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nDe of the clergy. a
priest of the city of
Dolores, Father Miguel
lHidalgo, to give these
sentiments outward ex
precision and 70 raise
Che Gag of rebellion
against the mother
country. Father Hidalgo
was the second son of
Gshristobal Hldalgo y
Costilla and Ana Maria
de Gallaga, and was
dorm on the Hacienda
Curalejo in the state
nj Guanajuato on the
eighth of May, 1853
Ais early years were
spent on the farm of
which his father was
'slir manager. As he
grew older he pursued
Ais atudies of phlloso.
phy and theology at
inc College of San Nj.
pplas, and about 1778
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innnor1ant 10 Motners

Examine carefully every bottle Of
CASTORIA, a safe and sure remedy for
infants and children, and see that It
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he came to Mexico City to receive the
'sac1pd orders and the degree of bach
eiCr OF theology. He served az pastor
m various parishes. and on the death
NJ an older brother was transferred
to the City of Dolores. where he
wn1rked for the enlightenment of his
people in the arts and sciences and
she encouragement of agricultural
and industrial pursuits. He first in-
troauced In that district the cultiva.
tion of the grape and the planting OF
mulberry trees for the breeding OF
abe silkworm. He. moreover. estab.
fiished crockery factory and a brick
yard and constructed tannery and
Sther commercial institutions. All
chs. together with his generosity
Mude him much beloved by his par
4shioners and especially the Indians,
whose language he was familiar with
3eing fond of music he taught them
90 play and formed an orchestra
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AS the human to the
cbdess coming
the Spanish finally subdued the
of
The law which excluded spanar born from equal rights with
which arose between the two parties together with tire alienation of the
commercial
all
growth of revolutionary
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signature ssass ,'s &MzzzM
In Use For Over 80 Years.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
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by a. PzQUEy7y s7>z1TG7zEZ

administration OF
s Grand Old Man Pofrlo Daz Mexico should
celebrate her early
al giles for freedom and liberty e whose forceu military poi
whose his and whose
his SOUND
kSfI commercial foot
with executive the
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L1HAPUzTEPEC CH57ZE
PEsLoENcE ar PRE5ZDEYT DL4Z

wagons and the setting fire 10 'hN
eoIIs in their front, compelled the IN
surgents to retreat in great disorue,
This was the beginning of the END o.
the brilliant career of Hidalgo' he heI me-,
with other insurgents northward AM
surrendered his command to Allehue
At Saltillo 1t was decided to nee ~
the United States and to enlist w.
sympathy of this rising republic bu,
on the way they fell into an ampuSll
planned in the interest OF a counter
revolution by discontinued reVoiu
tionarv colonel by the name OF Ellzoh
do Hidalgo and Allende were cap
tured tried and condemned to death
The sun., 1910-05-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.
New Drug Cures
Fever and Asue


N all the prominent mea gathered
al the medical convention IAst week
none attracted more attention than
Prof q. v La ToTne. whose nev kaf-
dene treatment for chills and fever
and all forms of malaria has been 30
successful
While kardcnc Is known az . blood
purifier and liver lnvigorator its ValOe
sSalutc for malarial attacks Nas not
recognized until recently. ltS use IS
growing rapidly, not only bec 1use Of
is wonderful merit but also on ac-
count oi rs low cost You can make
full quart ol kardene tOniC BY dis
solving one ounce Of kardene and !
teacupful Of sugar IN pint Of ileQ.
hol and then adding plnis Of bod
ing water The dose IS a tablespoon
iul before each meal and before
retiring
kaFdene ionic is doubly valuable N
the Spung. when the system needs
toning up Taken regularly for z
few weeks n will do aWay with that
tired feeling. restore lost energy and
ambition, correct deranged digestioa.
arouse a torpid liver and purity and
enu,h the blood. enabling Il 10 east
out of the system the impurities that
cause ,allowness. biOtches. pimpies
and similar symptoms oi impure
blond. II your druggist y out of kaF-
dene ask him 20 get u for YOU.
The sun., 1910-05-03
VACATION OBJECTED TO
Whsn . CondrmRation Csmmlssionrr
PFsPoses 20 Take q Recess.

Corporation Counsel Watson learned
yesterday that 7 Ellet HOdgskin one or
the commissioners for the adjustment
Of the claims oi the property owners
along JoralemOn street. Brooklyn. for the
easements acquired under that street by
the city for the subway. vas planning 20
20 20 Europe for a summer trip and he
tbereupon wrote % Mr. Hodgskin that
Il was his duty 10 remain here until the
appraisal u finished. The claims which
the commission h considering amount
10 about gis.OOO. 600 and the interest which
tho city will have 10 pay on them should
they be upheld b. 40 the rate Of sem .OOB
q year The Corporation Counsel WrUte.
! feel that not only The city hat the lui-
Tants a. veil should have the constant
attendance of all che commissioners. ~
questions both Of law and of fact arc likely
10 arise ~ any meeting. the proper drcision
Of which vOuld mean much IN all concerned
IN q matter n thia tixs and impoTtan,e
Furthermore. questions brought up ~ ono
session might have both q direct and IN
direct beaFinE upon questions arising at
another session. and ! feel therefore that
an of the commissioners. whose appoint
mont by the Court charges them with uef-
sCnai and oHctai responsibility. should
have knouisdss ~ an ths procesdlnss from
day 20 day aa they arise
The sun., 1910-05-03

Trustees Report . NOnihs Gifts and Nn-
Rounce New Professors.

AA1AANN "" NNNANsNNAHa
The trustees oF Columbia University
wound up their business for the college
year az tho last meel.ag of 1901 10 yestsr-
day afternoon Nothing was announced
a. 90 the disposition u the bequest Of John
Stewart kennedy and probably nothing
will be until next fall
The trustees rec-iyrd SIS On in gifts
in the past month Among them were
50 no from an anonymous donor 90 be-
expended under the direction u the presi-
dent. $4,000 from the children ot the late
Dr Abraham Du Boi-. a graduate in medi-
cine In the class Of is15. 10 establish
research fellow ship al the medical school
IN memory Of their father $40 UD from
the class " 1855. school Of mines ia oele-
bratiOn Of the twentv-hftn anniversary
~ their graduation 10 establish a fellow
ship under the faculty Of applied science.
$40 from friends Of the university 10
maintain a special annual travelling fe-
lOwship IN architecture
The resignation Of Charles , Pellew
A VI assistant professor Of chemistry.
was accepted to take efeC; June ~, 1871
The plans for the new building for the
faculty OF philosophy were approved The
cornerstone will be laid this summer
Paul Jones Williams. B =. Cniver-
sity of Pennsylvania. ls9s VI =. ls9g
and & 2 i0Os. vas appointed assistant
professor of civil engineering "a succeed
Prof Ira n WOOl@on. resigned Dean
Putnam Lock OOd. Ph ID now instruc-
tor in Greek and Latin a. Harvard Uni
versity. was appointed assistant pro-
feseor u classical philology N Columbia
College La Rue Van Hook. Ph D.. nov
assistant professor ~ Greek at Princeton
University. was appointed associate pro-
fessOr Of classical philOloGv IN Barnard
College Walter Irvine Schlichter.
graduate oE Columbia With the degree of
r. y in 1893. was appointed 10 BE- pro-
fessOr of electrical engineering Tie
has been employed by tho General Flee
trio Company a. Schenectady. Ny
The sun., 1910-05-03
NOW THE NIGHTGOWN DANCE
~ ~ SOMNlM-
MILF HlS THE FIDGETS.
Assorted Emotions OG Ilusband, vie.
False FRIEND ~ ~. TOefuily Expressed
Lima Payne. a Newcomer. IL COmeiy
a Vaudeville Feature Prem Parts.

NhsQFtfu EaNluNlwtN ~ husuaNus W.T.
False friend ~ a.. TOefuIly Expressed
Lima Payne. a Newcomer. IL COmely
a Vaudeville Feature Prem Parts.
G. Molas-o. whose greatest claim for
immortality rests ON his Introduction of
that amiable Parisian diversion the
Apache waltz IN the Western hemisphere.
made another move in the direction of
sw weetness aud light when he introduced
La Somnambule- at the American Theatre
yesterday afternoon.
The sleepw alker Is the wife of a doting
husband who suddenly remembering that
her birthday has arrived decides 20 cele-
brate II by buying beautiful flowers. then
ordering a banquet for the friends he
invites These guests are an elderly
pair and a youthful friend Of tho husband
who under tho influence of champagne
cannot control his affection for the hostess
She prefers her husband. although the
programme said the time uf the panto-
mime was the present and Paris its scene
They all danced this emotion The
husband danced when he remembered
that his wife's birthday had arrived
The maid danced when he had her 60
out 20 buy flowers The caterer danced
when he arrived with the cakes and cham
nagne The lover danced his declaration
and the married couple danced their de-
light at being among those present Even
the wife danced her gratitude for the
ceremonies IN her honor.
Bat all this was unimportant compared
10 the hiGnigoWn dance IN which the
-Omnambulistic wife indulged after her
husband had left her She came from
ner chamber in what the programme
called a robe de- mutt and marched
right down the steps into the living room
with only this diaphanous nightie N con-
ceal her yery pink silk tiFhts. With her
eyez closed she swept inteutly around the
stage until suddenly the vision Of the
nxigent lover Appeared IN a portrait
frame. Then she hurried upstairs In her
fright Hc came back how ever. forced
himself into her room and was nearly
murdered by the husband. whO found his
wife In a -wO OOn on the iiOor and the faith
less friend rafting the lock ed door % the
bedroom into which he had been thrust
Instead uf committing murder how
ever. monsieur did a very acr1hatic dance
for madame. " ho responded IN kind "a
show her appreciation ~ such cnnlugal
devotion Lima Payne. hitherto IN
known % New York was madame. She
NAV never put paylOwa- toes Out ot
ioiEt nor siIl g.. Molasso ever dance
Michael Mordkine ~ his feet But Miss
Payne has beauty In an uncommon degree
aud both delighted the audience at the
American Music Hall Yesterday afternoon.
The sun., 1910-05-03
MIA Fowl Colon, for Central PARK Lake.

Park Commissioner Stover has estah-
lished an Oriental Mid fowl colony on the
lower lake ~ Central Park. He had the
boats removed from tn small hOdy II
water several weeks ago. N that the
foWs there would not he disturbed. and
hs made arrangements for tho purchas.
of more fowls 10 increase Tho hOcks of
Wild ducks swans and gee-e already there
The new ones arrived yesterday aud
were put in tho lake. They include twenty
pairs of white swans. thrce pairs ~ black
swans, a dozen Pekin ducks, pair NJ
brown Chinese geese. two pairs ~ white
Chinase g.ese. three pairs u wood ducks.
two Egyptian geese and twelve pair 81
mandarin ducks.
The sun., 1910-05-03
J,MEST.WiLDRON FOUND DEiD
Body sG theatrical wan Found ndcr
ned Death Due to Hcart Failure.

James 7 Waidr0n, stag" manager
Of the Manhattan Theatre, Broadway
and Thirty-hrst street. was found doAd
In his room AZ 30 West Thirty
street, last night. He had hsen missing
since Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Annie
Tiernan the landladv. discovered Wal
DION : body under his bed last night. nea'h
was due - heart failure.
Waldr0n was Is years-uld He Ised 70
bs a nswspap~r man. but for the past
fifteen years has been connected with
the theatrical business. lie told his friends
thai Horace Greedy gave him the money
Tor his education His wife, who - on
the stage. "a playing On the Pacific coast
She has been notified II her husbands
death
The sun., 1910-05-03

4H Companies have already inductsd him
into one Of the hAnquet customs OF this
land. He will get a silver loving cup. the
oft Of all the branches Of the Chinese
Empire Reform Association In the Allan
tic States. Il Will be- appropriately in
scrihod In Chinese characters.
The proprietor of the Tuxedo said yes
terday that he was preparing for eighty or
ninety guests tomorrow and tnat the
menu would he one hsfitting the rank Vt
the guest of honor.
The sun., 1910-05-03
Iordan Cameron.

NV IuNpON. Conn May " lor-
dan and Mrs n Cameron. both % New
Y0rk. acre married iu this Ciiy this morning
Tbe ceremony was rrriorped hy ne hev
! H0mevu uanfOrth pastor ~ the firsi
Ihufrh af hrist Bf the unrsrnEE Ec uf o.
o'ClOck and vas wiineEsed hy Mr and Mrs
nohert j kahn Df New ORR ana Henri
j Jordan. " ID 0f Worce~ler
'fhs party came 20 this cts Ou SUNDAY
evening about O'rlnCt in Two automobiles
and consisted Of The bride and bridegroom
elect the Witnesses D. 4 HOrhetfH " ~ 8f
Worcester AMI , N l.aNOin" ~ Worcester
The members ot The pnrtv regizfered ~
the MBhican Hotel This morning " mar
riaRe lipeuse NUs procured and NI Jordan
and Mr. Cameron. accompanied boy the
Witnesses, went 70 the parsonage. where
they we're married.
The sun., 1910-05-03
IN. Wan sarsrt .E,rnlnr snn. 1.

The Wall street edition n Tvs EyENIyO
SUN contains all tho financial news and
the stock and bond quotations 20 tho close
Of the market The closing mutations.
including the bid and asked prices. win
additional news matter. are confined also
in the night edition of THE EVENING Sun
The sun., 1910-05-03
4 BuLLsETE ron FRINGE rAO.
Sc knows HoW 10 shSs, and ne Is PSSud
% Prove ~.

ANY one who has wondered Why the
mild hammered Prince Tsai Tao should
head a military commission tO inquire
into such a stern business a. war would
have Understood the reason could he have
ssen his Imperial Highness pick up a
rihe In the Seventy y-hrst Regiment Armory
after last nights regimental drill. pat it
lovingly. then anuEEls bic chesk Up
saainat the butt and send . bullet into .
bullssye seventy yards away. Probably
The sun., 1910-05-03

swift Accompany salts rf Fresh leef In Neu
". asaFaget tl.a8 cents per p1und.-A AZ.
The sun., 1910-05-03

No EXTRA CHARGE FOH IT.
Advertisements ior rHE sCN A1d ruE Evustna
SCn msy be- Icit 81 any Amrrioan Distuct Mes.
nlngcT once Co. ne city.
The sun., 1910-05-03

ESrAB oVER HALFA AcENTuM
The sun., 1910-05-03


TREad M with things ~ carry over
htlls and mountPins and down into valleys
and arrosa streams This pack train is
the medium of considerable r~fivity
for the cadet COrTs whom they -et ur whf'
thew call the anero io adjust for bum he's
make slings and hitche- and load carEo's
and do stunts nf that kind The p'u-
poe ~ the train Wa explained ~ 'ha
rrin. and then q start wa mrdo 81 -"tre
of the clas~ToOms wherc ~" boys vent
IN reCitng just - u his Highn"-- wr
s1me css'ial visitor Who hal just dropp'd
Ia
Ry this time II va nra-ly noon ard Eonn
tae buFi-- wore moving N" noon meal
6ai. baforo that the Prince and perty
hat sliprld INTO that famOiN kitchen
II West Point tp sae the wheels % round
\ hat bread -hring machine end the lO1i
T1TuunR cOntrivanCe simply got tnc
Prime He boarded an elevator and
vas drOpned into m" rar"ment When
10 landed The floor rllsed over completely
o. the astonishmont ~ III" r'-t Il the
I.trty They hal ~ walk down Then
that plattric p0tat1 pairing COutrautiOn
a.rrqed his Highne-s ihe m"at zlicing
warhIne wac exhibited ~ wore the urns
flr tea and coffee end tho hig -Oup caul-
dr0n. and tho cold stOrEg" plaut Il ives
all wonderful. And then the boys came
swinging IN and the Prince and pa-ty
vatrhnd thnm settle down ~ an "Xhi
: tion q yOuthful army 0iioor-' American
HuTstitn4
il,er that thRv ~ went ~ Col Scott r
Ta1idence Tor luncheon. wher" they we're
~eeted Nv Mr3 Scott Those u The
rnChson respinF Prince Ts1 aud Lord
g.. were Gen IA VA CHANG COI Vac
Col Ten I.sut '0l Lou Capt Pong
t0l Hs4 lOl schuyler Capf Ietnlsy
end Major p T. Foster ~ the Governor q
rsf Nifs Sr0rt presided ard . was
said that the Prime Nth some CALAMITY
informed her that h. was QUITS sure aftoI
au that be- preferred Ameugsn oDJking {
% that % h.s oUn country. There were
The sun., 1910-05-03

KORAN. rAlmud. Pcpyss Diary, AstroiouS
Irish boohs hooks in french PRATT, tst en- ~
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-09
SAY EARTHQUAKES
ARE DUE TO COMET
WAsHTNGTON

WASHINGTON. D. C-Speclal.-
faL4eg.s comet made her adleus 90 the
earth D. producing snlFery cartI-
uaake ia some corner OF the globe
Early morning activities among INe
!. .er- rl.ra rrIraL 4UstrlulF tents az t.e
Weather Bureau yesteraay, when SONIC
fraruors were recorded which inllcatrl
"a quake az courlderable tenslty. leads
20 rflF pposltlo
TIE prelI mlrort frcmcr8 began az d
minute and ~ seconds after mldulEat.
seFeufy-nftl meridian flme. The Sec
ono urell mtuary tremors began az
minutes and So seconds after mlunl KIT
While the amount % motion recorded
lsaf only moderate. the duration o. the
treroors exceeded an hour. and 40
apparently produced by an eartnQl pa q
~ great Intensity. The phases OF TIE
notion were sharply indicated and de-
note the probable distance % the oTigl 2
AZ about a.oOo miles. The record did
not Indicate any special location.
ClD-o- nuuE heavily in the West last
night and a view or the comet was an
I irgrtpOsel 5lllty. II g. becoming fainter
and fainter every evening, and IN q
few more nights VIII have passed out
% View Tor another twenty-five years
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-09
WENT TO MEET MANI
VANISHED FROM VIEW

NEW -Special-The family OF
Augustus Brockelbank, ~ Ferris place.
OSsinIng. y y. the police % u.at place
and the police OF New YORK. aud other
cities are trying Co md him. lie has
been missing five days.
RrockcIhank is nifty years OLD. ana is
oue Of The best known residents 90 ta-
~iuetnE He ls am expert ar''. N'anl z,
.aud FOR rlt last ten years o.. hASi-
ness connections have been lut len-
tial.
Last Thursday morning DE told his
family that Dee was going 90 Sew of b
d. keep au appointment with man ai
Ifhe Waldorf-Astorla. From The mo-
meut hc left his house nothing mas
been heard 90 hh.l DC ls NOT known
vrH.rhe e. went to the hotel Tie did
mot mention the name of the man Do,
Twas 90 see. His family fears Ac is ID
land unable 90 send word
Brockelhank became resident oI
O-SIuIug twelve years ago. Never since
llts marriage has he been away iron
home over night without letting ,hn
/ were regular and an his time wa
spent In hls home or hls office.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-09
PRISONER TRIED
To KILL HIMSELF
Clarence Osborne Cut Arteries In Both
Arms and Nearly Bled
90 Death

RICHMOND. VA-Special-A des-
perate attempt at suicide pre-
vented the trial OF Clarence osborne
I'm Chesterfield county Tuesday on
the charge OF criminally assaulting
Mary Burbrick. thirteen-year-old
Bohemian girl.
The sheriff sent TO conduct him into
court for trial found him lying In q
large pool OF blood and entirely un-
conscious. The man had cut long.
deep gashes in both OF his arms with
/ a pocket knife and had succeeded In
opening several arteries in his left
arm. Or. Howard. OF Petersburg, and
Dr. Ragland. of the Southside, were
I Immediately summoned. and both de-
/ clarod the man In a precariOus con-
dition. He was very Respondent and
sworc ne would tear open his wounds
+ again as soon as opportunity present.
ed itself. 4 guard was placed over
him. His recovery is uncertain
Judge Ernest TT. Wells, who was sit
ting In the case at the time. said to-
day:
bring the prisoner to the court ana
IL was not long before he came rush
ing back into court asking for ply
stefan and saying the prisoner nae
b cut himself up. 1 immediately or
dered an adjournment ana went 10 see
what was the trouble.
& THE man had had pocketknifo
e concealed IN his shoe. and with this.
which was very sharp ne cut the tAA-
! tire muscle of his right arm IN Two
\ and cut a large cash. about five inches
n long and one inch deep In his letk
s. forearm. lie was covered with bioou
u a piece of blood soaked card board
= was found near him bearing the fol-
y lowing letter:
N May 31st.
a Dear Brother wrote YOU on the
s, twenty-siNth asking YOU to help me
y out and sent YOU "a telcgrem on the
~ tveuty-eighth. Z told you you could
+. give me life or death. ou have pre-
a. fcrred Go give me the latter. When
to- sou hear OF my death / nope YOU VIII
lt feel better. You have turned me
lt down and ] am in poor health anc
without friends or relatives or money
- and prefer death to "a rotten prisoI
- and prefer death before I would le
IS that old German brute triumph oNe
~ me and may the curses of Christ eve
be rest upon her. ] hope you VIII p'
lt satisfied when YOU hear OF my SUICIDE
O." i am not afraid go Kill myself. IN
80. suicide has no soul ass the soul file
~ 90 another sphere. so there lis no. SUI
lE fering after death. You die like IN
ST. swine or the OK. with no hereafter an
CSirncdj sc. +. OSBORNE
IL is said the prisoner was in .
luck almost continually ever since n
came 90 Chesterfield county. and wa
W regarded as "a bad character.
He is charged with a very gray
crime against thirtecn-y ear-oid BC
, r hemian girl. and a. is thought tha
~ the prospect OF severe punishment 10
H. lhis lH 1hc -..ttt-,,. frcr, h
| being disOwncd and ignored by n
as relatives was the caWse OF his "a
IN tempted suicide. He is said 20 HAY
been almost Unmanagcab ign the "a
If His previous trial resulted tn "a huf
20 fury-ten standing for ten years
.he / the penitentiary and one for TWEEN
years. The prosecuting attorney r
fused TO ask FOR "a death sentence.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-09
WAITED FOR OTHER
WOMAN'S HUSBAND
kgs. STEIN FORGOT PEACEFUL
ERRAND AND U-f-D HI-k
CMEKE-II-A.

NEW TORK--Epecia Albert
stein. O. Cun0rd street. AeHarK. was
on her way % the cemetery Hnen she
stopped on a. the Marie Street STA
ton o. the PennsylyaDla Railroad
Tuesday Afternoon she wa 20
change carr there Tor the cemetery,
snc that waS the only reason hne
should have even seemed % Be 4olster-
ing a. such 3 pace.
Ma Stein hac 10 more than reach
&C the Sidewalk when khe began 70
cOuDbt whether she would get % the
cemetery. Almost within arms reach
OF her she saw this wOman." anc
Afrs. stella xe& ready 70 take Der oatn
that this woman" WaSn't waiting Tor
q car for the cemetery or any other
place. She e42 waiting Tor nzan
And k.rs stein WA a. sure a. sas
could be that she knew who the mar
WAS
Nelghbors have been telling her fol
more than q year, Mrs- stein saya ina
her husband has been seen on th'
street vita this WOxn&n." IA spite q
the fact that "lhis woman" has hus
hard Of her own and Lives with hin
not Tar frofsa the Gteih home M
stein goes 20 New York almost ever.
day, and when Ara Stein looked NJ
A. the tower she saw that u we1 aoou
tine for him 90 be coming back y
sha made uD her mind thez she, 10
wos1d wait for man.
Il was nof lonG before tAe Es@'