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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-28
TiFr VISITING v,CrEiGH.
Motors From beverly to 'ubIln. y. ~.
for the Visit.

DrBrIN Y u. Aug % President Taft
rode over tho rocky road - Dublin
to-day with Mrs Taft Mrs LOUIS +
Moore. her sister, Miss Helen Taft and
Cant 4 " Bu't He motored over from
Beverly He made the eighiv-hve miles
IN three and a half hours. leaving tho
sum m 81 capital shorTts after noon
Tonight the Presidential party were
guests az M" summer HON" ~ Secretary
Of tbs. Treasury IRAN Kiln MacNeagh The
summer residents in the vicinity came up
20 meet the president at Mr. Macy eaRh =
house tonight ~ an informal reception
About hal' way ont the Secret ~crvIC"
mems car troke down II came strAg-
Cling into DuhIiu an hour behind Nlr Taft
James Bryce. Anha-sadOr from Great
Britain 10 IN" United states. called al
Secretary NacNragh's HON" tonight to
present 10 tho President the formal let .
Ter announcing the death 81 King Ed
ward VII and also his letter II creden-
fial~ from King G"org" '. III" letters
were CouChsd In ancient English
Gov Quinbv II New Hampshire called
tonight 20 shake hands with the Presi-
dent
Although IN. President received no
communication day from Seattle ia
regard TO the forest fires In Washington
IL - Improbable that n" will order the War
Department 10 us, the guns IN the f1rti-
fcstions IN that State for rainmakInR
purposes.
Gen. Leonard Wood. Chief % stan Of
tb. Army has frowned uDon the propu-
-itIon - turn III" artillery into "A rain
ma Eing corps asserting u would cost
more than slOUp round 20 IRE tho
gun. which tho NashinRforians want
fred
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-28
says >HES aB0,r SD.ooo orr
WEiSw Causes Arrest Of Real Estate Wan
Who. she saws. Promised NIarriaEs

II ram H1lpr.u. a real "Sta'" man %
YEA r. oil. Of ~ Attorney street. with an
n'fis'a m 'hs N"@arpls y ma ng Hsv"m"vr-
street NfIiau~NurF was arrested 20 4
svnagocrI. 100 Narsr' -rr'-..' Yesterday u1
tho charge trt' IN 800 Mrs ~id'" WILMER
q rdoN put m u.- hands 5, 0'' - invest
ln r"tl'v and thar he has never given an
asnnuU''oC ~ 'nn money Back 90 ''u'
charg" IS 'r. q il"ga'tpu 'ha' D." nUpr,url-
at"d =. 49, 1vu 1850 greater par OIL. Mrs
WILMER fortune of $50 Wp after iH had
promised 30 marry h"r
According 20 Nrs Wi'ln"- who - 10
years Obi and ,lv"- a. ~ Tild'n ave
nue Fla'hu-h, lIalpr,n pad court -
her FOR mr~, than a yea Sh" say she
prom -..i 'u marry him nnI CAV" HIM A.
yariou- times sums ~ money - invest
Altogether So. sav-. DO got almost an 81
her sJo"1 Then b." tired u no" and
rrf .-rd % s,a nor or 80 tell HOY ANYTHING
abuu' ia. Investments be- nli mad. on
ncr ushaf
Nj. WIlnnr had a ANDY ~'D-" IN Roeh-
Ina, -tr',..' BROOKLYN Mn"l IN" land for
'ho Williamsburg Rridg' apprua"h Wa
Condenned she got 81 jno and nv judicious
investments she accumulated sjn.Go
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-28
~ ms >FrRErSCiN.rLriKO,
weird -tor, Of Mute attendants on the
Cabinet Published In London.

IoNpoS. Aug - Sgmund Mu"ry
the we'll known political "ssayist, has Just
ret tIrned from Con-tantiuople lie brings
an extraordinary account % how stat"
-ecr",s ara kept hv TIA" new TuTkisl
Govrrnmrnt iI"'hU- d"-cribe~ n Cabinet
council.
The Grand NIzlcr. thanked by Sh"'k
ul-lslam On his right and IN" Minister e
War on his left prasid"- IA" other Minis
tore leiug Distributed around IN" outer
SIDE Il % table shsp"l Tho horsr-hu"
Behind tn. chair e sv"rv Minister stands
a loaf aud dumb dom"-ti". vino will wait
Oh him during Ia" proceedings. which are
oft"n prolonged over ia" greater part e
a day. during which ,ho nations rulers
Coassiin" vast quantities nf Turkish cun"e
and smoke innUmsrsbie cigarettes
ION tho inner side ~ 'h" horsoshu" SIT
deaf and dumb s..~rctarI,s. IN" sCD IT =
plishmsnt- ~ a Cabinci Minister thus in
cl,Ida working acquaintance with no."
deaf and dumb alphabet, o'h.rwiao /,
would bc impOsshlo ~ communicate the
neCcssary instructions - the 1ilcp' COLI
laborGtnrs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-28
BFLrv G0rLD r0 M ,RRrSTrD.
Tonau anda Authorities Accuse Her OF
speeding Tier Automobile IN mat Guy.

BuFFALo. Avg p The authorizes Of
Tonawanda. a little citv just over the
boundaries 10 Buffalo. think they have
a case II automobile speeding against
Miss Helen Gould 81 Irvington -on-the -
Hudson Her car. IL ~ alleged. travelled
~ = rate ur hftv-one miles an hour last
THURSDAY ON a street Their" WHORE the limit
= ton miles Pnlica Commissioner Daniel
O'pav took the numb"r ~ the machine.
ne SAWS. and identified Il today as that u
Mss could IN" mach,n" carried four
women
IN. Tunawanda authorities say that a
warrant Will be issued for the arrest Of
Miss Gould IN Monday and that she will
be brought here Tor trial The idea - 10
make an example ut Miss Gould sav the
Tonawandi polio"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-28
FOREST FIRES raw WEN
smoke Hang over Helena. Won. and
nothrrS ships on the PacInr

HELENA, Mon Aug - The forest
hr" situation IA Montana - growing
Wors" Three fresh outbreaks are re-
ported There ~ danS. smoke over
hanging a." CITY
Ih''s" fires arr az Elk Park near Basin
and nn the ldith boulder near Rig Tim
b-r
Gov Norris issued u proclamation
TINS afternoon calling attention IN the
grsN" recurrence at forest fires from
winds and continued drought and r.
P'"-tIng all persons To refrain from
entering forests Lumber companies
arr warned against the burning ~ slash
ings and the railroads are requested 20
establish patrols Tn. fire warden- arr
directed 10 redouble their efforts both for
preventing and celebrating hires
Pom TOWNSEND. Wash Avg -
Dense clouds Of smoke from the our ing
forests OF Washir gton ard Oregon over
spread the waters - the Pacific from iDn
To 4O miles on the coast of both states
shipping on every part Of Puget Sound
Il hamp"rci bv the i"nss smoke
N'sHINGTuN. Aug % Brig Gen
Howe telcgraphsl the War Department
to-day that the forest fires al Bolton.
Mon Glacier Park reserve ard I.olo.
Idaho. hav" either been rNii"g'ii-hel ur
ar" urder control
Rain ard STOW according 10 the dee
patch. haN" ai,'eI the men IN eNtinR,Ii-h-
ing tho flames ~ Bolton the tsmpera-
ture Is below fre.7i" ard the man forest
rangers an troops. are suffering
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-28
,IDRICH GIVES / PtRTi.
Remarkable gathering of Finanel"rs nj
Rhode island senators Luncheon.

NEwpuRT. Il. l. Aug p. Senator N"l-
son ". Aldrich Of Rhud" Island -pent
a part Il the day here today and his
coming was the occasion for "a gathering
e finanriar- at luncheon party.
SENATOR Adrich gave the luncheon ~
the Gooseberrv Island Fishing club for
j Picrpont Morgan. Among IN" guests
w.r, S.ratOr G-org, Peabody Wetmur'.
Edward j. Bsrwind. thomas =. RYAN.
William g. Rnsl,er. Elisha Dyer. X J.
Gammcl Edmund }. Curley. George b
pafore-t. Gen. J. Fred Pi-rson. ogden
Mills aud James ! Van Allen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-28
mrs. COVENTRY'S DEED VALID
REFEREE GiINST RESTORING
HER L.OO.OOO TO HFR.
Pat Her inheritance n Trust Before she
Married Earl OF CONentrS's son
second Husband Didn't Approve
Report ThaI o. should stand.

James d Butler. who was appointed
referee tn hear an action brought bv
Mrs. Edith Kip Coventry. granddaughter
Of Pierre Torillard and wife ~ the Hon
Henry Thomas Coventry. third son Of the
Fart of Coventry. 10 set aside "A trust
amounting TO total of 81 10000. which
she inherited from the I.orilIard estate.
fled his report YESTERDAY dismlSsrng III"
complaint Mrs Coventry made the
deed On October H. 1897. about SIX weeks
before her marriage TO the Earl's son
In her complaint Mrs Coventry said
that the da-d had always been N III"
possession 81 her lawyers Bowers 4
Sands. aud had never gone to the three
trustees named for the trMst estate who
ARE supreme Court Justice James ".
Gerard \ l.aufear Norri. and Ernest
l-elin She SAID that when she made
tho de"d sh" mad 10 intention OF carry
tng ont Its terms unless her fIur. hus-
band approved of it She said that b..
had refused TO give his approval
The referee saws that Mn Coventry :
LAWYERS advised her To get the approval
IT her husband merely To- prevent any
contention bv him that he had married
her without having trie knowledge Of
the condition Of her estate lie lost
nothing 10y IT, the referee saws. except
that during his wfe's lifetime II was be-
vond his control
RI" trust deed prov ides that Mrs
4 'tIN Try j. -. 4 ha a
her bfe,,,p,. ant a, h.r d,,,b IN. has
,...t,,pan,,,,. .i,.,,,.s,,,,,, 80, =, /, .h.
lao,,.. M, v,il ,b,, ,,r,,,,,,,,I -, ,b, So,
go. Ia b., r,x, - - m, r.,,r...,
ans. ~, Ntr. ,.,,.,,,,r,., I,,,,i-,
-,,,,i,.,s .,.,..,r % h.,.. ,..,,,,.',.o,,I
b.,- ,h,, 10. "a. II 81, 49,. -. m
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-28
SrRI ,NrS HrR PtIIBF iPERS.
Onr Of Thrm HAD Brrn IN Mrs. LahrIsLir's
uousrhold IL Years.

NEWPORT. Il L. Aug - ~iN men
servants who had long h.'"n IN the enrlu,
81 Nj sarah Titus TaNr-aIo OF New
YORK. TODAY acted ~ m" palil"ar-r~ at
her funeral here They were George
NIll,au~. who had worked for Mr.
Zahri-kIc for twrnty-'w' wears Fred
Harry. seventeen wears service with the
family. Charles Webb AMI Ben Iamrn GIll
oacr pft""n v"ar-. and william Harry
AM henry MAY. both II whom had h'en
.myluv"d IN tEc Iahrisko household for
about ten v,trs.
The funeral service took place A.
~ John Church. which was erected IN
1921 bv Mn ZahrlSkie A. a memorial 70
her mother The service, were con-
du,tnd ry IN" Rev Charle- , Beatt.'
rector of rlr church hi, assistant, the
Rev : Bur- and 10" Rev Dr George
Hpugn'pn. rector Of the Church IT the
TraustlguratIon of N"w NorL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-28
rF>rBo, VI SHIPS M FILi.
Berth can't Ne Had On An, steamer for
Threc Weeks for Love or NOney

NFrH @. t.Th'r IIfGrIfth ~ NJ ~fS
IoNDoN Aug u Nothing has ever
h~en known IN the history % transatlantic
travel Ike tho present embargo On west
ward bookings Scores 81 Americans
are stranded in London and Paris through
inability ~ secure tran portation Il any
class except Storage
Neither money nor influence can secur"
\ berth for any passenger ship for the
next three weeks Several n@u went 20
southampton ard Liverpool this week
pa m. boat trains ola an n chance that
-ome passenger had druppei dead or
missed a train
They returned unsuccessful
Lord and Lady Cowdray and their
second son. Give Pearson. sailed to-day
on the Lu-itania for New York Before
he was raised 10 the pecrage and assumed
his present title Lord Cowirsv was Sir
Weetman Pearson He IL the oil rnagnate
who IN making a fight against the STANDARD
oil Company IA Mexico Lord Cowdray
SAYS he IL going straight 10 Mexico where
he will be busy with his properties for -ix
months
His visit. he declares. il essentially ono
q business He IL quite prepared 60 give
his rivals in that country all "a" fight
they want His aon accompanies Lord
Cowdray in order 20 study the situation
on the spot and become acquainted not
only with the oil aelds but with the needs
and possibilities of MexIco Lord Cow
dray added. referring % his son.
1t ~ absolutely Necessary for him ~
know the country in which ! have 90 many
interests ] shall not make any stop IA
New York either Ro.nE or returning
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-28
pOSTtL SWINGS STiNPS.
rive Wilton 90 the Ten Cent Denomina'
ton Have Been Printed.

WAsHISBIoS, Aug p nv" mlilloI
# tho new ten cent postal savings stamps
have Lys.'n completed by the Bureau -
Engraving aud Printing. Cards hrg"
enough - hold nine of the rtampswill To
sold AZ Ia cents each. th"r"bv making
a card with the nine stamps thereon worth
81 The new two cent stamp winch -
tp be- placed n frank un letters If Official
business with tho postal savings bank
has also been printed II Is said
that fh"s" two new stamps ar" hy Tar
the most artistic ever printed 10y the
Government
The Treasury Department has r"c"iN"d
To- date Requests from SS postma-i"r~
for IA" establishment 81 postal banks
in their uffic"- aud from 1893 banks
making application I" ne d"signh'"i
Repositories for postal awnings funds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-28
GIRi ~ HE,r ,T D00Ru ~.
Maj Taken IarboIic Acid aud Pound
Near Entrance 60 i"fs building.

Policeman Henry HINT II the Merc"r
stree station saw a -'ual, .sssp which h.
thought might Do q bag 81 plgnd"r Wing
close Co th" Il ,1r 81 a loft budding Oh fh..
mort h"As' corner II Bond street aud Broad
wa" a. midnight lat night
The heap proved - o." Young sirI
about 10 wears old She - as unconscious
An aubGianu" fprA i"r o." ~ Vincent =
Hospital wh.-" o. was found N" had
tai Ell CArboic .r,l ~" had not re-
covered consD. uu-n->- early this morn
!ug ami D. IN -"r.og, cundl'IuE
piece of paper found IN handbag
which the girl had carried bore the maine
Elizabeth N"etvill. and thu address
So Garfield avenue Jersey CIV II also
gave the information that the CIR! lived
~ that address with Ter aunt Mrs william
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-28
YRS. CUTTINGS STIT orr.
WcroN ers Al the securities. Worth S7OO,
otIsI. which Her sou Robert ArId.

The su.' brought by Mrs Judith Mnale
cutting QUO April 20 recover -'c'Iriti"~
worth S'uu 1rp from her son. Robert Liv-
ugs'pu ,.I'',ug which ~" sad h" was
threatening 'rd.sp.~ - was discontinued
YESTERDAY IN al order signed by Suvr'-l'
court JUST" Guy hprn against rhe s,r
and one Po'ar M-aRh"r 20 whom ~ was
alleged thar b" had 80 gn"d som" # 'h"
securities ~ was threatening 10 do So
Nr Cut'irg diei 10 4 hospital IN Irud "a
.rr.a weaA- af'a- m" -uit was urprgh'
and 'awv'rS no IN" Da-~ sad Yesterday
that Mrs cutting had recovered al M"
property fnr which ~" lad n""u SUNG.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-28
DOG rO,hED WITH DORSEY.
Policeman Had 4" March Both ia station
UotIse AZ Pistols Point.

Patrick Dorsey was locked up IA the
Morrisania police station last night with
a bog. spotted dog which has heen his
q ,Tpauion Of hat" The dog has willingly
allotted Dorsey ~ window smashing and
tn. breaking of resi- lanterns which mark
tho excavations along Hunts Point road
Last night Policeman Mclaughlin was
told nat Dorsey was rampant again.
Tho policeman tri"I 20 arrest Dorsey /.
The spotted dog resented it and attack 81
Mclaughlin whore IL would DO the most
~ od IN. dog made = necessary TO
march DOrrcy amt hs spotted dog TO the
police station et ~" Point Of pistol.
At the station house Jones, the door
man. started IA march Dorsey OF D. a oall.
III. dog attacked Jones. The doormAn
rrtrcat..i and Dorsey and ths dog were
lcs.E cd Va ora coll
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-28
BHEN ~ CROOk NOT CROOk'
VIM, When = Birmingham E,lIior Tries To
EathOm n HOose, rIi Sprerh.

'Nft'.. ay'H lbfhhAfff - ~ -
LONDON, Aug - The birmingham
Poaf in the course of q serious header to-
daV discusses without trnC. uf -atir,.
or i-pnv COl Roosevelt- probable mean
ing when he declared his intention To-
hunt crooks uut ~ the party -trOol;
IL a biz Of American slang which has
been l.ondoniIed hut apparently has
not penetrated the English midIaui-
The Birmingham editor does not know
what IA Mr. Roo-.vel''s rich aud varied
vocabulary - the precise meaning ut
crook He finds it's probable origin in
crock which with the word old bpfor'
might bs. taken tn be- "a pleasant way ~
designating gentlemen - sn old fashioned
description pOsses-'d Il snfeebl,,d men
tal,ty- There a picture ~ the old guard
OF New York a. knRhsAm.n Imagin" Mr.
Roosevelt meant 10 describe them
Still this earnest editor is suspicious
that perhaps something NOR" was meant
lie thinks 1t Conv-vs n suggestion uf
greater ohliquitv than crock One thing
l. certain. II was not designed by Mr.
ROOSEVELT in a complimentary sense and
50 the family of crooks will be highly
indignant The question ~ how much
strength tho crooks have behind them
II they arr in any wav Formidable even
the inspiring influence Of Roosevelt may
not =. rv,. tu prevent serious w"ak"uIu Z
~ the Republican vote ia many Stat"-
The DGiy Telegraph. hv the way. prints
to-day from it, financial correspondent
IA" principal points thai Mr. Roosevelt
will make In has speech az Denver on
Tuesday and also az oSawstomie on
"Wednesday. and outlines the plans Of
Wall Street bears to make market cam
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-28
HELD AS INSANE IN GERMANY
WOuiN TEiCHEP DET F\FD
SIN WTTkS. THEN SENT HONE.
Miss Hayes Of wharton school Had Gone
There on summer Tour. nus was
NJ Hamburg Trunks krpi From
Her VIM Ash Gu,ernm-nt inquiry.

Miss Emma HAYES a teacher ~
the Wharton school Il Philadelphia.
who sailed from this port for Ham.
burg on June - ~ tho Hamburg
American liner Pennsylvania. returned
yesterday in ih" second cabin Il ia"
Kaissrin AuR'ists Victoria under sur
VIGILANCE aud was accompanied - Phlla-
drlphia by Dr. Schu'k uf rh" Hamburg
American Lane srrvic" ard a steward 1T
the liner. she said sh" had been inn
prisoned IN Hamburg a. an insane per
son, but declared that she was in good
mental condition. An immigration in
spcctor who questioned her saws ~"
appeared - he rational
IL waa declared az IN" office ~ IN"
line that Miss Hayes. who - ~ years
IT age. had developed symptoms Of
insanity GA the first night the Penn
sylvania was uut from the Hook Sin"
was landed 10 Hamburg in charge ~ a
young woman who shared her CABIN
and knew her. The next the Hamburg
line heard Of her was when she ga- m
ala institution IN Germany
The steamship officials believed
Miss HAYES was still erra'ic when sh"
was pat aboard The kaiserin To W
brought hotne. aud they had her watched
After DR. Schuck lrav's her with h"r
friends OF relatives the line may ask
for a sett cement Il the expenses Incl
dental to her trip his wav. She paid
no passage money
PHILABELrHGN. Aug - Miss HAYES
said tonight that 81" intends ~ bring
the matter - ~" Department ut Sfa'e
~ Washington without DELAY. On her ar
rival ut Hamburg. where n" Intended
10 begin lai-ur"lv summer tour through
Germany. Miss Hav-S said 81" became
slightly ~ and was ~aiz"d with AN attack
Of nervousness The port officials promptly
ordered h"r detention and rem wal 20
- hospital and refused h"r request that
her plight be-. mad" known a. ~" AmorI-
can C1uSula'" The six weeks that on
sued urfor" ~. rDd tape - In" German
port rfhcials caused her deportation were
90 lcula,.4 ., upset her reason absolutely.
she said Her trunks and all articles
81 her luggage wcra held up NJ IA" Gus
tens ufiic.. and during most Il her stay
IA the sl-call'i -anitarium she was COM
pei 81 o. wei the clothes she bad IN when
sh" was forrIhy removed from d." ship
uu which -" reached 'ha p0rr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-28
Dr,LT>rS .. '. >r> ,r0R>HIr.
Louisiana Governor WIN stick aud Help
Panama Eair Thornton - Br ~euator

NV OHLrNNs, Aug - Gov Jared
Yong sanders Ut l,oHi,ian1 will not ~
90 she tui,"I States ~"ual" 20 M the an
cxpirrd term & senate McEncrv. who
diet rrcrntly Mr. rapd"r- recently APP
pointed - tho senate low th' sat" T,og.=-
laturc gave cut statement thi- afternoon
declaring ne would decline - qualify ~ a
Federal ll'vTnak-r At IN" r"VUe'' ot rhe
t.nlai. cf IN. Panama Vyo-itiou Cpmyau.-.
VINO lelieve 10 can accomplish more for
me pr.ro-oi fair ~ Governor than SEN
atOr
NJ Sandcu viii r-sliu the Governor
shin. serving out hIS term. then he viii ha
candidate for Seuatprahip lie do
clarrl ~. viii not serve ~ au ot1iCial Of tlsa
cApo-lilOn. but will do all hc can for it IN
time outside ~ his routine otfice work
Gov. Sanders will appoint Judge J. K,
thornton to the S.'natorrhip. Thornton
Is from Alexandra and IA well known a. a
lawyer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-28
rHr>G rtIrHiq To ,WHER>T.
chinese diplomat sends sons =" Galley"
Nhich Ne Intended.

BrrIrN. Aug .. Sir th"nL Iuug. The
Chimes. Minister here. who was formerly
Minister ~ Wsshiu on, will send his two
sons 10 America ou th" steamship hrun-
pr.nzr-~ln CacIie ON September . They
arr. 90 enter Amh"--t toll"C" IN rho fall
sir IhoLS was partly educated at Am
E.r-t ,f'rr unirG dt'"i AZ indover He
mas dropp.i AiS f''lr here and calls him
self NIr Lang hong
TIc says N" Eurou" NATION Of China
- making rapid strides Even IN" young
women have h..on infected with the idea
and have developed a fad for piano play
ing The result has bc"n remarkable
importation of pianos
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-28
URTTPR NILS HIUSFIF.
James " Harkins. Jr.. a Dramatic
writer. shoots Himself NJ Brothers Home.

PLAINFIELD, =. j. AuR. q james "
Harkins. Jr. aged ~ years. II Worcester.
Mas. a dramatic writer. committed
suicide To- night ~ 'ho home 81 his cousin.
james Harkin-, iU0S Watching avonr-.
nv shooting himself Ia IN" head with a
revolver Members IL tho family wer"
walking about tho yard when they heard
q pistol shot They went at ono" "a the
room occupied by HArkins and found
hun living PROSTATE Oh the floor dead
hir HarkiDs oarno 20 Plainliold IN the
spring n visif his brother. Hs had bsen
III with creeping paralysis, aid this fact
worried him q great deal During tho
afternoon he left the hoI-e. taking long
.a.k from which be returned Z. :
weakened condition. Soon sf'"rward h.
went % hts room TO rest. and II was but a
Tow minutes later whom tbs shot was
heaFvl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-28
uICHIG avs POyI LArION.
Census Figures Place u NJ 7.sI0t33. .
cain OF $50. I0I In Ten Wears

'h.. t.n-us Bureau tho population ~ tho
S'af. q. Michigan IL :. $40. l7s, ~ compared
with ?. 4yp ss2 IN 1900 and 1908 so ia so
The Iucraas., from 1900 TO 1910 therefore
10 3sp. 1871 Or - I p''r cont. A. compared
with an Increh-,s for IN" procsding de"ade
~ 32T rs ~ - per cent
Practically every one 81 the eighty
three counties gained in population ia the
d.Caie There ar. nine cities IN tue state
with "a population 81 25.nn and over,
namely. Detroit Battle creek, Bay city.
Flint Grand Rapids. Jackson, Kalamazoo,
Lansing aud Sa ginsw Michigan stood
eighth among the States IA the matter OF
population ~ 1917 and Will probably main
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-28
FR,>CE AtrER PRICE R,ISER>.
Cabinet Resolves To Punish Speculation
AuectInE cost oT I.kinE

TI"T|T ITT-T TI|""|T-T n VI ~
PARrs. Aug = The Increased cost Of
living. especially for the working Glasses,
has induced th" Government 10 take an
exceptional decision Al conference
held AZ IN, Ministrv Of III" Interior NJ
Rriani Premier and Minister Of the In
terror. pr.'-iding. A. was resolved 70 inA'i-
tutn proceedings WHERE proof is outaiT -
aul, 1T unlawful speculation tending 20
artiGrilll! iucreas. tho prtr"- 1T th"
noc,.S-aries Of life
II Wa, further decided 20 take action
on any couduct which while not legally
punishable NAV result ia interfering With
IA. ordinary cuurs. 81 supply aud demand
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-28
I>rrRN ,rIO> ar rrIGHr>.
zero club Of Nmrrlrs authorizes Post
poncmeni New Fntris>

IARIs. Aug = Cortland Bishop pres
ld-u' 1T IA" Aero club u America. has
ielegrayh.-i that the International F'-ier
..tlon has autho-Ilri the post pun"m"nt ui
the air races for 'he International cup
prov Ided M Yr."r'tOn - raised g.. M"
airnen IT Promo" and Great Britain
Word como TINT J armstrong nr.N"l
has catered fer ~" \m'rICau pr"limt.
naries with a Bl"rIo' mactiu". N'vma0u
ia also entered with a firrnAn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-28
Reginald andrrBut R~co,ertnK Prom,
Typhoid.

NUwroHT. Il I tug = Reginald =
VANDERBILT. who - suffering from a mild
attarIS Il typhoid fsvrr a, his home In
Portsmouth. Il ! Wa reported tonight
~ r..-tnH v"ry comfortably His ply
sicians aud family feel much encouraged
over TN. progress which h. hos made
ia the last Two days
Mr. vanlsrhilt's mother and sist er,
Countess SzAchenyi. have not been SUM
monad from Europe "a q result % his
ilinaSa