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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1910-06-25

Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets FIRST put up 40 yearH
ago. They regulate and iuyigorate stomach liver
and bowels. Sugar-coated tiny granules.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1910-06-25

The deeper loves roots the less e
runs to flowers of rhetoric.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-28
rO PROTECT CRAM TRINA
Indiana National Guard Ready to Help
llIrIl the strikers.

SoUTH BFNp. Ind July % The Grand
Trunk Railroad Company was rotif''i
to-day that n will h- protected m the
r,Irring ~ all trsirS. This was IN" result
Of cousulta' ion Brig -Gea Mckee of
the Indiana National Guard who repre-
serts Gov Marshall here hal with Mayor
GoetZ
The situation was such last right that
the rFilroei oil rot attempt tn run any
freight trci"s tn Chicago after dark. II
will not do 10 for several nights. The
officers Of the company say they have
men cough Ia run their trRtrE. hut as
most ~ them are new men they will not
- pat to work until the trainmast"r has
his organ iSatiOn complete
Al tn" suggestion of ticl Mckee the
lo~Pl authoritI'- have sgr's''t 20 "uforce
the or iuarCp- EgRlt - jumping un NOV
irg tTGi~s to compel all loIieTerS 10 l"av"
the ,'umpRnv's right Of way. To tIrp"r-~
~ gait erir - and To 49," that the saloOrS
a. the trnubl" districts do not l"Come
ine..tlpg PLACES
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-28
NEG RO ROI GHLI HiNDLED.
Rescued From Msb h, Constable We HAD
Attacked.

BURLINGTON. y J July p This city
narrowly missed lynching tonight
when James Smith. a negro with a tad
police record. attacked Constable William
Mccormick az the close Of a hearing M
the offic~ Of Magistrate Smith and then
made an attempt To get away
Three hundred men and boys made up
posse and traced Smith 10 weed
grown lot IN GARRISON street and whs II
TIA" negro tired to brain two hoys who
disco vercd his hiding place the crowd
set upon HIM only the resistance 81
MC' ormiCk IN. constable he had attacks 4.
saved him from the mob The negro was
bleeding from dozen wounds when
McC ormiCk dragged him from the crowd
and fought hls way through tn" mob
back 20 the Magistrate ONCE Several
shots We're fired during IN" man hunt
and smith told the police that two bullets
clipped wool from his head
MansCled and under q strong police
guard the negro was taken to the county
JAIL Prior 10 his escape he had heen
committed for the Grand Jury on a charge
81 threatening 20 Kill with an axe Theo-
dOrp sharp. another negro
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-28
~ uuER SRI DENTS ON I san.
Columbia Explorers go around the tHy
trn cate Not impressive.

New Nor~ city was r-diScovered yestsr-
day afternoon The explorers were stu
dents Of the Columbia summer session
and III" exp edition Of discovery started
al , ~ IN the afternoon from the foot Of
West Forty second street m q sightseeing
Yacht The tour was personally con-
duct"d' hy Ieonidas Crawford. VI A
professor of English AT Sweet Briar Cot
lege. Virginia
This circumna vigation ~ the city IL the
eighth IN the sar1e, Of excursions which
have ieen planned for the students OF the
summer SESSION The, majority 81 those
enrolled at Columbia thisJuly are NJ rangers
to New FORK and hence the sights-ers
were eager Ia s@e various places of inter-
est
Some members who wer, better 40
uiIainted with hooks than with New YORK
got lost ~ the city and missed the boat
This was due Ia the fact that the univer-
rity bulletin Of eNcurSioDs gave mInut.
al r,c'iOns TO assemble NJ West Twenty
SECOND street. whereas the boat actually
left from West Forty second ztrcet
These "Wednesday afternoon excursion.
are designed primarily for teachers and
for students in the household arts and
Ecienc.-- The women usually outnumter
the men ten 20 one and yesterdays trip
was no execution There was much ax-
element a. He'll Gate was approached
But when " was reached and passed one
student was heard to aay
Well. that's tho mildest He'll Cat. I
have ever seem
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-28
RECTOR TES RtIIRO ~
Alleges P~nnsy INania Yards Have Dam-
AGED ~. ANTHONY IN Jersey Cny.

TEFSrov Y July = Charging that
th' y nrsvlvo7Ia R'rlrJai has iriurrd
'In church property and made II almost
impossible - hold services tn R'v.
R0irstan kwitSoWski. rector ~ IN"
Roman Catholic Churcn Oi 81 Anthony
81 pgiua ,n .I"r-'y city. today h@g"l
~ cotton m IN" tinted States Circuit
'ourt - recover s5D.ussI dau.ag". from
tha company Father kwitkpwski = htll
also pray- for an injunction 10 RESTRAIN
The "a lrpaI from containing "a. alleged
nuisance
y, Anthpnvz church including a
considerable amount - improved prop
.rty us'd for church purpo-''- - situated
IN tho vicinity u Sixth street. where the
railroad has yard and Sh"d facilities.
The church ha' h'ld the property sine
1884, Yea bv va. according - Father
KW.fkowsyI. tie railroad hag bne1 NOV
ing -, tracks ctO-,.r - thu church and
"a is'-ru Incr.a uug tha amount 1T drifting
a'd f"FNr ~ -" vicinity t. ne great
A.. FriTn.I' " both III" interior and 80
terror % N. church buildingr
Srn,kn coal du.t gA-s.. offensive
odor. ami thu vsrioua nDls-s resulting
from the OPERATION ~ railroad all 20
o. max ~ tn" alleged nuisenco Of which
FatnCr kWItkowskt complains. ~ times
h" u-s"rt- u has b"en practically Impos-
sIbl. - hold s"TNIC..- IN the church
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-28
TORREIS BODI EMF NED.
\ Brother HAS suspicious ~ To the Cause
Of Death widow NainI, Protests.

urea. July p Tn. body Of Milo
Torr"y. who died suddenly in Oneida
several DAYS ago and was buried IN
wampsvlle has been exhum-d by order
ot Coroner y q. Brooks at the request
10 q " Torrey 81 Cortland. - brother
~ the dead man, for fhe purpose ~ P--
certaining the cause Of death
Mrs TorTey. the widow ACCOMPANIED
nv her daughter visited the cemetery
late yesterday while the remains were
being exhumed and endeav orpd to pre-
vent what Mrs Torrey insisted was use
less mutilation NJ her husbands body
Coroner Brooks despite her protests
ordered an autopsy. which was performed
at the side 81 the grave The contents
Of the stomach were to-day given To-
an expert for analysis. Torrey's brother
refuses To state the grounds IN which
he bases his demand for an invest CAT ion
and the authorities are a lso silent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-28
PERH,PS POLICE RO, GB>ES>
NagisIraIr HARLOW Thinks There Vas
suri IN the Ease Of the Bianrhts.

The case Of Vincent and Ernest Bisnchi.
which cFusei Magistrate Barlow to crItl-
cise very severely Policeman Thomss
I irht was post orei EgEIr Yesterday
ccauss ore - m" Lcf-HdGr -, Err eSt
FianrhI Was urahl" to appear. The
I /; nchI brothers. vhp i've A. 25O Wei
GGth street wcr. arto~ie Tuesday sk'
CA H." mur {, ipFl f"rryhoa' Bronx Wh"1
they Fpt care! a. court tTr.St'S fac" WEs
Covcre with cuts gid hruis.-~ Ma IIsirFt"
Rrlow was 20 l..tynRrt tibet he pm the
crs. N urtIl lat ight 80 that the tovs
could get LAWYER n. also promise |
TO irirg the CP.r efor" Police Com
missipr "r REk.~
NV | ruth"r - ur7nle =" leaf" tho
house sal yl-c.rt BIanchi laSr i2h'
Very well IN poStpon" this lea ~ 2
until tu .PN Iyht. al Ma yi>tra'" Bar o
loN -S-r.ed' DoUuvaH,- h" contIi ua 1
to OF. Of the LEGAL department 81 the
uolIrp force rho - IT, court. wOuI (
like YOU 10 tFke up tins case n seems
Ia n,. that this policeman has lcen Zee
fully ru'gl IN arr"sti u thes" yuur 2 men
Poll '"ms1 Reilly also was Ia court
He saiI tta' he hal Lerl a>keI 10y a
Gerkha~i Iame Nelson TO PrreSt the
boys Nelson complain - that they wei"
dru K ard had eel irsultiug woineH
on n. bost When Reilly got 10 the
ferry hou'e IT th" Battery. according 10
his siFtemc"t the BisnchIs were fight J. z
With pas>..H gers Who had Just got on III"
hoPt Reilly ard s"othrT policpmA"
- Neara hal b.er forced to handle them
roughly he sal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-28
UITTPENN-DiIN WtR.
va, or's Friends ,dopi some ~ LEADER =
TacilcS 80 s.ri Enforcement.

F..uds of Mayor II otto WIttpenn o'
leroy CIV who has declared var against
u!a'alra rIL "a gcu"-dl and Robcrt DAVIS
R,faor.a'l, .at's 81 Hudson county
"a 90 .rl.r la. aiop'.d some II DAVIS {.
ts"'i.s ~ h~' night : meeting 90 IN"
p :h'u Wat Demo- 'd'ir club m linton
Han G.And ~ f.."' and Clinton Evenu"
I. hat loon p-ryipusly announced tha' a
.r,~olutIon Wouli b." adopted indor~ing
WI'tIeun for tho Ggi-. material uomIna-
ton ana word vas ~ru' along IN" line 10y
DavIs- 81 yhth wal manage that everv
faithful organization meml"r ~ the club
would - evn"c'"i "a :" pn d"cN 10 do hl-
full duty
When Davi,'s men reached tn" nall
they we-r surprl~cd 10 find four Second
praclnc COPS stationed q, the door
Ass.-ssnant Comm ssiDn"r John II Friend
stood te-id" them and they wouldn '
lat anybody go insid" h" meetIng room
until Friend hal vOu"h"d that they w.r.
m.m,ers IN good standing Fifty on.
pa ss,.d INSIDE and ringing resolutions werr
sp-,ndlv adopted lndorsing Wittpenn's
candidacy
IN" DAVIS m.mp"-- ~ the club then
held a meeting o. tl' Hoo above and
several men made sDrr"h"s prote 'tlng
against the action Of IA" WIttpenn faction
IN the club Later msmlsT who had
attends1 the Wittp"nn meeting was in
du,-,I 20 make "A motion rc~fndng the
indorsng RS olu'ion and more than 10
DAVIS men carried " with "a whoop
The ia VIsite~ further decided not TO
indor-e ANYBODY a. a candidate for Gov
cTnor until after the primaries
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-28
PiRTIiI tuNESIt.
\ o1ng woman's InformAtioa NbSai Her-
seif .. SkeIriy, nut Later she . Pound.

4 Young woman sitting on the side
steps 10 the Harlem station of the New
York Central railroad yesterday after
noon told Policeman Buokridge that she
Couldn = remember her name and address
She had left her home at noontime she
said. and could only remember that she
had come To the station in a car and had
got on there hoping that she might meet
some one who could tell who she was.
She remembered that she was married
and thought that her husband was an
engineer connected with some college
which she could not tell Buckridge had
her taken to the Harlem Hospital She
- about - years old. feet q inches tall.
weighs $50 pounds and has light hair and
blue eyes She IL we'll dressed and wears
diamond earrings and two gold rings.
The woman was identified last night
a. Mrs Mary Fleming Nv her husband.
James he L. an engineer employed at
Columbia and lives at 1870 IVES; iiSd
street His wife has been III. he saws.
and started out 10 see q doctor When
she did not return for dinner he called mp
IN" Harlem Hospital ON the telephone
Mrs Fleming was taken home
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-28
DTD>'T mo MS PIPIL.
California Normal Head Clear Him-rf
and Raps the Gs,erucr.

CHIcn. cal july p The State Nor
NAL Srhuol TRUSTEES to-day eNonerated
President e & Van LEV 81 charges ~
huRgInR Ada Clark. a student an the
school The Csse gained hotoriety
throughout the state because Gov Gil
lett took ~ the girls charges and de-
nand..d that Van I.iaw either resign ar
submit, - = formal investigation.
Van Lew accepted the inve~fi cation
and the Governor assigned Attorney
General Webb 10 look after IN" State =
interest Many witnesses were called on
both sides The prosecution tried 10
show that Van Lew used liquor TO excess
and that hrs reputation was bad.
ia his own7 hefenre Van Ilew showed
that no one had over seen him the worse
for Iaupr and that he had l-acn the good
friend and counsellor - scores ~ young
women "a ms nine years m charge ~ the
school Many former STUDENTS testified
~ his favor
var Lew Attributes the Governors
interest In the cas-. - politics and hints
49, ~, Southern Pacific cumllany WIZ
a. Nl.us - otRt him becd'Is" h. opposed
~. r.''Du''oI ~ the raiiTp1d Cpmpuny'z
tfHrs- near the school
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-28
rIr, nrIRr o> TBE BRIDGE.
Hair an Hour of Driay N Rush rimr
had In,ui1 On the gau,r.

In the rush tim" on Brook lyn Br idge
YESTERDAY afternoon a poorly insulated
feeder tn the automatic signal system
grounded on oil soaked ties and set them
aire Tran was DELAYED for half an
hOur
Below the south rnaiwav Just oppo-
st. IA. FOX BuliinE ~ rIve'ars on
a swinging sca1oldng below the tracks
saw the fans, craving along the Ties
~ srh"l, Tn" ropes - IN" Scafold
on which 'h"v worked N"r" fastened
20 th1s.. ti..s. 49, IN" rIN.f"r~ wasted NO
TIME IN Climhmg To VA" trarNs above
They not ned all N" INSPECTORS and police
men within calling distance \ few
hundred pedestrians also h',Sled their
calls and gathered along IN" ratings
- watch proceedings
Policeman Rrunet' - Pridga squad 4
notiv-d that tho rawCs We're spreading
20 tho telephone wire alongside and
rushed Ia get IN his calls 20 he power
house end pollc'. box ~ the bridge
entruno"
FnSin"s and - with Hoo& and Ladder
companies ! and H. answered 4 hand
tul 81 men from IN" engine companies
and he onlv appe -n'r- allowed on m"
brdg" hos. wagon from Engine ..
nut 'h. fire pu'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-28
WiNTED TESTIMONY LOOSE
Bartender. Whose G.rt was Arrested.
Held on charge sf Bribing Policeman.

Mike Carbona was tending bar IN a
saloon on the Bowery Tuesday night
when a man came to him aud whispered
They We got your Viola and got her
good. too 4 couple of Young cops from
the Elizabeth street station plnched her .
Accordingly Nike put on his coat and
went around 10 the stat ION house There
he learned thar Viola Wilson had been
arrested by Policeman Waterbury for
violating the tenement house laws IN her
fiat at Doyers street and sent 20 the
night court
Waterbury saws Carbons offered him
s2j To be- loose on his testimony Water
bury told Magistrate Barlow probation
officer about II Mag istrate harlow was
conferred with and IL was decided that
Waterbury should accept IN" money and
arrest Iarhone
The cas-. Of Viola Wilson was call.d and
put on Then Waterbury left the court
4 court policeman followed him out
side Waterbury noddssi 10 Mike and Mike
Slipped him IS on account $50 Ia follow
" Viola got on
A. @oon a. Waterbury got the hill IN
his hand h" grabbed Carhone and haul'Nd
hum hack Ia court ~" gave his age as
p wears and said he hNsd AZ ~ James
street Magistrate harlow held HIM on a
short AFFIDAVIT under s. ga honds until
last night. when a complaint was made
against hun on "A charge Of briblng a
witness Magistrate BARLOW adjourned
the examination again Ia this morning
IN Jefferson Market court ~ that lt might
come before another Magistrate
The charge against Viola Wilson was
changed last night to soliciting and she
was pat IN charge Of probation officer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-28
GRr>SrR GoI>G ro tLB,>r.
Vim I.aN itrfSrr Gov. IIuEheS Ht RepI,
10 charges against aim.

Borough President Iawr"nc" GreSser
~ Quasn- intends 80 ~ 70 Albany on
Monday to nj. with Go, Hughes his
answer to IN" netttInn asking for his
removal On IN" oharg"s of lnconT etency
and negligence mad" galnS' him s"N "ral
dave ago nv cittS"ns COMMITTEES. ~ that
borough
PatricN T. tealv. Su'par nrpnicn' Of
n ighWaNs who mas five IndiCtmsnts
charAing grand larceny against him.
sent m his resignation Yesterday and
~ was promptly accepted Maurice
G.rou In1o. executive clerk To the Borough
President who was indicted for grand
larceny IN connection with the raising
81 s. Vouchers for postage stamps Ia $50
returnei from his vacation Yesterday
and was suspended pending his trial
One % the charges lodged against dresser
before Gov Hughes Vas that ha retained
Geronimo IN the employ Of IN" Citv
despite his Indictment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-28
HOTTEST M,skiN r,MP,IGN
Powerful Elements Against wirkrrshaD'
fer CONGRESS, Vet He MAY Win.

TACOMA. July u Alaska has never
seen so hot a political fight a. that being
vaged against James Wlckersham for
reelection "a Delegate in Congress. The
Western Federation Of Miners has a
candidate against him. Opposed 10 him
hasides are the Taft AdminStrat on
organization. every Federal officer tho
Guggenheim interests. the Alaska North
em the White Pass and Copper River
and Northwestern railroads. the cannery
men. the Northern Commercial Company
In fact u - difficult to tell who Is for
HIM
Nevertheless. juneau dispatches say.
his opponents cannot IT, certain 81 his
defeat until the votes an, counted after
the election IN August. In Alaska th-r'
are a great number Of unmarried men
Their loneliness makes them naturally
pe~sIniHtic and Inclined toward socialism
Wickersham ~ regarded a. against the
Government and combinations Of wealth
His campaign seeks tn show thai u" IL
being set upon Ivy -the intsrsrts
Southeastern Alaska will probably go
for Wlckersham nv u reduced majority
and IL sFrms likely that the Soc ali-tic
element mentioned will swing tn" el"c-
ton for him or for Orr Louis y ShscNla-
ford. the Alaska member 81 IN" nltional
Republican committee and Wickershams
arch enemy, il following him through
central AlasSa, engaging him IN debates
and exhibiting from the platform a letter
which Mickersham is alleged 10 have sent
to stephen Berch Offering his services to
GnggenheIm at $4,000 year
Hundrecis Of men helped by or along
the Valdez Fairbanks trail with their
packs are shouting for him. The Alaskan
newspapers are about evenly divided
Nicker-ham ono" made Orr Mayor 81
Tacoma
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-28
IIGHT on RiWN'> DEATH.
Tie SSid Ne and HarahAn Had tSreed 10
''Farm cat" ear Rrpair inS.

MISNETkA. III July - N'm" OF the
inner secrets Of the system under which
the Illinois Central Railroad Is declared
10 have b4er mulcted out Of more than
o. 5nO.WD were revealed last night IA
the course Of an all night session OF the
CORNERS inquest over III. body Of Ira
q Rawn. former president ut IN" Monon
Railroad
These assertions came out IN a state
meet ma L. by Mr. RAWn To D.. e. Field
general counsel for the Alonnn rUaf.
A"d i've lIte the assertion that the farm
ING ont Of car repairing hsA hoel agree l
TO by PrsA l"Hu J T Hsrahs1 NJ th. I'LL
roc Central roa
Previous to the examination Of Attorney
Field Mrs Rawn told detailed
story OF ia" events on the night at her
husband = shooting She had new theory
a. To Mr. Ravn death that he had heen
killed 10y a shot from his own weapon in
sciIffie with a burglar who mot him on
the steps II their home
AttDrn.y Field 'rli II hts business re-
htipn- with Mr. RiWn ant Expressed
his opinion that he ws- anything bu' the
sort of man - commit suicide
10 wa know of ANYTHING elsa that
might bear IN This Cas"s' asN"i coroner
Hoffman
We'll ~ IN" = sw"". h-.Itating CIV
~ %. IN. tol I me soinc IAN" aIo aHout
r. III 90 I.atrYl aver u" a!ni'tei
th.'' ire, M ~ have l'-'' mo ~ Ter
tIrn Who Voc 's-ryi-E OF gr''u Bat
i"s.ti I dot = ~ ~ a"y.iI Rr'ut IT
10 the th"." wrFiu m. *" ouSh
tn r. .tl.. IN II H.. 20 o.. ui = great
system hS" tr.'
Then Ia iph M thai the system nf
IA u.inS ou' ca rrrl ring. such a. has
been ,ov.al.sl ~ tna rec 'rt invest gaiInn,
hal been agreed uppn Nv IN" president
oG the limos Central aud himself. and II
wIs Considered III" proper thing - do
Ihi- statement from Attorney Field
- ~" first SHOWN - have been made by
VI Rawn IN Whs'n ha even attempted
TO plI~~ the responsibility for IN" car
-'yp'r graft ami hrlr' though n was II
C-,a'et a sensation among the LAWYERS
who eagerly awaited further questioning
1lnnS ma An"
Dat coroner Hoffman disappointed
them lie dismissed the subject with
ole or two NOR" questions that failed
TO throw AL iitIonal hight on the subject
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-28
PREPARED TO ARREST CRIPPER
DOMINION DETECTIVE WAITING
ron INV ar FtTHER POINT.


=. 4. - -. -.
MONTREAL 'up ~ moo"
~CcoruhS 70 caicuiA'io IONS "su"
o ,'.n'l =" the NahSo'ah ','o 90
"h'" war hn"s' ,he i@uien,'o'
i"Sie''o' w" OF 'he '0ot'Ahu 80
ponoe ana the Mon'I"er, carrying ~
@i~s"u susIects lh .he .nPic" ,'u'o
wei" Aore'st OF eAon o.ner eoou'
% uesrees west. onc'Ais o' oo'n 0ou,
pah'"S ar" positive thAt no A'emP' WIN
maoe AZ ga 10 transfer the i'onuon
uetectiNe TO the Montrose' ihere win 10
no action until one or the other OF the YES
Sis reaches father fo'nt. Vueoec' "heT
p'lot ~ taken on board ana "here
dominion police inspector waning
with warrant To arrest CHppen ana ms
companion shouh th~y re tonhd ON 'he
montro~e
FATHER POINT. Quebec, July 21.-Nharles
nauVreau, local representative OF the
dominion police received orders by Wire
TINS morning from Lieut.. Col SHERWOOD
Vhief OF the Dominion police. to go on
board the steamer Montrose when she
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-28
BODIEs FROM NORTH RI,ER.
Those of Two ef the Boat Accident yic-
tiu,- Of Last SUNDAY Are Rece, cred,

The bodies Of two Of the three young
men Who were drowned on Sunday last
when a skin overturned on the foot ~
West Fighty-sixth street in tho North
River were recovered hy the polio. Of
HRrbor 4 last night They were ident,-
fled as thoss Of Gaetano BOds. N years
old. 81 81 West SiNty-eighth street, and
Frederick St.inberger. n years old. Of
2O7 West EiRhtieth street
The police boat Partol. IN charge of Capt
Mott found the body OF Bode floating
near the foot ~ West Eighty-fourth street
and the other they found tied to the
public baths pier az the foot q tho sam.
street, a few yards distant
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-28
Impro, em-n,, To yandrrb,rt CIn,c.

Crow. Lewis x wickcnhoefcr. arrn.'
t"cts. have flied plans for making IMPROVE
ments to tho Vanderbilt Clinic 81 ~
southeast corner of Amsterdam s'"rl"
ard Sixueth street. The nnr-ovrrr"E's
consist in part OF building al s,ltirn- %
the tuberculosis pavilion or tSs ru' H
the main building A new extension M '''
roof Of the present Laboratory off ODD"
clinic over the corridor will also pr r.h..'
The cost will he - So
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-28
TtSt an RESET ED.
Laborer Who Feii before Train saved
Prom That sort of Death ~ Foreman.

Tony Car"o. a lRborer ON the New York
Central railroat. struck the third rail
Of the tracks a. I:9th stree, and Park
avenue yesterday afternoon With his
crowbar. with which he was fixing tier
~. was badly burned and fell on the
northbound tracks ia front of White
Plairs local
James Smith. foreman. got Car~o
on the tracks just IN time. The injured
man was taken to the Harlem Hospital.
where his CONDITION il SAID to he serious.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-28
PHrSHCIiN FtLLS DEtD.
Dr. RIchsrd stone % BreosI,n q Victim
of ApepieNy

DR.. Richard Stone OF ITs Jay street
BROOKLYN. died suddenly Of spopIexy on
the street IN front Of 232 Front stree, las,
night He was - years old
DIR. Stone was born IN Windsor VI
He was educated at Dartmouth College
and the College Of Physicians and Sur
geOns. lie was member Of Plymouth
church and Of Commonwealth Lodge
10 Masons HIS wife died fourteen year.
ago. lie ~ survived 10y three daughters,
DR. stone had lived IN the Jay street
house for forty years
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C,RRIES orr MOI M NAN OVER.
Harris's auto FIRST slFu~k Boy aud Then
Rushed Him tn Hospital

In front - his home ~ tss Fast iIosh
sfr--t Yesterday afternoon Joseph BAR
tIsia. ~ years old. was struck by an
automobile aud seriously hurt The
automobile. owned by Harry Hill 81
1929 Boston road. Was driven by Walter
Harris who lives at the same address
There ~ steep grade on IIp;h street
and Harris couldn't stop the car in time
% avoid striking the boy.
Harr - picked up the boy and took
him a. fast IA he could TO the Lebanon
Hospital The police were satisfied that
Il was purely accidental and made no
arrest
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the R-, Morgan Ashley Coming 10 Al
ANGELS Church.

PLAISTIgLp. V J. July q The Rev
Morgan Ashley. rector Of ~ stephens
Church. Netherwood. has rendered HE
real gnatiOn. 10 take effect October I
lie has accepted a call TO the curateship
Of Al Angels church. West End avenue
and Eighty-frst street, New York city
MIR Ashley is n graduate Of Princeton
University and the General Theological
Seminary