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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-30
JAPANESE VESSEL TO
RACE TO SOUTH POLE

VICTORIA, British Columbia, July
16-To race with the British expedi-
ton under Captain Scott to the south
pole, a japanese sailing vessel of tTo
hundred tons, carrying Lieutenant Shi-
rase and the japanese expedition to
tn Antarctic, will leave Toyko Bay on
August l. The members of the expedi-
ton have been selected. with the ex-
ception of those who viii conduct the
geographical and astronomical depart
ments. Chinese ponies have been Sc
cured in Mukden and are on the way to
Toyko for the expedition.
The expedition viii proceed via BONN
Islands and Australia. and in an an
nOuncemeut issued to the japanese
press Lieutenant Shirase says:
We VIII leave McMurdo Bay in No
vember and reach the south pole Janu-
ary 2S, returning after a stay of three
DAYS al the poie.''
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-30
Public Misled.

Prom inquiries, reaching this office
the pubic are apparently being misled
and the members Of the medical pro.
fesslon probably enticed into trouble
through published statements to the
effect that the police have been instruct
ed to take no notice of medical men eX
ceeding the speed limit when answering
urgent professional calls.
NO such instructions have been IS
sued to the police, nor are they likely to
be, as, apart altogether from the ques
tion Of the wisdom of permitting the
police to discriminate in favor of par
tlcular classes in carrying out the law
the suggestion IS impracticable, mas
much as it would be impossible for 4
policeman to say that the driver Of a
fast speeding automobile was a doctor
or | hat he was answering an urgent pro
fessionai call. and the proposal that he
follow the driver to his destination and
accept any statement he may choose tC
make regarding the matter is too silly
to be even humorous.
''No medical man has ever been con
victed. no matter at what rate he traV
eIed. who has been able to show the
magistrate by reasonable evidence that
he was answering an urgent call. That
however. is matter for the discretion
Of the magistrate on the bench, not fo1
the discretion of the constable on the
street. A very dangerous element
would be introduced into the admins
tration of the law if the police were
permitted to usurp the functions of the
COURT
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-30
RELIGIOUS FANATICS
LEAVE ON BIG SHIP

SOUTH FREEPORT, Maine, July 8.
After taking on board twenty-five
hundred men, women and children from
the Holy Ghost and Is colony at Shi-
Ioah, the barkentine Kingdom sailed to-
day for an unknown destination.
For a week the Kingdom, which is
the flagship of the Rev. Frank W. San
ford 5 Holy Ghost and Us squadron, has
been standing off Casco Bay, taking on
snnplies and nassengers. which were
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-30

rowed out to her. She did not come
within three miles of the shore and no
visitors except members of the colony
We're received.
The Rev. Mr.. Sanford is supposed to
be on board
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-30
Unfortunate for Captain.

Captain Kit is on his first voyage
as commander Of the Mongolia. Hith-
erto he was chief officer of the liner.
The accident which befel the liner
has caused Captain Kit to worry a
good deal, for while the mishap did not
amount TO much, sensational reports
were sent out by correspondents at Io-
kohama and the general impression
made upon the public by the first news
Of the accident has been of dam
aging nature.
Captain Kit will have to face a
thorough investigation of the affair,
though, if his statement be true, there
is no likelihood Of his being reduced IN
rank or of any punitive measures be
ing resorted to by his employers,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-30
Mistake III Judgment.

The accident was due to i mistake
IN judgment. No one was in danger
at any time. The passengers were not
awakened by the ships coming in con
tact with the shore. and nobody was
frightened.
"'After the Mongolia was removed
from the mud | had her hull inspected
by japanese and European divers and
they found that the bottom was not
only intact, but also that the paint had
not been scratched. There was only
one accident.
eve met the Manchuria and I gave
my official report to General Manager
r. P. Schwerin, who was on his way to
all the ports touched by the Pacific
Mail -
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VATICAN rONCILIiTORi
Prepared for Reform IN spanish Con.
cerLat Pope on Retreat.

~p-rlll C1s.s b-Jplfchss 70 INV SCN.
Row. July I'm an interview the
MARQUIS Gonzales. first secretary Of the
Suantsh embassy 90 m" Vatican. SAID
to-day
The negotiations between Spain and
the Vatican continue. and are not likely
TO he interrupted. =, the Pope realizes
tho necessity for reform in the roncordat
He j. willing to make reasonable con-
Cessions The press reports ot the situA-
ton in Spain are greatly exaggerated
Tn. fall Of the Cabinet Is not imminent
At the same time the negotiations are
q. a stand-till.
The Pope il attending a weeks re-
treat. lie IL giving no audiences and
trarsacts no business. II" spends the day
in spiritual exercises. r"nouncing even
his daily walk IN the Vatican gardens.
MADRID. July 2.-One person vas killed
during a night between Clericsis and Anti
CLERICAL, NJ Ceuti IN a." province 1t
Murria last night There had teen ser-
10. IN the ..iILIgc Roman Catholic church.
and tho triert m the course 81 All address
made a violent attach on Prime Minister
tslnIIe !sS
The Tap-,ie i.Ncame greatly excited. and
after IN. services n fight started m IN"
streets But for IN" prompt arrival oi
~" gendaru.s "A bloody battle "out
have been fought.
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PREDICTS 4 MN riRTl
Not Of Insurgents, but Of Rcsurg"ntN. With
Permanent Platform

John Kirby. Jr.. resident uf 'u" NJ
tionsl Ass"ci.'r.n ui NL.u.i... .7'r- L,Ls
sent gu u stat"'u,.h g. tn'.'l rn.r.l .'-
tur,r. and N'l-lu''-- men "a f-. .-'l
AHA industrial conditions th-uusu.ut
the United Stat"- NJ Mr. s.v, rrt'
thsr,..- going - '" .. new I.,. 'Irl rarity
soon. r.mprs'.d If r-rrg"ut-. Wa. Will
At le.l-i mold the is.l.t'"r OF r.,,."r
The Adnini~t rt'lnu.- corporation
tau says Mr. I'rry. VS. of ,Hpular
cxp.-dsnt passed ., lsrIf, thee ... 49,
who wen' protest * -C.,lu-' 20" Htyu"
tariT law. There - 49, . -Hu'..II e
Ju-tiC" m the measure. -" ....I- that
the defeat ny only eight Votes .rl t'" iigIIs'.
~ Representatives g the 'N.. ,a:' to
exempt labor unions irru. 'N' .I..-. tipiu-
% the sherman antl-'ru~' .aW lows m
what peril the lndust-Ir- pi t.o country
stand
In discussing the formation e a new.
conservative political party Mr. Kirby
suggests that such a party might ADOPT
a permanent platform. simple. hrnSId
and clear instead IL bargaining every
four years over its articles - faith
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Prospert> Are. However. That FRAU
wrb~r WIN Ils Insane for LATE.

BERLIN. July The phy-ic.aus -"
there - possibility 90 th" recovery
within six months or ~ of Frau SChp"n-
beck Weber. who has been on trial Tor tG"
murder Of her husband. Major Schu"n-
beck. al the garrison az Aiisustesn on
Christmas Day. 1897. and who las made
several attempts at suicide and h"eu pro-
nouncrd lnsan. The probability. how
ever. is that she will nev"r recover her
reason and that the trial will not h"
resumed
The woman carried on haison with
another member 81 the garrison AZ Allen
stein, where her husband was IN com
mand The Major was murdered ly her
lover on Christmas Day. 1907. The lover.
after confeSslng IN" crime. committed
suicide The German Government pa
rolled the woman for a while. tut after
she marri,d Weber. a noted cartoonIst.
the charge of murder was pressed aud
she was TcarTested
Since then she has made at least half
a dozen attempts at suicide. IN" most
determined one was yesterday. when sh"
cat her wrist and severed an artery \
physician who happeued to H. present
saved her life
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the company's rates 81 pay, hu, this was
also rejected
The ComIanv SAWS that Us ger r"nt at
itE gross earnings arr hl~-d pu trans
portatlOn rates made ~ cDmuetitiou
With tho New York Central in the north
and with the Baltimor.. ana Ohio ia the
south and that none of the rat" Ilcr.IS.'s
made 10y Other roads havr reached the
rates generally paid by the Pennsyl-
wanna
The company says that by tho general
per cent inCrcas., IN all employees r"-
CoivIng less than S5iD "A month on April
I. an Increase of 81. $50 I'D annually RS
suited OF winch SS05. - goes Ia road tram
men and Si55 On IA the vardn.u By
tho adjustment in tho wages Of yar,lm"n
objective On June a further increase
Of S5s6,OOO annually resulted r. IN"
June l adjustment in road traImu"n.
wages Their" was an annual InDr",l-a 1T
sos 90 The company SAYS that th"~s
figures do not show an additional ircr'hSs
OF ti.6SO OOD annually already made IN
wages of road trainmen and va-dIn"n
The company says that il adjustments
and increases in wages Of employees ~'u.'"
1907 agRegato about S. .OO. vJJ annually
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The weather.

'. Hains prr, an~I generally o'"r 'hr
'.,.'.. 80 s.~t.-ir. zt'.nE great r-hr' IN W.
drought r-rf ,Gopsr. tell w. the southern states
"a. Of &C. n! s's,lpni River and IN the t'o
IAU-, g.fh 'H.ng'TstOTuIs IN srstt~red places
iu 'U~ ,c.'.r' states trough Of oppression
rI-~nd~t rom IN" Texas rUas' norinSa'i to
Lac Superior hra 'h-n~r outward over the
lasr. - = t~u-r..ipr moving o4t Of the ~ IA"
rr-.s 'rNr' Thrrc 90. GisO an ARA Of inv
ur-,,tr, ~r,Us ta' rnu'~ ltoskv Mountain
rsy.ou Elsewhere t.r pressure as only mol
srat-I, nigh and Ni'Ho.t N.'.v" movement
aka temperature. prevailed over 81 tho
country rAs; o. and Incl ldiEx the central S'a'~s
IN %. ohio valley and NGtrs sround th- great
.-. tle ten psft tur~ VA Abo 90 ~ degree IN"
condition. n-yr adorable tor growing no .
81. hrsrIg I'll 80 Ion
Or. 'r.. .ii. tts dA, va cIo'if" and .f.i'sy sd
,lrun.r.l vsrrr vind. Hght 20 'r-sn westerly
o.. sr,g ~ uu1ffdit'. Al per cent heror -tsr. or
r-.'.i ~ read - sra level. ht' A - ~ .
g. -y~
Tie t.-.g~ratFr- yesterday. - recorded nv 'ho
o7i,.a. thermometer. Is shown 10 the annexed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-03
M MPERDI>Ck ,OWING HrRE.
To stage THE children Of the kinE' at
the Metropolitan Brforr thri,inaN.

BFRLIN. july : EngrIhert lIurnr~r-
dinck. the composer. viii 60 =" ia" uit"d
states ia November To- superIn'"nd 'i"
production 81 the new opera. IN" chill
drrn Of the King. which will hv lr.Ju,''d
for the first time a. tn" N"i~ul nu'an
Opera HOUSE toward Christmas IN"
prIma donnas role VII d" created 10y
Geraldine farrar.
The coming encounter between Jenri"s
and johnson - an absorbing topic among
Germans and Americans IA Germany
Pictures of JeFrirs and Johnson. tn" latter
with his whl5e wife. apr"ar IA IN" Illus
tratad pap-rS Germans are convinced
that the fight will he racial not pugiiIs..c
Mrs John Holmes 81 Flttshurc has
arrived here To INSPECT III" management
ut IN" Young Wum"u's Christian A>,p-
citation IN Berlin and "is"whcr" on III"
CuntIuen;
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KILLED M ~ ELETATOR
An ObIIgInk act Cost the Operator
Ills Life.

YoNKEKs July ? William Carroll. -
wears Old, 81 IL Ingram street, was killed
bv an elevator m tn" municipal IN %
building. ~ NATbIrton avcnu". TINS
Afternoon THIS was tag day here, aud
the women who were among the collectors
wer. passing along tn" nall Oh their Wdy
20 the collectors headquarters when
the fatality OCCURRED Several were over
cuIu.. by IN" Sp"ctaCl"
Carroll Was crIppl" from hip dS",Ns"
He WAS m charge ~ the elevator. whIch
was 81 th. Old water balance tyre. shortly
after O'cln@'k he got On top 81 the car
Ia oil ~" perpendicular tracks. In order
10 accomplish this he kept ia" r.r IN
OPERATION. ~ b" Wa ds-reHdtnR b"
heard ir.n 'D~lCw the voice - Odsn
BIerzon inquIring wh"therA certain pfii""-
holder Was IN IN trying % answer Car
roll lost his halanc" and fell haa dong
into the space hetwc"n the car and N"
wall 81 the shaft oppo-ite IliE body
Choked up the sJEAce. stopping IN" car
p.,tN VS. instantaneous
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-03
STRIKE on THE ID. 4 H.
Track men In This state and PennSy ania
Demand More paw.

ALBANY. July 2.-TraCkm"n employed
by the Delaware and Hudson Company
in this State and Pennsylvania wen; out
On strike TODAY for an lncr"as" ~ wages
and better working conditions. officials
81 the company said ia" strike would not
seriously Inconvenience IN" curnuInv, a.
It has sufficient men Ia t,a- TIA" plates
Of the strikers They DO n,t h"lr.yo thu.
strike viii Affect tn" employees IA the
other d"pa rtm"nts.
The officials clam that about 90 men
in thus section went uut. Ia" officials
II th. International Brotherhood e
Maintenance. 81 Nty employees sav
nearly all the traCAm"n "n IN" mes ui
the company have quit w"TG
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-03
va WRIT YET FOR an tRLTON.
snI, Red Tape. Not the Insanity Theory.
It d said Causes Delay.

N0ftTW II|F II''--.-|T y nj ~
RoME. July The eXtraIItIon VIII
for Porter Charlton. who murdered has
wife at Moltrasio. On Lake Como. last
month. has not yet h""n issued. Il -
sad Al the Ministry Of Justice that the
delay - exclusively due 10 bureaucracy
II charlton j. d"claret insan" lta.y
may No. demand his eNtraiitIon, hut the
DELAY IN the issu" ut the writ - not a.
trbutabie To- tn" QUESTION Of insanity.
which IS quite separate and independent
from that Of eTtrAdluon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-03
RAILROAD STRIkE ATERTED.
Agreement Reached Iietw zen Conductors
and Brakrmen and the southern PHciiic.

and Hrakcmen and the southern Pacific.
NAsHISGToN. july Tho coniuCtor'
and brakcmen on the southern Haltsav
the Atlantic Coast Line ami the Scaboari
Air Line and their subsidiary rai'rneds,
thirteen In all. will not 40 IN a strike.
An agreement To this effect VIA reached
between the officials of the road and tn"
men tonight Tn" men demanded an
Increase IN wages. The railroads, while
not meeting the demands IN full, mad"
conversions granting "a substantial in
Grease
Tho officials 81 the roads and the train
men were brought Ia an agreement
through the efforts of Martin " Knapp,
chairman Of the Interstate Commerce.
Commission. and Charles Neil, Com
missioner 81 Labor. the Mediation Board
under III" Er,lman act tn" controversy
was one 81 H." most serious ever brought
before IN" Mediation Board for settlement.
Tn two or three occasions within tho last
wees negotiations w"r" az a brrakIng
point AMI "a general railroad strike IN the
southeastern section Of "a" country was
Imminent Tho men had .Ilrrady voted
To- strike IN IA" event that then demands
W"'' not complied with.
III" pru"".SiIuE- hay" boon on for over
two w""Ss. ia ll." cour~" 1T which more
than go representatives of the conductors
a.lt uraN"1u"u wcTr heard and the man
HE"r- ui 81. IN" HH,- concerned. The
.lI.t' .pu t'"a u'' 80 ..'lIt" two or three
Jays ago that IA" managers IT I'll" roads
p'.--''d II up To- tr"iT presidents PresI-
I"rt tIHl"v Of IA" southern RAILWAY.
President Emerson 81 the Atlantic Coast
l'u" ..ud p''>td":.t Mcidrum 81 III" sea-
bpart Ar Ian" nVrrlri t. this city to
confer wl,h the If.pi.aturS.
In vt"N Il Ia" tact tha, the Ag-cament
Wa rrA"h"i ~ m'ala.Iun proceedings
%" details MD not Dc. mad" public Both
-ii.y, oppressed themselves salts lied with
fY,s fflttBY1s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-03
DEIrH ~ THE DIik CiHP.
nornro Mnd Man Mousned by Hls Tribes.
men al GOnrN island.

Rarg.'. IN" uf the Wild men from Bor
NJ" "a "Nhi'lt.pu ia Drrimland Cpney
island di"i "a 20" Drcaiulaud emergency
h,,- ,i'aN yesterday lie 49, brought To-
thu country from Bnru..u IN V.-ekS agn
los capt. John VI, Ray and Frank & Fore,
He Va ~ year, ct and fprmtr!V Wa
o. ."ftau - III" Bv.t. a BurI.u tribe
\ ~'.N AK b" r"g.u. - fan Ia health. hut
AI- trrHa.r IA merely hOEI"-ICku">s
EdnEIt Was .tn Iu.l .,ni al n.lh among
hi- l"upl". Who MON ned hun IN their
br"IuiI.,nG cnrawpiN-Lt 10 night He
~ 90 - burned IA GrreuN poi Cemetery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-03
,RuI Arr WiNTrIRT>.
German, starts TIrid Training ~ ZOO
OmcrrS aud Men at pO>rn.

RFRLtN. July III" army air merTu-
vre. Logan ~ Po~en today They will
be continual ur'Il July 81
Twautv-thr~e officers and ls3 nou-com-
rnission-I men aud private, are 20 par
ucipai. IN the "NercIS''-.
All types # alrshIiS. spherical balloons
and asrop' .u..S Will ID. ur"i
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-03

a,sHtsorpE ToHTc.-r voR TO DAT AND TO
MORROW
IHr s.tf'G Nsw YORK. Srr Ea9idad Eastern
%. 7nfyir.nt1 Bsi4Uars and Nsu Jsrssy. Panty
qua. y, tn. probably gAouS's 10 ntgh o. 10
sra,',tr ry7' ~ -o4syats rarasis VtndS. 4o.LV
r'rTfg
POI ~ District % Columbia ard Maryland,
urs'''!ri. rTobAily thunder shoAsTs to niVht or
20 marrow. or 'nu~d waIm. hEht variable winds.
mostly souflsTly
fOf wssfsrr S~v YorL. western PsnnsyivaniA
and Ot.o urs~tt.ri. pronabIY thunder showers
20 night or mofroN ught 20 mofersts west
" soT 'hF~st winds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-03
H,uuI LOSES 4 CAPITALIST,
Alexander SounE. Millionaire. Dies From
AstrOke Of ApOpleNy.
>r'tia. 'l'!' 1'iPsif' % IA, SIN-

HuNoLULU. July 2.-Al"Nand"r Young.
one ~ DE most prominent capitalists 81
Hawaii who built the hig hotel here which
tear. III name. die to-day of a stroke
81 apopl"Gy.
H.. waS president ~ the Alexander
Young Building Company and was sew
.ral time, a mlllIonAlr"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-03
G,LLON WINS PRIN M RONE.
Is.1rar-OId lad Victorious IN Paris
Musical Competition.

>prrr.' q islS DsJpGi-h 90 THb NuN
pAIr~. July . -lh- academy - lin"
Arts AZ IT. annual mestIn- to-day heard
IN. musical wor.- 81 competitors Tor the
Grand INV de kom"
In. ir~t uri1e was awarded 10 \O"l
Gallon. - wears DID
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-03
Iu,,Ice Wood, Lea,e. the Hospital.

MAGSoLIA, Mass july ? Justice Will
lam II Moody 81 the United states Su-
prcme Court arrived her" this afternoon
and Is occupying the Mcdonald outage al
Lobster Cove. He expects 10 loo benefited
bv th. change from IA. hospital ~ Brook
line. where he has been patient fpr many
months
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PRECI RSORS or ZEPPELIN.
Prince Henry and RIch Banker SAN to
Prepare way for lis Alrship.

,psTt4 J.ris HssPH.h 20 thE -
hIEL. july: In" Zeppelin preliminary
Arctic exposition that - the party which
IL 10 study conditions u"ior" the h,g
dirtgibla starts FOR tn" north pole sailed
tor Sp,,zh.rgen to-day on hoard the
steamship Mann
The party Includes Primo" Henry Of
Prussia Hru'hcr . "a. kals"r. Count
Zeppelin ana ID" ful..oaa.r" tanker
krIrdlanhrr
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TRIESTE SAFE UNDER san,
Long Nl-sing steamer, for which There
Mere ,.ra,r FrarS, nrachrs bombay.

rp.oJ.f D4sls DsIpa'rH ~ THE SrN
BOMBAY. July Ia" steamer Trieste.
which has hcen long o.rT;!;!s and aDout
who's. safety gray. i-ars were felt ar
rived here today under sail
She lost her propeller during "A storm.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-03
SrR,>GLER ~ WORN ~ PiRIs.
woman Victim DisroNr cred In an Avenue
Of the Bois dr bouIogar.

-gstlH. t."1Ir bsfp.ith 20 Iue ST.
PAEtS. July ? The body Ut a woman.
who had n..Dn KILLED by s'rang'IlatIpn.
va. found to-day ~ the Ay"nu" d"-
Aracias II, the Bot, dc Boulogn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-03
A Gamn,lnE Raid In the Bol-

-1fI-.T ~ I-I|TTfC7 y TWF -
PAKfs. July ? \ C!ande-'in" gambling
club that had teen running ia the Boi-
do Boulogue for hy. days. Was raIdcd hy
the police to-day
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-03
10 new JAR IN The BUDGET
r. m puOND w NOR HELP
i,yI nm 10 PtNN ~.
t.r.r-rn,r un the Lords Veto the Deter
..rntrS Ia'tor In BrttiSh Politics
- lIrtur ~Cold> the Nationalist
...t Ihratrr,. sport aud society.

l.v rH' Now budget ~
s1' TIA lVrhcVu"I nitro
.t llrI>' rt commons yvs'"r-
.... ,tI-..i any Cummotton
,.- i.t reduce any old tlN. ~
....l--' any new one Patient
Vltp arr not Interested ia
md Disabling industries and
... Poi. riur used - IA" woke rIS.
...r 40, - hy last v"Ir : cruel
ir' 'uaEiu.. tav protest against
'rr low Ip~tv - concerned
.'."ut "Nrr.f- lat IA" budget
'nuu' prru-,tr"n Il viii H.
November. not hoCau-' At
... d,nttci i.'inr- the end of
..-" thr GnyUrnm"nt could
.. ...ru "a" -upi"rt Of IN" Irish
r.'. .pfir.s' eft tins month
.... ..,rl", n.il "ut"r- tn" com
... 70 -" au'.mu ~ u "NI@ct-d
|... .u''ui..r~ VII propose an
...f restoring VA" whr>A"v tax TO
,... .' which 70 stood t-fnre the
....... co.. % the Irish mcmtsrs insist
r. ,... ..."'i.u'ut and an supported
t.... ,.'..y wall undoubtedly over
t-.a Government
.,. uu'r >r.r., rnNFiELNoE
~'''F> Geneva however
g.. H'Ih'''' - ,h'' "I me
U.s. t' i''''> Is ''hl'"'@''" N"ch
o. j" H''" 'H" r'>"t 81 IN" '"nIeT"h'p
10Y ''' '"h"r~ "' u"th
'""lN \'t' lN-n" " -
Co.,. '.' " ''' r'~iN "t thl~ con-
... -... .t'.-'t.trrv t. John Rcd
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-03

The marriage Of Miss Dorothy Deacon
and Prince Radziwill will lie celebrated
three weeks hence ThE SUS CORE
spondent is informed that neither the date
nor the church has yet been selected The
delay ~ due wholly TO the necessary legal
fortnalties. which cannot lie completed
under three weeks owing to the slowness
and red tape Of Russian official circles