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The sun., 1910-07-30
D,Tr ON DRILLED PEARLS.
An old Question >bout classification sf
the Imitation Comes Ip.

One of tho old questions as ~ the duty
on drilled imitation pearls was presented
Yesterday - IN" Board of United States
General Appraisers for ia" first time
under the present tariff law ~ great
was the Volum. of litigation over pearls
and thelr limitations under IN" old law
that when the Iewslry claus" IA the pr"s-
ent law was drawn a special "Nori WAS
made AZ the request # Maiden lanes
importers ~ have tlr' references to
pearls As dafnIt" ~ possible.
The importers hav" hssn hoping that
the hong years ni Aagal battles over duties
on drilled aud imitation pearls wer" over.
hut the decision uf th, board m the present
Casa and IN" ACCOMMODATING opinion show
iha, the Did questions. with un" ~ two
n.w complications. d'' lk"ly To- boz raiSed
again
The case involved = quin'iiv "f drilled
imitation l"arls imported bv the Ameri-
ran Read COMPANY IN" Inilast ~ of ths
Port inpO-sd duty 81 thr rat" ~ - par
cent under ~, bead rly'is' ~ IN" law.
whirh .Sreciallv "uUm.-a'es imitation
luaarl h.,adS Thus RAJ" has gvnrr illy
been collected when the agticls are 10
H.. made into h".td ornaments fur dress or
for millinery IrIrpo-s.~ bT Tor novelties.
Tho i'uI prf"r- maintain. however, that
the duty -hrgld 10" only - i-ar cent under
the iew,.lrv ,L,rl~, 81 th' I,w which refers
.Npr.s,N 60 -Iui'aiIru precious ,frr"s,
iuCMd,us pearls
IA. board iu ~ opinion. written Nv
Cauaral Au,rlI~..r Sharr-tt- admits soma
doubt ~ g. whether ~. .,hra~" -imIta-
ton I-,arl h.std-- rurlud"- all mutations
~ drilled D.trl~ II ~ aI~r pointed mt
that 10 the new L,W the g'hras' -iriisd nr
uudr lois j. pla.,'d after a." word 'elr .s.
THI.f FsaFHs tad
after in. wurui~ imitation pgafl~
Tho board held that ~" u~. 80 which
th" ARTICLES are 80 w., pat hy m" importing
rumtanV should h' IN" controlling fac
tor y IN" company tdi'Hd ip provo
thai th.v w.-' Go ls. strung Iu imitation
t,arsI u", nLly,.- .r uthcrWI.'' mad" M
INTO i.Wclry ~" board upheld "a. col
i..,'D- ~ l-s..,,-In, ih. higher dItv
The sun., 1910-07-30
uOtNT WkINLEi CIIUBER>.
Ascent Impossible In summer, ~sS Wen
safety ssrk second Failure.

SEWARD. Ala~k.. July 20 Two MON
h.r, nf the "Ny''Itiun v hlch tried 10 clrrnp
Mount Mck .niey ha>" arrlv'-! her" They
are Al cool and Joseph Ridley. ,. r Rush
leader. and Pho'oEr d ,,h"r ROYCE w"r. de
lavad and wont rcl,u here until to-
morrow
Whit" cool and Bidic, drcltn" 20 naas .
detailed -tateln"n; - the experiences ol
the party. they de, Lire o. ~ l'uIossibl. 10
ascend % the summit ~ summer They
say jgD feet oi PERCEPTIONS cliffs -urrounI
tn. extreme tot, " IN" mountain
Th' party easily r"a he'd IN" summit
a,c-nd..d by Dr CoO, and Edward Rarr,I.
hat ~ VaSfGlly ten miles from th. rci sum
nit Th"v took prdctIca'ly ia" -an' route
a. that followed 10y JouE. going up the
ChulidI River "a bOats az far A. porsIblr
and then striking HCrOs- country On foot
The American Geological SOCIETY o. ~
u.-iItIun, under the l.pi 1T Prof llurchell
oI IpiUn'pia nv crsIty. aHd Belimore
brown 81 Tacoma. - reported To have
failel al~o 80 ascend Mount MCk inI.v
This party left day later 'han the Rush
Iarty amt won't up IN" Chulitua IN the
power boat Explorer This rartv FOL
low - the same general COURSE as the first
expedition but vas forced 70 turn back
b"cNu-. nf shortage n food
The sun., 1910-07-30
I, =. HEI><E'> rO>, UTION.
Imp~ticti Due administration 81 Justice,
bat Not by Rrme, Ing account books

Arthur = Heinye trrthcr Of frity
Augustus Heinzc, was convicted la,s
summer IN tho tinted State Circuit
Court on IN. third count IN the indiCt-
m,.nt which after reCItIng the facts
connected with IN" issuance ~ the sub
p1ua on Tracy = RuCSInghAm. states
that Hainy~ unlawfully and corrnp'ly
d'i cndesvor tn i'npcda the du" admin
tst ration of Justice IN the said court nv
then and 'hsre and before the -aid Joseph
j kumb u'hs deputy marshall had an
ONO r-un''V ~ md and the said
I raCy = buckin CHAM and serve the said
writ upon him. EnowIngly. wiltullN and
cnrriIptlv adNstnS and directing the SSd
/ raw y Birmingham ~ Ss~-urs and conceal
hirns.lf from ana ayOld 'he said Joseph j
hurnh and .yads the ~srViC.' of fnA said
NrIt vron him. and 70 depart from tho
Said di-tric' IN order 'O avade such service
all ~ " hi~h the Mid ! racv RIckInghAm
m pursuance ot the Said ad,IC" and di-
r.Sc'ior 81 IN" SaId Arthur y Hein1~
irntnadiatclv did ard by furnishing n
sum NJ money to WIt. an" hundred dollars
:, tho sa'd 1raCv Buckingham To a.
- and snabl" hlm ~ depart from IN"
~ "a d's'rC' ana 80 i0 the -aid foreign
country
The indictment did not charge Heinz~
Nrh nts'uiCtinG the admin Stra'ton NJ
Just.. ~ assisting m the removal NJ
iNa asS-,'ln' bonk- ~ rho Tinted Copper
COMPANY and Mr. H"in1" Wa not 40
a. tot
The sun., 1910-07-30
SWINDLE N ,E>rRILoo, Isu.
iden' lneatiOn seemed Go Come FrOm Man
Whom the Dupr hnem

MADIs,\ J July ~ NentTiIo-
"itsm as al ant 10 check >WIndling seems
O." have h--n successfully Employed by a
N'ia1 ger who cdll'd hlms..h e Sirnms and
81 thai, Nuvd.r Yesterday FOR So
h" pretended that h, wanted eau ui
pant of-n-d ,u-ck fur tlI o. Ipockst-d
ih' 'hangr ~hich Snyder gsVr HIM sLd
departed sIving that u' would h.. Ia, -
shortly - g't IN" paint b" never r.'-
tunrDi and NJ Snyd-i learned today
ihLt iac ch"ch MAS up good
tn min nrst ap;'e aud asked Ga y
piIC ~ IN" paint tie Was told It Wouid
." "
NJ .Ight, H. -srd IN he back n
4 minute
he returned W.T., .,hrck made out TO
& Slmms aud p,upurtInE 10 he signrd
bv ihr Rev ~ hrseph Mcdowell Oi the
Catholic church IN Madison II wss draw
On the Morustown Trust Company Ins
ch"ck looked all right. hut Mr snyder
Vas stIll doubtful whether or not TO accept
% when fred Williams. coloTed man.
Nnom Mr snyder knows very we'll,
entered IN" store and passed by the Two
at the counter As he passed Mr Snyder
thought h~ heard the colorrd man speak
IN a familiar tone to the stranger. saying
Right Oh the job eh
convinced that SImms was an acquAI int
snce OF man ne trusted Mr. snyder
hrsItated no longer bat made the change
H. discovered on invest "a iion that he
had beSn duped Williams denied that
he had made a remark TO any one. let
alone TO the stranger. whom he could not
remember ever to nave seen before
The sun., 1910-07-30
No DE,L YET ON LORDS IETO.
Asuuiih Reports to the COmmons Thai
Conferences should Continue.

>7SJ'N Z rte Dftp''cf 20 THt SCS
IoNrS,N. July - Ia the iioIss ot
, oinmons this afternoon PrIme Minister
lsquith mad. a statement ia regard ~ tie
progress that Mas Icing made Nv the com
ference OF Gov -rnm-nt leaders and mem
hers ut IN" Opposition ~ reference To- the
veto power uI the House OF Lords
Ihe Premier sand that representative
of the Government and the Opposition
had held twelve meetings They had
carefully surveyed a :" part at the field
Of controversy The discussions had
made such progress. although the con
f-re-S had not So fdr reached an agree
ment as 10 render u ~ the opInIon OF
all no, only desirable bat necessary that
the meetings should continue
In fact. said Mr. A-quith he might go
further aud sav they would think II wrong
at thus stage 10 break them on There
was no quest ion. he said 81 their indefinite
continuance and Il the Ministry found as
a result OF further deliberations during
the recess that there was no prospect
Of an agreement that could be- announced
to Parliament during the course Of the
present session they would bring the con
ferences to close
The sun., 1910-07-30
SM,LL BtRErOOr M RGLiR.
H,s Love Of Cand, va, the ndelns Of
His Industry.

FssEX FELLs. y ! July % The burg
lar whose numerous hluls have kept
EsseN Fe l. on tho qri vlve for som" ;imc
turns out TO h" a barefoot hoy who no NOR"
realizes the gravity ~ the Crimcs he has
committed than tina value of the plund"r
ne got Tie has been arrrst Il. has con-
fass Il and ~ now in the county jail
awaiting tha action NJ the Grand jury
John omrah. ysaIs old. ~ tn" Culprit.
Tn" richest haul he made was from ~"
residence " Walter 4 >hut- Of Ros~lnrd
av, n,lc where h- got J'wrlry worth sl.uc
u, CAV, som" ~ II away and suld a watch
to "A hlCkmau "A. IS unabl" to tell IN"
authorities how h" got rid ~ tn" rest
of II
Inc lad broke INTO tho home Of
l. ,okwooi m " M,.dr adv ami ransichcu
'nN hou-@ All tn" Nalubl-s had l'--n
h,N"d up pr"1Irit Dry To b"inG d"p"s't"I
n safety vaults Will" the fanny WIS
away lie found soIn" candy ana was
npn~aalantly munch.ng II on tn ircht
porch when Policeman John tN"'o'd'
pa.s.d Nv sold wondered Vngu"Iy
about tho barefoot hoy on the porcn
oatr- candy tout at that tim" did not
ou .-tlon him Later whom Mas LOCK-
wo-d reported the robt"rv ana Hlid
tror" was much ANDY mIssinS ky"so'dt
thought again ~ IN. 10" ard hunted
him IN Il found him v"st"rdly soil
ing h.tl,cs and placed him under arrest
Norir- Com-ln t1"N Sixn-d h'> c'nt"s
sion -
Among tho pl,.- ~ - -aid 20 hAN"
r,hl ad a-N III , nom. ~ CiNoTg" 4 N"Tn"r
and Hnn-v B"CA"r l..sid'> thos" n im"i
The sun., 1910-07-30
pITH u,RG, HENr HOrE.
franL enberE Thea Volunteered His tate
sf FOrser, and NdNenture.

Julius Frankenbsrg. who also passes.
under the name of Frank Brandon aud
who SAYS ne IL an sctor was brought
hack from Boston Yesterday nv Detec-
tive Barney Flood uf th. District Al
torneSs ofiC- 4 beach warrant ~as
ssued for Frankenb=rR on Juiv % charg
ung him with forgery IN the second degree
Up To- a month ago FIanksnbe berg lived
At .i' kasI twentieth street in board
.ng house conducted nv a Mrs Non Nulf-
IN Inc boarding house keeper has a
daUghI"r named Marga q or - years
Old. and said to- he attractive
FranLsnberg. according to the inior
nation given the police told Mrs Won
Nulffin and her daughter that he had
written vaudeville sket ch for seven
characters. with the title A Dutch
MIKup- He wanted Marga Won Wulffin
To take the leading female part and he
wanted money TO buy costumes, electrical
effects and scenery To prove that the
sketch was good one and that II was
a safe investment Frankenberg displayed
what purported to be contract signed
by jules Ruby OF the United Booking
OfiCes. in which the agen, agreed to
hook the act Tor a long term OF ~eek ks
Mr. Ruhy ~ complainant against Frank 70
enherR IN the forgery charge
ON the strength Of Frankenberg .
statement. and OF the contract Mrs Won
Wulffn loaned her boarder $500 and so
the police say. the boarder Immediately
disappeared with NIarza Won Wulffin
They went To Boston aud got two rooms
at i776 Washington street The 500
lasted them until July q
CoinCldentlv with the finish OF the 5000
Mrs Won Nulfin who had been receiving
postal cards from her daughter. decided
IL was about time To go and get her;
which she did and the Young woman re-
turned without protest The very next
day Frlnk"nherg went to a police station
IN Ro-ton and not only gave himself up
hu' told the whole story He said that
lac forged MIR Rubys name To- the con
tract becauAa II he only could get the
necessary money he was sure his act
would b" hooked and would b- a success
Frankenherg says that he - - years
old and unmarried He tells "a romantic
story ono. an officer in m. German
army. he says he i entitled To- a I'.n-ion
ot SIS month while IN Germany. hut on
li- coming to America this pension was
,u' down To g. q month lie showed a
hronz" medal which he says the kaIser
himself pinned on MS breast in T~cog
nltIon ~ bravery He adds that he has
been soldier Of fortune lighting against
IN" HottsntOts in German East Africa
and with the BoerE against England IN
the lransyaal In the latter war he saws.
h." made 80 much trouble Tor the British
forces tnat an order was issued 10y them
for tn. tapture. dead or alive. of the
lirtl" German scout on big white horse =
m" little German scout FrInkenherg
~ sure w.,s none other than himself
~. ~as locked up AT Police Headquarters
The sun., 1910-07-30
,RGI NC DOTk RiILU
Con,psn, says u wants To Operate. hat
MANY arc Opposed.

III" Public service Comm issInn began
hearings Yesterday on the Application
made hv the New York Dnck Railway for
the approval hv tho board Of the opera
uon of = freight raiiroad along the water
front IN Brooklvn, extending for dis
lance " about three and a half miles
from tatharlra street ferry tO Atlantic
BASIN Charles - Hotchkiss. counsel for
IN. companv. said that the COMPANY
was not applying for = franchise hut only
for r.rmISsion L. op"rat" a franChls"
,rhrch had been grart.si hv th" old civ
nf Rrun,, iv, to th. NcN NorI, Dock Co'n-
panv. whose interests had re.n tax .n
over hN tho New NprN pock RAILWAY
Apparentlv m" plans n cArrl~i out
would mean tn" running 81 a freight I'm"
acro.s tho entrance ~ several ferries
and Assistant Cos'oTail"n Counsel Rurr
" hp apueArsi Tor the CITY. sali that he
Was uerulaNeh a. to the situation which
would br created II the Application wsr.
allowed lie appcs led TO tn" commission
for an adjournment 30 that he could looN
INTO The matter
Counsel for some ~ tho inAnufaCtur-
InE places IN front ot which 'h" proIo-.Si
railroad would nm opios'd the granting
Of the application on the ground that u
would cut tho-" factories of from free
access In the waterfront.
Dock Commissioner IonkIns. who at
tanded the hearing. -RId that he lack ed
definite Information as to what the com
nanv actually intended to do and adv lsed
IN. commission To- go cautiously befor"
acting on the application. He took this
ground as he explained. because Of the
need Of prov iding hY the city additionsl
docking and terminal facilities for the
port in just such parts Of the waterfront
a. were concerned ~ tn" application.
In order 'o give all the interests repre-
sentsd a. the hearing chance To study
IN. gitua tI1n presented to th" Cummis-
SION All adIournrn"n' vas taken until
The sun., 1910-07-30
J,II1,>.T H0LDCORPOR,T ,TIO>
o.Irt FInd. Tha' tie To" 'niHnGibe
Tn,nE 10 Put BrhInd Bars

I>rr,N,rorIs .Iuly - How h" could
Irrp-tson a corporation ~s' IuNs''nn
winch hoths-sd Iudgo Pritchhrd IN th'
,-,miraI court th,n morning durnR ana
r',,- - s-Suncnt IN = motion tn aua~h W
.psc ,g,,rst ,hoFnel'sh ooll"n F"n-
navy rha-r~d with having u-"d ~
ur,on ln,Nl IN "a gods without rN''
y Sh' - - -
Tho motion - duPsh ~'t out thai n,
,,-,o--.l,n hrs NVcr h@"n Imprisor"d
-, Ia. or a~y uthrr Silt". and that y
would 10 impossible - Imp'''n -"''
az nj CIh'" thing
tttoru'v O. G. P"trJohn 10 IN" - .
f.nd9-t .l-p rP 4 m" question ih'' '
tho -u. n" e N.-1rn county ""r,h NOV
collect ~ A.. m fo- IN" -'"'t ana N-'i'
ni q cnrI,ora'Ipn
Judo Pr,trha-i srIi n" "ors'd"r"d
Tho -'aiu', - not .pp'vlng ~ corpora
non ,na~much gg y -c'm'd fnA1ds''rN
,n L,rn that m. defendant 4 ""nNlCt'd
must l., imprisoned IN ths T"nitenuArV .
W, y crad ,mprisonmCnt m tn" ia'l ~
wnrshouss must =" A!d"d.
The sun., 1910-07-30
,RrHITE,r>' BRO>/E M >T>.
Thsi wonderful Metallic Cos,iuE whirh
Was tn Make u NJ HIch IAIIs.

4 p"tition m bankruptcy hs- NN"n ftlsd
against the Architects standard BronZn
Company which has nNicrs ~ ! Madison
avenue IN" compsnv'- creditors ar"
III" Owsp Walsh Manufacturing Company
- tho "Ntrut oi i'3: Joseph M""ler
SIJn. ana the Packard Company. 81
IN" as-"ts are eri mated NJ s..
This company was Incorporated about
two v"ar- ago with y capital stock Of
81 eaup The names ~ m" Officers "
the company are given 49, Edwin J S-lley
pr.-ld-nt. Warren = Green. treasurer
and William n Walker. secretary when
the company was started th" name ui
Mrs Caroline Foot" Marsh l-ad-r ~ a
Now Thought church m Brooklyn. was on
~. prospectus. hut later wa- removed
In Igr the Architects STANDARD Bronze
ornpany advertised and extensively
Never I..for" IA III" hi.t"ry of nnanc"
hAs u proposition teen pr"-"nted - IN"
public which offers such prait po-s'-
uint.-- as the ATcnlt"Cts Brunz". and 50
Oh tor columns IN som" newspapers
t.tNlu ! S-il.'y Was ment Ion-d ~ tt"-..
,dyertlretn-ut- a. "a man tor iN',N" Years
-ucc,.a-ful publisher ~ New lork 'ity p
Samples OF hroul" btI-ts PLAQUES. ItatU-
.tte- lni even a door ana - window
l.ailng a coating OF bronl.' w"rc "NnIni-
ted IN the arCad. II the Metropolitan Lite
nmlding OF the purpose of giving one an
,d.,a a. TO the workings ~ the process
winch dcpositsd copper on wood and
almost anything. as the prospectus
SAID, and which was kept IN IN" bosOrn OF
tho Architects Bronze Company, 90
thai only that portion oi the public that
purchased stock could ENJOY thu profits
thereof
IN. predecessor OF this sNhibIting com
pany was IN" American Architects Bronze
,'omtany. and EDWIN i S"ll"y was q leo
president of that Inc American Bron2"
I'oanpany wss equally optimistic a. 10
its future OIt went INTO bankruptcy
IN December. 1875. after - receiver had
bc.u appointed for u Tn"n Mr. S"lley
promot 81 the Multiphon~ Operating Com
n.ny winch also iall.d His experience
a- = successful publisher va- mostly
confined to labor GnIon publications. and
a plumhing trade paper
While he was running The latter Mr..
SnlI.v mel Diamond Phi W"ins"lm.r
The two we-r very friendly and worked
side Iv s.dr 20 ~. Industrial Federation
of America which was formed 10 buld a
,lty Tor lahorIng men ~ the swamps II
jamaica Bay
The Mr- IaTplin" Foot" Marsh men
toned IN the bankrupt conn. nv pros
peoiu- '"Cturrd To- nav" Brnoklvn On
: b-atinu- uf III" pul ard 'hIng- hk"th1t
The sun., 1910-07-30
Runawa, Truck Crn~hr> Through DruE
store Window.

M auto tuIoN N'lunCinC tn IN" Emerson
prus company wh,l.r descending puey-
Hal uu Is'NtuEt'u ay"nu" ~ io2d St-a"t
la-' night r,'..~Hd 90 obey ~ hr,," and
started down trV -" d~ty"- .u'nr-,d
and th" truck ,ar".u"d down ,p Iuld
street
ON ~" u.r'h"is' corner - Iu5d street
and Lexington aN.uu" a." nrarhIn.
crashed thrpusu m" show wtudrw ot
Sainusl friedman drug stur". GOOD
man Was h.nind ih" counter -"rNtug a
woman When 10" lew 'h" tru"e coming
he ran uut and pushed ~" woman avav
The truck ulnug nod through Toilet ppNdsr
and shaving -nar ,,ud ,,iat" glass p"'ura
~ -tppD,d lrr"wru 'r'W lrgIu" '"in-
panv g hel;.'d "NtIiD1i" % tr'ru ih' - prs.
The sun., 1910-07-30
~ ~ O>E COI RT NOON.
T~ ent> seven Colonies of Germs. Inciud-
ing n Pew Non-Pathosenic tocri.

4 report A. 10 tests tor germs in the
atmosphere Of the County CoUrt room in
BROOKLYN was sent yesterday To Judge
FavCet; The tests were made on June
- last by Or { 7 Graham, medical
Inspector for the State Department OF
Labor. early in the day when ventila ting
fans were going and only 22i persons were
in the room The report says
III" haC' sr io!oRiCal de'ermins'lo ion show 81
lVrniv seven olonic- of bacteria and five
moulds in Two li'srs Of air ASrirsted through
an srrobo-cope careful ISOLATION of inc
bacteria showed quite number Of pseudo
81 phthrria baoilli and Kl"o- I.oeir'er true
dtphth.ria' ha'ih There ere also found
ba, Illus eli fub"rcuihr ha"iili and non
pai Hogsni. non disease pro.luUing, Cocct
The sun., 1910-07-30
,DTRO\ FTRr PiTROJ
Few wcaS Points In the system inst sHed
~, the state

Tri,, Iulv - II was stated to- dAv
bv partv nf state ufic,als who have
coin, .atad an Investigation " tho hr"
patrol syst"tn Recently installed IN N"
Adrronda"ss hv m" stat" hat few Weak
points Iu 'ha alahpra'" 'ra fighting -"rN ICs
had h-,.n r.vaal"d and tha they will
hay" ~ - rsinsdisd i-.fure the system
- =. "Tec'i,c a. u was Designed ." u"
Nh.n there ~ hay Atmospheric
condition ~ - impossible for the lonknuts
on 'h' IRE stations re"Nntlv ar""ted hy the
~ ate a. laTRs Cost 10 s@e any great
distance n" A. Root Raw Pond starte 4
hv lightning ran for many hours before
~ vas discovered Now there IS an
agita'trn fpr firehoa's On the larger
hdhronda"k lakes. equipped with pn~erful
engines and about con feet ~! hos"
The sun., 1910-07-30
,,,I>rD ~ >Bt>D I HIDE.
Wa charged WIN DiEamou. Marriage
Win I.IrI Of 10.

S,u,NIrN. Pa Julv - Pacing a
,uarg- 81 abduction i,"cau-" with
ore wiic hvlnR h" marrI"d 'iyt""n year
Old Harriet Long Alfred Thomas. aged
~ v,a-s. to-day committed suicid" ,n
a cell at tn. central pulicr station White
he slowly stranghd 'o death ha hal
a pho,ogr aph " his "hild Wife of a w"ek Il
PINNED yer his heart
Thomas boaid 4 with the Long family
His wife and iiv" children lived else whnr"
in the city. tho children with rrlat yes
the mother working a. a domestic. Np-
par~n'lv the mother ~ the child wife
approved ~ Thomas. but IN" father swore
ptI n warrant fpr hrs arr-St
The sun., 1910-07-30
PRESIDENT uONTT JAWAICA.
Head Of Peru's GOVernmen, WIN sail for
New Nork To-day.

>9,uG' CIblr Drspd'cH 80 THE SrN
KINGSTON. Jamaica, July -. Senior
Montt. President OF Chile. with his suite
arrived here this morning from Colon
on the steamship Tagus on his way to
the United States The President. who
Is going to Europe for the benefit OF
his health. felt fatigued and did not
leave the ship until the afternoon, when
he drove around the town sightseeing.
He will sail tomorrow morning Tor
New York President Montt will probably
visit Canada before sailing for Europe.
The sun., 1910-07-30
yO,E ~. GiRWE>T WORhER>.
ptttn Avenue NsSoriation wants 10" U"
out, uIocE InE the va. :;'-'s

-rj.,s, -a,no rrhsr that ANYTHING that
,,,.-,o-c. with ~ oh-trrIrts the fF"a
,n,rc,naris " people along Fifth avenue
t,,,,,. som and hurts rs Thus reads
. ir-tar lent "ut hv 'h' ti''h A'"hu"
,s~n'iatIon AMI with "ther ~ Asrhiri-
,ha .,,rs eta, dI-,ribpied ve~'srdaY
.nlon: -. ,,lar.s of nus,n-~s "i ~" gar
rnent vork"~- .I,
Tha a..n.tation. 'hrough is pr"sIdent
Ropor, Gls- C0ok~ announc"d ihat "
had started "a oam, aIgn - stop IN" l"','r
-, - ,I., garner, workers a. MONDAY
Long Fif,h aVauuN There have t'c"n com b.
",la,nts ~ late that such lettering blocks
he .,dswalka and imD~des business
and the I.netsrs were issued as TAR
of the general plan I" put a Hop 70
IN way tha' VIII not "neho 'ne 'o''-
The sun., 1910-07-30
Jump. Prom window. Narrowly N'ss'ns
Policeman Beio~.

Norr,s Morrl- Of -: East i1Sth street
,or.r,an in the shirt~aist factory OF Propp
A C,errlck on the fourth fo"r Of 81 west
Tv.n,v-ifth street. attempted suicide
Wv mmring from one oi the shop wino1ws
vestcrtav afternoon Policeman Solsn
was standing underneath she wnnoN
a, ,le ,Tuna and missed ieng hit ny Nor .
-. ho,ly bv A fraction ~ an inch Morris
S,,s tas"n ~ Rcli.vue hospital HI. CON
,iition ts serious
The sun., 1910-07-30
PoIIc- captain Leary Transferred from
NhIIr>tOne 10 astoria.

capt Cornelius Lrary - the White
=; DL. noh,r station chapgsd places last
night Wirh apt Thomas r Darcy II
IN" ASTORIA station
Capt l-aTy was recently ~ trls' at
Brooklyn headquarters. tho charges
AGAINST him b~inR brought Nv hguor
dealer ~ Mhite-tons who pald hat Capt
I.earv had heen intimate with his wife
No decision upon she charge against
capt T.~ary has h~en announC ed and
Police Iomm'NHi DosT Baker refuses IN
sav whsther = decis un has been r~aC he'd
The sun., 1910-07-30
IOING IiUiER NHIDE.
" rndrn souzhlin. sufferer irom in-
ssninIs. shsotS HimseH.

Wendell IouRhln. Young lawyer
who prn"1is.d IN m" West Sid" police
court kill-d himself with pistol IN hIs
HON. at 80 Eighth avenue Yesterday
morning
CouEhIlu Suffered from insomnia and
Na- accustomed to II-,- and stroll about
during 'hs night 10 lnduC" sheep
~. r-turH.d fruu! one OF th".- walks
abDN . Clpck Yesterday morning and
the family ;houghi he r"tIr-d George.
hi- younger brother heard shot aud
found IOughlIn In his room dead
The sun., 1910-07-30
.cn. Badcn-Po~ Ell bound for canada

-".-I1T IFIT WFE1-I7N N THF NTN
IoNDnS, July 2a among IN" pasE"n-
gers on the -taAmsh . Empress ~ ireland
which ra'led for Montreal to-dav. were
Zen Rs,i..n Powell Capt Irving. Major
DunScomh~. IN" Earl uf Dunmore. Lord
HIndrp. the Non SIR charles VI. Kva>,
IN. Hon charles Marcel. speaker Of the
pumiuiou Hous". John Hnskin and Wal
laTe N,-Shtt