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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-28
The Progress Of Griscom

on August ~ tho Hon. LLOYD &
GRIsCoM addressed - the Hon. WILL
AM H. TAT a telegraph despatch
which contained the following specific
allegation.
an Informed ara believe mat ssv~ra' Nom
nsr, ~ th- SeV orL RrpghHcan stat. committee
Who voted 'ur Vice President SHTRNAN oyer
- President Hp0sESrtT a NOMINEE for ten.
is1rary chairman - the state convention were
naucRcsd by -tai~mcEts that the Nicr prr.i
Tent, name vss presented 90 d-fe,t cot Roo-r
"ylT In accordance with your vtsE-
On September -. when the PcpIhl-
Gan State committee rccnnvcn"i az Sar-
a;oga tho Hon. JAMES : SHEHvAN Scnt
10 w." chairman II this body rho f,fluw-
n: request:
-Isen Io 80 the parry s~ry.r~ . 1-1 anWirrlnr
90 s'rt- In M f-r" - s.ch a charge vr ems
CONS u well 'plniri 'r.rsfyr- ask nat a,
- con-mitte- meeting a. 1iyht th.- charge o.
E. bII'Iy made h. with 'gua. dlr-c'u-ss ami rub
lefty InvrsuratsI Mot ne majority - me STATE
c,mulr'cr uuD oriri01.E favored ms ssi,ctipn
rrAs each derarc vhstnrT 90 not tis preference
YES based upon ary statement vH.~h bprc any
color n mlsvr-rr.rntatlono ~ dcyc9rpr-
Hav.rg thus Ievel'cl against N" Vice.
Pr,-sidcr' IT she I nit"i state. the delhi
crate harg" hat hc was a willing b"no-
u"Iarv ~ a fraud, what was the sub-e-
pucnt 'ours" II IN" Hon LLOYD G..
GRIs'ON' IN examination of tho roll
'lll dI-"lp-'~ him voting ~ lay upon
DO" iahi" ~" motion 10 permit the twenty
' - who v"tri for tho Hon. JAMEs =.
>HrRNAN m August 20 testify as 20
suether ih"v had voted ~ a result Of
misrepresentation or dccrption.- In
..hsr word tie Hon. LLOYD &. Girls
COM. HAVING charged fraud. was thus
"~eI,"d "nl.avoriuy e." suppress %"
o. I"u'" 20 fhr as"
Fortunately Nr. GEI~COW failed. and
Oh. twenty member. - IN" state commit
o." who m August supported Mr. SHER-
'AN oa"h ui NJ" nineteen present az
'Ia lr'"r session az represented h,.
g.'r Affirmed that the o'7r,.o " Mr..
.rI-'rN Vas 'gl-s md that hI- udiv.d-
..i .ut" hid been east without reference
30 -oll or alleged attitude e tho
.r.d"ut uf tho I mted states With
t.esc nineteen tWo other members
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Ambidexterity. r ls Claimed. DeveIops
the Iuteiltgence.
Bsvh~ eorrsspond,urs London Ersntus

Bsrhr eorrsspondsnrs London Freaias
StdHddrd
A movement has been sta rted In Germany
for the cultivation Of Ambidexterity Ths
idea IL that developing the power N zee
both hands equally we'll meana developins
the Intelligence In general and the memory
In particular.
I,N. aid to have been scientifically sscer.
IN ined that while right handed people have
the organ NJ speech on the LEFT aide o. The
brain. and vice verss people who sre amhi-
deyterous have two language centres one
In each lobe % the brain The infant
begins life with two speech centres. but ~
the right hand Ia generally trained and the
left neglected the right speech centre grad
ualIy grows torpid and useless
The extraFdinaTy claim u nov mads
that nv the cultivation 81 the .r'' hard
the capaciy of the right speech centre -
the brain can he revived and 20 mt "N'@nt
broaden the intelligence. a. auh.trVefi'y
increas es the use Of the human beings
hand
Instances are quoted nv supporters ."
the movement In Witch prnct .,rr he leii
aDsi has rescued a power ~ -Teech ule
hen psralyyed ON, pa'isht ~ 9He r,,.n
~ speech and with u paralvsl- ~ he r'ght
Rand The doctors started 80, hlnE W
patient To write With the left M nd win ne
power of speech was awakened .. ne
Hitherto torpid organ o. speech
An even more astonishing 'a-e vas 'n1,
OF a hov Who ~ the we ~ " los' PIE ~,
hanh bat =oon learned TO do fslri' Fsi
with en- artihctal member ~ 'he sg' y
~ Ne suffered n stroke of parAlN-l~ 'rh
robt,ed him ~ the power ~ Spc"'' Ht' %,
means Of small ring with peu .-'l
10 n Nx~d 10 the art ihcial limb he c"r'f ''a,..
tisa Writina and thus not only rr'N'"re1
power over hts original St,~erht ht' rl-i
French and Russia n = hitch he had i"fs '''rn
A. = matter 81 fact lmbideN'erf' 10 -
saTv IN severn pTofessionsand GO 90 '.'Rs
~ ahich SURGERY nd piano PLAYING nay 70
given as examples.
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N tho young gentlemen at West Point
would NOT dare to subject Major General
TdOnAS II BARRY 10 a silence they
would catch a tartar in him why should
they put public sfirrnt upon an instructor
with the subordinate rank IL Captain
When the corps Of cadets tries TO disci-
plIne an officer with authority over IL or
To drive ham from the Academy 10y an
organ zAd demonstration. the gage II
thrown down To the War Department.
The cadets cannot lie allowed TO decide
what officers they shall have over them
by the negative process Of eliminating one
whom they don't like As we'll might the
private soldiers q a regiment conspire by
overt acts To punish their Colonel OF oom-
pei the War Department Co transfer him.
II the cadets have real grievance
against nm officer who has heen put over
them. thrr" should he an opportunity Ia
Ale charges against him and bring him
before court-martial. brt they ought
not 20 - permitted To take the law into
the own hands.
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Ih.Ia,. J.mr.L whine,

To TVS EpToE oY THE SvS ~ In noung
tais morning the death ~ james Lyman wh'Iney
~ Ho>ton. INV SrN II ted into ststinE thAt Nr
Wh'uey vas = brother ~ the late William e
" hitn~y ~ New York and ~ Henry " whitney
~ j. true that Mr.. whitney Ws- a brother ~
Hrnry VI Whtn~, hut not ~ mo irpry " WHIT
rsy whose brother was the 'air William e whit
nv. Mr.. hitnry ~ Ros'nn j. ti~rry Melville
Whitney. James Lyman NfitnsS brother l.
HEAVY MIirneil whitney 81 Rssnior,i. Conn
uhrsnan. FHsSE " NoNoN.
NV ORR September -.
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may always be o"uhlsd ~ IN make ihem ah'
chances with their live Eyrry war men wsnde'
awsv nom trails which Inc ,hifing sands hav'
obrtsra ted. and that 2, Ihr cnd 20 'hem. Th~J
lose hslr bearings. they wal- Ia circles. they di'
rnl-erably Net . water hole may h cIu>s ~
which n u had n sign would save thetn.'
During the coming winter Death Val
lev will doubtless b. studded with signs
pointing the wav To th" springs that
are known and to others that mhy IN.
developed III" ctIrious glob,. troitrr
will then h. dl~uoss.'d 10 iucl,dr this
really extensive desert wIthltschrVmatl h,
wonders and towering rnou'ain ranges
in his itinerary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-28

In the attempt IL convey Ia the mind
IT the ingenious reader that which the
Rooseveltian New Nationalism really
j., We have rnsorted without hesitation
TO the most primitive 81 methods, the
pictorial II was invented by the cave
men. II has been employed by bar
barians Il all times 10 communicate
Thought Possibly tho later developed
arts II civilization have not improved
upon y much a. "A medium, even though
y leaves something IN the intelligence
uf rur perclpient when used TO express
abstract ideas and the lofter moralitles.
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p.,cn.,.u,..I rn.c, ~ n.com,.. p,.,.

To rHE FuIToR ~ rms SIN Referring
~ the cyniraI query 90 -penri~rt- IN To- day ,
Soy ~ 90 WY - many eirganu, clad aiics 20
o. Vurk. My IN th- wor & sno Mat hey dre.s
thew selves elegantly u they want 90 "U~n.
Ctrntr docs not understand the psychological
eject u pretty clothes They make vo-.. easier
sud ne morr PHEASANT Een'raIv and u ~ are
clever 'HoTgn ~ earn the money - b4v b~auu
fII dresses. I-i ~ have thcr vhiIr We can. a. Ne
49, not apt 20 ret them afsr W 0s~ our Identify
IN marriage. OSE WHO NoEKs
SCHENECTADY. Septeu her ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-28

Incidentally ! NAV add that the exhibited
chart indicated that since isi-i among the
seven cities gwen Greater New YORK has
been crossing fastest. then follow m order
treater London, Isrsatsr Berlin 1 ulcngo
Greater Boston. Greater PARIS aud Phila.
delphta
Azt'r~ater Berlin ~ growing much faster
than Greater Paris. n viii soon no n 4 e
not already. larger ~ Greatsr Hoston IL
growing faster than fhilad" ,pha and has
already AlmOri the anne population 4 Nil
oNsTtals II beforD long The ngurpa aIso
show that IN Gr~atr- boston the inhabt,ants
any other large city.
RvDoIFH HTrrNo.
NV Y,nE. september =.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-28

To rHF rptTon oY TVS SUN 50 net me
arIursl wunAe IT, the street here a. DAY mi.
Brought - mind the fact that have not. o. slIuy
acluslbtsnr-- and relatives. single fcuAIs nus
ariirtsd have tried ~ rrrAn wh~n have se~u
. onr armed Nomrn before. but cannot seem To
remember when have met Que OF course Z
must have net onr AIMED wonrn IN nj ffty
YEAR. hYt m nov unable - ,Ay vhen and
where \ y. McVET
DOVES y. ~ September ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-28

Bo-tonian cannot point the finger Of
scorn at II he achieves Cleaner Boston
hs will 81 down 70 posterity as one Of
the most renowned in its long line Of
MaVors
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-28
The Friends az the Courts and the
Constitution

An urgent request for funds whercwith
"a uphold the Federal courts and the
United States Constitution was l--Iei
Yesterday from Republican headquar-
ters in the Twentv-ff'h Assembly dis
trict. II bears the respectable Names
- STEWART I. WOOpFoRp. SAM ~ r.
Belts. G EMFNT 4. GRIsCOM. Lr. LIS
PENABD STEwAEr. and EDWARD X.
Finch. chairman 1uov constitute the
finance committee for tho UNFOLDING of
the courts and the Constitution.
Read the r stirring appeal
This 9. rotn rfr,G ar letter hgt ~ spreal 70
plt'ou>r ~ tEr common Interest q our city
STATE ant nA' ,U
Ire s-rihlran o--Ar.ystion - 'his district
sis-'s fcr Nor~s'y IN -uNU- 1~~~ and psr'v man
a--rrru' ana fA,ors removing from r4bir once
and Marty management al who have abused iheiT
uus' for private rroN'
TEs generalization vII uphold TIE courts and
~ consultation and import cor sentative -rn
and measure. mat vi. encourage sound bushes,
C,nd'ti0ns
NE ~,!stenr- ~ ryis IN rrss~nt political ~on
iii!cfs T. evident - y1u believe -. will voa
not help n free ne R~p.h sau party from thew
II cannot h. done b. ciccung Democratic stat,
adunistrAtion
How simple, and how ladvlike' Why
hold any Democratic State convention
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voters 10 Issrtaey.

2 F0Ta flF T00 ION IT ~
Among the nAmes In the Ncrth Harkne,
voters Fats are me following frames Nsrruus,
hr.vrn. William Paradis~. Nrrei SraRgcrsr,tr.
1hOaas Beniamia Bumpus. Thomas Sti-sa inr .u7
William Jo-sph Sspcr Napp~r. Paris Needle
Su'cher ana FitAhsTo-rt AlbcTt Bugby Lori.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-28

Tari,oTce ss Rue LoYis 'c Grand The daily and
SUNDAY editions are s,' 40 kiosquc y. near the
Grand Hstsl kIo~quc =. Ho4lc' ard des Capuciucs.
corner Place De I'Opsra ald Mosque ~ Boulc, ri
drs liaIIc1s corner E4~ I.ogis lr Grand.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-28

To Tvs EnTroE NJ rHg srS-~i- The p~ople
- MS countu have strange prejudice aEsins'
stone housrs n cur cold REGIONS men build
wno1en nousrs aad stone fences WI
Nav ioRK. September y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-28

u il unfortunate that -silenoes- are
cnndn.d la West Point AMI Annapolis.
They might serve an excellent purpose
in tine political world thsss days
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-28

Iauiou orrcr rrnVhau iIorSc : ARUNDEL street.
strand me daily sud sunday SUN are o. safe iE
London NJ the American aud tolorlaI D. ,'uhrEr
carlton street Ers~uts street. and paw ~tran,l
Agcnr, Q, DIrru street hAriug rus, Road.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-28
saT. William Weare.

70 TVS FptroR ~ Tvs SrN ~ 80
We Vils ~ thai the iolloNt1g quaint 'rrs- ~
ThAckeras delight. and thst h" wss n-'rr "r',
- rsciunR a. he thouGhi ~ r'asisrp~e w
nRHst verse for dlTcc tne~s. d1ipAriiy and r'T
prchrn~iven~ss ~ dessrihe the Ntrur ~ -
Torti~y murder IN the Inns Of court ElnrF ~
1go u PrrhNrs ~ IN shov inst he 49, 90
u~ruan who hrpt = Gig. ~ the ~,iirn'e r-''el
IL gives hoth Ms Christian and surnar" VIE m'
late postal sddrtss, ami supplies minute pa - y
lars 70 the cru~i deed
They cu' his throat nor ear ~ ~
His brad ihTy bsitsTsi n.
Hs name Was Mr. William NeaM
Ne lived ~ tyons Inn
NUv NoRG SeuEnber =
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-28

The Judge rode past Maud Muller
-Cou .dn't stop. because have hay fever. h.
sHpiained
However. he gave Whittier more pOste v.r
$50.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-28
The strange Case Of Dr. JrkyIl
and Mr. Hyde

Here il the otherwise understandable
New NstionahSm 81 THEODORE RoosE-
WELT ~ II appears at headquarters
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-28

SFrH Low WON'T run S,r-'oJi ds'pVc1
II must H. hopeless then.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-28

our night i sguartb against corruption and
,hr ur,I "a bp>sisrn which has bred cuTrupuun
rttIu'DuE WJoaEVULI
Even at this distance We can distinguish
the cheers this drew from the Hon FEED
CEEINER uf Buffalo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-28

TgytnE % souad the Desps
To I'VE EDITION o1 TIE suS-si' VIA 10
after dinner speakers think about
JsMEs %. DEvHiL. t.
Nav YOuE. September y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-28
sss,sr,p,lsn, by NAIL. Postpaid.

Ally. Per Month .......... 80 80
DAILY. Ter Year ....,....... 10
: SDAT. Per N-sr 90
ulry AND sr.NDNN. Ter Year ...... 90
DAILY AND ~ NDAN Per Nuuth 20
I'osngr 20 fore ga countries added
NJ rhr,.. nuur, orI.r, So. CO. o. ..l.r Ia,
able 20 TIE ETN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-28

NJ iH'sIoM was not fairly consulted aud y I'd
been u1nnt, chairman wnud have slammed ~
ilst a. MT GNIsCuA has doar 1R H01 HEh
NFTT psNanNa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-28

No one could possibly do what he was
tuld hetter than the Hon. IERBERT did.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30
ALL STOMACH TROUBLE VANISHES
AFTER TAKING A LITTLE DIAPEPSIN

IN the stomach. Nausea. p~hilltat.
ing Headaches. Dizziness or intea
final gripping This viii al eo and
besides. there will BE- no uudigrstcd
food lefg over In the stomach To
poison your breath wigh nauseous
0dOrN
Pape's nianepsiu - a certain cure
for omt 0fardcr etomacha. because
Il prevents fermentation and takes
hold OF your food and aiEesfa u iust
the same ns u your stomach wasn't
there
Relief In five minutes from all
stomach misery IL At any DRUG store
waiting FOR you
Those large s0cent cases contain
more than sufficient 10 thoroughly
cure almost any ease OF Dyspepsia
Indigestion or any other stomach
diNfurba
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30

uyoa bad s0me nispepsin handy
"A xosN take a little nov yOur
wmaeh t.ssress or Indigestion
xmla vanish lie five minutes and
va xould feel fine
fhls harmless preparation viii a.
px aay,Alag you eat and overcome
T. xw cusoferder stomach before
yaa waasp 4
\ your meals don't tempt you. or
va, nf'Ie yua Do eat seems O. nii
ym. q rs IKE a lamp Of lead IN
vsa, suaga. o. Il you have heart.
hara saM sa sign % Indigestion
Asa yon Pharmacist foF a so
evm ra@ 4 RseeS Oiapepaln aud
lslp ii.s - as soon as you
saa Tasrs So b. no sour risiuws.
70 Aekkr< II undigestcd food
niras ri Aid. no stomach gas or
hsartA1rs haness or heavy feeling
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30
GIRL WRITES SONG AT 3 A. NJ,
OEO|CATES IT TO DR.. MATTHEW'S

=. cuckoo clock had just
.a three times down in she
zA'I ssn rbe cat stirred rest
as n hts cor herr slccp down
-, The kltehcn range then
-, reigned
r., pei Tor long An inspiration
~ 1880 ~ Miss Wipifrcd y tlokc
y 49, 80 NJ inspiration OF melody ot
.s,.l,e melody that haunted and
49,, 49,. Wlnifrsd sat boil, upright In
"a theaxht Three o'clock Ia
y ..aysinr vas a very, vcyy quiet
.rcrearlate time for one 20
y ~, ~, il Is not always a con.
- -, Aoar for one 90 be seiecd
~. ~ n Inspiration that VIII not
ASA "a. ~, .,a st. n
!. N, llttle piano. murmured
wv Nv. wlpifred. This she did, and
.s.,ed a very neat little biz of
~ which she wrote appro-
- sords biz later
VIA Nice Pretty co'Sr,
MAN. You Take Mc Up TO
$50 That Is the title Of the
- ~, Il is published by a New
~ nasic house under a red.
80 rrd blue cover With q pie
~ 4 Mss winnifrcd
n, most important OF all. The
~ : dedicated 70 cur nohhy lit.
y srearhsr M, Mark A, Matthews
Y Matthews has seen the song.
q a.. il will be rolled out on
= bss organ Il the FIRST Pfesby'
vrss church some nice pleasant
s,.aAy. according 90 Miss Wini'
rel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30
TALkSON TEETH
By THE REGAL DENTISTS
A BOON TO HUMANITY

one of the greatest feats that
has ever been performed I'm den.
tlstry Is the replacing Of missing
teeth without the aid OF plates.
The oldtme methods are always
very unsatisfactory at best. not
only because Of the great pain and
annoyance they caused but be
cause OF the fart also. that they
were the constant source Of other
troubles aud diseases 10 is we'll.
known fact that plates 10 which
false teeth are fastened are OK.
ffemcly cumbersome and uncom
Portable. that they Interfere with
speech. respiration and the normal
flow Of saliva, the latter Of which
brings on dyspepsia and other
stomach TROUBLES Of more or less
serious character.
Now. do you think that II is any
wonder that the Regal Dentists, ass
the discoverers OF the process by
means OF which they replace teeth
perfectly without rcsortlng 10 those
odd. barbarOus methods. are hailed
las benefactOrs 10 mankind? I'm
many instances the doctors have
replaced the full set OF teete where
there we're only two remaining on
each Jaw. aud giving the patient a
set OF sound. perfect, naturalap.
pearlng teeth, all In such skillful
manner that no one was able to tell
which teeth were natural and
which we're artificial
We have a corps Of dentists herr
who are experts in the gentle ART OF
painlessuess Hurt you, Not q
parllcle. They know better We
give a written guarantee with all
work
REGAL DENTAL OFFICES,
14O5 Third Az. ~ w. Cor. Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30

HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS
HAVE CHARITY CLUB

The Girls Ciuh % the Broadway
high school. probably the only high
arhool charitable organization IN
the United States. admitted us
nes members at its meeting yeatcr
dag and elected the following Off
GERS; Miss Agnes Judkins. presi.
dent. Miss Lena Hemphill. vice
president. Miss Theresa Middle
ton. secretary. Mlaa Gertrude
Jameson. faculty adviser
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30

sunwnrf complained that som"
girls IN a nearby millinery shop
disturbed his slumhera by singing
In the early morning hours, 80 he
made some new records by swear
las several blue slreaka. Next
morning the girls were Mortified
upon hearing SOME OF the most
awful oatha ever uttered Ia the Mag
var tongue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30

jamie was HIS name.
Tho minister carcascd hts sunny
head.
Took Ia his arms the little lad and
asked him why he came
with pleading voice tho little fel.
low said
Chorus.
Won't YOU take me up Co heaven ?
They tell mo you know tho way
To who're the sun Nv always shining.
Who're an are happier. they nay
For there know that viii find
my mama
Without jamie she can have no
joy.
SO. won't you take me up 20 heaven.
Where mama's waiting for her
boy 2"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30
WIFE FORCED NAT
GOODWIN TO CULT

NEW YORK. Sept. 30 THAT Mrs
Nat G Goodwin tEdna Goodrich
forced her husband 20 QUIT the A.
II Shefteis company, which vas
raided AZ the Instance 81 the de.
partmrnt Of Justice yesterday. be.
cause she feared Nat would lose the
fortune be made IN Raw hide C0ali.
ton stock. VAS the statement OF
Mrs Elizabeth Ia Fell today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30

the head OF her
alde and other
b u q { n n
announcing his
conquest Of Ar.
meula. PontuR.
Syria and Pales.
tine. including
/ 600 towns and
824 kings and
prlneoe. not 90
m aniion aundry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30

Miss floke lives at 92lO ieth av.
W This Is the first verse OF tho
song:
on a sunday morning ~ n sexton
teled the sacred chimes
The organ strains were dying on
the air.
Tho minister bad Just arose 90 give
oct the first hymn.
When something made his con.
gregation stare
A little bog walked up aud said that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30
BARNES SAYS
ALL ROOSEVELT

ALBANY. y. v. Sept 30 VII.
Ham barnes Jr.. Ia a newspaper
editorial today urged the rapub.
licans of New York 10 support the
republican state ticket nominated
M the Saratoga convention
~ was Col Rooncyelta conven.
ton, he said Roosevelt made
himself temporary chairman
Roosevelt dictated the platform aud
Roosevelt named the candidates. 4"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30
PASTOR ACCUSED

SAN JOSE Cal. Sept 80
Members % the Emmanuel Baptist
church are highly excited and the
church IL divided against itself a.
the result Of charges thar have been
made against Rev John /. sprnlea
pastor ~ the church Rev sprolcs
has been made the defendant tn "a
suit 20 recover 81 500. and an
amount ~ leweiry alleged 10 have
been misappTopriated by him from
the church to his own use
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30

d " q airing by
grAphoplonc ia
u punishable Of
Tense. and llorr
schwarg OF Arod.
"A dealer In
* r y hophunoa,
wnR ordered TO
pay s. for hnv
Ing one Of those
cuasing thin 8 =
ia his posses
sion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30
HAND SHAKING CONTEST
ENDS WITH BROKEN ARM

ST LOUIS. Sept 3O--For (
4 the edification Of their land /
4 lady. Rudolph Bert0ld and I
q otto Koiiwitz turned her din. I
q Ing room into an Olymplan !
4 arena and pitted their Drawn !
4 In a contest that sent Bertold {
. 10 the city hospital with !
= broken arm. The men were I
. seated on the opposite sides !
= OF n small table when the sub I
4 ject Of their muscular develop !
= ment arose They agreed 10 !
4 grip hands across the table I
= and the first one 20 push his !
= Adversary knucklea 10 the /
q boards vas 10 be the winner. I
. For two minutes neither had !
. the advantage. Then Bertold'g !
. grip gave way and his arm !
. was broken above the elbow. !
$500 $500 1890 50,
Myer Why don't you phtronlz
that deaf aud dumb bafberg
oyer Huh A fellow might a
well shave himself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30

silver plate aud other souvenirs.
Many Of the trophies were solid 81
yer, nor indeed was pompey IN for
a dull finish Marrying Caesars
daughter Julia, he formed with
Caesar and Craasua the first irium.
yirale. but became embroiled in Pc
lltieal controversies With his ia.
theriu-law aud fled 10 refuge In
Egypt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30
TWO INDICTMENTS
AGAINST "DR. GRANT

= SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 80.
. Two indictments we're ~.
= turned by the grand jury today
a against Dr Robert Thompson.
4 alias Dr Grant One. the al,
= legged murder OF Eva Swan.
. aud the other the mutilation
. Of her corpse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30

Columbus Day. October ~. will be-
celebrated In the Holy Names acad
envy. Immaculate Conception parish
school. Ballard parochiai school and
Sacred Heart academy The ar
fangements have been made by the
Seattle and Prefontaine councils OF
the knights OF Columbus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30

Alaska pioneer and went through
two steamship wrecks.
pomodossla, ltaiy.-The funeral
OF Chavez. the aviator who flew
over the Alps from Switzerland into
Italy. WIS held here yesterday
Woreenter,--When charged with
escaping from the state prison farm
Edward Stewart set up the novel
defense that he did so while Ia a
trance. lie blames the drug habit
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. warming
banks and the public against a
clever $40 counterfeit bill are being
prepared by Chief Willie. as the
result of n discovery By the secret
service The bill IL national note
on the Pasadena tCalJ National
bank