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The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-09-22
JUST AMONG OURSELVES
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Watch for Ladwig's add next week.
Frank ID. Crandall for watches; all
sizes; all kinds; prices right.
Harding & Harding, undertakes, OPP
posite First National Bank, Newport,
Wash
| guarantee everything | sell to
give satisfaction. J. A. Noble.
A party of young folks enjoyed Sc
lect dancing party at Kelly's Hall Friday
evening.
FOR SALE-Three heavy teams, 5 to
years DID, weight 1900 to 1900 lbs; Al
horses. Johnston Bros, Cusick, Wash.
1873
Cordwood taken at the highest market
price in exchange tor merchandise. G.
A. Sherman & Co.
L. w. Keevil, whose home is north of
Scotia, had his foot badly cut by blow
from an ak last week. Mr.. Keevil is a
cripple and the accident will lay him up
for some time.
The Perfection oil heater at Willard s
is handy contriyance that can be taken
from one room to the other and works
satisfactorily. He has them at all prices
ranging from 50 up.
S. P. Kreisen has sold his home in the
Martin addiction Mr.. Butler, recent
arrival from Canada. Mr.. Kreisen has
gone to the willamette valley, Oregon,
where he has leased ranch.
The daughter of Foreman Vance. OF
the brick plant. is suffering with an at
tack of typhoid fever. The mother OF
the family has also been sick from the
typhoid for several weeks. Another case
from the vicinity of the falls is B. Prior.
All of the cases are progressing favor
ably.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-16

"rsnd ZEN ra0 station - the hudson Ter
",nn' ~ through r uto VII a quira
-"'Fl'- AMI every ConN-u ice that the
h'~' "i rr'lrra appliances ANA experience
IN proyld-
Chairman Wilcox IF he Public Service
COMMISSION aid last night.
have not had an opportunity TO study
no Proposition which Mr. McAdoo has
made, hut iruiu a cursoTV examination Of
iH" plan y -c.ms 10 me to have a great
many good polrt, and one that - worthy
~ lmn"dlat" consideration ~ the com
mission
" IAN h." sad hat Mr. NrAdco IN order
non '" int"ri'r" with any trunk line sub
way under Broadway which may be pro
l'dri hV ~" city would l.' wiling 20 build
mat part ut hl- extension which runs from
lbftN ihlrd fr"'t To- mon square
through wat IL known uStrp second level
li"T"i'" wing tor tnc construction 81
I'''Hr' r.'N sVhNdy~ that l"yvl which -
nearest in tbr surface IT th,. street Ihi.
"''ingn'-s- ua the part Of Nr Nc Ndou 10
iH,' the SECOND level viii de- away II Wa
~ili Yesterday loo 'h- u''i,,., IT th.. Public
~ ~ tuinuI .-IpI.. With tuN upI,.ytipu
winch IN" u'Wi-.g> 81 tE,' toari could
'dN" iu 20" NtN .ug uyt It the ruut, Sug-
C''>i'~i bv Mr NJ, Aduo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-16
~ OJD FOGY STAFF :
we~t virginia says Native. Has scarcely
Heard % Insurgents

state senator Howard Sutherland ~
Vest Virginia saws they have few lnsu--
gents m that STATE. i don' think 'h~ra l.
anything like the disaH~ction IN West
Virginia that seems to EXIST elsewhere. &"
he declared ~ the Waldorf yesta-iav
We Republicans expect 20 elect all The
FIVE Congre-Amsn without difficulty. IN
spite Of the assert ons 81 the Democrats
that norns cIst riots are dophtfI
a nic~es-or 20 United States senator
SCOTT - ~ be- chosen IN January Tho
senator had n~rcs fght ia fh~ primaries
Although hIs opponent. Representative
VI p Hubbard was beaten. he has not
Withdrawn from the contest However
- = pretty certain that n Scott do~~ not
succeed himself some other Republican
will
People are TOO buEv 20 talk much
The rnlnae are doinR fairiv we'll and 'hs
lumber mills are running full tame The
fr-Ir crop - hig and the-- - no talk ~
hard times N West Virginia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-16
BOOkkEEpFR ND NEMESIS.
Marrher Found Every Hand against Him.
Turned III~ own NHd MISSED.

Leon n Marcher bookkeeper
Formerly employed IN he Offices Of tha
Morse Dry Dock Company. a, the foot 81
Fur'v-third street Brooklyn. who walked
uur un April 10 with $3.50. part Of the
payroll under hi arm. was arraigned
before Judge Dixie ia h. County Court IN
BrpuNlyn yesterday and held IN bail 10
s-utsp for trial on a charge II grand
laru"uv. lie was arrested IN Holmest rand.
Norway. uu August ;. and IA charge ~
two detectives returned 10 Tin, country
Yesterday aboard he Adriatic
MarDhcr- arrest according - himself
wa- duc 80 an iuvIuorble chain 81 CirC1im-
~'auo" that began when Sigma jacob
-nu. f0r whom h" had deserted hi wife
and chii returned from Liverpool where
20" had -'ut her uu a rTI~.' fu get rid ot her
ana ''ld 10" pull>" a.i -ue Couli about
ulu
lN"v w"r" no. "a h. trail when "A vonng
woman who had yls,Nsd his home ia
America stepped N rn" ram a. Holmes
trIni. and huugh ~ha iIdu.i appear 10
r'rnEnIs" him az The 'I".e later informed
~ police e HI presence. lie was ar
r"~'tt. ESCAPED from Iail and while wan
It"rnE abuIf applied for shelter at
iaruhpu-" which proved To TO the home
It lr~ own wp'h"r-Iu law. He was re-
arrested. and -'IIl things continued TO
ran com rHrIwI-. Ni'h hIm. An attempt
ID bal, himself failed mis"rablv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-16
>nk wv ~ ,Hu> n,>G.
Jailed ii"cau>" tie Uad Tnrgotirn ~,
Name Nnrr NanisrinS Tar

MORN. MARKS % .'u't... u..r... .iu' .r
s'' BrOtlN'v NN.-. .rp.l.r k...utri
Mass ir-Irr..,-..i from -utu'n"r np-.I
o. 'h" Nt.~.udt.N> % month Az Wa
uu'lI'i y..-f"r.ilv ry f.- au'nsr.ti.- a..
M-mih.- Tenn 'nr B--utri rIu D.-.n
released FROM m" county pr.-Hn 'u"r..
wu.r. 30. 'si h....'t WORKING au.u . CON
wet gang Ntfh ht|I anr ..t.u .u t.- tu.f,--
10 prHy"'r '--rtp". H'd y.,- "a il- wtN
nome vI'n % SPECIAL .I-uuir
IN" Information r..' ur"ud .,'I -.a-..l.
that Mr. MarF~ aE, i..rI 'auir.,'lus since.
Ei- brother "I.d"i e ur.r-" VII, wts -.-l'
IN ~om" nauI"r wad, i.- way 20 Mem
phrS Bernhard VINO has ....u IA uusI-
n..s- with ht- brother. has u..r slpklv
for several years aud Do w. thought
that re-ld-nC" IN ~" Ailrouit.E- would
i-.n.'iit him He - - wears ,td
Mr Marks learned from N.wIh,s
'NJ' his brother ned ru.r,, about
~, weeks ago IN need ( food aud WIN
A'- clothing showing ~" 'Tarts II hard
travel n. cnuldn'' tell ANYTHING about
hI'u-.if when he was Irraign'd u thr
polio" CUR and A. ~ Wac Wrought that
he was intentionally rpiIC"altnR his Id''u-
NV he was zsrt - PRISON a. "a vayraut
on Wednesday Barnhard's memory
returned 10 him and b" told ~" prison
authorities nov ~" had '--caped from
his nurse ~ N" Nd rondIck hotel and gave
them his brDfr"r : address Morris NarHs
was communicated With and ha arrHnEed
for his hroths- - no seut homo AZ once
lived with ms brotn"- ~ 673 West End
ayarua
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-16
FINE SHiRk FI>HING.
Host on Captain TrIi> Of Taking FIfI, and
Leaving PLENTY

BoSToN Sgt - Capt Ff.d Che'wvud
~ hr fishing schooner Nla'iaul Told tins
morning 1T an yr.'tual wIv be- took on
his last zap 81 getting even with the
sharks tina. hung about hr~ vessel aud
ruuu--d IA" travis after they had h..'.u ~..'
Like the other captains Who have h,..,r
fishing m the channel grounds lately.
Capt. ChetWvnd found tue hIg sharks
Their. boldsr than a. any previous rIm"
WITHIN the memory II fishermen. AMI
after suffering loss 90 gear and nSn
through them he determined - ~, r.d
~ SONS. 81 them
The lines thar are used fp- hr.sr.ng
the doTi-- IN and out ui 'nr Vessel w".r
tIt.d u nh '~n and lowered over p Boo, ~.d.
They would hardly touch 'r.' water u..-ur..
a dozen - fh. SHARK. ''t' we're. o., Oh .
rtautiv towering ahuu' ~" vessel would
rush for ~
sharks grip down anything small
enough - n" swallowed who'll" and the
oil" IuukN enough 10 g"' 'u fh- fish fret
took o. iu hook and al Then ,am- %
stirring time. as ih" VA 'h"r~ 'rI"d 10
haul IA" -guirmIug 'i-h urI' 81 the water
With biU,A aHI iarki" When f Wa gH'
high enough over tn" rtl 10 CIV" good
chance 90 ~" man who waited wI'h q
long knit" IT." head - the ~harn Wa
hacked - and the body allowed tp drnp
into the water. whrr" ~" other -ha-,-
made short work 81 r' The head WIS
thrown over also. Capt tu"'vvnd KEPT
uU his fishing Tor sharks gu'Il h- ha.i
X llrd fifty - thor. uu. that dId Mot lB
pear her 10 dIuluI~h m" uuub"r about
h- N'-S~, or 10 iutiW dst" the uther-
Whp fought for shar" 90 'tr last ur."I
wtn as much a'ldl'v ~ they had frr tr'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-16
EXPLOSIVES on FERRyBO ATS.
judge ChatneId Decides That Ihey Nay
He Carried.

There was a hearing Yesterday before
Judge Clarified IN the United S,Ata~
Circuit Cour' IN Frooklvn on IN" l,hei
fled against the municipal ferrvhoa'
NaSrau ~ the Thirty ninth ~ rN~' line
m which a Government inspector found
a wagon loaded With refined petroleum.
m VIOLATION. ~ alleged Of the law pro-
hibrtInR the carrying ~ naphths, Detro
leuin and other like explosives On steam
boats carrying passenger
The city ~ New York claimed that TIE
Government had M Jurisdiction over
MUNICIPAL ferryhoa'G a. they are not
-'eamboatH carving freight within the
meaning ~ 'he az While Judge Cha'
nsd surta ned the Government IN 10
claim 10 JuFiadIctIon over such boa'S
no dscidsd that The ferry - really = con-
tinua'ion ~ the highway and that
fSrrynoRt - not a steamboat carrying
freight within tho meaning ~ tho law
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-16
GIVES S,JO.OOO BATL..
George N. Fitzgerald. Accused OF Rob
hing Sub-Trrasury. Accuses Anothar.

CHICAGO. sept. IS. George W Fitz-
gerald. charged with the theft - SI73 OO0
from the United States Government
while employed as asserting teller IN
the Chicago Sub-Trensury. was relea sed
to-day under $50 on bond. a sum which
Judge lands. after hearing a motion to-
reduce n, held 60 be not excessive
HIS release was pTeCed.d by a long in-
tervtew IN tho county jail. IN the course
Of which the prisoner for IN. first time
made the declaration that hs had a de-
cid"i idea as to the identity ~ the per
son who Is guilty II the CRIME for which
he ~ nov IA jeopardy
Thus was followed by some. startling
r,ImorS which the Governmeni officials
will neither couhrn NOR DENY. - IA"
effect that ~ dru".' IT The most positive
character - IA he hands 81 IN. Govern
Inent NV t'-i gators. including ut Titninat-
VI large denomination found "a a s..a rrh
Of th~ prisoner dnd also of ms office. inn
mr1iia'ch af'rr h.~ arrest
When s,'''u at tht. county IaIl toe ay the
PRISONER freely discussed the whul. "a So.
declaring himself victim 10 persecution
explained " here some ~ the w.1 lth which
IN" Governments agents charge lac. sud
denly b..Camr possessed Of originated
and declared "nphaticaIly that IN has
own mind he knew who stole this money.
He dsClInsd To give the name IT IN.
person suspected hv him ON the ground
TINT he could not prove what ne believes,
ana SAID he might give IL ~ the trial
hay. been bounded and prosecuted
and spIed ON ever since IN. hing hap
psned he SAID. and when | was ar
rS~ted by "a private detective agency two
years ago on JUST the same kind of avi-
dsnC" which the Governmsnt officials
now claim To hav" their charges dropp~d
Hat, which u exactly what will happen
IA this case
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-16
N'RTi>r Or II0i on TtN.
Z nd"T New q "nsus BTooLDn SALOONS WIZ
PRN - 7OO ~omr Drrrrasrs

AtUNNN seq - | ud.r noe. new
c-ns.- increased rates for LICENSES for
saloons and hotels all 20 INTO .T..rt 10
several ,ttl.- aud villages n 'hiS stat.
IhI- uCr"as" - 30 amount IA the. agKr--
gat" 10 $50" several places which
i"-t m pupular ION viii have a Increased
rate. 'L- aggregate decrease. beng SIS
t52
IN" increase IN Brooklyn will h.
from Ss7j To- 81 2Dp There will h.. an an.
cr-as.. II from slSO 10 1875 IA thu. ct -
- JOhnstuNn and Fulton. aud from $50
- flJn "a the villages 81 SolVay N,.WarI,
aud North larTytpWn Thor. will he. an
increase ~ from $50 % sSD IN the village
- Ran dIlph. Oakfield Ptrsford Floral
PArS. l-i-alle Liverpool. Montgomery.
Pl~rnont. Hammoudspurt Painted Post
GrOt"u. New Paltz BronNvill" North
Pelham and Arcade
The rate m the city 81 Port Jervis will
be- reduced from 1925 10 $3.50. and rates
Will he reduced from $50 20 sIyp IN the
villages ~ Cape Vincent Hun-oy. Fails.
Iawrenc". Niddlshurg TrumanshiIrs
and huseudale The village Of OwsRo
viii get u reduction ~ from tljD to sSpi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-16
Va PLtTONIC STOCKINGS.
Judge Declares Tho, Are Not Proper
Friendship G!Ifis

ATLANTA. Gs sept - I seriously
doubt 4 Their. - such a thing - platonic
friendship between u marri'~i man and
married woman. and | am NOR. than
certain that 10 does not exist when a
married man makes the marr'i woman
gifts such as siik hose. lingerie. &c
dsCla resi- dudE" Hluodw urth thus after
noon during the trial At "A diVorc. suit
brought by James D. DOdgeu against hlz
Young amt pretty wife
tarl Parks. q prominent business man.
vas uain.sd a. Mrs Dudgens affinity
ATTORNEYS for Mrs Dudgen and ParNs
claimed mat only friendship eNlstai be-
tween tn" couple. hut evidenc. Mas
introduced show ing that Parks had gwen
Mrs Dujgsn silk stockings and costly
lngsri. Then Judge RlOod~oTth de-
Ciar-d that IN" theory of -platpnlC friend
snip under the circumstances wa- i'm
/, sSlbl.
: negro maid gsv. damaging evidence
IN r"Kard 10 the conduct ~ Mrs DSig-n
and PARIS
The husband won hs suit
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-16
STRIKE Picket. say Police Climbed rn.u

AdiiaVitA are 20 he submitted 30 acting
Mavor Mitchell and Police COMMISSIONS
Rakar saving that pickr's Of m" striking
culinary TN workers have bcen attacked
without PROV oCatIOn by the police ~ the
John street station according 20 Gen
srnl Organiz"- Fisauale NerI 81 he Sheet
Meta Worker I'm" q n. pIck"'s mad -
~ taken - ~ Sr"gnrv's and GoUv"rn-ur
hospitIi' lie declares that the ptcketa
we're molesfing no one when they were
referred - ~ -slOl,s- and -gIin"as- Nv
'H, police aud then dubbed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-16
">HOOFII" COP> tGIIN.
BaLer Re'Nes system Of keepInE Track
Of Police on Patrol

Police Commi-scnrr Baker Yesterday
revived the shuofv system 81 coping ta's
ou policemen by delta ling ten sergeant
20 make rhe rounds It th" various pre-
Ciucts ~ PLAN clothes aud r"pur' what
they saw IN. reports are - 30 mad"
directly to IN" Commis-iou"r
The Tec-'abli~hment of this system.
which was inaugurat"i 10y Chief Mage
trat. McAdOO when h" commanded ~"
police and was abolished bv 'OmmI--
siou.r bingham - saId ~ NO. du" tu ''r
large nunher ~ complaints of iao, Of
activity % III" p,1I.ce against street women
received rec"rtlv ~ acting Mayor mitchell
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-16
cHaRLES -. DaLr APPROVED.
BOSTON CI,n service Board Connrms Him
~ Fire COmmIssIOner.

BoSIoN sept Is The civil service
Commission to-day approved N m" APP
pointr~nt Of Charles y palv. the former
Harvard and West POINT football PLAYER
a. Fire Comm ssloner II this c.ty. posi-
ton carrying a s. ."1 salary II Is one of
The few appointments made bv MAvoT
Fitzgerald that the commission has ap-
proved
Mr. DAILY was nominated for a cadet
ship when Mr.. Fitzgerald represented
tEe Ninth Massachusetts district ~ Con
gTe~- ~ that time DAILY was captain
Of ihs Harvard varsity and entered West
POINT upon graduation from Coll~g"
A. the Military Acad"my be- gained
additional fam" ~ a pigsk IN warrior ant
VAS appointed "A second Lieutenant m
the army upon graduation After a
year m the service Lieut. Dalv r,,si gned
his commission and engaged IN business
here
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-16
IINNI rFLLI ~ OTT4WI.
PapsI Iegaie ana Oth-r Preiates Guests
~ Prssnl~V I.aurtrT.

Ottawa Sep' - Tonight cardinal
vauuI'-ln tr- Papal I.sEst" To IN" Flu
cn1ri-tr~ CouEr,---. archbishop Ireland
% ~ paul. ATchur-hop Redwood - New
IDHitrd and Archbishop Brucb--I ~
Nu4tr,.tI arr. sd here They are ~.
.su.-.t- ui ~. N...ru i.ruri"~ From here
tt-, 70 O.. Sc aU.g"R and tgnuC" o., ~
Pl4i Cm..tg" srd Sow Nufs Cardinal
NauuUtriu will il-p vf-t HtliimpTa and
8,s-ibly -ou1. other Tinted States cities
To-uight the Premier entertained q party
81 eighteen at dinner. including the
Church diRnitaries.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-16
capt. simmons Appointed Assistant Ad-
iaiant-t.rneraI

ALBANY. S-pt IS Capt Charles A
Summons Of Rochester has been appointed
hy Adit Gen William N-rb.-ck 49, an
assistant Acknowledgement with m" rank
81 major and a Salsrv ~ o. ?ru Major
summons has been AdIuiant 81 the. Thru
Regiment With headquarters ~ Rochs.s'er
and hI- new position was created hv an
amendment :" m" military law pass.-i a
the lssi session 81 The Legislature"
Major simmons Joined the guard m 1905
and was appointed an aide dc camp on
GOV. Hughes stan He served IN the
Spanish m"rioan War in the Thru Regi-
menr. New York vnhIn'sers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-16
Members or Go, Hushes's star ia Meet
Chinese Prince

AIRNNI. sept Is The brother ~ the
Prince Regent Of China. accompanied hv
Admiral sab. will 10 met on their entrance
INFO New YORK state a. Niagara Falls on
September - hy Ma iors Wolf and Rlch
u the Seventy.four'h Regiment Buffalo
The Chinese officials are making a tour
NJ this country IN an oficIal capacity. and
ih~ee two National Guard officers. who
ar. mamhsrs Of Gov Hughes's stan
hsv" been designated bv Gov Hughes
10 extend the usual courfNsiss On behalf
OF tire STATE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-16
,rROPI uE> I>IO>I/ED.
Local MarhinI~i- Who BuiI,I the FIirrS
Nru ORGANIZED a. ~urh

James Wilson. local husiu--~ agent q
the Internal runil Association uf Ma
chlHi-tS r"purt'-i Yesterday that for some
time M" ORGANIZERS have been uniunr2lng
the mHrhiutst- VA the shops Wh-r. aero
PLANES are made. ln thus vicinity Most
Of them are nDN snTplexi
These machInI-t. hAv" been distributed
among the different lodges ~ District Is.
WILSON sad as there are NOT enough
aeroplans maChinistS 10 form a ssparaf..
Lodge A. soon a. there al. enough a
"a 10 b,- fpfm.-I
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-16
order for Lad, CooL'. r1amln.,lou 4

Harry silver. Who - suing Lady Cook.
T-nne~r~e Claim for SEQ. IN on the ground
that she employed him 10 write her auto
biography and then refused "a give ham
the material. got an order for LADY Cooks
examination Yesterday before trial on the
ground thai she mad TOLD certain persons
thai she intended To- leave IA. country
and would not he here for tho trial LADY
Cook lawyers had tho examination ad-
Iouru.d 10 TODAY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-16

JH-f.." ly'uau. ~ 'I- Supreme Court.
RrooSIvr. Yesterday denied IN. motion
for H'i'n1ur for Sadie levy. known on the
stag" a., lu-r"n.u" Davis. Who IN being
~r,"i 'N her husband. Or Isaac n Levy.
Tor IN dI~plu'" dI'urD" pr Levy charges
ms VII" " .'h mI-,oudurt al several hotels
naming - Nlr = h-r"r Of tIncinnaii a. CO.
respondent To" frIal oonia- on newt
m"u.h Mr. l"yN yu "a a counter claim,
alleging h"r husband s. intimacy with two
women
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-16
Gov. HUGHES Returns To AIban,

ALHANT. sept IS. Gov Hughes. ac-
comnanled hy Major Cro@sett his military
s~~r"'ary. returned from The state far
rni- afternoon. Tn" Governor probably
engagements for tha remainder 81 his
term. which 10 ~ last only until the first
we~k ~ October when he ~ 10 resign
&, AXE has at On m" bench - tn.
nited States Supreme Court
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-16
sea Too Rough for Target Practice.

WAsHINoToS. sept IS Rear Admiral
Seaton Schroeder. commander n chief
~ the Atlantic hatfleship feet reported
10 the Navy Department to-day that the
feet had b~~n Obliged IN discontinue targ e'
practice on IN" southern drill grounds.
"a Cape Henry. Va. owing 10 rough sea
Flve ships h" added. hay" completed
night target work
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-16
New Orleans show CInche,i. Gov. sanders

Gov Jared y Sanders of Louisiana.
VII" refused q Senatorial ioga IT. ths.
Louisiana legislatures last session and
d''rId"d THAT M" mantl" Of honorary
pr.s. dent ul tho Worlds Panama EN-
position. New Orleans. 1915 was a better
m for tn" present. saIi " ~" Waldorf
Yesterday that 'l.. "N pos ton - celebrate
th" opening Ut ii" canal wa, surely going
70 ip.' held n New Orleans
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-16

Tho Wal street "llton ~ TIVE rvHStVa SUI
contains 81 fne financial news and ne stors anf
tDnd quutatons 10 Nc riosr ~ ths uarAef The
closing quotations. iuriYding the bid and ass~d"
prcsa. Min additional n~vN matter. are rpn-
talned aiso In the nighi ediuOn q Tns EyKSIEo
SUN IA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-16

NAsHINGroN Sep; Is The submarines
Tarantu Cuttlefish and Viper have ar
rived AZ Norfolk. the supply ship supply
at CavIte. and the g'Inhoats Albany ard
Nillalobos a. shanghai
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-16
W.T.. Ripir, 10 Wary Iouni CaTeI on
OcIobrr -.

HpursrFNp. I. / S.p' Is The we'd
ding 1T N,-s AMMAN Ripley. da tighter II
Arn SIDNEY Dillon Ripley, 10 Count
Pierre de- bel Castsl will take placs Octo-
ter IS AZ noon az Tho Cross Ways, the
Ripley country place here.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-16

VasETNgr0N ~~ri 9 . These army order
vers 80 Ici 80 !sy
Major wan johnson. - SlSth Infantrv
'rnrr treatment A. WaItr- Reid General Hospital
District Of columbia. ~ ARM Wa oIisgs To- Ihi
s1ty for Instr Iction
IIrs' tir4f Quinn Graz coast Nr'Ur-s Dorps
- Waite Reid General Hospital Wasrins'on
for trettmTnf
detailed professor ~ ulii'Ar" s-ience ana
fa,firs a. ~ johns hoo NanHus yi-s
TFr-t tout MeiEaT o. Eirhards rrrtTCtl. who 3.
rrHs, ri ~ NJ. own reqHe.t
tspt l.tnntng par-nns Ninth 'a'alrE. 10 - 'r1
10 enter nsN' class ~ mounted service school anH
vul rsport 20 roH -1antsn' ~ ,rhooI ~ For
Riley. knnSas S~pt~m'"r - 1910
Edwin - SaTratf. Coast Nrulisrr Corps. I,
assigned % N" Thirty af'h 'onpanF. toa,I
Tirs' Lieut. Robert % Goodwin. Fo1r'h In
iAntTy, j. detailed - acting IuHg" Sdvurafe of
The department ~ ~" NisA1H,.
Th~>- navy ofdrrs Vsrr .-I~,i
Commauirr 7 " kinsail. from Naval
AcadrmN annapolis. va to head Of The ems
nsrring rspgTfmrnt station. annapolis Nd
ff-fI' DO f4~ong. n comma ud tho htrago
Lieut. " u. Spear, - N" Iowa - -rnloT emf
iicIt - = Dsddis, from the Dolphin 10 m,
'H.isu p " Hs,'sio rom th- Michigan to N,
NssisiAut Surgeon VeDov.n. vh.n 10
charged rom Treatment az naval hospital. Nor
ton for tu,su'
psss,d N-.l.arf 'svrrssfsr b. " rrhsa4 FROM
the AIbatros, to The dIar.sT
N-si ant paymh.fHr a WIftsrfin. Frpr
he Glacier 70 nome. settle accounts ana vai'
Assis;ant pAymaster " e. shaw. from Rursau
81 supplies and Ncr0ugts. Nav UeraFtmeoa
WaSlngton. 20 the Abatro
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-16

A. no age 0i tRo weeks
his Ufad BEGAN 90 break
out with great sores ard
hv me time NJ was two
mon'as his face and head
were an arful slzht |
'ousIltsi a doctof. 0rp
"a . "a. nothing ..t A
lig.' -a.. clsrasa vtIrr'Ha
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but ~ se-msi - get - Orc
90 : -ail@d oifT d0rfa.
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The SAM. l7ry both pre-
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NOT Do ht % good 4
fftrnd advised me % tax"
ham - tTs hospital. wnish
| did Tao dust0rstr-rs
ra.. o." medicine iuAliIld