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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-08

distinct following in this city. as he
has all over the country, and the
simple announcement Of the date OF
his annual visit Is sufficient to In
sure him a crowded house. Each
year he comes in new play, but
with the same quaint switzer dialect
and winsome personality. only In a
new setting. Each year. too. be
brings a new repertoire OF sweet
songs. which he sings as no one else
can.
lie is playing at Macauley's the
alter. Louisville, this week.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-08
Today,s Footban Games.


Vanderbilt vs.. Rose Poly. go NJ
Sewanee VS.. Anderson Training
school.
Washington-Lee vs. Hampton-Sid-
.ney.
North Carolina vs.. Kentucky.
William and Mary vs.. Norfolk
High.
Mississippi VS., Southwestern Pres
.byterian.
Rutgers vs.. Annapolis.
Tufts W West Point.
Holy Cross VS.. Yale.
New York University VS.. Prince
ton.
Williams vs. Harvard.
Oberlin VS.. Cornell.
Amherst vs.. Wesleyan.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-08

Tho engagement OF Miss Blanche
walsh for October 10 az The Ken
lucky Is a notable theatrical event
In Paducah. In the depletion OF IN
tensey dramatic roles Mas Walsh
has few. n any. equals on the Amer
lean stage. IL has always been her
.oustom TO suitably stage her pro-
auctions and surround herself vita
actors Of ability.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-08

"De Props says be has a high
position in the next show he goes
out with"
eyes, / know. It's mp Ia the flies
tearing up white paper for the snow
scene"
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-08
"Girl From Rector's" Returns.

"The Girl From Rector's" re-
ceived considerable advertising last
season as a risque show, but when
It was presented here, II was found
to be a musical comedy with a good
deal Of ginger In II. but nothing
suggestive. II is claimed for Il. that
the piece is making a big hit on It's
second season in a legitimate way.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-08
BASEBALL NEWS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Soy RIank Detroits.

Chicago, Oct. S.-With Olmstead
working in invincible fashion, Chi
cago shut out Detroit. Singles by
Zeider, Mellon, Chouinard and Null
len counted two runs in the fourth
inning Cobb got a single, a double
and a base on balls in four times to
Na Ill
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-08
November noolinrs.

Among the November attractions
are The Casino Girl November .;
'The Climax" November iG. and Al
20. Fields Ministries. November q.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-08
LIVESTOCK.


Louisville. Oct. S.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts so head. SLOW. Range ,2Q
6i2c.
Hogs-Receipts. 1000 head. Mar
ket 25c higher Good hogs, 220 ne
and up $3.50; 12O to 22O ms S9.O5;
pigs. $SGSy55; roughs. $50.
sheep and Lambs'-Receipts. 100
head. Steady. Lambs, 3 as &c; fat
sheep. &c down.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-08
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brown at His Best.

Chicago, Oct. S.-Brown held
Pittsburgh to two scattered singles
and Chicago won the second shutout
OF the series. steinfeldt starred al
the bat. getting three singles IN as
many times to the plate. Leheld
was hammered for nine safeties but
was effective in pinches.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-08

"Thc Fighting ParEon" viii be AZ
The kentucky saturday matinee and
night.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-08

Lots Of things and men seem easy
until you Try to do them.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-08

Olmstead and Payne; Works and
Casey. Umpires, Perrine and Sheri-
dan
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-08

II would be awfuliy mouotouous II
we could please everybody.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-08
EVENING SUMS
| DAILY MARKET


LOCAL PRODUCE. .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
'0srI E.I ,OoIs DOR
Nnsi. Nm~vI-sR NGHai,sa q sissVsss =
Irul, Tvat-FaaI ssiats

Nv uALssSs JAW 10 Th- mas
fl.--t 49, b.. . o.. ,a1 D .s" ant Port iimnn.
Ju-i. EIsa t., pr.f'-.i AgaIf-t AH-fir.sn
interiors. 90 ts tsJ.'raI American a1airs
largely pr.rssi iailur-- t@-ait.e q Jh-
Is-,irr,'i 'as-p Ny pr~-lt-ut jimiu-s
Para TO-, v.r- rrutut'@i 20 tp'h citi'-.
in.i D.. meetings s.rs rsli4ir'si 60 - hslI
i, ,I4.ssi halk. lot g. 'h- lAs-s- 49, In
tended ~ a result. although spes-,hs-
..ct,ur ciainTv 4 the ULitei Stats- we're
I'.l q. ~ 0 re- ..lutl ut.s A iuptssi e. the sam.
.''ss .. there sef- lsk Juilic riemuu-tTaf .,,i =
AGAINST AH-ricsAr- AMI the moNrtu"flt
iAlls
Al attempt wsls ma H. To- start a diver
siuu ~ >nn. st al" students 10 the SAn
J0-" Ivc"um. who t-l-gTanh..l Ia MaiTiz
AZ lf t'~t against 'th-sAyag- attack ma q.
"a N" sovereignty Ut C'.ItrHl America
Nv the intervention ot Americans on the
AtlAptIc cast
\ change bt seutimrtlt VA Costa Eica
- nos Indicated 10y tho editorials 81 Ia
In orwurrN ui san Jose. which lately
~,S calling upon Central Americans u
10" az 1"teuC- 10 th"ir iud~i"u ietCe
against n" aggression 81 the America =.
u pnW comes out strongly VA favor u III"
Americans. our brethren whom Ne
areCtIUhately salute. whom all love -
well AMI tu whom Wa oner a traterial
salute
II - presumed from this that the move
m~nt to stir up "a cont nation 81 tho
Latin American countries has not met with
the success eNUeCted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
TAKE 4 FIREBON KEY.
Thousands Are TO Be Distributed In
Brooklyn and Queens.

Deputy Police Commissioner O'keeffe
Of the BorougLs 81 Brooklyn and Queens.
has planned to distribute thousands OF
fire alarm box keys to responsible per
sons who apply for them. lie IL CON
WINGED that the plan will facilitate the send
ing IN u alarms and materially cut down
the lire Losses. lie has found that most
OF the big fires are due To delay in sending
IN the alarms to headquarters and that
frequently a blaze 10 in progress for
fifteen or twenty minutes before head
quarters gets any notification.
Mr. OKeefe has started the new fire
protection system by distributing keys
TO all letter carriers. and before long
they will also he in the possession Of the
army Of motormen and conductors on the
rapid transit lines. The keys will he dis
trihut"d among the city and borough en-
ployees and printers, watchmen and
drivers livery key will unlock any box
IN the whole system and each key will he
numbered and the name Of its custodian
recorded
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
why Vas MCOOEi LEFT orr?
Democratic Leaders surprised mat TIE
Q. Not on ENrcuthr Committee.

Democratic district leaders IN Brouklyn
who dropped N yesterday az the Thomas
J"H.r-on headquarters expressed some
surprise that John h Mo- op-y. Who has
h,."u it.a county leader sine" ~" death
Of SENATOR McCarr"n. had not been naru.si
los Chairman John \ DIX a- on" II u -
thr.... members Of the state cN"rrI'ty"
committee from Kings county. especially
~ Charles : Murphy Of Iarumanv -
among the sNscu'iN" committeeman from
N"N Nor~ county
Ti"rc wrr" no o. eytiuns made IN th"
or.n against Edward VI SHEPARD Arthur
= -urucr- ana John " Weber. nut o. j.
declared that MIR Nfpo-v. a. head Of
the kings county Democratic hosts was
snti'l,si ~ "A place uu The stat" -XcDltiy"
committee II was suggested by spfur
friends of N,t oDcv that h. had express. q
a Dies re- uut To b" mad" a member Of the
,,Iu;uitt." and that he had probably
d.clin"d an appointment ~ favor oi Mr.
Sh"pari who inpN a prominent Part ~
III" pdr'v reorganization year ago
Both Weber and Npm"rs. Nr SHEPARD.
azSorIat.- have long been aotIy" ~ b.iuu-
cratIr politics H Bruo,lyu and we're
-t.adfa-t friends II the late senator
Nc 'arr"n during the bitter fractional
contests which uarN"1 no r"gim"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
ctLLED ~ Dr>rRTrD uIrr.
IcdrT Drnpprd ~ From Austria for .
Ni,ii aHd Na~ arrested for Drsertion.

Ma L.i,r. Wh,~- wife says h.. left
uu, ...l their tN .N"ar-uii child IN Green
81 o.. D.. year az, and eIpp"d - Arlstrlt
sItr rr.fl-r Nu'pan. dr,pI-.d ~ y..-ter-
- ; .r.'ur.., % pas MS Vii. what he
I"-ru.i ... -r.rt visit and was locked u.,
for i.""r'r.r
Iydrr - 90 vera uH H.. wife .avs
IN soon after -. vent ~ = she. r.,,. we'd
ru.. I",t.r from nIm.
d u.N" gun" ,.W.y with my AFFINITY
from >"N lprN I tsu' lose" Won any
~ rr. .pi l iu low" nar | dpn'f know
u.n man. gel O.. hv. with ypu 49, long
~, I dii Thought I loved you when
I married YOU. hut wItrIn a month
ca.-.'t tp lpv" you. bput l.-pA Tor m"
Forget ~"
Nrs I,,~I"r -.,v- -" I"..-nsd her If..
b nj hti ll"d for Vienna. hiS na'iv.
,l'y and that b" w..~ HC"u'nulrI.I by a
ypIug and good boxing ~ufn.A Su.
obtained q warrant tor hum IN. warrant
W. turned pv"r - Policeman short 4
~" Charities D-Ta rt'u.ut
\ w""A ago Mrs Isrder gDt letter
from "A reldiv" 10 Austria = ling her
'hs' her husband w. coming 70 Au.rIr,
ga tn steamship p-nnsylvauia due.
h".. ltu Friday Short missed fh..
snip. bGf harmed 'h..r I..ri"r had i.a-,
among iL' passengers n" Policeman
ctup"d ON n.sr Mrs I.,dars homo
with ~" Id".t mat ~" husband might
show Up
~ spnn rs I.adrr walked in ms wifi.
grabbed hiiu and hell IN until Shpri
arrived n" husband wa locked M II,
o." Gr""np"in' polio" station ana win i"
ar-tiSn"f this morning 30 the Bedford
aNvNu" court
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
mo POLISH CELEBRiTION.
BaiiI = of ,!run~ aid To he Comm-mera,ed
an july 7s.

The Polish Roman Catholics n this city
have made arrangements To- commemo-
rate IA" 50Oth anniversary " the battle
Of Grunwald, one Of the most IMPORTANT
events IN the history Of their nation The
ceremonies are To be held at Grant City.
staten Island. on July 20
solemn high mass. which will be cele-
brateden a large field, will open the cer.-
monies. and Archbishop Farley. Mgr
lavcllc. Mgr Mooney Bishop Rhode 81
chicago. the Rev 7 J Strlelecki and
many prominent Clergymcn will attend
II - planned t. hav" five sermons preached
AT ono time ~ the tug field The mass
will be- followed 10y "A luncheon In the
afternoon military and civic eSercises
IN which mora than SOO Polish sOcieti.s
are to participate will he reviewed nv
Mayor Gaynor and other CITY Official.
The parade viii have about 1900 persons
IN line.
The battle " GrGnwaid occurred On
July IS, itln and resulted IN a victory Tor
tho Polish and Lithuanian armies oYer
the Teutonic knights
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
M RT StrING ms CHILDREN
Gratis Them Prom turning Ded ana u
Himself HadIy Injured.

Denis l.An" night Waterman, 81
years old and his two children. Florence.
Hcrd eight ami Thomas. aged three. were
severely burned Yesterday IN their homo
AT IUa Ton fyCk street, Williamsburg.
Lar. = VII" went out marketing IN the
forenoon and her husband and ia" chill
DIR u went To- hsi
LAM wok" up - find his bed and that
on which his children were zlsapinR
afr" He grabbed W IN" children and
wa burned about the head. fac'.. shout
der- and arms His shouting brought
Policeman Hemmsndinger Of IN" StAsg
street station. who carried ont the chill
dr. "a and then went back and dragged
out Lane The father was taken 60 ~
tath"une's hospital Tho Childrun wero
slightly burned about the arms and face
They were left with u-IghborS t. wait for
their mothers r turn.
Tn" hlaze destroyed the upper part of
To" bulldIng
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
SICk WOMAN DROwN HERSELF.
Ia Lorraine Comes In with only One %
the Misses Kaufman of ElberOn Aboard.

Eleanor kaufman. spinster. Of IL
heron. y J went abroad with her sister
Miss Sarah kaufman. several months
ago IN the hope that her health would be
restored Travel did not help her much
and they sailed for home by the French
Inner la Lorraine. IN yesterday from
HAvre
When the ship was IN q heavy fog IN
the Banks Of Newfoundland about )
o'clock on Thursday morning Miss Flea
nor left her sister Rsle.D ia their state
room and went out ON the promenade
deck She walked 10 and fro a few
minutes and then climbed the rail and
dropped into the sea seaman Alfred
lie RouX saw her and shouted that there
vas woman overheard The alarm
reached the bridge within half minute
and the liner, which was going at half
-p.'.d. was stopped
A sailor who was on deck below the
promenade and was leaning over the rail
LAW Miss kaufman falling and grabbed
Tor her Her skirt slipped through HE
hand He and l.. RouX threw life buoys
after her Capt Maurrh- fearing that he
would lose any boat that might he low
cred IN the inurk. which was 80 thick that
II was impossible" a. see ANYTHING more
than few boEtt Lengths ay. backed
and went ahead along his course for half
ah hour without getting glimpse 81 Miss
h aufman ~ she fell Clo-,. aIongsid. the
-hIp the impression II the officers il that
she ~a- dragged 10y the wav. 1T place
fu"ut into one of the pTopell-r-.
Miss Sarah Kaufman became hysterical
~ hen told ~ her SISTERS r'IIoide and Dr
Lone. the ships surgeon. took Charg. Of
her. putting her IA the hospital. where
ia. WAS when the liner got Ia her dock
Members ~ her family who had been told
Nv wireless of the suicide met her AZ the
BIER and took her Ia Flberon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
>HOT IP ms OUN no, ~.
Policeman Who Made Target Of ParIor
wall NIu Pace Charges.

Policeman Vincent Mclvor Of the West
lJJth street station was taken - tho West
I25th street station hous. last night by
SIR geInt Hawthorne. There Police Sur
ge0n Williams said McIvor was drunk
MOlVpr went e. his home. 3JD West
i2I'h s'rcoi Yesterday aft"rno"n and
Will" ~ wi'" and two bays were in the
Kitchen N"lvur t%Ran shooting az 'he
pa'iar wall some one ran t. the West
1887. street station and told Capt Farrell
tha' 'u"r" s. ~ o. crazy man shooting M
tho etr u. -" tier" McIvpr lived S.r-
goRu' HaWiLotu" went over and brought
Mol sou .Hrs APT Farrell Will mas.
charge t-.f. - VI IvOr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
FARMER MURDERS 4 BOI.
says I7-Sear-Oid Orphan Angered Hlm
Ilry ond Z oaIrol -Iynching Threatened.

FpRr WAYNE. Ind July 10 The
sheriff Of this county IL maintaining a
strong guard at the county Jail to pre-
vent the threatened lynching Of Moses
Richer. a farmer. Who confessed last night
To- the murder Of an orphan boy. Charles
Coates. /! years old.
NeIghbnrs found the boy dead yester-
day evening Richer denied having
kIlled hun until he rssacheSi the Iail her.
beaten the child and on Thursday he
struck hum "A heavy blow on the neck .
knocking him down The boy died in
"a i"w minutes
On IA. body Lr" many bruises and
cuts Richer admits kicking and even
biting the boy, saying that the boy
made him ~ mad he could not control
himself
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
4. v BrFRIENDS ANNALS.
sues Three Railroads for Failure tn care
for shiIsI,ed live stock.

PIrTsBURG. July 10 Uuit"i States
Attorney John III Jordan hlci suits an
the Uuitri States Circuit Court to-day
covering Ip alleged violations Of the
twcnty-eight hour act Ivy three railroad
COMPANIES which IL con victei may he
fin" total Of 5000
The PiitshurR Cincinnati. Chicago and
NJ Louis Railway Company Is charged
with ~ violations. the Penusylvai ia
company with tWruty-iy" AMI To. Pitts
burg. Fort Mayu" aud Chicago Hallway
Company With oH"
The act was pa~ss To- prevent cruelty
20 animals IN transit II u the duty of tn.
Transporting company to tax" all animals
out OF the cars at the "ui at tN.uty eight
hours for ysrIoi uf az least five hour
Tor rest and for fool amt water Al the
request Of ia. owner ~ the stock this
y"rIpi may b" extended to thIrty-sIX
hours
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
kEEPING a. tRDIN CHINATOWN.
capt. HodEins seeks To Prevent Outbreak
Of Tong Two Gun Men Caught.

Capt Hudgin- Of the Elizabeth street
police station - keeping a sharp lookout
N thinatoNu IN the expectation Of more
rghung following the shooting Of thu On.
a -Four Rforh"rs man. IN Mott street Friday
afternoon Hls detectives found two men
N Poll -tr.-.t early yesterday morning
Who had r.vulv.rS They wer. ia sing
and Gnu sing o., 90 I-li street MagIs-
trst" Murphy IA the Iomh- court held
them IN So tail each for trial IN Special
Sessions for CARVING pistols
lnui" Me. who denies the ASSERT ion
Of the uoliC. that he belongs 10 TN" On
l.pug long wu- held by Coroner Holt
hs.-.r without tail on th. charge of
kiung thp Du William MAYER. who said
~. SAW m" shooting and identified WI"
- ~" SLAYER uf Chu On. WIS sent 10 tho
IluI-. 81 Detention M default u 500
al a. q material witness
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17

~ -" 'a'I0ual convention = the An
"'"n' OrG"r 81 liIh"ruians BOARD ~ Erin
which viii tai" plar" next Tuesday m
IT." New Amsterdam Hotel. Fourth avenue
and Twenty first street IA" constitution
governing IN" American branch ~ IN.
organ alton "a o., u" modified - a. 20 t..r-
MI - an enlarged membership
I'"i' gates arIIvIng from the various
N'tt"s tri from tanada az" reporting
tu Dom, = Hdulru ~ $40 Fir.' avenue.
- l~ 'h' H''i"iai r~Cr"."ntat!v" ~ tins
country ~ ~" \ - " Board Il trIn
Al the CLOS" u the convention on
Wednesday -,-uiug there vii. h. public
m""'IH- and banquet at which addresses
VII is' i''l'"-,d lv rrur'ir.uf sf-lk.r-
.Io~ruh U"'''rn " . ~ E.I'i,'. l-..
iand. ~ rr',id.nr of trr 4 - n Board
cd IYn and John ~ Nugcut 81 DuNlu
- the SECRETARY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
CiR nav VIM ~ RING FIGHT.
whiIr oiorman went 80 itrIp Conductor
Attacked by Noushs.

Len Ehrlich the conductor 81 an Eighty.
siNth street rrrr~tovn car. was assaulted
auuut ttylight yesterday 10y live men
Who swung shosri his car al Secuni
a - Ne All Immediately attacked him
There W"Ie 20 Iassey gers ON the car
IN. unt,rmau Went To- EhrliCh's Assist 70
~ -" letting the Car run. II picked IN
sv..i - ther" T. slight era ie at this
poiI' Tut Policeman Biohm Of the Fat
Ei.h'y-"ighth street station managed TO
rwIrg atuar The iutrud"rs ran out Of
the 'front.' iupr ant got away
thrlich WAS cat and BRUISED lie re-
fI-"i 20 gu To- "A hospital Ard went aCk
- NJ car. declaring thai biz A--Ailar H.
w"r" unknown t. HIM. thrIich gave the
polio. a fictitious address and they think
the ii ghf va IN" r"f. owal 81 an ol feui
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
NM w IHr,EIm nIII.
sit-d Stat. A..sd -, WIN a-s'-s
Uaft ia. q Ptma

uGytatr Ma Ifily ~ m. t--' sty
20 vh,.h '. ,.s.s ~ fmp.rG VIh~y ~
,anflruia at M.ttrD IAN. up fYr sh.
r.us-IHn her, to-day Fr,,.isi-nt Taft
.aisr-i uv.r tn -ituafun sIth william
"a uuihHtrl r"c-iv-f g t1" california
l-v"I, ff1Hut tumpAnv wnirh - in'sr'
e-t~d ~ that rsuun. ant tapt Man Molly
q los Nug~ks-. anpth-r californian
whu = ANXIOUS - 49, snm-thins donN
congress appropriated AZ th- lat
-.'~-iun o. .oo1WJ a. l.. used IN protect
,hz thu lnt-.ual valley from humiliation
~ thu Colorado River several years
szp tha SJuthsrn Pacific Railway and
tho Government had exciting oNpsri"nc~e
with that rtV.r whom Il oysrfiowsd and
fDrms-i Ga" Saltnn S~a. 4 recurrsnce
70 such an outbreak - feared and action
" demanded batOrs neNt sprng.
The President directed that the matter
hH taken up AZ uncs' with tho Interior
department. AMI the Executive ofhcs
lt--lf viii negotiate through the stat"
mont
According Co tho tentative plans brought
to the President. a twenty five mile wing
dam can le constructed at the point
on the Colorado River which - thought
To H. most dangerous IL could be built
II n.cs=Sary in sixty days IL would
hold tho Colorado within bounds and
save tn" valley which Is thicsly popu-
lated aud prosperous to a high degree.
Part Of tho discussion was devoted
20 consideration of how tn" United states
Government could bs reimbursed Tor
it, sNyandtur. Tho President favored
IN" appointment of Arbitrators who
should assess on the baneilts derived
through the building II this dam.
j A. Ockerson. an engineer 81 the
a. d
retained by the Government To examine
the valley
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
mn nm nv Va GOOD.
Man VINO Gave Bond "n Robber, Charge
Immediately Arrested a. Murderer

Jake Golib@rg. an Austrian waiter
living ~ ~ Avanu" u was arraign"d yes
ter,Iav 'u III" f~-"N MaSkat Iolic.' court
IN a chlrg" - assault and ruhI..ry and
immediately after leaving the court house
ws- arrested hv Central Oficr Detectives
Rrvln and CaSas-a IN charge " honi-
cide IL j. charged that he Killed Giv-eppa
~. Gregurin ~ February during "a fight
in Progress Hail. m Avsnu. A near Second
street
Gn!dbarg'A Arraignmen' yesterday fol-
lowed his arrest VA Thursday after a gang
had raId,d th" wine cellar " Man Bank
q watch from IN" proprietor The case
was not concluded yesterday and Magis-
trafa O'Counur ral.ns,.d Goldberg m 81 O0O
bah tor further hearing lie was ar
rested n he left IN" court and locked up
az Polio. Headquarters
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
Another Trial for Negro In Election case.

Justice Ford Of the Supreme Court
handed down yester day q decision sir~-
tanning a writ Of habeAs corpus and dis
charging Walter =. Herbert. a color-i
man who was charged with conspiracy
together with others in the Ninth A..
eombly district. 20 violate the election
laws The writ was applied for on fh-
ground o. the Illegal discharge ~ the
jury In Herbert's case by Justice WAnch-
ard last June but the man was disChar gau
ON the ground that the eleventh Juror
Was tampered with. ~ Herbert can -
tried again, and will have a second trial
on July 10Th before Justice Mills Of Nhi'e
Plains
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
VEN tRk STRIkE IOTE PIT orr.
PuhIIr Srr' Ice stoker. AccoHm odate
ssrt,aratI on's Absent ticr.s'rrslsisnt.

The stokrrS employed IN the power
house ~ the Public Service Corporation
a. Newark twcnty-s"ven in number,
who announced that they would strike
yesterday unless their demand for an
Increase IN wages Was granted. have
deferred action until next "Wednesday
IN" post ponem"nt ~ az tho request Of
Dudley Farrand. Jr superintendent OF
the electrical department 81 the corpora
tIpn To whom they had submitted their
demand Nlr F"rrand informed tho men
that ~ was a matter that would have to
~" decided los First Nicr-PresIdcnt Rob
"r'z who o., az present IA Virginia visiting
sick sister
The -tuk"rs wow receive s. - day
They have not specified the advance they
want. 49,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
M >HFIRF> THE k00rE> as.
~rri0u. Disaster Threatened settlers
IIgn' IIame> In Vain.

N.,SiTt.. JIIy 70 Bush fires are
aging 100 .n" kppt-uays Rocky Noun
'..rs o." Government has a force ~
-.',.t '..'-.I u"n fighting the fains~
Nnl.. -'t. .n .u-Vp"ot"l spots after
'l-v l." .,tr'- .h.d m others Prar-
'l,.t.' &c. '.I~' muuu'liusIi" uppu-it .
ka-'. .- .ura.un.d M fiam.,
I"-'r t.'' fire - raging ~ Bow -..r
l.t.'. u,str '.tri Mess ram comes
iu. "llIr~ np.t-uay district viii b. m
NA'.s-
tIrr- Hra a.-p burning near Nelson
u" Government agent ~ ordering ont
men 10 every a. strict 20 fight the Hain..s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
WY nv DIDN'T SHOOT.
Policeman Sent Cunning for Dog RE-
ports Animals suicide.

\ little girl ran in great excitement
into the Tenderloin police station last
night and a. soon as she could get her
breath told Lieut. Mccarthy that there
Was a mad dog around at Pacific place.
The dog " running around and trying
10 bite heople. she said. My mamma
SAYS will YOU please send a policeman
To shoot u
Policeman Gleason was told 20 shoot
III" dog II he thought that ~ was mad
Gl"ason couldn't find any dog. hut after
lac had been hunting around a bit boy
told him that a dog had jumped into
a small arraway IN front OF a basement
window at 9 Pacific place Down in the
cellar Gleason found a small mongrel
pup dead IN tub Of water. The tub
was directly below the window
The dogs committed suicide. lieu
tenant reported Gleason. so ! didn
have to shoot y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
Tramp 20 reed to knerI 70 Women n.
scared

WHKEssARHy. Pa. July 10 An abusive
Tramp who frightened several women al
Mckinney Mills near here this morning
was caught al noon Nv 4 u Brock and
compelled ~ kneal and apolngi,. =, ~
h. had abused Then Mr. BROCK gav,
him three minutes ~ get VI, II the place.