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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-24
N,HHrD ~ .OC,INE SELLER
paul Borrhard. brugEist. saId ." he
Fusion Assembly Candidate.

Paul B"rchari. a druggist al ~ Am
-teriam avenu" sad hv the police 70
IN. the same Paul Burchari who Is the
candidate on The Republican and Indie
pandenC" League tickets for the Assem-
niy from the Thirteenth Assembly dis
trici. was arrested last night ~ his store
charged with selling &" nrgr.=- "a
box containing . whit" powder supposed
10 contain cocaine IN" price was %
cents
The woman. Hattie Brown. ~ wears
old - ?1a Wet SiNy-fr~t STREE va
arrested on charg" Of having the sup
us''d cocaine III her po=--ssIun. Bor-
chard who ~ - vears old and ~ not
married. was locked up ~ Police Head
quarters The woman was locked ~, in
the EliIai ,et h street station.
III" arrests W"r" mad" Nv Headquarters
DETECTIVES Drnga'- and Iessup on the
complaint Of Hugh Ma-t"r-on. an m.
sp"c'ur 81 IA" Board Il Health
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-24
FOOTB,LL pL,,ER kIILED.
kirL Ia the Head Proves Fatal TO wabash
college student.

ST. Louis. Oct ~ Ralph Wilson.
halfback of Wabash College football
eleven. who Was injured here yesterday
afternoon IN the Wabash 81 Louis Uni
v"r-'ty gains. died at q O'clock this morn
ing Hl- father. "A wealthy farmer OF
CraWford-vill- Ind arrived tonight
to take the body home
WilsDn was kCked IN the forehead IN
the third quarter ~ the game when he
attempted 10 live through ~ Louis
players aud Law nn the ground unattended
during the remainder nt the game. the
PLAYER and sp"'1 arpr- being Interested
only ~ the battle
After the game he was found uncon-
scIu'Is and taken 10 the American Hotel
where his injuries were found To I've 50
serious that he was taken 10 the Baptist
Hospital and later 10 the Josephine Hos
pi'al, where he died.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-24
POLICEWAN HrRT ~ 4 RESCrE.
ManGan SAVES . ChiId snd Fractures "a.
skull at a Fire

Policeman Mangan OF IA. Fifth avenue
police station turned IA an alarm for "A
nre IN three story frame house ~ ms
Eighth avenue. Brooklyn. early yesterday
morning Then he ran up stairs to arouse
the sleeping families With the assist
ance OF the reserves from the police stat ton
Mangan had got every one out Of the
burning house with the exception Of
Edward and Dorothy Schnitnel. aged
and respectively. who lived with their
parents on the third floor and had been
overlooked ia the excitement.
Mangan went back and up through
the smoke filled halls 70 the SchnitZ@ls'
rooms. where he found the children
sleeping BY this time the fire had grown
hotter aud the policeman had to act
quickly. He started the little boy on
his way To safety down the rear fire escape
and then grabbed mp Dorothy and ran
out INTO the hall with her in his arms
A. he lean.d over the stair we'll to call
Tor help the smoke rolled mp and over
came hun Mangan. still holding Dorothy.
pitched Ia the landing on the second
hoor. striking his head a. he fell He
struck on his back and the child was not
hurt. Mangan. however. had a fractured
skull and conclusion of the brain He was
taken 10 the Seney Hospital where IL
~ said that he will probably die He has
been in the service eighteen years.
The fire was under control hy the tim.
that Il had done t7OO worth IL damage
II probably started in IN. stationery
store ~ Louis Rosen. the owner ~ the
house. on the ground floor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-24
THF SHOOTING az pINO GrERRi.
strange HaN ana RumOrs tlIt AZ President
GOmrI Guerra Doing Wen.

>prrtH t1hr DFspIish % IHF NrN
Havana Oct ~ The condition ~ Gen
Pipn Guerra. commander IN chief ~ the
Cuban army. who was shot lat light by a
national policeman. - satisfactory. He
Is now IN camp hospital
The attempt 10 kill Guerra has created
intense excitement. the general belief
heing thai y vas the u;iicniEs - pOliticsI
conspiracy ~ r"moy. him l. il hinted
by enemies 81 the administration thai n
was suspicious that ha was called 30 The
palac" last night and was dismissed bv
President Come A. the moment when the
would-ba assassin wa- waiting outsids
The man ~ho did the shooting thought
he had killed Gw'rra When he was pur-
sued h. sought refuge ~ th. Fuer1a bar
racks the re-id.nc- If G-n NipntragudO
commander ~ IA" rural guard The
barracks ar. only half block from the
palace when he vas stopped On tn.
draw bridge the man told the sentry that
he must -se Gen Nlunt-aEud but the
sentry would not rp~rmi' hun 10 pass and
m" uurs.ung policeman. Who had Essn
rhe crime came up and mad" I he arrest
Ia Ign5 when Gen Gomez Wa- Governor
~ santa ilara. the LuchI repeatedly
AROUSED HIM ~ M. a--a-- nation - CERTAIN
men Who W-r. found murdered aIleR-
ing that G-n Monteagido was his iusiru-
mert
GOV Magnun appointed Guerra com
mard'r ~ chief 1t -" armed forces of
Cuba aud later wren VA" command was
divided aud Mpuf"agudp was mad.
commander 81 n" raral guard with
rank equal - that e Guerra a Goodness
-nsuad herWc-n them President Gomez
r.poses all Cohii'"n,. IN Mont~ag,Ido.
II - generally believed that h" has for
a long time wished To- eliminate Guerra
and make Mont.aEudo supreme.
4 story was circulated ~on- time agu
that Guerra. learning that ~" President
had such intention. told Come that Il he
y he would march - IN"
palace with aOnO men and ramoy" him
as a prisoner who's. guilt was inquest ION
able
Guerra persists m his -tli.'nsnt hat
hs hos not know who shot hun IN"
prisoner =av- h" ran b-.Iu-" he wished
- escape trouble Those -,I-ps"fIng
conspiracy -av that the prisoner h"iug
IN the Gov -Fnn"nt ppVer. Will max" no
confession.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-24
en- RCH RMS Win ROUTE.
MornInESi,l~ Presbyterian I.SSks Out fer
SIek uable-.

4 church thar runs milk route. the
only church that does so IN New YORK
was dedicated yesterday II IL the Morn
IngSld" Presbyterian. at Morningside
avenue and I22d street and the milk route
H. for zicN babies Of the very poor For
two wears this unique charity has been
maintained, serving usually I25 babies
a dly
With the milk goes trained nurse
Sh" -"e- that the milk l. modified and
then -h" teaches mothers ia. best methods
for infant treatment The nurse gives
her services when the work was started
there was opposition Some thought II
uudign,r"i frr church - modify milk
and then give " away or even To sell u
But dignity did not find favor with Morn
iug-ld- church authorities Now IL IL
such success everybody fsvors II
IN" laJ- John ; Kennedy left To Pres
hyfcritn- "A large amount - money aud
So .gT ~ II went To the milk route church
n" old rullding wa- rebuilt and a parish
hou-r erected In tins parish house are
Two assembly halls a stag" with scenery.
a roof garden and many other things
useful 'o serve a u"tghhornuod The pas
tor M" Rev Allen " McI urdv. said yes
t"~diy thai Il all of the u"rdful appl-
anu"- To- s"ryI'" w"r" not IN the new
building o. wa- b"vaI-~ nobody had been
ahl" To- thIus 20 include them
A. The dedication yesterday the pastor
presided and Their" were several addresses
Tonight members Of IA" New York
Pr--hyt"ry ar. to hc received and they
will inspect the plant The ceremonies 81
dedication viii continue this week
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TiKEN OFF DISABLED BO.T.
Police % Harbor 70 station Rescue STA
Persons on Motor Crau.

The police ~ the Harbor n station
picked up disabled motor boat with SIX
passengers aboard m danger ~ ground
ing on the rocks IN Eighty seventh stree,
Brooklyn. last night A high wind was
hurrylng Choppy waves across the basin
NJ the time
A. Launch S was patrolling on the
Crescent Athletic Club. Ssrgt Debut. in
charge. heard faint calls for helm comm z
from inshore. IN" launch turned IN the
direction - IN" calls and played tho
s"archliRht ahead. ThOs" on board saw
tn" small motor boat with tn six pas
sengers waving their handkerchief
The launch manRuvred toward the boat
as well AZ tn waves would permit and
soon brought up alongside Tn. six
passengers were taken on board tho
polio" launch and towline was afixe
20 the disabled motor boat Tho polio.
then lowed IN" rescued and their boa, tn
IN" foot of Fifty-siNih street. whor" tho
owner, Rudolph Arendf. lives
Tn" motor boat was N" Richard X
Fox and was disabled Wh"n III. "ng,n,
brOk" down IN IN" centre 81 IA" asin
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-24
TO wrD " HO>pIrH TO-Du
q. %. PauI. the bridegroom, T. 81 Of
Typhoid Ni.- I.eu,irmann the bride

wHITE PLAINS y Y oct p Charles
" Paul a Young man - Tins city was
taken ~ On Thursday VIth typhoid fever
he was 80 have he..u married 'p-mprrpw
evening - Miss Marc j I..ud.mann a.
her r"-ld-n".' IN thatt.rton Parkway
Nv Arohd-acun , n Vankla.ck - Graz.
Episcopal church The bridesmaid was
- -" Miss Helen Paul sister ~ rh"
brides hru'h-r vas - attend IA. hrid..
groom tr"d"rloN I'.ud"msnn ~" uI d..~'
brpth"r - N" prospective. bride. was -
give ms sister ~ marriage
Since the serious illness - Young Paul
thus Arran g-nsut has been changed
The Cuupl" have. decided - n. married
n IA" white Plans Hospital vh.r.
Paul ~ a patient. to-morroV morning 4
Paul's condition warrants Hr Van
kl.rCk will pftiCisia and the VedhIug viii
take place ~ the Young mans b.d-ld-
Mr. Paul vas formerly "A member ~
The firm - Paul \ AlnY. who built the
tuy Garag". on MARITIME aV.nu" thts
village Recently h. sold ht- interest =,
Harry MscDrnna aud formed "a part
urrsltp ~ ~" sam" hu-ln..~~ m " filau
Qunby - wh l'h firm h'. H. now "A ru-iuI..r
Miss I.ud"maun j. a daughter ~ he.
late Mr. and Mrs John I."ud"mann
Mrs l"ud"mann vas drowned ~ IN"
General SlOCum disaster On ~" bua'
with Mrs L"udemann when sh" va.
drowned was another daughter. johanna
nov the wif. u Alfred Glasssr. Frederick
I.eudemann. n brother Of ths bride. WAS
on the Slocum when u burned
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-24
Nan ALLEGED COrNTERFEJrS
secret service Men Oct Plates and asO0,
OOO OT NIcaraGuan Notes.

PoRT TovSsEND. Wash Ocf 23 Three
hundred thousand dollar. worth ~ al
legged counterfeit NIcaragrIan Ave peso
notes freshly printed wer" se,yed to-day
by Capt Porter ~ IN" United States secret
service and hts opcraiIVa,
G"org" u Williams. president ~ the
printing company hearing his name D.,
charged with printing ~" spurious notes
u S"cr"sf Iarnpico. Nc, inr. - acc,is"d
- having ~" notes printed and Richard
! Irumbull manager ~ IN" Guarantee
Engraving Company ~ chicago ~
charged with having mad" th" copper
plates from which IN" paTer was printed
1h"s" pilates w~r" taken 10y fhe secret
service men from the press"- where they
we're LelnR usSd ~ the time VI the rad.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-24
,RCH EOLOGI>r I IcIDE.
Pref. NaIagoIa WsS Accused Of Neglect.
Ing Priceless trrhi, - Of Venice

NTF0T ITfIF UFFDTFrF ~ THF VIZ
RoME oct ~ Prof Carlo. Malagola
the celebrated photographer and director
II the State archives a. Venice has com
mitied ricide he had been severely
criticised for alleged neglect - the Az
chv"-. which ar" probably III. most
important m IN" world from a historical
viewpoint and which are numerous
the earliest dating from sS1
4 Government Iuy"Stigation - their
condition revealed rhs' several ~ them
we're damaged and other, were missing
IN" Official result If g." estiRaiion
has not vet been Published
Prof Malagola left . letter to his wife
saying he was no longer able to endure
the attacks made on HIM
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-24
sCaRED CROWD TRtUPLES GIRI
Tier skull Fractured by ySung Men Run
ming FROM . Revolver snot

one ~ group Of Young mon stand
ing IN front 81 Ii3 W"s, Fif'v-first street
yesterday afternoon fired IN a revolver
In the scramble 10 get away the men
knocked down fourteen -year-old NAV
McEnia-. Who lives With her father.
Peter. an engineer. at 40 West Fifty
Second street
Tho girl was thrown heavily IN IN.
street A passing tAxicab took her 10
the Roosevelt Hospital. whore ~ was
found that her skull was fractured and
that her condition was serious The
police arrived To find No trace ~ the gun
man or the crowd that Aed from him
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-24
CRISH ~ GREEtE IGIIN.
Jealous Politicians Forre Premier Vene-
yelOS To Resign People With HIni.

Special CIbir DsHp1'ch 70 THT SIX
ATHENS, Oct - VI Venezelos. the
Cr-tln leader who AZ the request ~
King George formed cabinet on Ocio-
ber ~, has resigned He asked the A.
seinbly FOR a vet ufconfidanca. Whareupon
the followers ~ eN-Prsmiers Mavrnmi-
cha"lis and RallI left IN. Chamber. leav-
ing m" huus" without "a quorum
Premier Nenrz"los interpreted this
action as showing want - confidence in
him. and he therefore submitted his
reSignaii"n to the King. bat the King has
not accepted H.
The crisis - scufe. The King and a
vast ma iority ~ the people support NJ
Nenezeloz. tru~d- p,raded this after
noon, "Ncii"diy accbiming him They
went {" tho palac" and ch--re'i the King
who addressed them from "a balcony
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-24
G,LE TIRrD tRRIFR PIGEON.
~ FeII on the >ngI.r's Deck Among sea-
stick Fishermen.

A norihwesterlv wind that attained the
force Of fresh gale about - miles at
times kicked up sea outside III" Hook
Yesterday that made 1t uncomfortable
for fishermen who went down ~ Sea-
bright aboard the steamboat Angler
There Was som" fishing bat more saasicN-
ness Capt ~ Foster noted a pigeon
max inG al effort g." fight It's way into the
T-Ty eyes Of the blast II would max
headw av for a TINS" and then an unusually
strong pun would send it back ON its
cours" Finally II became utterly eX-
haust'Si and foil on IN. deCk of the Angler
II was picked up and put IN big box
II bor" no message. but around its leg
thor" - an aluminium band with the
figure g
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-24
NEW ATTO L,W TWPERFECT.
CIty MaGistrates want u Amended as to
speeding aRd Other Onenres.

Chief Magistrst" McAdoo said yestsr-
day that the Board - city Magistrates
would confer with Mayor Gaynor with
the view to having the Callan motor
vehicle Law amended He said the new
law doesn't really hJ speed limit and the
Ma gIstrats- accordingly are working
under the city ordinance ~ ten or twelve
years ago prohibiting Rr"lter speed
than eIght mIls- an hour in the settled
sactionz ~ the city The law said the
Chief Magistrate. can stand lot ~ i'm
movement IN other WAYS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-24
uTO BOLT< TRtCk: M MIS- y.
RarInE Machine a.Ors Through Fence
Into crowd 81 spectators.

DALLAS. Tex oct - Eight psr-nuE
w.r. seriously hurt and three 81 them
/ NAV die a. the result IT an automobile
accident at the state fair grounds just
| ha.for. > O'Clock this afternoon. Tn"
GRAY Wolf - famous racing car. Culld~d
, with u nU1DrCyCl. a. the two wsr" irving
ont N" track preparatory To- Va" rncr>
that l.gin next Thursday ard then be-
coming uumaung- dashed through tn.
fence into crowd ~ thousands II -p..c-
tarorz The following were injured
T. = Bnggs LIttl. Rock. ARK rider ~
motorcycle left shoulder broken, Hos-''
Prick Maple aysnu" road, four miles
north 81 Dallas. neck broken. left arm
broken and internal injuries no hope Of
recovery: J. ". Stewart. grocer. al South
Ervay s'reef. Da Has. two fingers Of left
hand broken. bruises on right arm: Mrs
J VI stewart. s7i South Ervay street
Dallas loft leg broken IN two places
fracture 81 skull AT has" Of brain. no hop"
Of recovery. Dr X. r. Harn"-hsimsr
Beckville. Tex. right kn"" broken Odessa
Harnesheirner. - wears old. daughter 81
DIR Hanesheimsr TiRh' leg broken:
Norma Hame~heimsr. 8 years old. in,sr-
nally injured. and also on head. NAV die:
Walter Riglsr. Paris. TeI kn~"caP
crushed.
IN. injured persons were hurried IN
automobiles 10 the ems' gency hospital
on the State Pair GROUNDS, where the
emergency stan ~ physicians and nurree
dressed the wounds temporarily Ambu
lances we're summoned To 60 nvey them
10 the baptist Memorial Sanitarium.
where thav all are tonight
One q the largest crowds that have or
gathered about IN fence enclosing the
fair grounds TaCe' -ack was here this |
afternoon. prObIbIy ~ many ~ 50. nfO |
persons That No others we're injured |
h due 10 he fact that the car struck the |
fence ~ point where NJ" crowd was not /
a. dense a. ~ other places
Those who Witnessed the acridsn' de-
clare that ~ vas due ~ tho fact that
BoRRu had lost hia hat on y previous lap !
~ the track and had stopped ~ get II
on this round Ne had not gained sum
cent speed 10 get Oui - ~" wsy ~ the
car when " came upon HIM
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-24

IN" Offices ~ al tire" - M" Deputy
Polio" Commissioners At PoIIC" Hesn-
quarters wcr" occupied Yesterday First
Deputy COMMISSIONER Dri-Coll spent the
greater part IT ~" 1ft"ruoun signing
ap.r- Second Deputy CoInmi-siOner
FLYNN spent about four hours ~ studyirg
ih" detrctIv" bureau Third Deputy
Commissioner Walsh - h. often doc on
SUNDAY afternoon. dropped m to attend
20 routine business IT hts ONCE. IN which
the long trial calendar makes him fall
bOhind-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-24
FIXING SOLDIER kILLED.
NrTOpIane Of capt. MadIoi. On, entOr Of
Man IIfIIng kIte, GoIiaIpses.

7|TFFTTT NV ~
PAEIs. Oct. % Capt Madiof a mill
iIry aviator. feb ~ Yards to-day in a
Br"guef biplan- near Douli and was
killed The cause - his IA n IL unknown
lie had he-n flying splendidly and
had began 10 volplane when the on
lockers saw the machine suddenly col
lapse and drop.
capt Madriot invented a man lifting
kIt" the performances 81 which we're a
nptabl. feature a, the Keims aviation
meeting
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-24
TROLLEY can WRECKS TAM.
oman and Three Wen Are Tossed Into
The street

\ taNrcnb In which were Mr. and Mrs
william Rn-enhach 81 23s West 10th
r'."i nni Mrs Ros"nbachz faith.
Msllnm Loeb ~ nj West IO5ih street
turned 10 FROM of scout Inbound Columbus
lv"nu" car 81 seventy --iNth street last
night ~" EAR Tamtnr,i IN" cab on ia.
sd. and 'hr,'E the occupants TO ha sir'..-i
Nh, E0S.Ubach WIS badly shaken up. hut
~" and ~" two men insisted upOn being
taken - ru"ir holmes ~ Flow"r Hospital
ambulance. ~" chauffeur. Ira NOrden
vaE not injured. although his machin"
WAS a wreck
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-24
CRJPPEN VIM ipPEtL.
american Ia FlGht NEsIns, ENrru,Ion for
wife Murder

ETFF'T| I|NTF UF3TTTTN % THE wv
LONDON. Dot 20 The DAILY Nal saws
that Dr. Cnppen. who was sentenced
ye~tsrday to be hanged for the murder 81
bis wife. viii apPpAl.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-24

Boilers and Irnare~ HOl ton heated ho,isss
80 l~st ShON SONS attn street near Broad Is
-.Lss.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-24
CARNEGIE BACK, NOT STRONG
iBIE. THOI on. To HikE I
SPEC ~ " THE SHIP"S Souvenir.
" ouIsint Say NOrd NBoai american PolI-
ties. bat wanted News Of NeStmIn-
ter Repeated Wy Native Country
Thee" on ShIphOaTd Owns the W..

Andrew Carnegie. who "a lied FOR SkibO
Castle feeling somewhat worn physically.
came hack yesterday by the White Star
liner Baltic looking no more energetic
than when he departed lie Was assisted
from the ship and 10 his automo bile Ivy "a
friend aud an attendant His wife and
little daughter Margaret remained on
the pier and attended 20 the la ggage
To those who had seen him when he went
away last April he seemed feeber than
then. and he was less communicative.
although quite cheerful He wanted Ia
know the reporters could tell him any
thing new about the adjustment Of the
trouble between the Lords and the Com
happened since he had left Liverpool
expressed a hope that there would be- a
speedy settlement of the matter. The
reporters pressed him to sav something
GREETED that he had no news. lie re-
fused Ia say anything about the approach
ing elections here and IN other States
waving h,- hand and rrmsrk,us
-Of all things no politics
Mr.. carnegie made speech AT ia"
ships concert IN which he -ald that II
was his eighth trip nn the Baltic and his
lmth across the Atlantic when h. em-
grated some forty-"dd years ago h- said
the sailing vessel in which lac cam" had
none ~ the mNuris- of the immigrant ship
of to-day The contrast was -tup-uduu-
lie sald II Vas the proIds-t thing uf his
NE To be- an American citizen, and Their"
vas applause which prompted him To -av
i can -e~ that Their" are Americans her"
A. loyal a. am MR. Carnegie reCit.d
the second stauzl ~ NV Country 'Tt- II
Thee. and Mr. Carnage repeated It after
haT
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Nv native country thee
Land ~ the noble free

Ny native country thee
Land ~ the noble free
IHs rarur love
love my rpr., and r.Is
Iul goods AMI '~rrYl-i hills
M hsA-' nth rsniuvr thrills
Lac 'f1' Hpu.r
Everybody IN ~" saloon sang th" hymu
Mr. Carnegie -Itd h" loved It - well that
he had bought the original manuscript
and pril"d II highly Then he molhf..d
the Briton- present by proposing ia.
toast God save tn" King just lot the
sake ~ the old country
Mr.. Carnegie - IS years ~ age
Other Passengers hy tn" Baltic were
Judge Georg" GRAY. who has he-u away
Ave months. nearly four ~ which he spent
at the Hague tribunal being member
81 ts,e international Permanent Court ~
Arbitration. and Archbishop Patrick "
kiprd1n - san Francesca. who has been
-""kIng health abroad and said h- had
been benefited hv hi- trip
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'7i'Nued on Third Page.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-12-03

at the home of Mr.. Marks father,
f. X. Marks, at Long Beach. The ell
der MIr. Marks was here visiting his
son end family couple of weeks
ago.
Fred S. Ashley has received an
other carload of Eastern furniture
containing many innovations in styles
One new-or rather old style back in
fachion-is the wooden knobs on draw
ers in beautiful oak dressers, chiffon
iers, etc.
A fair sized audience heard THE
Jcesph DERRICK company in lis Mar
riage a Failure" at the opera house
Wednesday might. The farce 1t
should not be dignified by the name
of comedy-did not appeal very tsrone
ly to our playgoers. The company,
especially Mr.. Detrick and Hiss Nor
doff, were better than the play.
Mrs. E. w Rumble left Monday
morning for San Francisco to visit
friends for month and at the end
of that time will be joined by MT
Rumble. of the Bolton-Bodmer COM
any, and the two will spend several
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-12-03

Manager F. S. BramweM and Field
Superintendent Kerr of the sugar fact
ory came in Friday to look after the
interests Of the company.
Rev. A. r. Carrick will preach in
the Presbyterian church morning and
evening Sunday, Dec. A. ALL are cor
dially invited to attend.
Mrs. j. A. Doran and little son
( of 12 miles north of town, went to
La Grande Friday, called there by
the serious illness of her sitser, Mrs.
SmaGley.
II you want good feed for your
team and good treatment come to
White Front Barn. 97btf
A. B. Conoway arrived i'm the city
Thurdsay, from Clearfield Ia, and
will probably resume the practice of
.aw here. Mrs. Conoway came some
time ago.
C. A. DeBoie went to Wnllowa,
Thursday, to work ait his trade, his
place in Calvin's barber shop is TIA.
ken by Hallie Boswell, who returned,
Tuesday, from portland.
| A letter from NJ. l.. Harris former
ly OF this valley but for the pas
year resident OF THE Flora country
says they are now located att Emmet
Ida. Mr.. Harris recently sold his
farm near Flora.
L. N. Perry, president of THE Ore
gon State Retailers association, was
in town, "Wednesday. interesting thu
merchants i'm the convention of THE
association to be held ait Salem late
in January next.
Mrs. N. H. Marks and children
left Thursday for an extended visi'