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Not Helpful to the Cause.

From the Rochester Democrat
The suffragette who exhibited two
miserable wrecks OF manhood on the
platform in New York 10 impress the
point that il is unjust to deprive women
Of the ballot while giving II TO men in
the lowest stratum of society undoubt-
edly believed that she was doing a very
clever thing One man wore a plaeard
reading Il vote for the men who make
the laws for women" and the other
plaeaFd that said, Look at me and
vote" The woman who exhibited these
two horrible examples" was unques-
tiOnably very much their superior in
ability, intelligence. and education. But
IL would not be impossible for "a speaker
opposed 10 woman suffrage 10 obtain ex-
hihits from her own sex as low in the
social scale and just as depraved as
examples Of the folly OF giving all
women the ballot Two wrongs do not
make a right
The Washington herald., 1910-11-20

4 lecturer IN Houston had as his sub
ject. rs he'll good or bad?" After what
Gen. Sherman said about Texas, they
ought to know down there.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-20

The Seine has overfowed its banks
again, and Paris again has gone wet
The Washington herald., 1910-11-20

Sarah Bernhard, in saying gOod-by.
says: Chicago touched me profoundly ="
Chicago has that habit, if you don't
touch II first
The Washington herald., 1910-11-20

In spite Of the revised football rules,
the price of arnica Is going up.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-20

Bacon at 10 cents is preposterous. You
can set Shakespeare In one volume for
half a dollar.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-20

the feminine spectators must be almost
as well worth seeing as the horses.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-20

it. they viii both have the advantage of
being clean for once
The Washington herald., 1910-11-20

From the descriptions Of the fashion
abe attire at the New York horse show,
The Washington herald., 1910-11-20

Wisconsin woman has given birth
to three sets Of twins. but even that can
not arouse oyster Bay from its apathy.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-20

Both san Francisco and New Orleans
are cleaning up as bid for the Panama
exposition. Even if neither Of them gets
The Washington herald., 1910-11-20

A New York financier says that there
is prosperity ahead. Here's hoping that
the whole country will catch up with It.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-20

Moving picture shows are to be intro
dueed in prisons. II they would only put
those alleged ballad singers there, too.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-20

We hope there is nothing significant
in the fact that it is from the dry" dis
tricts that the lOudest appeals for a
parcels post system are heard
The Washington herald., 1910-11-20

There is nothing so strenuous as silence
The Washington herald., 1910-11-20

a Missouri man gets wife as resuI,
of a dream And there is no known
cure for nightmare.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-20
ELECTION VIEWS.

From the Denver Republican.
AT that psychological moment succeed
ing an election that proEsd none of the
campaign predictions, when It had been
determined. without the negative having
been heard, that party government in
this glorious republic was extinct as the
dodo. there came to hand the Courier
Journal. OF which Henry Watterson is
the distinguished editor. Sure enough. 1t
was another "star-eyed goddess" in the
form of a rooster. or, to be exact, a
cockpit of ROSTERS The who'll, front
page of this discreet publication was
given. over TO ROSTERS, and thty were
not ordinary barnyaTd ROSTERS. such as
Rostand. the commonplace poet, gave to
the drama. but Kentucky-bred fighting
cocks. trimmed for the fray and growing
defiance at the dropping though unseen
eagle.
There in the center, was one of the
war horse strain" talking like another
Chantecler, Democracy unterrifed and
undefiled the union of States, the su-
premacy of courts and obedience 10 law
now and forever" And representing VIC
tory IN New York State was red
ouill.r growing 10 the Democratic sun:
EUullu the DVtu aHAAltllis Nlt nbk1 N .
bowling. proud bird of liberty screams
through the air.
Those BOOSTERS.
MIR. kern's Whiskers.
From the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The New York Times. usually rather
grave and weighty in its editorial utter
ances has deemed II worth while to give
official commentator of the whiskers of
John ". Kern. of Indiana Mr.. Kern,
who is soon to become member OF the
United States Senate, viii not dispense
with whiskers in order to conform with
the usual smooth faced or mus
tached style of Senators. He win carry
his whiskers with him ali unshorn. and
for this bravery the New York Times
feels that he deserves much praise.
But. on the other hand. would it not
really have required more bravery for
Mr.. Kern 10 have announced his intention
OF dispensing with his whiskers before
joining the Senate? Would he not have
been charged with paltry imitation OF
Beveridge had he applied the shears? II
would have required tremendous courage
10 alter the hirsute habits OF a lifetime
for tho purpose OF maintaining Senatorial
tonsorial regularity.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-20

curious NapoleOnic relic. still pre-
served in ST. Helena and shown 10 the
Duke Of Connaught when he stopped
there recently on his way TO South Africa
is pair Of shutters. each with a peep
hole. St Helena WIS strongly garrisOned
in Napoleon time. and the soldiers We're
exercised on Deadwood Plain. close 10
Eapoleon's home In Longwood. Napoleon
liked to look at them. bat did not relish
their curious glanoes al him. Hence those
two shutters. one with a hole on level
with his eye while standing, and the
other with a hole adapted to his vision
while seated. HLANEUR.
Copyright. l9leeb Mcclure Newspaper syndicate-l
The Washington herald., 1910-11-20


as well worth seeing as the horses.
Mayor Shank. of Indianapolis. Is taking
goats milk for dyspepsia. indianapolis
is the goat.
The Seine has overfowed its banks
again, and Paris again has gone wet
There is nothing so strenuous as silence.
We are extremely gratifed 10 learn that
a recent prize poem was written by a
woman In an insane asylum. II at least
assures US that not all the poets are in
the penitentiary.
An Eastern man dropped dead yester-
day while shoveling snow. This item. il
carefully pasted up in conspicuous place
in the home. will save many married
man trouble this winter.
4 lecturer IN Houston had as his sub
ject. rs hell good or bad?" After what
Gen. Sherman said about Texas. they
ought TO know down there.
Bacon at 10 cents is preposterous. You
can set Shakespeare In one volume for
half dollar
a Wisconsin woman has given birth
to three sets Of twins, but even that can
not arouse oyster Bay from It's apathy.
Moving picture shows are to be intro
duced in prisons. II they would only put
those alleged ballad singers there, too
A New York financier says that there
is prosperity ahead. Here's hoping that
the whole country will catch up with It.
a Missouri man gets a wife as resul,
Of a dream" And there is no known
cure for nightmare
We hope there is nothing significant
ia the fact that it is from the dry dis
tricts that the loudest appeals for 3
parcels post system are heard.
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BONILLA MARCHING on.
Half way 90 Honduras Capital Already
with : 900 well Armed Men.

NEW ORLEANS. Aug Obtaining
much Of his ammunition and hundreds Of
his guns by rlIse Manuel Bonilla one time
Pr.si dent Of Honduras IL more than half
way TO TeR'Irigalpa, ~ the head Of 5000
men According To information received
her. to-day he will strike at TegIcigalpa
before the end ~ the week
Included in his force most Of whom ara
trained soldiers are hundred Americans
who joined Bonilla frorn Bluefields and
New Orleans The majority 81 these ara
trained glInn"rS who will handle Bonilla =
marhine guns IN tho attack on the capital
Two weeks ago there were incipient
upTi-Ingr in various coast and near coast
towns 81 Honduras Immediately the
military war sum uOned and supplied with
guns and AMMUNITION from the national
aftnories Then the soldiers, will
squipped promptly quit the service and
fiOCked to tho banners Of BonillA The
upriIinRs were carefully planned by
Bonilla Tor the sol" purpose OF arrning his
followers This was necessary owinG
n tho fact that Government arms and
ammunition are not left In the care Of sol-
di"rs hut are carefully kept in Govern
ment repositories
Bonilla sentiment In stroag IN Honduras.
and he will have little difficulty In over
throwing President Davila-
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TIGHTI\G ITIIOH JiIk.
H""'h tine steamer barrrd From Ghrr.
bourE NeNIros Wen Rattle

-"'-F 'H''. fsTp.r-1 20 rHE ST.
PARIS. Aug IL has b...n l,.lrnsi
that the Roth LIN" steamship Augustine
br~ several ,ss.a> e vail,v fever IN
hosri n" Steamship Nl- prevented
from ''llInE 40 th"rbpu-s v-st-r lay and
- now "u ih- way q Ha,r- ~heT- the
''t-'.- will H. plac'-i under observation
MTNU'o 'ITY. Aug \"' q single
new ,p-.' IT veil "a f-y~- IA, been re-
I.nr'"i ~ M. ,.rtir.. R"a'iblir - Msnic,
100 'W"U'V wHntn- - -.IHves-lI ~ have. been
~" aHnr'- - tr" health auth ,rItIe- Con
S'd"rahl" I'M l,iut> are being mad.
hgtl.-i ia" l"'si-'-Hcy II tn. Cuban
Health Department IA maintaining a
quarar tine against Mexican gulf ports
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4. 5. HOLDS uP THE HORNET.
Captain In Estradas Interest Held on
Chsrse of Violating Neutrality Laws.

NEW ORLEANS. Aug / On ths com
plaint " Representatives u the MRdrE
Oo~ernmsut hore the captain Of the for
NOR United states gun50at Hornet was
arrested hers this afternoon Oh q charge
" violating tho neutrality laws The
Hornet. IL 10 alleged. has been purchased
for the Estrad. faction ia Nicaragua II
va. PLANNED 70 send tho vessel 10 tho
trorics. there ~ engage the SiadriE gun
beat Venus
The arrested captain. W. y. Moon. gave
q bond tonight Tor t5.UOO He will have
n hearing Tomorrow forenoon
The Hornet which N nn auxiliary gun
boat and which was formerly attached
to the United States mosquito he.t 10 the
proiu.rty ~ Nathan n Stern " New Or
leans No attstnpt N made 80 cOnc~al the
fact that tho vessel " loaded with NUM-
tions Of war to be taken to til. Estrada
forces In Nicaragua.
The Hornst was To- have sailed to-day
for Blt,sfelds A she " OatHnsibly under
contract 20 carry ammunitiOns 10 Estrada
she IN held TO be- merely a common carrier.
However the Madriz followers here feared
she would h., sid - Estrada al soon - she
reached Nicaragua. The yacht u trim
craft and mounted with six FOUNDER guns
She would lie a big addition ~ Estrada =
fRhtlng equipment.
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tHBtSS anon DEPARTS
Vatican Hr~Itates Ia Recall Nunrio-E.a-
eitement AMONG glericais.


RoME. Aug The Marquis Emilio de
ojeda. the Spanish Ambassador 90 the
Vatican. who has been recalled by his
Government in connection with the ~
hgious dispute. left here this morning
He II on his way TO Madrid
The note Of the spanish Government
recalling the Marquis wa. delivered TO
the Papal authorities to-day by the NEE
senger Of the embassy instead OF by the
Councillor a. Is the diplomatic custom.
IL spite Of the fact that Cardinal Merry
del Val. tue Papal secretary OF State, con-
sId-rs this a. most offensive he hesitates
u recall the nuncIo at Madrid
MADRIU Aug / The clerical centres
nota oily san sebastian, Bilbao and Pamp-
Iona are greatly Asitated over the conflict
~ th the Vatican Ia TIA. churches the
congregation. are stirred from the pulpits
by the priests who lose no opportunity 10
upbraid the Government for the course
IL la. taken The clerical new spapsrs
say that the organizers 81 the proposed
big catholic Demonstration al Bilbao on
August are receiving assurances Of
support from all parts ~ the kingdom
Ser .ous dIstur banc,-s are predicted
Word CONES from Pamplona that the
Carll-ts there are cooperating with the
ClsriCals NJ that place. th. Carlists are
strong enough 10 send SIX members 10
the CDrte~
Committees 81 protest against the att
tude OF the Government are organizing
throughout Navarro and elsewhere Many
teiegrams Of sympathy have h'.en sent
-.
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JUST SEE PROF. PECK INSURCE
TiCkITNG HISS 0TTNN AND TUO
COIIEGE PRESIDENTS ar Over.
Netes That whenever One President Calls
Another n Bix. strong Man One ef
Them o. . Comhtna ttsn Of an Nra-
denIc Butcher. Itark reper and bandit

Prof Harry rhur-ton Pei, ~ Cnlurl ma
Univ eruity. who has b.-n SUSPENDED Nv
N" trustees from all academic duties
hut Who gets his salary regularly. came
Ia town Yesterday. drawn by tn, call 81
legal matters He said that he had h..-n
en- owing the months 81 his SUSPENSION
IN the Adirondacks There IL motion
On IN Part I - tho supreme Court this
morning IN the suIt of Miss Esther Quinn
AK rnst the professor for breach Of prom
lsa The motion u made by Prof P~CS =
lawyers requiring "a Till of particulars
from Miss Quinn
I want Miss Quinn To hand in \ hall ~
particulars stating the dav and the
time - dav and the circumstances under
which proposed IN her II she can. said
Prof Peck yesterday
BEFORE h" left for Europe On July n
David starr Jordan president Of stan
ford University mad" some remarks
upon th. trn,Ihla l"tw,-.n Prof Peck and
President Butler % columbia arising
from III. latt~rs request for his pro
fessor's resignation and the prompt re-
fussl Of Prof Peck To resign In regard
Ia th.~e quoted statements Prof Peck
said
4 have read what Dr Jordan said
about me and Mr. Butler and how he
sympathize- with the president DR.
Jordan said that Mr. Butler couldn't have
done otherwise than what be did As a
matter OF fact Mr. Butler did nothing
He merely tried 10 and IL was presently
found that he Was acting contrary TO the
statutes OF the university IL naturally
would never occur TO President Jordan
hat a university should re governed
Uy statutes rather than Dy an academic
OOss President Jordan - quoted as
saving that a professor ought TO lie
bounced for financial DTUok-,in---- or
immortality Exactly. but IL never o.
CURED 10 President Jordan that such
cTOok~dn-ss or immortality should trSt
he proved he himself bounced Prof
Howard and Prof Pease some years ago
h-cause he did not like their pOlitIcs but
columbia 10 governed Ia a different way
DIR Jordan 10 good example OF how a
professor when lie sets 10 be president
lOses all sympathy with his former as
soClAtes and falls into another class
University presidents naturally APP
prove OF one another continued the
OelIgerent President Jordan l. quoted
as saying that Mr. Butler is a OIg strong
man / have observed that whenever a
college president calls another big.
strong man ole Of the two men u always
a continuation OF an academic butcher.
Oarkeeper and bandit
The professor refused 20 partlcUlarize
as 70 his alternative DIR Jordan n UNIT
70 be college president he went On.
He knows a good deal about fishes but
ia everything that relates 20 humanIsm
he 10 very ignorant man
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hat wh-n 80 'n1u~~s - ,-'u'-,i 0n
NuE'tsf 20 80 -haTR- q w.r'~~tns az
unkrowr s1uian vtii - ~hanl~t - ms
u,or- sr---f~~ inc -tsr'ling ~ ~ shtrh
no r-,Iir- r.'f.r-sa-i ~ a~rm ~ s~ny -.
dav was ., 'h~ .T~~' hat 'h- alssin :
h..sd - fhs- yi~'trl had i,.-~n found
Nrwruar us Nrs Rot~rt MN,s ~
N-wport . hair sister n ths nurdk,y~d
Mr. rrtpp~n WIN lives haze wept wl'h
Nv - DIV Nh~r IN. harmed that IN
,ripf-r L1I ns..u arrested Mr. Mills
has H....1 FltffuE Inytou=iv Tor th- aTrtya I'll
IT th" Steamer Nuntrr-r Mrs Mills -sid
that -r. and H"r -i-'". Mrs HUM ~
EruukI,u have s.-ur ..-t-d by SCOTLAND
NuIi fu return - Fu.' nd ~ h~lT s-.ta ltsh
~, 1855. against o. tripp-n Mrs Mills
-.ty. that her sister has tss.n made ~ by
fhs' news pf us.r uth-~ sister di.sath
Nut she har~slf will return "a England n
us-.'isi she may also g. Co anada
i"NUuN Nus u Na- l~arn-d to day
that Ns.fEtud arJt " l d~sI,atch papers Co
tanad., "a "Wednesday or Thursday Tor
tb" rNtrl,iitlon q Dr Cnpp-n and Mlss
- N~y" II - not eNp-~ts.d that tn.
ri~nnsr- will arrive m London h-for.. IN.
md - 'hs' month
Water - ,.~v-. tho father 81 Ethel
ltUH - We've who IA. arrset@d with
W t1pT"r IN the steamship Montros.
YESTERDAY Wa tnt"rvI-W-.d to-day Mr.
- NJ. SAID
lha's tini that she - in safe custody
and pu' ul tha reach ut tha, man 1
uaN. '--..n almost overcome with anxiety
Tor tN- past week Or two with the unc~T-
'aintv A. - her fate Rave felt that nv
daughter might have ls.-n t-~ated IN a
ma un"r similar 70 1h. other woman
: h- horror e th- thought was almost
m"r~ than ! could t@ar
! am ,pu,lnU-d that nay daughter was
ignoraur q the murder Sh. was never
nervous az tong -'t alona IN ~ Hin.
drup 'r"-'7~It T.'-i,i"UC-. ci Or trIppen
" h.'u her ht'i" brother stayed thar~ with
b"r rh"v Tlsved hide and -s,ek all over the
hou-.' Even M th.' o-iiar. where th. mu-
'lat"'i bHdv - Relic ImNr's was found
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DIED.

, NNTwELL on July ~ 1910. susan HEne'
CAntwell. aged n years Services THf
IUSEEAL CHuscS. .si West nd 81 Fp'SA
.. tANFBILL MOO.
@ NELlSIF r. this city On sunday. July 81
John g. Carlisle Of Washington. y e ~
the 18Th year Of his age
Funeral services ~ Thoass's Church. Na'n
tngtou, G.. Wednesday afternoon -
o'cloc. Inierneni ~ me oonvenien-- o.
the family
DONMFRICH On july ~. ~ Greenwich Cora
Clara Frances infant da-EhteT 81 AlskaniT
l. and Clara Seymour Donmerieh.
Funera private
DOt'GHFRTY Michael Lying IL 50"
'THE Tr-SERAL CHrRcH." al West M .
tFRANK = CANPHEiL BLpol
MATHEW son on July n, Clara FTaar"
Mathewson. aged - Lying IN state TH
FuxIHAL CHrEcH.- al West lad ~ CA"
sTiL si.Ddn
SEXTON On July N. Katherine seH'on B,t'
lying IN state -TuE TrNHRAL cHrncu SH
west I'd - tFRASE 2. CASPSELL Bino
SNALL-on July N. Mary small. aged ~ years
Services Monday. > p A., TIE FrSrN-
CHURcu" CAMPBELL BLDol.
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looms 70 ROVE FOR I>ITi
" esleS an speaker says Catholic Church
u the Most vital Agency.


Los Dos. Aug. The members ~ the
Wesleyan Reform Union. IN session ~
Manchester to-day. were astOundei when
thc new president. Mr. Peterborough. de
Glars IL a. his firm belief that the Roman
Catholic church was the most vital agency
for ;he unifcation Of Christ~ndom
No ether Church. he said. had the ma
chinrry. the wclltA. the tradition and the
ability - unite all the forces u the Chris
tlln Church and u that great power could
bs moved 10 meet III. needs " humanity
as As saw them Christ's coming would be
realized by the present generation.
III. utteranos was received with signI a.
cant silence
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-02
WOWiN AVIATOR FAILS. n
Machine wrecks Auto and Kills We,
Wire Outs Her Throat.

SpoI' CIhlT DstBaffs % TINS SUN
LONDON. Aug. Mime. Franck. .
French woman who recently planned to
Nv across tho English Channel but VIII"
was stopped 10y the weather. was severely
hurt to-day while flying at Sunderland
IN a Farnan hiplane. The machine Co
lided with a fiagpole and dropping twenty
five feet landed on a sightseer's motor
car. crushing and killing a boy. A num-
Der Of persons were injured.
Nine Francks leg was broken and her
throat was badly cut by coming in con'a,'
with the wire braces Of the biplane
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Ri0T ~ UBt> uEIri>G.
Governor ~ iiaN ana and ~rcsetar, OF the
TREASURY Pusnmel Zach Other

HAVANA. Aug At "A meeting held
tonight % ratify the municipal primaries
80 m" Liberal party. Gen Asbert. Gov
"rnuT 20! Havana. and Diaz NIIlegAs
Secretary Il the Treasury came 20 oloWs
During N" excitement a mob u negroes
broke INTO the room and q small riot
ems sl
The police were called In and put =
stop 20 the TOW Nillegas aud Asbert
Werr escorted to their respective homes
by details o. police great crowds follow
Ins and hootIng the two men
IL l. probable that duel ~i.l b- the
outcome o the encounter
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.uERIC,> =, HOONER ,CHED.
me = Percy Bartram LIkeI, To Be . Total
Loss on ~ Da, tbs Head.


LoSDON. Aug The American
schooner Percy Bartram which
sailed from Glasgow for NewfouRd-
lind went ashore Yesterday seven
mile. from NJ David's Head the
Wesrernmost point Of Wales on the
Penn brokeshre coast II Is feared that
che will lie total loss
The vessel sprung a leak on Saturday
night when on Stumble Head aud de-
spite the all night labors OF the crew at
the pumps the efforts To stop the inflow
u water proved fruitl-ss. and on Sunday
morning tn. captain decided 70 run the
Ves--. ashore
AL Oh board are safe.
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AMERICAN SINGER FREED.
" oman Long Held In jail After Charge
OF Freuchman was Iiisproyed.

TTFt--I Z IVIf AIFFFlIEF 70 NJ w
PARIs. Aug. Elizabeth Harworth
tho American vaudeville singer who was
arrested three weeks age. was released
today IN bail. She has been in prison
all this time, and apparently the court
officials - 20 made No effort 70 expedite
her case
Frsnchrnan Of the name Of Mosse.
who Il Ia business as q stock broker at
Mar lilies was the cause Of all the trouble
no charged that the young woman had
robbed him. but this was disprov-d
In view Of all the circumstances grsat
surprise 10 expressed here over the action
" the officials In letting the siager remain
ia Jail.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-02
INDIi\ HOtI UINS
IO~As second in Nan-o war Race for
the - ststrata tup

trN'HAL. Madeira. Aug The race
between the boat crews - the different
-hIp- - the American squadron was
rowed mere today FOR the LysIstrata Or
james Gordon Bennett cup
II was won by the sailors ~ the battle
ship Indiana. With the Iowa crew second
The latter led till within 100 ysrds Of the
finish when they we're passed by half .
length at the finish
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French Comma ndant and Many Onirers
Among Train wreck Victims

SpF0aI Cdb!e DSspdfc1 % Inn sly
ORAN. Algeria. Aug Thirty persons
were killed and forty injured at Teleagh
to-day when a freigh, train dashed into
an express
Among the dead - the French com
mandant az this place several whl'a
officers were among the injured
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whuenou.c LEARNING to ~,

sy,c,d Cabie Dssp1icA a. TIVE SrN.
PAHIs. Aug. I. FuzHugh Whrshous..
~ Sew York has arrived here for tn"
purpose 81 taking = cours" in practical
aviation.
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WISSkEBLN> TOuEDI>IIENNt.
BuI pate u Not FiNed for Ceremony Mr
Hamilton Her FIsnee.

~ IT Dc ~ y TIE NtN
\IfNNA Aug Il Is announced by
NJ 4 G. h-r'Es. wife Of the American
Am1l~-id1. here. that her daughter
GLADYS Who - betrOth.d 70 GeOrg v
hamilton q Philadelphia vail be married
~ thI- 'ity
The do e g the ceremony hes no, beet
TIA j.. u4UlIl
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spa { De ps'g-'eA ~ rHE SIS
PAKIs NJ! Col ed Mrs william
Jpy Mr. v X NErde-tIlt end Paul
Morton re among the Americans pho
hs 80 eft here for Carlsbad
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-02

The wan street edition Of THE EvTNNo SIS
contains an The hnanriAi ness and the stork and
bond uota lions 90 the rioss Of the market The
closing quotations. including the hid and ASKED
pnoss Nith additional n~ws matter. arr
lAined also In the night e,iition VI THH EVRSISo
uN.-Aaa
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baron IHottinE uer Promoted

I-pfrIaI Is5lF VFII@TV' - IHF y
PARIS. Aug. II Baron Rudolphe Hot
tinguer. regent % the Bank u France and
head II the Hottingusr banks has b'--n
proinuted To he an officer ~ the Legion 81
Honor
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riIes $500 Feet High.

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