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Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-06-30
MACH DEAD MAN
STILL LIVES

STILL LIVES
ople who suffers from sour stom-
fermentation of food. distress after
z and Indigestion, and seeks re-
n large chunks of artificial diges-
are killing their stomachs by
ion Just as surely as the victim
lorphne is beading and injuring
nd repair every nerve in his body.
nat the stomach of every sufferer
indigestion needs is "A good pre-
tion that will build up his stom-
put strength. energy and elasticity
it, and makes it sturdy enough to
It hearty meal without artificial
e best prescription for indigestion
written is sold by druggists every
re and by Haynes & Taylor and is
rg,dlv guaranteed to build up the
tomach and cure Indigestion, or
money back.
this prescription is named Mi-o-ns,
md is sold in small tablet torn in
arge boxes, for only 80 cents. Re-
the name Mi-o-na stomach
.sblets. They never fail.
Booths Pills, best for liver. bowels
md constipation. 25c.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-06-30
CASTORIA
Ior Infants and Children.
The Kid Ycu Have Always Bought
~' s;;:; "a: ., MMZzM
GET THE BEST

F.r skin troubles, sores, ulcers
ecz' ms, chaps. black heads. pimples
and all eruptions. Use DR.. Bells An
tiseptic Sslve and you get the best.
We guarantee il PC. box every
where.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-06-30
NO DANGER

In taking DR.. Bells Pine-Tsr-honsy
for coughs and colds. II contains no
habitproduciAg drugs. Look for the
Bell q tie hettie,
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Va RECORD az STOLEN BILLS.
Treasure Has Nothing on which tn Con.
Niri EIt/KrraId.

tuloNyr. oct p F1imr. Of tinted
States Treasury Officials to ascertain
AMI kr"L on record the numh.r- on the
b:ll- stolen M IN" Sl'3OsD sub Treasury
robbery IN Chicago ara resultant Inahrl-
~ 20 rroN" 10 "ase against George "
Fitzgerald W.! result. according 10 a
United States official, ~ the quashing
% hi- Indictment
Il WIS learned to-day for the frs. tune
that no record wa kspt 81 the stolen
Treasury notes and that the SERIAL nurr
her~ w"r" NOT recorded IN the Chicago
Suh- Treasury For this rsa-0n the stolen
mou"v could n .v-r H.. I'D. either
through h" hangs or clearing houses
No record Of tn" serial numbers was
ever kept oi the money stored IN the
sub Treasury said N" Government
on cal / know this nut I do not know
whether record ~ kept of bib nov
presume sInc.. the theft Of thu 81 ~.
detailed aC cunt II she package OF
money on hand with the SERIAL numher~
- kept Before IN" sI'9On1 robbery no
record VIA made
T. - therefore almost Az ImpO-sibilIty
to convict flf,y"raid Who has been ar
r,.-'"d ohlrg.d Nth N. crime II ~pr-
'afrly was cars '.s-naSs On the par' OF the
suit. -"a-Ury % not k""riuE a record
- ~" -..rIal numbers II he money
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Wv ron> fOR uo>r,I ,IRooP>.
Town authorities Change ThrIr Winds
Nirr I.ong IIOIdup.

Mosr,I,IE y ! Oct p Npn','air b
twenty gh' pstrolmon Will -h"grN hIo--
som put ma new artIr'. IN" tnNu HAY
NIX d..fd"t 10 furnish them after a dead
lo,k IT nearly year un ~" question
Under a. OFT urdinanr" rh" pa'r".m"n
were .u'ItI.i 20 rr,.Is" - IrH-' On" u"~
uniform each I.r v"Ir
Ia I-rp 10" town voted - adopt ~"
new stat" law regulating uttrpIT"r :
Law. ,N..h rN"i % . minimum Of S~U
and % uas.muu ~ = r,r per -"tr ~"
patruIrl.u rNy.-t,.,I thu mp-' Ut ~"
members 81 tho force SuuId immediately
get al Iu,r't-' - rgN hv' ~" town
autrpri'...- placed - dlN"r"n. 'u"-i rll".
non ru m. lsW and Ned ba"k the .urr"l-s
IhD matter was taken Iufu court p
uAtrulru. % commended thar { no chan x"
IN thu -tlarIt- VA 80 be-" mad" they should
continue 20 receive nov uniforms 20"
town authorities thought differently and
rufu-.d 20 tony m. policemen - ,IutH'ug
10. tav order N"r" placed Tor Low
uniforms hoy viii p- Delivered b"i'r''
Iut.k-g.slng The policemen viii ai-u
r',.,.. yr new r'yoIN"rs
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10 >ELi H0>rO> amman"
W On- NpIrar> IA Court Z" Opp"~e ne
rrIAers, prIlIInn.

BnsrnN. O,' - " one appeared
~ ~" Clrrgii court tbs afternoon to
uhle,.t 10 ia" r-.rItInn II ~" receivers
oT rnr Boston Herald COMPANY tor p"r-
tp,--Iuu tn soil ~ h--''i- and JndE" tolt
vii probably enter "a deere tomorrow
ruuruurE
n Ma represented ,u court that ~.
il..r ,rur IT th.. unsecured iud"h'"du'--
had a--.,u,-d ru IA" proposed al" Their
49,. s. n.a 49,, Of Herald COMPANY bond.
outstanding th" larger r"rii'u 81 Nhi.h
ar. held IS ia interest," -ut -iau'lAllN
a. follow lIAr' estate" \"w Nurk.
Sg.r,.sr utrd state Trust Company
%.w Nurs Sys.tpr. Eup'.rt VI Burnett
sa,ntsu. Andrew ,-tat' S.ts'pHn. Has
kohl state. S3lui's'. ! !. Whiting sou
1851
H." uaru.- under which th" bonds
wee. d.yp-ltrd IA ACCEPT ,u," ut 10" r'-
organization plAu de- not rrN"sl the real
uwu..F- IA many INSTANCES. a. nuTnN't
ar,. u-ld 'y banks ~ Collateral az tli'-'
,nau- The holdings Ut the llolw"- m
trr.-t- az. represented ~ kpb"r' VI
Burnett
john Wells Farley secretary It he
boston finance CON 'ui--lHN. L. 90 H" ~"
Inl-lu--- manager of 't' gtp"r an i"r
me, r-V ownership Il" has u"w"' had
any o, T..rtruDs ~ newspaper W'I. / red
l. MhiUuE be- 20 ne connected N,lG IA"
H,,.h 10 a business capacity The
treasurer w.ll 10" tla1"n," - Ha-N"u.
a brother uf Col NuutW y Na-."l.
the former publisher
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DBITI I'M.

william ksnt Of Tllot-on 4 Kent. New
York lawyer died al ha-tslluS, hi- IuN"do
cottage on "Wednesday night after . brief
illness Nr Kent married ~ lsSi Emily
LOrillarI elder daughter ~ ~" lat. PIsrr"
Iorillari -Four children survive. william
Kent. Jr Lmlly Lombard Kent Potter /
Kent and Richard Kent VI Font va
graduate Of olumbiA college. 'Id-s Of
Is5s was one Of ihe rhartsf mon h"r- 81 fh'.
Tn Aedo Tub and had been IL -e'r"tsgv
-incn - OpeuIng Ne wa slsr u member
OF tho mon club and tho NPs lort Yacht
{ Tub EdIn Kent of Tuxedo AMI "
irving Rent 81 WHIT" Plains are h. brpihers
Ui- wife died r. = v"nr ~ 1uN"d" ~" WI-
= brothsr-in-law Of PEER" Ioriilard ~ New
ORR and Mrs '"oil Barring ~ loutou
IIIher' M,Mr-'ar Sp..f di"d 90 Whdus.-
day ~ h. residence s. West ihIft third
IT rect ~ = complication 81 di~" I-'s. Dor
tao years he nd suffered from ptrsly-i-
MT Spaif WAC born IN New N1fk ~ 49,.
lie vs. the son NJ Judge Gilbert VI Sp"tr
Ia 1879 he WIS graduated FROM Jrlumpa
and no Year. lrt"r from 'oiumhn lsW
school lie NJ. member ~ -" Bar ~
~, intIon 1T the Metropolitan, nlSersitN.
~ NnihOny, century aud Lambs 'h1-
the Mar land So.t"ty. the DuWnioWn N-.o-
citation thn sons ~ III" Am~Ts ~ Rev ON
: on and the Soriety a. the War ~ INtr
LOUIS q TAyloy. purchasing agent for tho
John I KO~blirR SONS COMPANY 4 eel -.
te,day ~ ht- hom" M Irent1n. 4 after
an iiine~a 81 iv0 wnek- Ne vH- NidrlN
knoNn ~ N" IRON and steel rad" through
out the country Ne VS. r"r.h"r ~
.sysral -"uti- hits inss- riubs arG o'lsr
or gantIatiOn- in New Work phla.irlp'Ta.
and elssW here Ne va Is Near- old No
10 suFVtved rs one am. iNutz " a student
IN Brown niver-Hy
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NEWS or PLirS lND PLAYERS.
The Harkeu NIso To sell Cheaper T1rSSts
To Wage Earners

Bsglnning on Wednesday evening. No.
N"mbor y. about half the seats IN the
Hack"it Theatre. wh"ro Mother il being
PLAYED will hc offered AZ reduced rates
ou un" night each wa,'k ~ members of
the 2jn organizations m tho Wage Farmers
Association
MIS- thrys'ai H"rne will play the part
Of itH6 un The seventh Daughter
IN" new play 10y Richard HIrdng DAVIS
In" character Is that OF "a naturally honest
girl who has h''en raised IN an atmosphere
at sham and trickery until she ~ almost
incaTHhle Of seeing this harmful ehecis
nf her lmpositinns
charles Ram kennedy will take ou'
naturalization papers in few days and
bcCom" an American citizen
Grace. the new W Somerset Vaughan
play winch Charles Frohman il pro-
s"u'nG az hts Duke 81 Works Theatre.
Iondm viii O." producnd 10y Mr. Frol e.
man 81 ia" Criterion rh"itrn next sep
t"mno-
Haddnu Chamb"-s. ihs English play
wright VIII" adapted suzanne fpr Miss
Bill" BUrhu - Ia come To New Norh ~
ll"' "'uu'-. Whoa MLs- Burke begln. u,r
New York tSDn
Charles Rheims latest play. The
Ialubler~, will begin an rngag cul.n,
at MnNln" EllIOtts Theatre next Monday
night
Joseph VI Sparks 81 IarrIgan and
Hart suCCr~ss- and for many years NAV
lr~ u chief assoCtate. has heen engaged
10y ld"uler co Ia play 'he part Of I'm NJ
hoy, IN bayard WELLER new play. When
All Has Been SAID Jimmy Hdycs ~ a
Saloop keeper and political boss
Louis" RIAL has been engaged for The
Gun, IN which Douglas Fairbanks will
y" seen at the Comedy Theatre neat
Tuesday nEht After the New York
"ng1 g"m-uI of The cub Miss Rial will
he transferred TO The Niger
Andreas DIPPED notified Christie Mac
Donald yesterday that he L. sending her
from chicago a tenor Ralph Errule for
an important part IN her new opera
adapted ny Harry II and Robert II Sruith
Mr trrOlc was formerly with the Alice
Nelson Opera Company
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ms BLiCh FI.E pHOrOED.
" an,rob Kept Hls q, Idencr 9" ne usrd
Month AFTER.

\ photograph representing the defend
ant with a BRUISED cherk aud "A black ~"
VS. one Of IN" exhibits presented m Jet
frr~uu Market court yesterday hy Isaac
Mdutrob. who keeps trunk st"r" Al 81
Carminr street Ia convince th"t"urt tina I
h,, was not altogether IA" offending party
Wantroh had been summoned INTO court
~ Albert Slmm- a JewclTV dealer ol -
ttrmlue street, who complained That
Mautrnh had t1lk"d too much about
nlm
Here's picture that shows what that
man did e. me -aid NantrOD, showing
over a cabinet photograph "f mHfs"h
with black eye That plctuTe was taken
on September ~
Welt we'll. sad MagiStrat" Appleton
the thing tor YOU two j. To- stop fightinH
I di~ aharg. YOU both and warn you not
To- talN To- each other ur about each other
again ~ you'll 60 tn Jail
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Nrr nrnnN Aee sla,Ion nn.,.

The new station AZ IN" terminal 81 the
lost Earrnr division of IN" subway was
oilanci fur -.rN ic,. to the public at lc'l
\ NJ to-day This station - known .
Il ,ulogical ParS IsHh street and - tn =.
Irrrrnnnrn' terminal station for the West
Farms division II - constructed 30 a.
to accommodate ten "ar train ana IN"
t.rnterATy -taiI"n which hAs been here
tniar,. used al IsHh street will he aban 70
dnn-i Ih. work Of extending the sta
ton platforms ~ A. to max" u POSSIBLE"
To- pp..rat.. ten cars Ou IN" express trains
and -iN ear on the local trains - pro-
crossing and some ak car trains ar"
nov h.iug u,nrraf.,I On tho local tracks
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>r,TE tTER mann rO ,Cr.
Prrsidr1i Parsons InNr>tlzatInk the Con
d!IIon In We.tcisester.

Np>ktEs oct = President " u
Plr-pns Of Inc state Board ~: Water
supply Irrpuuar.ed by Walter VI" nj
lar. ~" board - con.rltlng engineer and
\ Pe-~tns I's id 'i-"ry- engineer arrived
her. tpls morning on . hurried tour they
ere m KING throughout "estch"sier
count ~ connection with the water
-uDplS problem
The ytsl'or- wont ~ ono" 20 'nc water
bureau ana were taken On 'r!p - in
El.-''iOn To- 30. citv syeral sources ~
water surrly los Edward T. r"en" super
IUt-rG'rt
IN" ~'at" officials found th. condition
IN Nouk,r- -..ripds the v"scrNp'"S con
taIr.nE iIf htti" ~ ore Eatsr than hey
held Yrtor 80 tu" recent -AIufaIl~
Nr parsOns ss4r.d Mr. i'aeus that I'.
- ate hoard - much concerned u''r
w..-tche-tsr county ~a'er problem and
that 'h, board would 'ry O. h"iv Nonk"rs
aud 'N, .thrr localities out ~ their DIN
cults On living here ih" VISITORS sent
20 Mount Vernon
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roHrUi\ kILLS HIu>ELF.
H'h h""r IN Trouble -, ~ tiu'VsiH< ami
w., ndrr other charge.

nelly. q ppHc"'nau az uh..i
'. N.rr'~tuIt station. ended hr- life
o.. .s.'.-i - morning bT shooting
.. ms room IN q boarding house
.- . ..uis- street
'" ,- indicted by m" Gland Iury
... 20" murder - Stbatt BasSr.
ll"g"i m" iyplIc"mIn bat
Ghf-ti.k ~ Iuu- l9Oa The
'.-" .,.n brpugh' - MAYOR Gay
.....u. but tNn jurI"- disagreed
...s o. man Wa- released and went
To- '- 'prr" "" was To- hIN" an
''"-... .t~g"- for being absent from
unity. and u j. commended by
A. met hIs trouble. htd unbll-
40 '' r.Ird
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-28
krp,,Irr the sarIoonisI ~ auto Nr"i.
tIsnt.

NrVRr. rrH. oct - kcrpl"r tn" car.
tDpul-r had e narrow "-"tp" ~ an auto
upset near Cornwall yesterday. IN com
iauy wtth nl- SIf" and gentleman friend
th"y ~'srr crossing 10" mountains n''tN""n
Cornwall and highland fall- n" auto
-tlIcN an obstruction 900 ~" road and
t4Tu..i turtle. turuNIug Mr. h"Tpi"T
rI"tr II the car and uurviug k"pri-r
and friend urd.r the car Mr. krppl"r
-u,. ...,iai lu releasing ~" W"u. although
~" Wa badly bruised IN" car Wa m
q rr.ypl.-i condition. hu' ~ We fixed M
duruR ~" ulght 80 that IN" marty cpuli
leave highland Fail- Tot TuN"d" later ~
tho itV
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Go,ns to Limit Election TO nnre..

Commissioner Iropssy sent out orders
"a precinct commanders Yesterday to try
their hand AZ supprs~-Ing bonfir"s in the
sam" way ~ on previous elections. The
police, were directed 10 put ou' all fire.
bult on asphalt pavement- and To do
thor best 10 ronii-rat" all barrels boNc~ .
-. winch might b" collected for the pur-
pos" 81 building such fires The police
wcr, further nrder.i To- keep a sharp ~"
out Tor boys who m ght try Ia st"al things
with which - make honiire-
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The Wedding 81 Mis- Id'th !. Alien ana
IdNiu Z johnston ws- '"l.brttrd ye-i"f
iiy 10 'h" Ntrpl" ,p,lesat" church. Tirt
emu" md iw"ut ninth street Ihe
bTti" q. dtuvhiN 81 90" E", tnd Nr-
Iuhu ~f"N"H-"u Nll"u uf - Nest IutIh
street The ,"Tsmpuf wH= U"rfurinsa 60
~ coo lock- los me Rev DT Di'I d IIUie-
Burrrll the r'.'.fuT. a---f"d TO-. rh" Hrtd. d.
ftthar the Rev ! = AllTu. tnG tho issN
Frank Utll NrrUf Me- Ntrztf"i Nlcn
Hff"ndei hrr -f-f"r o. maid ~ honor ant
The MI=-a- Agu"s brUr". Lola tu-fuu
N"li" H~ddsn 5ad Marc orr" Johnston
sister ~ m" bridegroom. s're hTIds .Upti-
IN" lrlde = parent gave re' option az the
HOLLAND uDu-s
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parL .,cep.r. E>p-c, To- &c, Work.

kariy yesterday morning ~" patrol,
VagDil- WIth ~" resolves of m" West
! ~~utI"th street station -w"pl''i down
on Union NqIar" and gathered ~ sixteen
-l'.'I.nr- who Wcr" Sprdwl"d over IA"
b"nrh'.- rh"r. Ia" prI-on"r- wcr" taken
- ~" station huu-'. wh"r" they w"r"
'harg,I With vagranoy and Policeman
pily later ARA gn"d them m Jefferson
Market court lhDr" they all -aii they
w"r'. hui,..f,Il Il getting Job-. and MigI--
irat" Appleton discharged them With
WdTUIVk-
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It,gslnba,ham M, Placed.

The BOARD 81 NJ gIztrate- for the Second
DIVISION IN making ou' IN" assignments
80 IN" various courts fDr November has
again ignored Magistrate = Castor
HIgginbpth,fu who pf"~Id"d m the
Bedford avenue court ~ Brooklyn. Hig
Rinbotham told his associates that b"
wanted t. e. 10 work and a. they had
failed ~ CIV" him an assignment he would
IL. at Polir.. H' ldqun rtaT- m State street
fromsP VI toy VI toaccept tail
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no, Cover stirred h, Wind Doe. Damage.

Jacob J Goldman. a c"-tuner At no
Fifh avenue and hi- son. Louis. who
live 81 So Riv-r-ide Drive were returning
u Manhattan from Astoria yesterday
afternoon On the f"rryboa' HARLEM and
were standing be-rd" their automobile
" hen a gust of wand blew m" neavy
cover "a box standing beside the pIlo'
nous" Of the ferTytpat Tn" cover hlt
Louis Goldman on IN" fac" and fractured
ms nos" and cat ~ fac" badly He Mas
treated by = Thy-ICIan when d" got ashore
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LEr uI>OR> " FILM SHOWS
Two wen In charge Of such Places Finr'
For n

Jacob Bloom. mana ger 81 a moving
pictur. show ~ - stanton street. pleaded
guilty ia Special Sessions yesterday 10
admitting MINOR. aud IN default Of NUD
tine went to the IOmts for thirty DAYS
Charles Rot h"nste'n. dpOrkeeper of
another moving picture show At 2J5
Avenue \. pleaded guilty To a similar
of.nC. Unable Ia pay "A fine ut So lac
went to the Iomhs for twenty DAYS
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THEY'VE NO SERVANT PROBLEM
THE GERHtN HOi SEUII ~
GIIE PRIZES FOR ION>TtNCl
One of Nrsirr,iay'S ~ Winners Iia> nrlI
Onr Job - Hears Another 10 49,
cIey Teaches Girls How tO NOrk
and doesn't Mind 10 rheN WARY


ana nor.p.t Nina n Thr, War;,
The German iIo'Is"wiN" - society. VII. u
consists OF about 30" hol-"N We wac
employ help. met IN IuN"d" Han. ~ VI" u
son aNenu" and titty ninth street. }''~'"' .
day afternoon and glnai"d among then.
selves over their success IN sol ing 'h"
ser ant problem - they handed Irl~'-
TO IN" good character maids wh" h''d
held down a ~ingl" situation Tor W." I"hE-
,,si time
Tb.r. go. ,,rc, ar to, - v,tI t.r...
s.. ,,,,h - -, ,.,,.,, ..-. ,,,r an 49,.
a
gIfl- ana pr'S"- loI '"''N ~" W."
Anna Hahn had a tou"'"''n year f"c"t|
and Miss Lizzie FrOcich - ten wear record
'r,,., ,,-,,os c,,,si-, ~ l.r.,..l..ts r,ur. .p4
-, -.........,.. -. ,t., 49,,
s"N "'
blen "t the busy To" Ntt'r i"ur year
in one situation a ten dollar got! pi"'"
- "A regular nriza
A.. = ,o,, D..r,,.p- rar,.r ,D,. rr..,
-, -. -, 49,. -, ,..,,,,.rl,.,,
'T"' "''' H'"' ~ ~
- she was ava riding tn" prize- - \ < oil
hou~.worker or cook never has any
,,o,,hle IN ,cttinR A GOOD husband
IL ,s,,..,,,, ,,,,,,,aI, ,.,,...
h'la' 'he $''N ''' 49, ~ ~ W
an houses with mist $50 who are con-
..,,,,,I ,b... ara nr,,.c'.d Nban ,rav
Al, -. ,,.-.,., - -.
'""e w '"'H '''''''f
langnag" anu u 'h'' AZ" rtNI~''""" dl'
hard working their eCprd "utIt'"- them
IN demand increases IN salary a. stated
,,,,o,,.aI- I'D c,,Is AZ, AT s,,,b q,
' -
premium 'h"' 'h'N = 'Nl''"''''''
IN" pr~-ld"h' Yesterday
The girl are employed only hy members
" the society member can always get
ali the evc,1i.nr help .h. n...-i- n m. vii
nav a fair urtce " hen the zirI- iain IN.
soCtety tb.y are pIArad AZ a email -alarr
with th.. most ,allabl. hou-s~ tN,.- ~ fh,
mslnhershIp, amt they get the finest
framing he girl- are shifted a. their
skill increases
The society which has rooms A. I?I last
FIfty ninth street al-o takes ,ar,. 81 older
women who ar. not abi,. g. do regular
hou..worE by ZI,Iug them pi.,"WurN
among the members ana selling thlug-
they maze az IN. roons m-mb"r
can get anv kind Of fems. help SHOWN to
modern domestic economy through IN.
society
1 he pre-Idafv said Yesterday that fh'
General result Of the -octety VA that the.
girl- came from abroad and went throu Oh
tne grades II salary until Ih"y h"'am"
skilled and then they almost invariably
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champion T,p,st .. BIaisdeII.

~ q. Blaird-ll won he professional
typewriter speed championship 81 the
world at the bu-ines- show IN Madison
S1,iar. Garden last night writing an
average 81 IOg words a minute IN "A thiH v
minute test agnisnt tho former record ~
o. words Nr BlaizdelI lives A. NJ Plat p
bi-h avenue. Brooklyn. In "A single
minute contest Ro-e Fritz the former
record holder wrote i2s words.
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,u.lnr,. Viewing tp MADISON Avenue.

Negotiations hav" been Practically CON-
"lld"i fpr 10" sale 81 IN" northeast cor
u"r = N.dI-,', Jv"uU" and FIity seventh
street - Mr. Nidrgar't : Howard who
Recently -,bd m" uprthw"~' corner II
Madison a'"pu" and Ihrrty-iugrth street
iu B.uIarrIu Altman IT," property -
owned rs Mr. T. ~ James II - four
story dwelling fronting . feet 90 Fifty
seventh -tr""t and iDU feet On Madison
avsnu" Mr. Howard will u-@ th" prop
..rfY fnT M..r hrn--nnak my l.-in hlIshmeml
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Justice TruaN IN BronIr.

\ bronze tablet 10 the a'" Supr"n"
Court Ju-iic" lriaE has been ord"r"i
hv w"ub"rp 4 Nh" h..uch and bar Of New
Nors and j. nov bong cat T. wt- d"-
p gr.d hy John ! BoyIa and i- to ocruuy
IN" - Ic" fHk,n up 10y N" ir"f ac" m
IN" rear ~ ih" our room, Of SPECIAL
Term Par ~. ~ which Ju-tic" lrIaN
=at great da4I ~ the iru" Ih' tabl"i
r"Vr"-"u'- ~. .Its',cn -ttinE ~ ~" bench
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Tuf,. s,u.,-nt. In Arrrar, Dismissed

BosroS OCT p On. huud~"i students
If Tufts Coileyn wrr" su-''.nd"d too ~
for non III yrn.lr 81 term bills A. chap,
on MONDAY Pr".ld"rt Hamilton 49,
nounccd that n tom bills we" not pad
Nv Thursday morning al students IN
a arrears would be dismissed The trustees
mad" the ruling ~ the op"nin G Of ~" year
that no student would ." carried after
his term bIli was dI"
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>noor Himself Through the H.ar,.

..H O"' - Harry ~ HugC
oars = q e" a dealer ~ cigars
'pfnmit'sd zuIcid" thi-
.E -nrp'Ing himself through
'rr = revolver he had bought
H...nr" he located the heart
1u No. ''orr. holding a mirror
and and dIsohnrging IN" weapon
fr"r Hggg haz been melan-
NO. -p'u" 'Ino Troubles IN The
..' 10 ar" laid 80 hay" prey"d upon
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$500 u she VIII L-srh To Goo h.

The Will 81 Elizabeth Maria Benham.
who died n Oakland. y. J on Oct ober IS.
leaves slDI to her niece. Lila EiizAbet h
Dcilman providing .h~ learns cooking
II she does not do 40 the money goes 10
the testator'- brot her. MAJOR Henry Hill
BenhAin. I. - 4, retired. who gets the
btlk Of the estate
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" a,rhunS school in Mont c'air ." Be Rr-
Oprned.

MONIILNIE. 7 DCi = sup
~pauliIng of ia" M0n' clair public schools
announced day hat IN" large atchung
-rhopl which has been closed for he last
ten DAYS hacau-e two NJ the pupils we're
found TO b. infect cd by scarlet fever. will
be reo;ened on Monday next. The
:, hpul has teen fImIgAted and no add
rrF.tPT ed
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'''' ''"t' ~2.OOO award Against Nnother
for Loss oG an E)r.

.U ~" Circuit Court ~ Newark
..v awlrird verdict 81 g. 1Dp
.'.s q an eye - David Marshall
.. uld. Il ~ Bloomfield avenue
- .rir' Vas dirsCtrd against Ben
i'lrg'r - years old ~ I'D Broad
'.'' %" bows attended ~ MIcha.ls
In -ruppl While ~ play On. day
T. %. 'fr"S = rtOu" that struck Mar
N.. . 'Es. f.vhf eve
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Mni,r \. AhI,etl srrInu.I, IlI.

white v. Abbott. "A broker ~ 8 Nassau
=, rect who lives at Broadway and Nine,y
NJ Sth sfraat ~ seriously ~ ~ leucpFnia
in Rp0-eyel' Hospital Mr. Abbott IL
married and - partner ~ tho firm 81
MAckey A Abbott.
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NSr,.u,,ur., -cno., for ,u.a,an.

MrErD, Mexico. Dot. p IN" Govern
Tn"nt - th.. Nta'" II Yucatan has apprp-
UrIai" 4 Saypu for 10" purpp-a Of astah-
li-hlug al agricultural schoOl ~ this city
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ria, rnom. en RsndnIl.. I.lsnn.

b.. tensions ~ rho three story chit
hospital and school On RANDALL
'. % a'" o. be "r"ntHt AZ q cost - So 80
''i'n7ipns nro ~ y" used as play
F'- 'pf the chi ldren
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-07-08
JTfIRESsIAaID
70 GONE BACK


After nfteen rounds o. spArring, Jas.
JeGries haaded the champ bolt % ths
'ne9ro, JaSk Johnsun, Who ase,uedsto b
= akhen9 a1Chins, a.aevAo gsvs Je0
severe trs..rsasns dnr,ng tho l.tter part
of b bout.
In the first place. J q did wrong In
me.-ting tae mulatttn, but he acc. pts
his d fea. che rfuiiy. say that he's did
his b4-s., bu~ thai he failed to- get back,
as was expected u him He claim
that he only foaghs the g h please
the public, who were .cfamoring for til
bout; but, bet ween us, tho pile Of sio :
oieons looked. bait enough Tor the big
fellow.
The light lasted one hour. for which
Iefri-s received $i15,0 900 and the negro
$4,000. q tito : recompense for their
labor that day.
The fight was a whole disappoint-
nent TO tn. S,ath. It was thu cOnaen
sus of opinion with those who know
anything Of pugiiism that Johnsonw would
administer the drops, as Jen's inactivity
put the big fellow among the back
bench. The only thing for which the
bugs can hope is that the proper mar
| will hasten and foor the African.