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The San Francisco call., 1910-12-02

Mrs. Guy c. Earl and her two att
tractive daughters are sailing from
Genoa today en- route home after a
years. absence abroad. They are ex-
pecting to reach their Oakland home
but a day or two before Christmas.
Miss Annie Brown, who has spent the
summer in Europe, is sailing on the
same steamer.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-02

Mrs. C. s. Chamberlain will entertain
a box party at the Ellen Terry per
formance tomorrow afternoon, having
as her guests Mrs. F. r. Chadwick,
Mrs Hugh Hogan, Mrs. E. A. Whitaker,
Mrs. Frank. Shay, Mrs. ]. S. Emery,
Mrs. H. L. Whitehead.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-02

Mr.. and Mrs. John Overbury are
planning to spend the winter in the
bay cities. taking possession of an at
tractive home in Piedmont. The over
burys since their marriage few years
ago have divided their time between
California and BuiIfrog. New. Mrs.
Overbury was formerly Miss Emily
Chickering.
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-12-16

clowns, some fireworks, some monkeys and a story book andI an Irish Mail.
 Fletcher Young. Dear Old Santa Claus: Il hope you and all the children will have a good time Christmas. Please don't forget me.
 Earl Mckenzie. Dear Santa Claus:-I want . ring, a bracelet. a pretty vase, lots of toys, nuts, candy. apples and oranges.
 Daurice Kelley.
 Dear Santa Claus: Please don't furget this old maid this Xmas. axed you last Xmas to bring me a man and l wus disappointed. but l guess you wus mistaken where 1 wus and carried him to Sal IT she got one last year. Now. Santa. l live at No. 14 Dog Gone St. in that pea green cottage j;st below the hill. Please bring one that likes cats fur l couldn't separate frum the half dozen 1 have. l will leave the front door unlock. ed and you kin tie him to the table in the kitchen. Now, l want you to be sure and don't furget me this time and l wont never ax you no more to bring me q man.
 Your lonely old maid.
 Mary Jane. P. S. Any old batchelor m Prescott. will do.
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-12-16

Dear Santa Claus: want you to bring me a drum, some fire works, COW boy suit. an airgun, a horn, some candy, oranges, apples and nuts. Now, old Santa Claus, please do not forget me for 1 have been a good little boy. Your little friend,
 Carl Darlington. Dear Santa Claus:-I have been a good little girl and have studied hard. I want you to bring me a doll buggy. a set of dishes. a ring, a story book, and all kinds of fruits and don't for get me. l will go to bed early.
 Your little girl,
 Lula Beth Gee.
 Mt. Moriah, Ark. Dear Old Santa Claus: Fl want you to bring me a toy train, a wagon, some nuts, candy, apples and oranges. 1 W mt you to bring dear MT. Ed" a good turkey dinner ard a long cigar.
 Ellis Whitten.
 Mt. Moriah, Ark. Dear Old Santa Claus:-I want you to bring me a doll with long yellow hair, some candy, oranges and all kinds of nuts and apples.
 Belle Written. Dear Santa Claus: - Please bri 2 me a doll, some candy, nuts, apples, oranges and a little tea set. Alpha Summers. Dear Santa Claus:- Please bring me a pair of skates, a drum and gun. That is all I want.
 Bob Elkins.
 Dear Santa Claus: - Please bring me a big sleeping doll and some apples, oranges, candy and all kinds of nuts and set of dishes and a nice story book.
 Rena Woolsey.
 Dear Santa Claus: want you to bring me some candy. some apples, oranges, a bicycle, a tricycle.. an automobile a train that runs on a railroad track. an airship, a loop-the-loop, some
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-12-16

pair of Richardson skates and a box of candy.
 Elizabeth Hambey. Dear Santa Claus: want you to bring me a doll and some clothes with it. Also bicycle and apples. candy. nuts and a nice pair of skates and a nice story book. By the way. bring me a piece of ribbon. a tea set or a little stove. Your little friend,
 Fannie Andrews. Dear Old Santa Claus:-I am not going 10 ask you for much this year. for 1 know you have more rounds than usual to make. I only want a doll, doll buggy. little set of dishes, a nice little desk to study on and a story book and also candy, all kinds of fruit and nuts. Your little friend.
 Pauline Lavender. Dear Santa Claus: Please bring me some oranges. some fire crackers. story book with easy words in it so 1 can read it. Also some candy.
 Arthur Trevillion. Dear Santa Claus:-I want you to bring me bicycle, a little doll and 9 pair of kid gloves, some fruit of all kind. That is all 1 want this time.
 Helen Andrews.
 Desr Santa Claus: Please send me a plain gold ring and a doll and doll cart and a pretty vace. Also some candy and oranges, Roman candles and fire crackers
 Loise Derks. Dear Santa Claus: = Please bring me a little train. a horn, some a b. c. blocks, a little gun so can shoot, and Q knife and rubber ball, a story book apples, oranges nuts. and candy. I will be a good little boy.
 Hoyt Beckner. Dear Santa Claus:- Please bring me a big doll with black curly hair and black eyes, buggy and a trunk to put dolly's clothes in, and nice little story book and a locket and chain, ap- ples, oranges, nuts, and candy.
 Your little girl.
 jessie Beckner. Dear Santa Claus:-1 want you to please bring me a doll buggy, table, dishes, candy, ap- ples and oranges, 1 will be good and go to bed early.
 Daisy Miller. Dear Santa Claus: Please hiring me d pair of gloves, story book, a drum also a little gun, ap- ples, oranges, nuts of all kind and don't forget to bring mo some fire crackers and Roman candles. Your little friend. Josh Moore. Dear Santa Claus;- Please bring me pair of gloves. a lit7u tie gun, also a little writing desk II .
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-12-16
and fire crackers.

TOUT nCCie DOy,
 Terrell Moore. Dear Santa Claus: Please bring me a doll and a pair of skates, apples and oranges.
 Your little girl,
 Jennie Elkins. Dear Santa Claus: you have SO many to remember l wont ask you for much. 1 want a set Of dishes. a small piano, a set of furs, and a small supply of fruit and nuts.
 Your li1tle friend.
 Artie Duke. Dear Santa Claus: s:-Please bring me a big sleeping doll, set of dishes, apples, candy and all kind of nuts, a story book. Please don't forget to come.
 Yours truly.
 Callie Woolsey. Dear Santa Claus:-I want you to bring me a rocking chair. a big round stick of candy, apples, candy and fire crackers.
 Eddy Kirby. Dear Santa Claus: - Please bring me a ring, a little piano, stove a little set of disnes, a doll buggy, apples, oranges, candy and all kind of nuts. l will go to bed early and shut my eyes real tight.
 Your little friend.
 Eva Griffis. Dear Santa Claus:- Please bring me a husband with brown eyes and black curly hair. Now don't forget me. 1 wanted you to bring me one last year and you didn, t do it. You can dling him to 3015 Hickory Street.
 Your friend.
 The old maid. Dear Santa Claus: :-I have been good girl and l hope you will bring me a big doll, a doll trunk, a little Iron. a pretty ring and a story book.
 Your friend
 Ruth Yancey. Dear Santa Claus: Please bring me a big wagon, a toy pistol, a little train. a horn and a knife. Don't forget my little brother, Watson, and bring me all kinds of fireworks. Your little friend,
 Jim Yancey. Dear Santa Claus: 1 hope you will not pass me by. am seven years old and am a good little girl. 1 would like for you to bring me a doll and buggy, a set of dishes, piano, some oranges, apples. candy, bananas and nuts. That is all 1 want this time.
 Irma A. Vinson. Dear Santa Claus: How are you? 1 will be alright if you will hrirar r,vc lSslnll dnll hupory
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-12-16

a few lines to tell you what l want. want.a little doll buggy, a picture book land some hand kerchiefs and some fruit.
 Your friend,
 Birva Hit. Dear Santa s:-Please bring me a nice new doll and 8 doll buggy. some nice fruit and nuts to eat. Ihope you are we'll and will have a present for every one this Xmas.
 Thelma Brummett. Dear Santa Claus: am a lit- tie girl nine years old. l would like for you to come and bring me a doll and buggy and a story book and a piano and set of dishes and a trunk and a stove, and some candy. oranges and bananas and apples and some nuts. This is all l want this time. Hope you will net pass me by, l am
 Vonnie F.. Vinson. Dear Santa Claus:-I want you to bring me a q oil and sCme clothes and a buggy and little stove and a set of little dishes and some candy, all kinds of nuts and some fruit.
 Your little friend,
 Edna Andrews. Dear Santa Claus: Il want you 10 bring me a bicycle and some fire works and a train. l want a gun that will shoot far into the air and a good story book that has good stories in it.
 Good bye. your friend.
 Milton Young. Mr. Santa Claus = My Dear Frieaa:-I will be glad when you come. Don't forget me, for never was forgotten. l wonder if YOU will give me a ring, necktie and huff. Bring me all you please Santa. 1 have seen your picture but 1 never seen you. We'll, good bye.
 Priscilla McClain. Dear Santa:-I want a ''agon" and a drum and some Roman cannons and about five packages of fire crackers and all kinds of nuts and some candy, apples and oranges. l forgot to tell you that l wanted story book. Be sure and come. l will hang my stockings by the chimney.
 Allen Greeson. Dear Santa Claus: Fl want a doll, a ring, some games and books and all kinds of nuts and 1 fruits. Mary Ward. Dear Santa Claus:-I want a rocky" horse, a doll buggy, 8 fur, a huff, a bracelet, a scarf, a story book. toy auto, Teddy" bear, a toy machine, a toy train and some apples. oranges, bananas, candy and nuts, Your little girl,
 Sallie Norman. Dear Santa Claus: -I want a 1 l. | T
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-12-16
The and Sleigh Skg~ Alaska Where He Will
 Him

Dear Santa Claus:
 Please bring me a doll buggy and a little stove. Some apples, oranges, candy, bananas and a bunch of fire crackers.
 Ruby Evans. Dear old Santa Claus:-Please bring me a little saddle. harness and bridle that will fit my Billy goat, and a little wagon with shafts, a little bicycle, apples. oranges. candy, nuts, and some fire works. Your little boy.
 Lindell Buchanan P. S.-LittIe Charlie said bring him a little "a'gon, apples and 'cannie.
 Dear Santa Claus
 How are you? l want you to bring me a gun and wagon. some baby giant" a dozen f marbles 2agates, dimes worth of crooks, some candy and nuts and a pair of gloves. want leather gloves. Good-by.
 your little friend.
 Burton Andrews. Dear Santa Claus:
 How are you? l want you to bring me a sweater, and some candy, apples, raisins, oranges and a pair of riggons, bananas and some nuts ard Il story book, a pair of skates.
 your friend,
 Rebecca Andrews. Dear Santa 'Cl us; I ease bring me a do.i head ld doll buggy. apples. candy and all kinds of nuts.
 Bessie Due' nan. Dear Santa Claus:-I want red sweater, great big doll, a doll buggy, teaset and little stove, a little table. some little chairs, q little machine, a little trunk full ot eiothes, postcard album, a set of furs and brace let. Some nuts. oranges. apples, candy and bananas and lemons. Your little girl,
 Jeannette Burns. Dear Old Santa:--I would like for you to bring me a knife, some books, a game of dominoes and an air gun, and don't forget little boys and girls who have no papa or mama.
 Your friend,
 Edwin Steen. Dear Santa Claus: Please bring me a story book, picture. a speech book, a hat pin and some fruit. Amy Moore. My Dear Santa Claus:-l want Teddy" bear, a doll and a set of dishes and a doll buggy and some oranges, apples and candy.
 Your little girl,
 Jewel Bean. Dear Santa Claus:-I want you to bring me a ring and doll and a buggy and some oranges. ap- ples and candy and raisis>s.
 From Lorene. Dear Santa Claus. .-I will write
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-12-16

Dear Santa Claus:
 How are you? l want you to bring me a sweater, and some candy, apples, raisins, oranges and a pair of riggons, bananas and some nuts ard story book, a pair of skates.
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-12-16

pair of Richardson skates and box of candy.
 Elizabeth Hambey.
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-12-16
your friend, Rebecca Andrews.

Dear Santa e. Us; I ease bring me a Goi head a ld doll buggy. apples. candy and all kinds of nuts.
 Racc;a p,-,i non
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-19
TOLSTOY'S HEART WEAk.
sioi, pin Works to Have Hts Excommuni
cation Nnnulless- synod Obciirratr.

Special CGhlS Dsspdirh ~ TIM SuS
ST PETERSBURG. Nov is-The latest
news from Astopovo IL that Count Toll
stoy's condition IL still grave owing to the
weakness Of his heart Camphor and
digitalis have been injected and oxygen
has been cent from Moscow To Astopovo
The patient is extremely weak. hut his
temperature " satisfactory During his
calrner intervals the Count asks his At
PENDANTS to read newspapers to him.
emitting all reference TO himself or family
A despatch 20 the Noroe vremy1 from
Astapovo says that artificial respiration
has been resorted 10 TO keep Count Tol.toy
alive. The Countess has not yet seen her
husband. who IL ignorant OF her bein z
AT Astapovo. although he constantly in
quire- for her. The doctors are solely
responsible for her not seeing him. fearing
the effect Of excitement on their patient.
The Countess reproache- Count Tchert-
kon. declaring that he instigated the
Counts flight from Yasnaya PoIIana. and
that he is thus indirectly responsible for
her husbands illness. she says tn. Count
would have stayed at schamarciinsky II
Count Tchertkon had not sent his -ecr--
tary TO track him. but her husband. seeing
a stranger hed again
The Holy synod a. Prime Minister
Stolypin's request held another meeting
to-day 10 discuss the case of Count
Tolstoy. who 10 under the ban Of excom-
m,inication. The Premier fears that in
view OF TIN universal r-spect for Tolstoy
and the sympathy OF all clasees for him
there would he disturbances in the event
OF his death II the normal consequences
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-19
SHOT m rRESPAsSING BOi.
l3-Near-Oid LIKELY 10 Die H0. who
slaet Him Escaped.


Charles Lorsch. the thirteen-year-old
son OF caretaker on the Blumberg estate
at iOas Boston road. The Bronx. was shot
yesterday afternoon by one Of three boys
who were trespaesing on the estate. He
is in the Lebanon Hospital and is not es-
pected to live. The police are looking for
a boy about 10 years old. whose last ma me
s Tate. and who has been living with his
grandmother at io2s Boston road. as the
one who did the shooting.
John Lorsch. the caretaker. has three
sons. Charles. Adolph. aged Is. and Will
lam. aged 0. A year and half ago the
youngsters missed two pigeons from their
cote in q harm on the estate and. they
say. later found them in the cellar of the
building where che Tate hoy lived. They
already had accused him OF the theft and
he had denied it. since then Tate and
his friends have been making all the
trouble possible for the Lorsch family.
Mr., Lorsch says. and the car-taker has
had to ask for police help several times in
driving tbs. boys OF the estate
Yesterday afternoon about o'clock
Mrs Lorsch was out in the back yard
hanging out her washing. With her was
her youngest son. She heard a shot and
heard the ping OF bullet as II went past
her ear. William called her attention to
II group Of boys on the roof Of the Hat
house at IO75. from which direction TN.
shot had come. Mother and son hurried
into the house
A few minutes later Ms. Lorsch. think
ing the danger gone. sent William out on
an -rrand. Tate and two other boys met
him "A little way from his house and chased
him hack home again. The intruders
did not go awny bu, remained on the
estate. Mrs. Lorsch saw them from a
window and her three sons, in the absence
Of their father. started out to drive the
three older boys away Tate saw them
coming and. so the Lorsch boys say.
fired two shots at them. The first bullet
imbedded itself In the side Of the barn
The second caught Charles Lorsch in the
side
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-19
AERO GU n GRl MILLING.
Dissatisfied Members nay Another Va
tionaI Body May he Formed.

Dissatisfied Members Say Another Va
tionaI Body Mas he Formed.
1.-THE Aero Club OF America is on the
verge OF a shakeup. according to reports
circulated by dissaf isfied members. The
discontent originated AZ the international
meet held at Belmont Park II Ia charged.
among other things. that the proper
count estes were not accorded club mem
beers by the officials in charge. and IL ID
underst God there have been several
r.signatio ions already
The insurgent members say there IL a
possibility OF another national or ganiza-
ton being formed.
The protest Of Grahame- White against
Noisant being awarded the statue OF
Liberty prize. which has been lodged
with the International Aeronautic Fedora
ton, In another cause OF dissatisfaction.
II is possible that Drexel. against whom
appeal to this higher organization.
When the National Council OF Aero
Clubs holds it's semi-annual meeting at
the Waldorf Astoria ON December q 10 In
expected that grievances will be aired.
When this organization was formed
last June IL was agreed that the Aero
Club Of America should continue To be
represented IN the International Aero
nrutic Federation. but IL In said the new
body now has dinerent plans and may
try TO supplant the Older organization in
ia foreign relations.
Allan A. Ryan. the newly elected presi-
dent Of the Aero Club. who recently under
wont an operation for appendicitis. il
still in the hospital. and j. c. Mccoy. the
first vice. president expects to sail for
China in a few days.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-19
LUNCHEON TO FLEET OFFICERS

,ptctsI Caole Drspaseh - THn sc,

,p<osi Cable D-spaseh 10 TINS sew
LONDON. Nov. is.-The first important
function IN cnnnection With the visit OF
the American warships TO Great Britain
was . luncheon given BY the Pilgrims
n the Savoy Hotel thi, afternoon 20 Rear
Admiral Murdoch snd the officers Of the
third division Of the Atlantic bait leship
dest
vice-Admirsl Sir Hsdwtth LAmben
presided. There waa N attendance OF
about 100. Sir Hedvfth's spsech va a
informal recognitton 81 the traditional
camaraderie between British and Ameri-
can naval ofilo~rs. He said he took this
opportunity 10 emphasize his opinion
that the q reng fb OF Dreadn ouxhts did not
determine naval supremacy. a. their
vulnernbility 20 torpedo attack during
,he nigh, On account Of their sizs wa. Z
fearful peril which was not realized In the
popular mind.
Rear Admiral Murdoch made an appro-
pirate Response. ThS American com
mander proved TO be an eloquent speaker
and his remarks ELECTED grsa, enthusiasm
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-19
DIED.

SANBoRN.-On Thursday. November IL .,
Plain neld. v J. Ann Rogers. wife OF the lat
Daniel \. Sanborn. In the nth year Of her sge
Funeral At the residence Of her son In Law :
Edwin Buchanan. 100 Willow So. Brooklyn,
y. Y. Saturday. November 10. az p. N
TOWNSEND Entered into rest. on Friday. No
vcmSer -. 1910, at l.. o'clock noon. Solomon
Samuel Townsend. elder 500 Of the late Solo
mon and Helene de Kay Townsend. In the 6i..
year Of his age.
Funeral services will be held at Christ Church
Oyster Hay. l.. l.. on Sunday. November 20 81
us o'clock p. ". Train leaves Penn. r. n
station. New YORK city. at iii7 4. NJ: Piatbush
av.. Brookyn. ut II II \. N. for Oyster Bay
returning leaves Oyster nay ct 7Ss O'Clock
y. NJ Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited 10 attend.
whfTTOS.-On November ~ Andrew J. whit
ton- AGED IL Services Saturday evening.
O'Clock. the FUNEaAL Cuuncn.- ssi West
I'D tCAAPsrLL BLpoJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-19
Gar NIGHTS AT CBERB0t nc.
American Seamen Having TIE Time OF
Their Lives In Fr~nch Port.
Spsciai cssis Dsspa,eh 70 THr Srx

Special c9eis Osspsieh 70 THY SrS
CHEEnorEo. Nov. is-The sailors ~
rhs -eco1 division Of the American feet
are having the tine Of their live. here.
particularly al night monster boxing
ring has Dssn established and II Is well
.r~quen'"d Tho inca become HILARIOUS
and the are freIU'ntlv interrupted nv
the patrols.
The population = del GIFTED with the
visitors. who are spending money lavishIy
-eIuan of the Kansas has is...n
stabbed IN a drinking brawl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-19
rHE Hrh OF VIZ xhEy.
s3so.Dsr Discover Scottish LabOr-r
NDins IN a Turnlp Field

Np~CIui e D. D,Sprfrf 70 1HE St-
LONDOS. NOV 10 In" ,hron,oi, saws
'hEt = S"C'tIrr lrLor"- Of -hc nr'ue Of
McLusk"r hes been di-"uve sd ~ he ne
heir ~ s-y""," l"f' ~ his hrDth... il ~"
tErct - '",. who had NOT bs."l hcp II
pf IN fiy" y"i.u
A HG!I"i,,. ."d""d NcLurk.-. who was
found work in. IN turnip field on ihI
Brsl'y Z. IN. 10" G,askoN. M"LIsa.
vii sE'l fp- New lorh ,r-irr--ov
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-19
GINBOATs NEARING HOME.
whe~isns and Prtrri Leave fBernsuda or
Last Leg of Ions voyage.
.-psc,as Cssi, Despafer 70 TINE 5

!sptc'as Cssi, Despafer 70 TINE seq
Hamilton. bermuda. Nov. is.-Ths
American sunbosts Wheeling and Petrol
snil~d from here to-day for Portsmouth,.
y H.. their hons por' after q voyage
Of more than ~. GOD miles.
The shiT~ left san Francisco last August
and have visited honolulu. china. Sinsa-
pore. Su.z and many other places on their
long journey.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-19
west India Cecil 70 Canada.

special C1sis Dssrs,eh n THE sus.
KINGSTON. jamaica, Nov. Reports
received from tho various West Indian
colonies allow that all ths colonial legis-
latures arc oppnsed 10 tho plan To discon-
tInus the direct steamship service 10
England In favor of a limo by way OF Can
mission.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-19
HAsSGOJNG LEGIsLATORs.
No Quorum IH tsIban senate Abs~mt
MeRlbers of aOaRgess Rlnea.

-Dsp-f Csoss Dsspascs ~ TINE sus
hAyASA. No| ~ Thsre was no ,,,lo-
rum IN tho Synaiu to-day
Speaker FsrraSs finsd is-Sty three alb
sa'llt nl~sDbars 81 tiss hSsisS II RepSssSOLA-
ti' ~ i0-dSg, Both tho Speaker and th.,
President Og tiAs senate are busy ssassing
70 amend Ehe sisosiSn l~~ which ID obvi-
ntsly admits Of fraud
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-19
OBITUARY.

=. AseeaI Director James n. wssgcaer.
TTentsa, ~. on 6ete6er }. isss. and wsa
appQinlsd an assistant snraeVn IN No pAvy
on Juiy 10. ug73 W seryca @ t4e Marc
Mc wn. rraLred On Nav 3. 1907.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-19
Louisiana sailor Drowned.

special cabI< Dsspafeh 70 TIE Sun.
CHERBoUBo, Nov. 1s.-Hugh J Weld
Itch, o sailor from the louisiana, fell
into the harbor to-day and was drowned.
His body was recovered He was ~
years old and had been in the navy about
three years He was native Of Altoona.
pa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-19
HIsPANO-CUBAN FRIENDSHIP
Madrid Cos eminent Grants Lowest nSsa'
ties 10 FORMER G0lOny-

Special Cnois Despafca 10 THE son.
MADRID. Nov. ls.-The OFFICIAL Gazette
publishes q royal decree applying 90
Cuban products the lowest Spanish duties.
This Ia one Of the results Of the negotia-
tons for Hispano-Cuban treaty. which
ara now proceeding.
King Alfonso will visit Meiilla on De-
ceuber Is.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-19

James keir Hardie's motion calling for
further facilities for the wonen's suffrage
bill. II was defeated by a
vote OF 100 to So. and Mr.. Asquith then
that he would make a final
statement on the question Of woman
suffrage next week.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-19

The Central Republican committee Of
Hudson county. New Jersey. decided AZ q
meeting In Jersey City last night that Col.
Roosevelt ought 70 have a place on the
front seat Of the progressive band wagon.
We believe aaid the committee
unanimously by resolution. that the
party defeat would have been greater
az the lant election II Il had not been for
campaign
Tho progrcssives rcafirmed their BE-
lief In tho Colnnol's leadership and in
sistsd by resolutions that any reorgnni-
zation 81 the Republican party must in
clIIde Mr.. Roosevelt In iss leadership
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-19
Peruvian Reflects In Fiis:,i.


-p>osi cssiS Dsspafoh 4, TIVE SUE
LIMA. Peru. Nov. is.-Ths small force
Of insir zsnty in tho province ~ Lam
bay-aus arc fssing In thre~ directions.
actively pursued by tho Government
TROOPS.