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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-27
BRYAN stYs NE WON'T RUN
Declare. tie WIN Nos ne . Candidate
In 1919.

KALAMAZOO. Mich. Aug 1s.-'I will
not DO q candidate for President In 1919.
declared William j. Bryan at Kalamazoo
to-day This is tho first time the Ne
braskan has positively said that no will
not mako an effort 10 secure the Demo
cratic nomination for the Presidency
in 1912.
There is plenty OF good material In
tho party. but who will be the next cAndi-
date for President on tho Democratic
tickle, depends upon what the nsxt Con-
gress does continued SIR Bryan. i
believe the Dopoorats will control the
next House That the country 10 dis
satisfied with the Republican party IL
manifest In the strength Of the Insurgency
movement"
Mr. Bryan refused 90 make any com
ment when asked about the possibility OF
Gov. Harmon Of Ohio being the Demo
cratic candidate for President.
I was pleased 90 note the statement
Of Col Roosevelt yesterday while ia Ohio
in which he said the time had come for
corporations 20 he driven from politics.
The Democrats for years have been urg-
ing this very thing. and Mr. Roosevelt
by the position he has taken vill be able
10 do M much good
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HIRT ~ >TEIENS HTO.
shsUn-ur. Who the Police saS Had Been
Drink Ing. Han Away

IA aViumohn- owned by Richard
Stevens 81 castle Point. Hubok-n. aud
driven by Frederick I Truit. Mr. Ste
,sns'- chauffeur Who ~as alone IA tn" ear
ran down aud severely injured Emil q
kulty ~ years old Of li3 SpTin gfield ave-
uue Newark OH the Hudson Boulevard
hoop near Du-r place. W~ehawken. late
yesterday afternoon The car Vas gong
AZ a good Clip al the time and Trott did not
stop 10 -e- ~ HAT damage had Teen done
to the man hs bo wled over lie con
tnued to HnbOk-n and pat up his car IN
NJ S,e,-ns'- garage at Castle Point
In the in.auL,m. DR. Frank Gray ~
Jersey CIV ran across the injured man A.
he was ON his way to the North Hudson
Hospital. where lac ~ the chief surgeon
He took kultr into the machine and sped
with him Ia the institution kultz had a
cash in his SD" and he was badly bruised
aud cat The w-ehawksn police isIe-
ph"ned a description 81 the car 10 the
Second Precinct station in Hoboken with
"a request 10 pick up the chauffeur
Roundsman Harry Torpey found Trott
~ the garage and arrested him The
prisoner Was turned over 10 the Wee
hawken police to whom he admitted that
he had hit somebody ~ he vas on his way
TO Hoboksn II. was locked up on a
charge Of atrocious assault and battery
The police say the chauffeur had been
drinking Trott IL IS years old and lives
with his wife and two children at 4s7 Gar
field place. West New York. y J He was
NJ one time "a well known tennis player
and had been engaged by MIR Stevens. who
is "a tennis expert, ~ a playing partner
and trainer
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rOi GHr ron en- ,NCE To SIR IN.
Candidate iIcLs Hunch OF Enemies. Then
Goes ON with AddPess

LAUREN. y G. Aug ~ At orney-
General Fraser Lyons. candidate for re-
election. was assaulted here to-day at a
Democratic campaign meeting while adj
dressing the voters The assault grew
cut ~ the ODD dispsnsary scandal and was
lsd by Editor Crews Of "a Laurens paper.
who was SUPPORTED nv q number ~ friends
A. Crs~s's friends leaped up on the plat =
form Lyons, who - powerful man began
10 fight
lie knocked down Crews and two Of las
friends and threw three "thsrs IN the
platform BY this time Lyons friends
rallied to him and pistols We're drawn
aud a bloody fight va. only av-ried by
LyOuss GOODNESS lie told his friends not
- shoot that he could defend himself.
4 revolver was handed 90 Lyons which
he placed on the table on IN" platform.
aud then resumed his speech. finishing Il
without further interruption from the
Crews faction Henry Wright one ~
the men thrown from the platform Nv
l.yous d. seriously injured
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-27
TUO uEN ~ M RNING BOiT
PLANES Drove Them Into the Hudson Just
a. Hescuer Arrived.

For twenty minutes at midnight last
night two men sat at the bow and stern
at a blazing motor bOat in the middle of
a." North River until skin drew near
enough ~ TAX" them N The two wer''
John II TroNrll ~ go amsterdam avenue
and Clarence, Clark. a friend staying at
2aa5 broadway lroxell who j. a clerk.
built th" motor buat last spring with
Rut-un SChruk bank clerk of 1923
southern Boulevard. and Elton Parry az
Sn5 West Lightly seventh street Each
had a third iyt"ra~t In the boat. which cost
them about kjo
TrpNsII clark and S.herl, wont uut IN
the boat last night and returning tried 10
make th" pl"r a. Nnatv -ffth street
tn" tIll.r ron" broke. the boat struck
the hulkh"ad ~ hard that -" feeduipe
also hrpk" and all IN" gls"Ienc from "A full
tank poured uut and instantly caught
iir,
Schenok srrhr.d 10" pres"rv-r and
went overheard adv ,sing TrpVrll and clark
- follow They huddls,i uu N. bnN and
stern Whrl" the craft burned arnrdships
with flames ten feet high Tn" boat was
steadily drifting ~ IN" middle Il tn"
North River and Downstream
SchonCk mad" the pier ami Wa helped
ashore Th. names li' M the river and
many persons pat ont from IN" shore IN
small boats Dave Miller. who's. boat
hpus" i ~ 'n" foot of \lr"ty. ffth street.
r"a, h"h th" r"iE h1 "thpni 81 IN" burning
motor boat. ari lrnNrll ami clark rolling
overheard Wei" VI k"i up hy him After
tho motor boat hat hurrsi for AN hour
Miller GOT Clui.i there WASH goirg 10
he any explosion and choppsi a hole
IN IN" bottom Ia sink her orce they had
got her clos. ltto the foot IT Ninety
nth street
Parry, tha thiri owner ct ia" lost boat.
saw tho hlaz" from Riverside Drive. nut
NJ int krow r. touched him ui al h" ~
dulg"i t,s curiosity and wen; ioNr
10 tho pier clark ami TroN"il were
~corch.-i a ont u. hands
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ne sanction the speech IL the question
asAed by everybody II. says the Beriinsr
E'h1"g. the Kaiser's ut'erance had the
hancellor's consent he must justify his
ATTITUDE. The nation will not overlook
IN IN" first official of the empire the
slightest indinR with constitutional All
thoritv
The publication ~ he speech az noon
had Sign'hCanI efiect a. the Bo1rse
There had r"en general upward ten
dencv. m which Imperial stocks shared
Immediately the Kaiser bombshell burst
d"c''n" began and the market ives de-
pressed for the rest 81 the dav
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-27
G.uBLIvG IN NEw STREET
PsIicc Wake . RAID There ON q Place Run
ming Ne, erai Months.

An alleged gambling establishment
on the second floor OF ~ and ~ New street
directly above a saloon was raided yester
dav afternoon by detectives armed with
warrants The doorman was surprised
and didn't have time to slam the double
door leading from the hallway into the
rooms The detectives arrested Ave men
ON tn. warrants James Burke. a clerk
az ~ Rector street. was held for running
the place The others gave their names
a. Louis Dowd Of Summer street Brook
lyn. John Murphy pf ~ Washington
street: John Donnelly Of ~ Second street.
Brooklyn. and Michael shaw. the door
man. nf $50 Washington street. They
were all held as common gamblers.
The police were led 10 the place on the
complaint IT John r. FitEmaurics Of
Bayonne. y J. They found SEQ In cash.
crap and stuss paraph-rnalia and other
gambling equipmsnt
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TtFT'S TRIP TO PtNtHt.
re WIN Tee the cruiser Tennessee VII
the Montana ~ an Escort.

WAsHISGToN. Aug - The Navy De
partment announced TODAY that Pre-l-
dent Taft would Use the armorsi cruiser
Tennessee which j. flagship. for his
trip 10 Panama in November The Mon
tana. sister ship. will GO along as e-cort
carrying newspaper and magazine men
and engineer eNpert-
President Taft expects Ia be gone less
than twenty davs IN. Montana and
Tennessee are now a. Rockand. Me
but will leave ~ - few DAYS for Portland.
where general "v-rhsuiiuK viii he
given them
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New BRUNSWICK. y y. Aug. % leo
Stevens Of New York and { Il. Braham
and Arthur r Atherhol II Philadelphia
landed from balloon near Sout h River
this morning They went up at S.5 q clock
this morning from Point Bre-zs. Phila-
dslphia When coming down They mad
some trouble because Of tho anchor cat oh
ing IN trolley wire Several Telephone
"a Tres we're also broken. before they pulled
W In a h"ld on tho property II l.. &.
Price.
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MISSION tZINE OFFE\D>.
tair" WosIems Compel ~ NurrhId.
Rm %, Americans. to suspend.

CAIao. Aug. 20 The publication Of an
extract from the English book Gross and
Crescent in the American mission maya
zine 81 Murchid has greatly irrtated
the Mu-Sulmans ~ an attack On their
faith
Leading Mo-lem- have appealed To the
Government and ia. native press demands
the arrest Of the editor No onicia! action
has been taken. but the conductors Of
the magazine have voluntarily stopped
it's publication in Difference 10 the outcry
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HENRY q. DaTISS BAD ram.
Former Candidate for Vice.Presislent
Hurts Hts Back.

CUNBERIAND. Md. Aug 20 -Henry
a. Davis. aged ~. Democratic candidate
for President in iSoa, slipped and
fell Yesterday while walking between
has home and that OF his son-in-law.
Senator Elkins, az Elkins and badly
Sprained his back The injury IL severe
but il not looked upon IA dangerous.
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AIRYEN WITH FRENIH iRWI'
-Four Dirig iDI-s and EIe' ca ,eroplanrS 60
Assist in NanraN res

.Sp1fIdl CIbIs DSsDditA - IHH SUN
PARIS. Aug. "a. Four diTigible balloons
and eleven aeroplanes. pilpt-d 10y trained
officers. among whom will Ne Louis Paul
han. the noted airman. who ~ an officer
Of the reserve. will participate in the
grand army man1uVres on the Plains of
Picardy ia September.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-27

IN. Wall street edition Of TIVE EvESTSa SrN
ron ain. al me financial news and the stock and
bond auotation 70 the close Of me market. Tho
closing quotau lions including the bid ana asked
,,tes. win additional news matter. are
,ainsd also In the night editiOu Of THE EvHNEo
SUM.-Afo -
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Mrs psmI'roEs Jonr, Has " pho,d sever

NEWPORT, Aug 20 II was announced
to-day that Mrs Pembroke Jones. who
has been III for some days. il suffering
from a mild attack ~ typhoid
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-27
:==:.:..=:.- e-ce.ne. ,snl.r

Dominica, ZAunbaur got permission
from Supreme Court Justice Page yo-ter-
day 10 call hiinse,f Thomas Miller IN the
future Zaumbair said that -inr- h" oarns
hara ten years ago he has bnen callin q
hirrsclf Thomas Miller anyhow. hecause
his real name was TOO difficult 70 pro-
nOunce ~" wAS married under that
name. acquired properly under u. his
children use u and h" Said 10 wanted legal
authority ~ continue tn rNt y himself.
All thsoaEh rail- ncleus oct. ASu YofE and
AlOany acceDtea % DAY LINE stsauouDy-Adg.
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SUPERIOR TO IENONADE HOrsforf =
ACID Phosphate added 20 gisss Of cola WateF.
win sugar. Tcfrcshes and lnVlgDrstes.-A1s. -
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savannah. Jacksonville. lamps Observation
car. ThTorgh Sleerers. Electrtc lights and fans
- =. n. Train. Ses0OaFd Air Line. IisS B'WAS.
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NAN. sUBSGmIPIION ORDERS Fou
Tie sun and Tire Evening sun may be left HtIl
neWsdesigTB. No sXu, cLafge.-Aas.
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low bAlI~ 80 IOHONTO FAR
Va "a BE- ST bhnre siae0 Via New
rose tsly Madison .-AdS.
Smyrna times., 1910-08-10

liam Coming. Miss Alice Collins
and little cousin, Clarence Hiorth, of
Chester, aie visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Collins. Miss
Edith Gibbons has returned home
after visiting Philadelphia and Will
mington. Miss Elsie Gibbons is
spending a few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Gibbons, of near Town
send. Mr.. Clarence Thompson and
Mr.. Edgar Mayne, of Philadelphia,
spent several days last week with
Mr.. and Mrs. William Coming. -
Mrs. S. C. Derrickson and daughter
Miss Ethel, have just returned
after two weeks visit with her
brother, Mr.. G. D. Armstrong,
Boothwyn, Pa.-Mr. and Mrs. R. H.
Armstrong, of Philadelphia, visited
the Misses Armstrong over Sunday.
Smyrna times., 1910-08-10
BLACKBlRD.
Epworth League Notes Local and
Personal Mention.

GpWOItb ESd6OC NOtCS EOSdt anu
Personal Mention.
Blackbird, Aug. 9.-Our Epworth
League services will be lead Sunday
evening by Miss Ethel L. Taylor.
The topic will be, "The Signs of the
Gospel Day."
Quite a good many families took
their dinners and spent the day last
Thursday at. Augustine Park, near
Port Penn.
Will all persons who have borrow
ed books from the library of Black
bird School kindly look about their
homes and see if they have a book
which has not been returned If one
be found would the person kindly
return same to Miss Ethel L. Mark
er, Townsend, Del.
Personals. Mr.. John Beth spent
last Thursday in Wilmington and
Philadelphia. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Allen, of Boocher, West Virginia,
are visiting her sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
George S. Heinold. Miss Elsie Glib
bons, of Flemings Landing, is visit
ing relatives in and near Townsend.
Miss Sadie Tomlinson, of Philadel-
phia, is visiting her brother, Mr..
and Mrs. William Tomlinson. Mrs.
Sarah Pierson. of near Blackbird
Station, is spending several weeks
with her daughter, Mrs. William
Currender, at Marshallton. Miss
Anna Keen, Messrs. John and Albert
Hill and Miss Ethel Fenemore spent
last Thursday with Miss Keen's sis
ter, Mrs. Conrad Zackies at Port
Penn. .-Mr.G. H. Records is visiting
J his sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
j Hall, Ocean Grove, N. J.-Mrs. Will
liam Eek and daughter, Edna, of
Chester, are visiting her brother,
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Hobson. Mr..
James Fortner spent last Thursday in
Philadelphia. Mr.. Charles Feinhoul
spent several days last week in Phil.
adelphia. Mr.. William Fortnel
spent last Thursday in Philadelphia
Miss Ella Brockson and two nep
hews, Harris and Clarence Lattomus
of Clayton, spent last Tuesday will
her brother, Mr.. and Mrs. Richar
c. BrOcksnn. Misses Emma, Amand
and Ida Carey, of Townsend spen
Sunday with their sister, Mr.. an
Mrs. Charles Jones.
Smyrna times., 1910-08-10
KENTON.
Many attended the Marydel Camp on
Sunday-Personal Mention

Many attended the MarydeI Camp on
Sunday.-Personal Mention
With the opening of Marydel Camp
which took place Friday, interest
was as usual awakened among the
residents of this vicinity and Sunday
found general trend toward this
old and memorable camp ground.
With all the tent taken and a great
demand for more, Marydel Camp
opened with promise of being much
larger than ever. Among the preach
ers who have promised to assist the
pastor, Rev. George R. Neese, are
Revs. c. A. Hill, E. C. Macnichol,
w. E. Habbert, Robert Watt, l. G..
Fosnocht, E. H. Derrickson, W. F.
Dawson, T. N. Given, John Clark,
Alfred Smith, Leonard White, ]. P.
Otis, M. ID. Nutter and w. C. Buck
son.
Walter L. Barber and Miss Bertha
Tharp were married at the parsonage
at Kenton on Wednesday afternoon.
They are on a wedding tour in Phila-
delphia. Their many friends wish
them many happy married years.
Smyrna times., 1910-08-10
TOWNSEND
Wedding of WelI-known Young Couple
Local and Personal Mention.

Wedding of Well-knoWn Young Couple
Local and Personal Mention.
Townsend, Aug. 9.-Miss Myrtle
Townsend, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Townsend, of this place and
Robert T. Beardley, son of MIR. and
Mrs. Robert C. Beardsley, also of
Townsend, were married in Whining
ton on Tuesday evening, the Rev.
S. M. Baker officiating. They will
reside in Townsend.
Enoch Ridgway, colored, employed
by local merchant to deliver goods
and do other kinds of work about the
store, was kicked on the knee by
horse which he was driving, near
town, the animal making huge cash
from which blood flowed freely for
some time. Enoch after having the
wound dressed resumed work.
Charles Wells, a well-known farmer
near town, will ship $500 baskets
of early and late peaches during the
season This is one of the biggest
yields thus far recorded in this Sec
tion.
Personals. Mrs. Manuel Cohen,
of Wilmington, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Bernard Levy and family. =
Misses Mildrel Wells and Ruth
Richardson are spending some time
with friends in Clayton. Mrs. l.
Hill and daughter, Miss Highe, of
Baltimore, have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. John Lattomus. Little Marga-
ret Collins left on Thursday for At
lantic City, where she will spend
two weeks. Miss Mary Money is en-
teraining Misses Edna Kinnie, of
Newton, N. j., and Edith Mabie, of
New York. Mrs. Walter Money and
children and Mrs. Edward Reynolds
and children are spending ten days
at Atlantic City.-Mrs. W. LattomuS
and Mrs. Jennie Wilson returned home
Wednesday after very pleasant triE
to Niagara Falls.-Mr. and Mrs.
John Lyman and son, of Philadel
phia, returned home on Wednesday
after a few days visit with Alber
Lyman and family.
Smyrna times., 1910-08-10
CHESWULD.
Mrs. Orietta Emerson Elected Matron
of West Chester Normal School


Cheswold, Aug. 9.-Our people
were divided last Sunday in interest
by the Camden and Msrydel camp
meetings. The church congregation
was, therefore, depleted and in the
absence of Pastor McCann, Superin-
tendent of the Sunday School ]. H.
Anderson, merged that service with
a song and praise which ran into the
usual preaching hour. The usual
Epworth League devotional service
rounded out one hour very acceptably
for the evening. Rev. ]. E. Cote,
our resident minister, is announced
to preach next Sunday morning.
Mrs. Orietta Emerson has been
elected by the faculty of the West
Chester Normal School, matron for
that institution and is to assume her
duties soon, as we are informed.
W. Percy Evans, one of our autoists
has sold his auto and last week hied
himself to Salisbury, Md, where he
purchased a Ford touring car, one of
the latest models.
Personals. Miss May Jackson is
visiting friends in Havre de Grace,
Md.-Rev. Milton McCann while at
tending the Fenwick Campmeeting is
in charge of their surf meetings.
Mrs. Robert Cantwell and son are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Can't
well.-Misses Florence Hardcastle
and Elizabeth Scarborough visited
Wilmington friends last week. -
Miss Clara Kinkle, Bridgeton, N.
j., is a guest at the parsonage.
Mrs. Laura McNamee and son, Craw-
ford, of Chester, are visiting her
parents. Miss Mary Heater, of
Wyleys, who has visited her sister,
Mrs. Charles Clark, has returned
home.
Smyrna times., 1910-08-10
THOROUGHFARE NECK
Arthur Gearhart Getting Better.
Local and Personals.

Thoroughfare Neck, Aug. 9.-Mr.
Arthur L. Gearhart, who has been
seriously i'll with typhoid fever is
couva lescent. His little daughter
Edna is very i'll with spinal menen-
gifts and her death is expected at
any moment.
Personals. - Mrs. Wallace and
daughter, Mrs. Armstrong, and two
children have returned to their home
at Chester after a weeks visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Jones. Mr..
John Thompson, of Hockessin, Del. +,
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Smyrna times., 1910-08-10

The Misses Mildred Wells and Ruth
Richardson, of Townsend, have been
entertained the past week by Miss
Martha Ennis. Thursday they spent
the day at Ocean City, Md, and
Friday evening Miss Ennis had an
evening company in their honor.
Those present were the Misses Lena
Lewis, Ethel Graham, Helen Allen,
Helen Pyle. Eva Ennis, Mildred
Wells, Ruth Richardson, Martha
Ennis, Messrs. Earl Strouff, Harvey
Elliott. Merrill Boggs, Merritt Lewis,
Horace Knots, Frank Pratt, John
Houston, Harry Davis. They spent
Sunday at Camden Camp.
Smyrna times., 1910-08-10

Personals. Mrs. J. C. Shaw and
daughter, Ruth, of Vinton, Iowa, who
have been visiting her sister, Mrs.
A. S. Reeder, Of near Clayton, have
gone to New York and will from
there return home. Mr.. J. M.
Gordy was in Cambridge Thursday
and Friday to pilot the B. C. and
A. excursion between Cambridge and
Hurlock. Mr.. j. M. Ford and
daughter, Mabel, were in Philadel-
phia this Week.-Mrs. Helen Pyle,
Of Wilmington, is the guest of Miss
Helen P. Allen.-Bayar1 Only, who
has been visiting in Frankford,
returned home Thursday.
Smyrna times., 1910-08-10

Mr.. C. L. Harmonson is spending
a very pleasant vacation driving his
fathers machine. No doubt he will
miss it when he leaves for next
school term.
Smyrna times., 1910-08-10

Mr.. R. W. Coppage was very fond
of automobile riding and Grabbing
until recently he started on a trip
and broke down. He and his friend,
Edison Collins, had to hire a team
to come home. A few days later
Mr.. Coppage hired horse to bring
his machine home and took a picture
of horse and machine for remem-
brance. Wish him better luck in
the future.
Smyrna times., 1910-08-10

Foley's Kidney Remedy will cure
any case of kidney and bladder
trouble not beyond the reach of med
icine. No medicine can do more.
Sold by W. R. Keys. Clayton; all
druggists, Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1910-08-10
CLAYTON. .
Al orders for Subscriptions or Job Work
or any News Items left with ]. c. Smith
will receive prompt attention.

Mr.. Jacob Pearson who was in
jured at Kennedyvlle, Md, while
tagging the Clayton Chestertown
freight, is now able to be out.
Smyrna times., 1910-08-10

Miss Mary Denney, who was
operated on at her home for append
icitis by DR.. A. C. Wood, of Phila-
delphia, assisted by DR.. j. S. Cobb,
is slowly improving.
Smyrna times., 1910-08-10

Raymond A. Davis and Miss Dora
l. Boys, both of Bear Station, were
married Wednesday afternoon at
Asbury Church parsonage, Whining
ton, by Rev. E. C. Macnichol. Mr..
and Mrs. Davis will reside in Clay
ton, where the groom has a position
with the Pennsylvania Railroad Co.
Smyrna times., 1910-08-10

Thursday seemed to be an unlucky
day for excursions as Mr.. ]. C. Bice
conductor of first section was sick
Friday and unable to take his regu-
lar run and Mr.. Harry Satterfeld,
conductor of the second section re-
ports two accidents.
Smyrna times., 1910-08-10

The positions as fireman and bag
gagemaster on the Smyrna Branch
Train were bid in by Mr.. ]. P. Bart
lett, fireman, and F. E. Slocum,
baggagemaster.
Smyrna times., 1910-08-10

Subject at st. Paul's M. E.
Church Sunday night will be, "Three
Great Things; Sunday School at
$50 a. m. ; class meeting at 10. 80 a.
m. ; EpwOrth League, 7.SO p. m,
preaching at o'clock.
Smyrna times., 1910-08-10

Mr.. H. A. Darby, who was oper-
ated on in Philadelphia for trouble
with the right side of his face has
returned home and is improving
nicely with the good care of DIR.
J. S. Cobb.
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1910-09-01
AUSTRIA.

The death of the Austrian member
of parliament, DR.. Gabel, has plunged
all Galician Jewry into mourning. The
funeral was attended by some 10000
people, and innumerable letters of con-
dolence were received, among them
one from the minister president, Bar
on Bienerth. DR.. Gabels successor in
the representation of the Buczacz dis
trict, the Ruthenian Longin Cegielski,
promised in his speech at the grave
side to advocate Jewish interest with
the same loyalty with which DR.. Ga
bel championed those of his Ruthen-
ian constituents.
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1910-09-01
TURKEY.

The Chief Rabbi of Turkey recently
approached the minister of justice and
public worship with a request for the
modification of several clauses in the
organic statutes of the Jewish com.
munity, which are very imperfect. The
matter was referred to the council of
state, which replied that the change
could only be affected by the chamber.
The chief rabbi was invited to draft a
bill which will be presented to the
chamber next session.
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1910-09-01

dent of the Action Committee of the
Zionist organization, he will not be
able to visit the United States this
winter. Herr Wolffsohn has been
advised to take a complete rest of
from four to six weeks, and, acting
upon the instructions of his medical
advisers, he has proceeded to sana-
forum in Hamburg.