Each country |
NAV have thre" representatives. and IN |
order 90 select th'-s., an elimination rae"
will he held on October u and p Capt
Thomas = Baldwin and clifford y Har- /
non have said they will make entries
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Worn cars DiN4MTTED.
w." serious ESplssIsns On Columbia.
severely InIurr Pas.engevu.

'oLrN hUs. Ohio. Aug N One Of the
nost serious dynamite explosio1s sinos
IN" street car strike began occurred a,
Vain stre"t and Grant avenue AZ 10 o clock
tonight
car containing several passen gers
was BADLY wrecked and three p-ruons
we're injured
Nv The time the roIce arrived the VIC.
tvs nd leen removed 70 phvulcians'
"''"'S md there WAS difficulty IN getting
their narnes "r Earning the extent II
'h"'' INJURIES One man - said ~ have
sustained a manglcd leg
HwevveT a wen kroW1r druggist
"'' ~" women whose rame- couh tot
b" 'earr" v-ra yaIr fully hurt IN an ex-
I'N-I"' ~ MuT- roe ave lie ard Ion z stree,
py'amIt" ha leo Ilace on the tracks
IN" fore" IT h" "yI l"stor r"arlv blew ou'
IN" '"ir end If lhr ca Ell kuocAei aver
or ~" m" ','"'. IwerU"r was hit
~ th" r"si NV fVug tApr,-
The VEN" v, me. We're removed from
III" sc~r" ~. a. automobile Two other
W"m"0 we've bn'lv -tu"re nu' 81 ere ahle
10 walk away Tnera were ten pas
." gers or the car The storing and
egg < NJ car- cu''I"lis through the
Ight
Mour Nr' uu aN.lu.. car was ayua-
mat" a. - husky as.i Rrua streets AZ
: ~ 'u-righr S"ysre ~ luri.-- we're sus-
''I"" hv a wumRn ras>,'r ger al bv a
I.'' s'~'IiaH uu tb.. q .cwdin Rp.h W-r-
- "-' =. CO. ~ci,.i-
Tn" car crew .-"a;ad without hurts
and tu" ear Ms not 80 badly damaged
a. =" pre- "n' - haIng taken 10 the rar
barns with IT, own pow,r
NrhuuGh the troubl. occurred N the
h'f"' Of dfstttc' notably ~ sympathy
with ia" ca' STRIKE It Was not followed
10y demons'rsrIou ~ anv kind
" ID Mahon. international president
and Z - Pratt chairman 81 the Car
mems International Union. and a group
~ other labor leaders from Columbus ami
other ONO cities TO-DAY formally called
uron General Manager stewart of the
Columbus RAILWAY and Light Company
9" arh,tra'" the ~trik. a ffiCultr,.-s stew
ART refused tie ~aIi that not one man
~ r''lrnu Was competent to arhitrata
The labor leaders then Arranged fnf a
Cnnf"-"n"" tonight WIN Gov Harmon
IE"tr announced purpos. was 10 iniuca
h'm To- com" ou' N a puntc statement
demanding That IN" company submit to
arbitration
After comforting With 'hs larnr leaders
until r"arlv midnight Gov harmon an
n"nnc"d thar b" Sts nv ready >, give
his answer ~ their demand that Il" cal
aIs'n ~" c.rNlIuv O. arhItrat"
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M W tRIiN TRI 80 RER HrID.
EolIath 'harE-d WIN Taking Nonr,
FROM NiIIagr oI whlrh tie Wa Omrrr

G"org" kuIl,th. h. - also know a..
Irn.st bern. Wa arrested YESTERDAY b.,
Tnit..i State, Marshal Hem 81 "u . war.
rant rS-tl.-i - th" Iu-tauH" IT Al"Nand'-
Won \ul,-r. 90" AI~tro-I su.arian tuu~Il
General tbs ritv kn!l.'h "a, Formerly
treasurer II Erz."hrtfslya. s.ilagr ~
Huugar, Last March h" lett Iiungary
and after hi- d"usrtur. b. va found that
su,-H Aruu.u IA cash and q sI t-unrn
Iu s"o- .~Itie- v. ere missing from IA" NiiliE"
trDasIr,
R"o-rtlv ~" u.'Iu" = Budapest ar
r.l'.-i IN Nr'rI.iu 100 that CITY named
John LDrHI T. uu", not appear whN
/pral W. ARRESTED. but he police learned
that h.. knew kollaih Through HIM they
learned that koilaih Nas n New N'rn
he. t,nfI-...i man was found ~ "a Aveuu"
5 and his arrest follow" II - sad that
krlli'h owns ~" U.s." a. hat address
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>kENL TRIu GOI> ~.
Ten Jaror> We're selected Nesterda,
Protest, O,rrrulrd az NTbAno

ALBANI. Nug ~ 1h- Trial 4 Frederic
Sicne. former stat Enslnssr and sur
veyoT. for grand larceny ~ connection
with irregulAri'i~- IN the award of con
tracts for Toad improvements during his
administration m leI5-0S Was continued
IN the extraordinary term e IN" supreme
Court here to-day before Justice Conan
n was apparent that former District At
'orn~y william r Jerome IT New York
was prepared 20 fight every inch q ground
as the leading counsel Tor tn" accused
former State Officer
II was the testimony % Dr Smith Fly
Jellihe tn" alisnist OF New York city
that John y Russell " Long Island City.
the contractor Jointly indicted with
Sknne. was suffering from general Paresi-
and locomotor ataNia and probably
would never recover that did most 10 con-
vince thu Court that the motion Of Mr.
Jerun" for the p-r~tponcm"nt of the trial
Of Sk-ne on rhe firpi of the seventeen
indictments found against him should
H. denied
Mr. Jerome accused Attorney General
O'Mal-v 81 uniai mess IN insisting upon
the ;rial ~ the first indictment when there
we're seventeen indictments, any one Of
Russell Indictment he declared. the guilt
OF innoC-nCe of Skene was tied up with
that of a diving mat. which was the CondI-
tIon ~ Russell
Attorney General D'Mallev IN reply in
sls'"i that a grea' deal OF time had been
hv hiS depart msnt IA preparing
FOR the TRIAL and that d"fenC" had he..u
notified that the first indictment was To- le
taken mp Ne offered To accept AN order
a. IN. Court directing the taking e m.
TESTIMONY of Russell under friendly car.
r,Imstancrs hy a Justice ~ the Suprnm"
Court IN New York CIV
Justice Conan then denied IA" motion
nf MIR Jerome that IA" tr,Hl of the first
md ctnent he postponed. saving ~ was
quest ionable whether the testimony 81
Russell could ever ie taken Nj Jerum"
excepted 60 the ruling OF IA" Court
Drawing ~ iurv WAS proceeded with
a gainst the pTo'ests " MIR Jerome
Whe' court Adjourned for the hay the
II locations Mere that jury would -
complete to-mpTTOw 'o tIy SksTe oI'
the charge - raisir < the bids ~ success
ml gooi roais contractors while h" Vas
stat" ~ gir ...r iu l9O1.Os DurIug the
afternoon len jurors hal ice'l select" l.
elghi farmers. a sa'e-nan AZ 4 a h"atmau
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GIRr.< ,cID R,R,S rr~ wr>.
Throws 1arboIir into crowd W, Ing to
In lure Wan who Had .IIII ed Her

NIiKF-EARRs. Pa Nug ~ Ten mon
were turned Niih carronr arid o-r!av
hv Ms Rarblr., Walton - Plvmo4Jr.
Who '-i.i to dsstrov tho feature. Of
Turma- Price a MN" vorNer " whom
-h,. was salnuS. r"~aus" he had trans
fsrred nis affections 20 auO' h"r gIri
Price Na- ~ the DodSon mine a bout
to 10 lowered 10 his work and nan. oihpr
men wor. with HIM when Miss Walton
who had b'.'n hiding behind some timber.
darted forward with large BOTH" Of aid
m her hand
She threw IN" contents ~ PriCp Price
throw up his arm and partly shielded ms
fac. hut the acid burned his forehead
Ir~ and neck. as well a. hls arm
John Irganis. who was hehind him.
was struck N the "y"s and his sight will
rfDbabiy 30 destroyed -lOhn Walk..
Michael iakoni- and Erank Smith were
O., l-p ..,erely burned on the head and
taud- and IA" nv" others e-oaped With
slight turns
The girl got away. bu' vas later cap
l.r-d and hold for a hearing
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We, rm"nis Of Naval Vessels.

W,sw>DTov. Aug. - Movements Of
naval vessels ar. as follows
Arrived IuUr"dp boat Bagley. tug
iv'on AMI repair snip Vulcan At Norfolk.
tug r"nnnppk a. Portsmouth,, y H.:
CRUISER Tacoma ~ Bluehelds, COLLIER
Rrr.fI- af Hampton Rnads glInboat
Marietta 81 t-i~tohsl collier L.onidAs AZ
IOmp- lu- Niila. cruiser lies Moines ar
NnurprIa 'Ig PafuNent az southern drill
grounds. grInhuai Dubuque az Guam
fsnaru. Tug Grant," stat" at New York
gfy. collier Nansnau ~ kob.
Sailed Cruisers \urth Carolina ard
Montana from Portland tor Newport, tug
Promotions from Brc'nrrton for San
IrIuCI-Cu
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>HrRu,> O> zJ>r TiRIrF.
NIr.-Prrs Ei-ni Rouse. Cheers IN Joplin
Ninng DistrIct

JrrLIN VI. Aug ~ l.c". Pr-sid.nt
James : sherman was welcomed here 1T
- thu morning ~ thTnng that packed
the depot platform
Mr sherman mad" las first political
sre..ch q ne dsy ~ no." rig shaft - IA.
American Ilr". Lead and smelling Com
panv's plant a. r. -r"rrt" n. spoke Ia
about 80 miners aud toi1fr"n who ch-er"d
his reference. - III. rInC TarIT
Mr. sherman sppko ~ 1he club Theatre
IN joplin tbs afternoon 20 a crowd that
y.rfpw.i Iut. the street He Was intro
duc.d hy CON gresham Charles " Morgan
nominee. Tor reel sCt ,pu
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ArTny Orders

20 ,-HI,groN ~ o. IN" 'oIoslng Amy
o-,is'. Hr - teen ...IHu
.t-.' Lieu. " .rv tor H'rrIl". Medical re-
-s.a tprp, from '0Tr NissJua. Montana 10
'4s, eject rT1H 10. TctIfu ~ nv pOs'. Aud 20
f.. nome Aua ~ a. orders
tapf VOb-r' HTAmbls from Twenty
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-31
Alderman Win. steak EATING Contest.

Alderman FranS Dptzl"r won the
stegk eating conte-' ~ the outing 81 his
own Fra No J D0fyIer Association A.
wtzel's Grove. College, Point. YESTERDAY
Tn. Alderman weighs Ssi pounds and got
away with n. pounds - steal Adam
SchmAt ofS TompGins street who weighs
S,s po'inds ate e., ponndr Of sienE. -, 4
Henry y; -udi was third with a. ppurd~
This was = far behind the leaders that ~ -
cfficiab did not even asN ~ oud' nov much
he weighed Secretary " state Sam
RoeniR refereed the match.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-11-30
His Two Seats.

A large and ponpous person. wear
ing a high hat. long coat, yellow
spats and congeniaI sheer. for sew
eral days made himself obnoxious
around Washington hotel q hi, ago.
He announced he was from New
York. ragged the bellboys. jawed the
clerks. cussed the service. roared at
the food. complained about his rom
and the elevator and the telephones
and the bar and every hing else.
One afternoon he walked over to the
porter and said: Here. you: I'm going
to quit this town and 80 back to New
York, where | can get some decent
service. want you to buy ME two
seats in parlor car on the o'clock
New York train. Get me two seats.
now. and meet me at the station with
the tickets. want one chair to sit in
and one to put my feet in" -.
The seats were delivered at the train
just before it pulled out. One Of the
seats was in car No. 3 and the other
was located in ear4No.' 4.-Saturday
Evening Post. ~.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-11-30
Solon's Answer.

"What is the most perfect form of
governments was once propounded at
the court of Fernandez, king of Cor
NTH. one Of the seven wise men Of
Greece. His six fellows were present.
and Of them Bias answered first. Civ
ing us his opinion. where the laws
have no superior" Thales of Miletus.
the great astronomer. declared. Where
the people are neither too rich nor too
poor" In his turn said Anacharsis.
the Scythian. Where virtue is honored
and vice detested." Said Pittacus Of
Mitylene, "Where dignities are always
conferred upon the virtuous and never
upon the base Said CleObulus.
"Where the citizens fear blame more
than punishment" Said Chic. the
Spartan. "Where the laws are more
regarded than the Orators"
The last to reply was the youngest
hut wisest Of them all. Scion of Ath-
ems, who said. where an injury done
to the meanest subject is an insult to
the whole cN1>nunit:-'
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-11-30
Toned il Down.

"King Edward" said an English WIS.,
itor in New York, ''hated snobbish-
ness. TO show how ridiculous snob-
bishness was he used often to tell
about an alphabet book Of his child
hood. .,
''This book had alliterative sentences
arranged under each letter, thus:
"'Callous Caroline caned a cur cruel
ly'
"'Henry hated the heat of heavy
hats
"Under the letter V came the face
tious sentence:
civilian Wilkins wiped his vesl1it.'
But the young princes snobbish
tutors thought this sentence too vulgar
and low tor their charge and accord
ingly they substituted for 1.-THE more
refined and genteel line:
"'Vincent Vining viewed a vacant
villa"