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room PURITY GUARANTEES.
Vene xueIa Asked to suspend Rules on
Our Exports.

wAsHTSoToS. Aug. S.-The State De-
pArtment has requested the Government
Of Venezuela 90 suspend the operation OF
It's new regulations requiring certificates
guaranteeing the purity OF food products
exported from this country Ia Venezuela
Secretary OF State Knox has asked that
the regulations be postponed until January
l next. or until such time rs an under
standing can be reached on the subject
between the two governments
Sheldon Whitehouse. Charge q 'Ahaires
At caracas. has been directed by Score
tary Knox 90 inform the Venezuelan Gov =
eminent that IL will be impracticable for
American exporters to comply with all the
regulate ions until there has been time TO
study them. and also 10 explain that the
regulations OF the Department OF Agri-
culture are 20 strict that no Apprehep-
sion need be fell in admitting American
food products as formerly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-10
J KILLED IN AUTO ACCIDENT
. u IIIDNTR az BtITIuORE
ONI az THk DElD.
Vi, IrIdnrT. ThrT Daush,rr aud soa-ln-
law snd ihr thauneur the Other NIr-
r.u, the NIrhlnr IIu o., ENpreSs
Iran ~ AGres-inE Near Iape MAJ


Nn. Aug . \ touring ear IN
psr,. Nr and Mrs Frederick "
.. .., ..r.r ~ou-tu-law and daughter.
.I N-~ FrtN ! Merg.nthaler, and
....''.g. VI G. Jones. was struck
....', u'.or' O'Clock this afternoon 10y
.. .f."-. tram ri the West Jersey and
,..-..... o., 'r,ad at tho Mill Lane cro@s-
rNr... miles north Of this place
all ~ We occupants OF the car were
They were all from Baltimorr
VI, l-liu-r was former president Of the
coz" Nav Hotel Company and president
q 'u. turst-Clark Dredging Company
r., PARTY was coming from Atlantic
CIV tp ,aya MAY The tram that hit
.,.r. was th. express due here from Phila-
d.f'ta ~ SIS The automobile was
sr.-s A. hr sh speed. according To the oCCl-
PANTS Of two othcr autos that veered out
l.. rarr'r' %" F-ldn"r machine 10 pass
When tho front part ~ the auto was
..-o-s the track 1t was struck by the
locomotive and rushed and the occupants
u-r. hurried along the track
The crossing - a double one, theiWest
Jersey and the Reading roads crossing the
Highway ~ grade within twenty feet Of
zach o'rsr field of corn near the
,-rs-.r. pnStrIcts the view Of the rail-
rost 'racN
The bodies " the persons killed wer'
vii hold an inquest Tomorrow night
RALrIMoRE Md Aug .. Frederick "
Faldre- Sas one Of the hest known Of
RA,tlruo-s attorneys He WIS horn here
n ,@S sri WAS educated in the public
schools A. rhe Naval Academy and the
Urive-s,ty ~ Maryland law school He
hal ne 90; .'s'lon 81 enjoying one of the
larsest corporr,ion practices in Baltimore.
Ne "a. q director Of the Maryland Dredg-
irs Comra-y and was associated with
FrA-sA F.rr' IN the F,irst Clarke Dredg-
IrE Comrr"y and other big enterprises.
Ire dredging company IL the corpora
nou 'ha' secured the contract for drain
ing The Florida Everglades and dredging
,9- rar- ana canal MIR Feldner was a
director m 'h- idelty and Deposit Com
rsry. the continental Trust Company, and
the German Bank and was president Of
the Baltimore County Water Works Com
rauv
Fritl Merganthsier vas the son 81 the
lA's Otrmar N"rg.n'halsr. inventor Of
me unotyp. machine. He was educated
o. cornell University. taking courses VA
mechanical engineering He il -uryived
by no brothers and "A sister he mar
ned Miss pou- f-ldner on June v. iSoa,
20 tent on the lawn At Mount DORIS. the
country hom- ~ the Fnldn"r-
Roth the F.lin~r- and the Mergen-
'hA.-r- had h.'-n n several automohll-
accidents
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-10
CHOLER, RAGING ~ RUSSIA.
3. 900 People Have Died sf u Th,s Year
Doctors phil TASK.
NrEffI Clhls Dssplffh % nm SrN


st PEIERsBURd. Aug . Prof Rein.
director II the medical expedition which
the Government has sent 20 the Don min
ing district, where cholera has been max
ing fearful ravages. says that the epidemic
IL now a national menace. He says that
5000 persons died IN the empire during
the present year. a. compared with ~ coo
in 1879
Ons of the worst features 81 the situA-
ton he Says. - the spread Of the disease
90 the rural districts owing 20 the great
number Of per-ons from the country who
have fed from the cities 20 their old homes.
In this way they have carried the infection.
The appalling ignorance Of the people
has caused a feeling Of Intsnse hostility
to modern methods Of sanitation. and a. a
RESULT the doctors have met With aimost
insurTnountabla obstacles in trying to
check the march ~ the disease.
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Couldn't save Bost: saved Grow.

The British steamship King Edgar. in
yesterday from Huelva. brought Capt
Wallace and the crew Of tho four maseed
American schooner Edith Oicott. aban-
oned waterloRged about $40 miles south
east % Sandy Hook on Sunday. She
sailed on July 81 from this port for Porto
Rico with . Rensral cargo. and IN a south
west blow on "Wednesday last sprAn q
leak that hcr pumps were unable 70 re-
heve The King Edga1 carne along and
offered for q consideration to tow ths
Olcott TO tbs nearest port. Shs tired Il
for thirteen hourr. bGt the schooner had
then settled by tho bead and Ter crew de-
cided 20 abandon her.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-10
Receiver for H,.cox Chemical works.

supreme Court Justice Putnam in
BROOKLYN yesterday appointed Ie Roy
NJ Young Of Babylon. l. /. receiver
81 the HiscoX Chemical Works, a cor
poration for the manufacture Of patent
medicines at PatchogIe and directed
him To give a bond - s7O.OOO. The re-
Ownership - the outgrowth Of a suit
recently brought 10y Isaacetta Rawalle
and Charles j Buchanan az executors
of the estate Of FreCierick RawalIe against
the executors Of the estate Of Dmyid
Hiscox. founder 81 the company. In IL
alleged that the defendants had dis
regarded terms % agreement with the
executors Of the Rawalle estate. thus
causing them great financial loes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-10
>TOIE RIDE ~ THE iIR.
s,m-body Took Nars's Bipiane and Flew
High for an Hour.

rrrTsRrFG Aug s-While J. c. Mars.
go NsronAut. slept al hotel this morning
.s-" nody entered the tents at Brunot :
ls.Ari phere the aeroplanes used IN the
.e.' we're kept and borrowing the
s,' -vlinder biplane left IN charge Of
H,-s ~ Glenn Curtiss sailed Aloft
no rntire river valley turned out tn
ED. 't" fght. which was hotter and
b s's- han any attempted here before.
tn. a a'or was up almost an hour He
.@''"a about a mile from the plac" 81
..a-' r. but before any on" could get to
'r t.. - the country he had risen again
p clock the aviator had returned
80 "a r.re 10 the tents and disappeared
"....dy -uppos-d that he was Mars
.r "a E1, until Mars read the afternoon
'~f~-, 'up' he knew his machine had
.a.. .-.i ~ some other aviator.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-10
'ESTRADISTS NEAR MANAGUA
utDRII mas 4 SNIP All
READY FOR mrs ESCAPE.
Ncaa Wins More Victories over Regular
NIearaEaan TrOops fears 90 sack %
the Capital PiundertnG Amerteans
consul OlNares Makes . Protest.


Sgsc'aI Cabls DSpsfcA 20 TsE sun.
CoLoS. Aug V-Reports from San Juan
del Sur late last night declare that Is
trada's troops. under Cen. MenA, have
occupied all the provinces right up to
Managia. the capital OF Nicaragua. which
Estrada hopes To capture from President
Madriz. MenA has been winning battles
steadily since hs reached Acoyapa and
has lost but few men in conflict The
enemy's loss has been severe.
II IL reported here that Managla 10
in turmoil and that the revolutionary
partisans in the city are ready to strike.
The adhsrents of the Government arc in
fear that the city will be sacked. Madriz.
the heir to Zelava. has a boat ready at
Connto 10 fee. as did his predecessor
W,sHINGToS. Aug. 9-The Bluefields
steamship Company Of New Orleans has
advised tho State Department that the
Norwegian Government has instructed
It's consular officer at New Orleans that
seamen on Norwegian vessels are free
10 leave tn. company's steamers which
sail for the port Of Bluefslds. The Nor
w"gian Government has recognized tho
blockade q that port bv the Madriz
the steamers ara gong TO a blockadsd
port the sailors are free to leave tho ships
Consequently the steamship company has
difficulty IN keeping crews.
jos" Olvares. American Consul at
ManaRua. has protested 70 tho Madrz
faction against the recent treatment Of
Alfred Scott. an American citizen residing
az MatagalpR On July - a detachment
81 Madriz soldiers invaded SCOTS prop
srty. Appropriated his provisions and
impressed his lsborcrs into the army.
II - reported. Consul Olivares added.
that the MadriI troops recently occupied
a large American cattle estate IN Chon-
tales
Mr.. Olivares warned the Madrz faction
that the United States Government would
hold II responsible for the protection 81
American life and property in the ter
ritorv under it, control
There are reports. Mr. Ohvares added.
~ fighting at San Ubaldo. the point on
Lake Msnssus 70 which tho Msdriy forces
retreated from Acoyapa
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OIdI.an,ImArk Gone.

'.. ..s.'Ir" - Fast Seventy first
'. . : "ru" m th" Bergen Bach
ia ..HsnfHu which vas known
.r.'E - the Washington Barn
Poe .t.. .'.-'"rday morning II has
...'.'.ur 100 the n"ighbOrhOOd
..Ir. 49, ~ existence At the
.. I'". nhYtIpn and used a. a
|. .ua Continental troops
'.s'.a OF LING Island was
-..g. .H.at that some burn IN z
80 "a" '-a un ~. building n vas
.s bergen Doa1h Amusement
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-10
aBRU zzI-ELkINS GOSSIP.
Duke said 10 Ne . Frequent visitor IN
peeted nj Baden-Baden.
Special rnSIs D,spaicA 10 TIVE

i~rfCfgi tcof bfspdfCH " 1--WE N'N
PAsIs. Aug. The Paris press has
been printing during the last few DAYS
some hack stairs gossip based on the
revelations OF servants IN regard To M-s.
Katherine Elkins and the Duke Of the
AbrIZH.
According 20 this gossip the day after
Mrs and Miss Elkins reached IAngen-
schw alback. q watering place in Prussia.
after a visit to Brussels the Duke Of the
Abrizn paid them q visit After this.
it IL stated. he came three times more.
the last time being on July ~
Miss Elkins and Mrs Elkins went 10
Baden Baden on August /. and are com
ing here this week. II IL expected that
the Duke will come here also.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-10
ILDRICH TO RUN AGAIN ,
N-~psrt Hesrs mat ssaaisS Crane and
o,hers Have Ashed Hlm To.

NEwPoRr. Il. 4. Aug the belief Ia
general here that Efforts are being made
To have senator Nelson ". Aldrich stand
for reelection TO the senate. senator
Aldrich has held several Conferences on
hoard his yacht O-We-kA. one Of them With
his colleague Ia the Senate, George Pea
body Wetmore. who recently visited
Pre~id-n, Taft
senator Crane 81 Massachusetts, and
Secretary TO the President Norton are
also reported 10 have called on senator
Aldrich The O-N.-R a left here to-day
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-10
REBELS C4PTIRE TETBt.
Lee Christmas led the Att.rs -Henduras
wants Bonilia.

NEW ORLEANS. Aug According to
information brought here by passengers
on the steamer Meroator from Puerto
Corter. Cebia. Honduras. has fallen into
the hands Of the revolutionists. A battle
occurred last Wednesday and continued
from noon that day tn the next forenoon.
The number Of dead il unknown. The
troops 81 tho revolutionary party were led
by Oen. Lee Christmas. who has figured
in revolutions in Central America for
many years
Max TcrlstIl:y 81 Pc rtland. Ore. one
Of the passengers on the Mercator. tells
Of a trip he made through Honduras in
search " butterflies. From the interior
BE- carried letters for Bonilla. the revo-
hItionary leader. He was unable 20 de-
liver them. as Bonilla ~ directing the
rebellion from cover. Terletzky de-
clares the sentiment Of the interior Is
all for BonillA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-10
THEi STILL LO,E BaILEr.
IiIs Name u theered for ~ Minutes ~
TeNas Democrats tonN cation.

GALyFsrIN, Tex. Aug . The feature
ot this afternoons session of the Texas
lN-mocr attic state convention was the
demonstration for Senator Joseph Bailey
Badges reading Bailey for President.
1917. were worn by several hundred dele
gates
While Temporary Chairman Ousley
was addressing the convention he men
toned BaIley's name WhereIpon there
were cheers for thirty-hve minutes
Bailey was brought from his hotel and
carried on the arms Of friends through
the hall 20 the platform lie promised
To he heard from later IN the convention
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-10
JAPtNESE WOs LDN'r AID HIN.
captain says BaitIe-hip's Nen Refused TO
HrIp the Grounded Mongolia.

SAN FRASCIsCo. Aug. Capt. b. p.
Kit. master OF the Pacific Mail steamship
Mongolia. testified under oath to-day
that Japanese naval officers are 20 hostile
to Americans that they refused him aid
in his attempt & float his ship after she
had grounded IN the hArbor Of Shimidzu.
Japan. on the morning Of July Is.
At II \ NJ testified Capt. Kit. i
requested assistance from the Japanese
man -ot-war Takao Kan. lying in the har-
bor a short distance away. and assistance
was refused
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-10

CLEVELAND. Aug a-John -. Rookie
Teller wa fined IS and costs amounting
TO - by Justice J W Dean Of South
Euclid township this morning for auto
speeding. The o. was promptly paid.
The warrant charged Mr.. Rockefeller
South Euclid village at a rate OF thirty
miles an hour Mr.. Rockefeller did not
20 TO court himself but sent representa-
tive
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-10
No WORLD CONCENTRATION.
state Department Pinds There's No In
thusiAsm or u.

wAsHSoroS, Aug. S.-After two years
Of friitless effort to enlist the leading
foreign countries IN a world movement
for the conservation Of natural resources
the State Department. which initiated the
movement by direction OF President
Roosevelt. has called the plan OF. Forty
nine Governments which are represented
in Washington by diplomatic officers were
invited to participate IN an international
meeting look ing 10 conservation.
Only nineteen OF the countries thus ad-
dressed have made response to the invi-
tAtion and the character OF the replies
received has been 90 discouraging that
the state Department officers have let Il
be known that the project has been aban-
doned
Not one OF the nineteen countries when
made response to tho Invitations exhibited
enough interest IN the movement TO max =
inquiry - to the plans or purpose or 60
ask for information concerning them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-10
R.sawemeut sr sss.s BusL.

Mr. and Mrs Frederick T. Busk Of lea
Fast seventy-fourth street have an
nounced tho cugAgsmen Of their daugh-
ter. Miss Mary Laird Busk. to william
Mitchell Van Wmkie. q con Of Col. Edgar
street. Miss Buck 10 a ganddAuah ter
Of Mrs Joeeph r. BUsk Of Indian Spring.
Newport. r. Mr. Van Wrinkle was .
memher 81 the class Of ioOs. Harvard.
and 10 a lawyer. No date has beea Sst
fog the wedding.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-10
CTB.N Election NO,EMBER =.
Han the Lower House % Congress and
Local OnieiaIs Co Ne Chosen.

WAsHISoToS. Aug John Il. Jack
son. American Minister to Cuba. reported
TO the State Department to-day that
elections will he held IN Cuba on Novem-
Der for the selection 81 half 81 the mem
bers Of the Chamber % Representatives
Many provincial and municipal officers
will also be chosen by the people on that
day
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-10
TROOPS TO sT0P LyNCHTNG
s:eergiar Governor Determined tn Fore
stall Rail-, ting Feodists.

ATLANTA. Ga. Aug's Gov Brown has
ordered two companies 81 Stat. troops
to prevent a hattie between armed fe,Id
is,s following the killing 81 the two
EtheridRe hrothsrs last Saturday by three
Morton brothers.
The Morons were removed To Macon
to escape friendS 81 the Ethcridge-.
but last night they were taken hack To the
zones county Jail. The Sheriff wires
that 3OO armed men have sworn To lynch
the three brothers.
The friends Of the Nortons are rallyinR
an a the sheriff says q fight ~ imminent
The killing oG the EtherIdge brothers
and the present situation are the clIlmi-
nation OF feid which mas divided people
~ the county for years. II IL said that
every man ~ lined up either with the
EtheridRes or the Motions.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-10
KING. Repub,Ican Delegates

Under the new table % representation
KinRs county ~ IN have It2 delegates In
he Republican state convention. an in
,r,lse Of ak over the allotment Of two
y.If. ago. The delegates 20 the general
county committee next year VIII nunnbef
sio and 30 the city committeak71.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-10
WOpP SENTENCE WIDER TODAY
Grand Jury Inauisiag vasthss ana LSsh.
Ing for Aeeompilses

Grand Jury inqniFing Yusthes as1 Lsek'
Inc for Aeeompaises
Erwin wider. formerly cashier % the
hinsO- Chinsss Bank. Who II AflaasA "a
have stolen over ssOO. ooo OF the bank .
securities and has pleaded guilty In a
charge Of grand larceny on one indict-
ment. viii moo b sentenced to-day when
callscfto Part !. OF General SESSIONS.
Acting District Attorney Frank Moss
said yesterday afternoon that he would
ask the Court 20 remand Wider for an
otheg week. In the meantime the Grand
Jury will make q more thorough inVesti-
CATION OF the case 10 ascertain whether
Wider had accoEnplices
The case was before the Grand Jury
yesterday and several witnesses were
examined. among them n representative
OF Dick Bros one OF the brokerage firms
through which Wider traded. and "a
representative VI the bank. who broug ht
along q pile OF ledgers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-10
pis P.pu,atsoa Gains Here.

WARRINGTON. Aug. s-Ths following
figures on population OF cities were made
public by the Census once to-day: Evans
vile. Ind, in 1910. es.S.7; in 1900 50. OO7. a
gain Of IL per cent Camden. y J IN 1910,
o. SIS: in 1900. 1905. n gain Of 20 per
cent Akron. Ohio. in 1910. 90. Os7; in 1870.
a. 72s a gain 81 81 % per cent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-10

WARRINGTON. Aug. John Y. Wilkie.
chief OF the United States Secret Service.
was notified to-day that II. l.. Middleton
had been arrested in New Orleans by
secret service officers on q charge OF
having forged the national bank notes
OF a foreign country. Middleton, IL IL
charged. circulated and passed In New
Orleans S peeo notes Of the Banco de
Jalisoo. MEXICO. The secret service on
GERS have recovered all except twenty
of the hills
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-10
BTG CORN CROP ~ MExICO.
Plenty IN Regions Lately Famine stvicken
Prices Likely 10 drop.

MEXICO CRY. Aug s-The National
Agricultural Society has received crop re-
ports showing that the yield OF corn prom
ises to be larger than for many years.
The rains have been abundant all over the
central plateau and bumper crops are IN
prospect IN several states where the corn
Iannine during the last siK months has
caused much suffering
Planters are expressing the fear that
there NAV he an overproduction OF corn
and a corresponding slump In prices.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-10
rexa. Cen,emp,a,,ns a NJ Urea, Law.

AUSTIN. Tex Aug. o Representative
J. r Briscoe will introduce in the II ouss
a hill prohibiting treating in saloons.
II is known az the anti-set- = m-up meas
ure. Another measu 70 that probably
will pas- requires that all drinking places
clo~- from Y. VI to 4. NJ The hill
prohibiting the sale 81 liquor within ten
miles Of any state educational institution
lacks one vote Of enough TO pas II in the
Senate
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-10

Sir William Abby was horn in 1874 and
had been married three times. lie was
educated At Merton College. Oxford. and
was q student interpreter in China in 1851.
He succeeded his father IN 1877 TO the
baronetcy. He was owner 81 about ? 90
acres in England. His heir IL Capt.
Anthony Charles Sykes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-10
REOPEN SPANISH MINES.
Men 20 Ne Taken Rack and Grievance,
Referred 70 Parliament.

Spse,sI CsbIs DsSpSfsh 70 TEE Sur
BILBAO. Spain. Aug. o-The owners of
the mines here have pTopnsed an arrange
msnt whereby the mines will open to
morrow. They have offered 20 take back
the strikers and viii maintain the same
hours Of working until Parliament hAa
made come sstslOmsnt Of the trouble.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-10
Ethel ie Ne,e. Mother ~.

SPECIAL Cabis D,spsfeA 70 TINS srS.
LONDON. Aug Mrs. Neave. mother
Of Ethel lie Seve. who with DIR. Cnppon
IL awaiting extradition to London. has
broken down and IL suffering from in
somnia.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-10
r.oa LAWYER On, for Congress.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Aug. a.-F1oyd Byrd.
a criminal lawyer who figured in the
Breathitt county feud cases. was nomI-
mated for Congress by Democrats 81 the
Tenth district to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-10
Amn...sder Nel.den sun AlI,..

Special CasiS Dsspafoh 70 THS SuN
BERLIN. Aug. s.-The report circulated
last night that VI. NelidoH. the Russian
Ambassador at Paris. had died At Munich
Was denied to-day. He IL suffering from
an attack 81 apoplexy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-10
FairrhlId Renomlna,ed for Congress.

UTICA. y Y. AUG. . George W FAIR
child Of Oneonta was renominated for
msmbar ~ Congress to-day ny the Repub-
leans ~ the Twenty fourth dis,rict IN
convention AZ Oneonta. No other name
Was Drp ssntad
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-10
, ". y. Andy D,e- AFTER Operation.

.Npeoiai Ca@s DSspaicS IN TVS SrE.
LONDON. Aug. e.-SiT William Neville
Abby. Bart. died to-day after undergoing
an operation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-10
Ths.. navy ordeys have been issued

These navy orders have been issued
Cart W v. Litue, from Bath. Ne. 20 Inspector
of machinery Fore River Shipbuilding Conipany
Quincy. Mass
IIentenan & Commander A. Creashsw. 20 Bath.
Ne a. inspertor machinery Hath Iron Works
Easlgns W. Kenyon ana W p. Aeehler. from
the CLEVELAND 10 ne West Virginia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-10
Army and Navy Orders.

wIsHISoroS Aug. These army orders
have been issued
Cant John " BArues Eighteenth Infantry.
90 Fort Slocum for recruiting terNtcc whrn re
Ieyed nom duty ~ aruy school Of the line.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-16
HoUsToNs THE HoUsERs.

villa Park lots, close IN, high
and dry, good surroundings.
very easy payments.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-16

In the Bear River valley above
Brigham CITY. 90 acres Of fine land.
with q FUN water right j. acres OF d.
vear-old apple trees, all uniform ana
in excellent shape. 20 acres Of alfalfa,
balance IN grain; good house, barn.
implement shed and chicken coop
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-16

Lot 1s75x1B0 t.. upon which ara
are built IL houses, surrounding a "a.
tlo or grass court. with cement walks
10 the various houses each house is
constructed on a reinforced floating
concrete right OF way extends erQund
the entire lot. so arranged that all de-
liVeFies are made at the rear. Eacl
house mas a cement pOrcn Al me front
and rear. private from the other
houses a large living room. In which
is placed q disappearing bed and Hri--
ing desk. a bed room. a store room. e
closet. z bath room and a buffet Elteh-
en-. completely furnished with drawers.
bins cIpboards. double oven Detroit
gas range, instantaneous not water
heater, and refrigerator. This IS the
only thing of the kind In SAT- Lake,
and will pay II per cent On the invest
meuL.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-16

on East Second south, corner lot son
10 t., upon which stands a new two
story brick building containing 2
stores downstairs ana two siE-rGun
APARTMENTS above long lease on
ground floor rents increase yearly.
apartments never vacant l-room cot
tage also on the lot; an Investment 10
be desired. Let us give you particu-