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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-06-03
Are sted for Murder Of King.

Luther Ham, aged about 81. was ar
rested at Carlisle on charge OF the
murder of Hargis King, who was
found dead in his buggy near the
home of Rainey Smith, with two bull
let wounds in his head, one through
the left ear, the other penetrating the
skull at the base of the brain.
Early Tuesday morning Ralney
Smith. a young farmer residing about
four miles from Carlisle on the Car
Isle and Headquarters turnpike, was
startled to find a strange horse and
buggy in his yard. In the buggy was
the body of Hargis King, aged about
thirty barber, VINO resided at
Mt. Marian, Nicholas county.
Officials were notified and when
ssarch was instituted by Coroner
Hutchings and Sheriff Mitchell 1t was
learned that Ham before going to his
work, had hung his coat in the barn.
Here Mitchell found the coat and on
immediate investigation found that
the coat was covered with clotted
blood, the sleeve was also solied by
blood. --s--e
In the inside coat pocket was found
a thirty-two calibre revolver with two
empty chambers. Immediately upon
discovering this evidence Ham was ar.
rested and taken to Carlisle and
lodged IN Jail. When searched 1t was
discovered that there were seve raj
blood spots on Hams shirt.
Upon being placed in Jail and being
questioned concerning the tragedy
young Ham denied that he knew any
thing of the crime and said that he
had left King in Carlisle.
Several persons in Carlisle saw
Ham and King together, when they
left Carlisle for home, after the Tune
Ham claims to have left King. ham
for some time has been employed by
Frank Mann in Nicholas, as a farm
hand. and this is the first trouble that
he has been in.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-06-03
June Remodeling Sale.

Attend the June Remodeling Sale of
A. F. Wheeler & Co., which is now
going on. Rare bargains in furniture
and household goods. See the adver-
tisement on Page 4.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-06-03
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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-06-03

Look at the go-carts in the
middle window.
IT. HINTON.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-09

| 9efolfning; toprtimoo boloer De fla
afionbreie og bier Rusierne oeres
SAB og Soragt. gn6ifsnt De faloer
Jig rusiiife Statsborgere, boloer De
foIt oeo beres politiife Operbeois-
ming, 0eres Sprog og Sober og Re
ligion og itr9ber ben imo6 en- frem-
meo Civilization. ut De / 8irfelig.
beoen 6eller life betrogter Jig iom
rusiiife gorgere, f%rem8aar oeraf at
De bar facet Den tDife &egering til
at forelpgge en- 9op, 6ooroeO De be.
boloer 0eres Getti9be6er iom tpife
Statsborgere ogiaa efter at oe er
notltrnIiiereoe / Nu8Ian0.
StoIppin por forpisiet ON, at
Dunlnen biloe erfen0e ben 5are,
IOm iaa6onne a%oloniiter Dor, og
ban piloe poerligare benoiie til, at
Ser / @uDernementet 8olbpnien Dor
10000 BerIpner, iom aobent be-
tegner Ipif iom 6eres Mooersmool.
0erfor ioreilog ban at oe0toge Ell
2oo. ser irata9er enbDer nnturoli-
ieret ll0lnnoinG 9ietten til at f6be,
forpa9te eaer foroalte rlsiiif 9un0-
eienoom; ban enifeOe BOG at uno.
tage @oli5ere og G3effer al 0en
rusiiif-ortooore FRO.
Ger er life Ioiol ON, at ct iua.
oant 2oofOriIng oit bIiue oeotaget
/ 9umoen. Get er 10 finn en- Sort
Ipttelie al 5tolppinS Gusiificerin9,
IooIeoe5 iom Sen er inole6et | Sin.
lon0 og ruSiiif 8olen. 0g oct er
rimeligt, at Rrensierne MI ifriger
op ON 9rutolitet, efteriom 2oofor.
onltaltninaen er 06o6ringen0e for
0eres blomItren0e aoloniiotion /
Utter sp%roOinierne Men oe bgr
Iamtioi9 minoeS ON, of 1poeila.
act pan insen Moaoe er mere brit
taIt emo Sen GoIitif, Sen prellsii-
ife Gegerire onoenoer coer for Sen.
oerip6er og @oloffer. De. oet gaar
no ooer, fun ierit og fremmeit taf-
fe ben ~preusiiife Regering, ser bar
piit geien me6 llooisninger / Ssn.
oeripllan6 og @fSpropriotion /
preusiiif Bolen.
nSpGl. pit"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-09

me6 be0re Selo. San ifreo nemliq
en- @becf, IpOenoe paa 0ieIs Son-
len for $3.50. San git in0 / en-
Sfobntif, efter at 9onferne bar
luffet, fsbte ct Bor Sfo til $3.50
og fit $25 Gasb. Seq bar / 9(ften
p9ret ne0e at tale meo Monoen,
iom fit oen falife Gbecf, og efter
Den 9~eifrioelie, iom ban goo al
@on6en, ioa ar 0et Ben iomme Ser
ion, men Der bouoe ban gioet lit
0aon Sames Cunningham.
SOis ban ifuIoe prboe 6os anore
0onife, iaa Oilae-9et vrrr 6eOIt at
ooergipe BAN til Bolitiet. S6eriffen
9er i69er MI eiter BAN.
56ren 5enen
345 2aurence ct, eugene. Ore.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-09

bar baft Ben beoite Smoaipo, oe
bar baft | mango Ior. Wniien er
ogIaa goo, men .gioer life Iao me
get, iom mango troeoe at Sen biz
De 9ioe, efter Ben Hegn iom ri fit.
so bIeo Ser life meget al, ioa set
CT temmeIig oDrt.
9tlnntic 0ort6ern & Sout6ern
5ern6ane SO. orbej0er MI 6oor0t
for at 6liOe f9r0i0 me0 oeres 8a-
ne til Ballisco, ben ifal 10 oere fer
Dig til 1. 3nniinr 1911. De 6or for
Ell Si0 ii0en 6egDn0t at IGgge SoGl=
Ter o9 Sfinner uagtet 6e / Sen ii6-
Ite 3i0 o9ioa bar orbei0et ON Sgn.
6oQen, ioo oil Sc pitt bape 6oor0t
oe0 at Blue fGr0ige til Chen, JONI
er lat, on De bar monglet Soft.
9el bar De facet en- Maifine til at
lngae 0et belle me0, men oct toqer
mango 6olf Deo ben SlagS Wfaifi.
iler @1t an6en Maifine ifal mn og-
iaa opre I inl0 Song / @oIlisco,
iont iao pil m6Oe Dem berfra. Get
er 10 beller fife ion fort ct Stnffe
Sci at laoqe. 80 Mil t Ell Mao-
neo, og 6li0er Ben life fpr0iq til
Iioen, Ser er lat. er Ser maaife
mango, iom oil gre 9r6pl og life
6etale Sc 5pGt. ef8tra Sfot, iom
bleo Dem 6eOilli9et. Ser / gDen bar
BET D9ret oppe for Getten life Mint
Ore emo 3 @nnge for ON muIigt
at faa oct ful0faitet men enonu er
De life fonmen ioo langt. 92u faar
bi 10 Ie, ON De oil nao 0ere3 Waal.
Ser ii9es, at bet ifol oGre Ell Del
al 6armerne, iom Dor / 9pen, Ser
er imoO at 6etole Ben Sfot, men
6ono er oe fife imo0, mar set
fommer til oSmprooement" al On
en2
Gn oenlig 6ilien til 9looetS BE
oaftsr og 2Giere.
Is. 8. Gbriitenien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-09
Snlcitjcrncn 1910.


Sno6ol0:
Suleitjernen. ri Gait. IS .6onien.
PIT iao SENS meo. ri gaitor Sob5.
@st5i6e.
ltpaarSmorgen / oct M Aarbunore-
oe. nj Selma 2agerlef. ST.. al
2uplalt Sansien.
Gnsiilfe 9illeoer. @f 3ipan. Sllu-
itrotioner eiter Molerier al rus
life aunitnere. 9egpnoeliesilllt-
itration al Q. Gloo.S uension.
Spenife Grandchildren. I. nSil 5a'r
meo Moo". Otter Moleri al Sc
perrin 9ilsion. 2. ngoa Bel til
Strife. Otter Maleri al amalia
2in0egren.
5eppi, Der ielo uil0e. af Sngeborg
Simeien. Slluitration al Soa-
dim SfoogoorO.
ct 3i6sbille6e. @f Bat. s. Sfop-
gaaro-Eeterien. Seeninger al Gb.
5rimiot.
en ranf Mono. ri 3aforias Niel-
len. Sl~luitrationer al Seloig
aincb.
8niferne. nj 8algmenigbe0spr9lt
6. aocf. Eegnineer al CIR. Bang.
9ibelen oq g%orneoarene. 4f poIt.
Olfert Gicar0. Slluitrationer al
1T. araul.
Sui. Nj 0ellep 9rooerien. SlluItra-
tion eiter W1aleri al 81. 6.
@oth.
gignetter al 3. G(oo-S penSion
og SIR Bang.
Omilngstegning al 6r. araul.
8itelbleo al Gll. OIeien. Romnle
al 9. Gloo.S pension.
Som 6otogrooire meofsI9er I aar
Ell 0engioelie al 8roIesiOr Sulius
GoulienS Moleri: SENS panoerer
poa Seen.
Eris 80 Gents.
Spitet uofommer lent men pen-
tes oog BERTH ira Ganmarf tiOSnoi
til at blipe omienot inoen Sui.
9eitillin9 mootageS MI.
Dam. 2utb. BubI Sou e
Blair, Neb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-09
0et 6eooer nemlia ON ct Sfrift-

Oet be66er nemlig ON ct Sfrift-
or0, Tom onfsres til efsempel:
Ger bar ri oltiao eet Sfriftiteo, JON
Tiger noget oonife beitemt og be-
tpOer no9et, Der ilet life er bonife-
ligt at f%oritaa, men JON oae airfe-
afoelinger Dog mutt enes ON Of
bortforfIore."
Men oct poSier life. Oct er fun,
for0i 8. 8. poo Seftmaller bor
lagt lin egen eler onore Menne.
ifers Wenin9 ino / set onferte
StriftiteO | SteOet for, JON oct er
Sfif DOR Gut6erife Strife, at no.
l9g9e Or6ets e9en alto0ommeli9e
0iening o9 lpie 0et / Sommen.
beng me0 andre 5teoer, iao Sfrift
fortlare, Sfrift. 2nier man 1 6im.
8. Il iofnmen me6 oct o~nferte I
Sip. &. s. ioa Ter mon ftraf5. 6oa0
Der / @rnnOen ligger Hart / ielUe
5friititeoet. at $. $. bar %tileanet
Jig EN- @%iloiorelie. 90 oct cr DER.
for, BON fonmer til at iige inlif
@iones5gro ON Dor airfe.
% Ell Eing til: Get er oirfelig
en- alt for gal 5Gutning, JON oerei-
ter BRACES ioet BET 6eooer: Set
er fun ct efsenlpel poo. 6oor ufulo-
fomment ri ariiine iel9er oft @ilos
@aoo 0oor tor man BOG irent.
rite N ioa0an 5onfe? Dian 6eree
@no5 ORR % foritoar buoo @uoS
q. se er; men ioroi Menneifet oil
meet onoet, aooets Billie ifol re-
lpeftereS og npOe 6remgang, ioa
bortiorfldrer man Oroet og onf1.
0rer eiter lin egen Billie I Steoet
for at aere oct, iom man oeO, at
@n0 oil, % ian ~ifriOer man bette
poa ri ariitnes~ llfulofommen-
bees Regning. @en set gaar ianoe-
Iio fife. 6erren %ifrioer nooet on0et
poa 9e9ningen for Sen 8jener, iom
ueo lin Series Billie oo g6r Sen
life.
Den TO 6ing fan man Irre al
st 5iOernes Segn". Alliancebe-
eeiitrin9en fon isre ben, boor man
life oil, oa EN- lille 3oiis al ialit
Care fnn tltmle en- no / oan0elig
Sipsfare. 90 0erfor er Spsrgsmaa.
let ON Dor Sitting til Dem, Ser
mer ener minore foriaIifer Oroet,
al itsrre gigti9beo, eno mango ip.
mes at meme.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-09
Wob gbfernf.
Spife aolOniiter jases no af
Hnslano.

SnotiI De iioite Gage bar tpife
nntionoliitiife areoie boperet ooer
Msoet melIem aejier 8ilbelm 90
ben buioe G3or. aeiierfpsiene og
De biertelige Sauntag fntoe bel life
ilnns op til per6enSbiitoriife 9e9i-
'penbeoer, men on Wsoets politiife
getponing oiloe man BOG life pGre
i Spiol, og De oriitigite tilloo Jig
at betpoe England og 5ranfrig, at
M MATTE 8eItmagterne belt
ifpoe en- bpio Pino eiter 5orbunos-
fenen / Oft, for M ieileoe G5ar-
riget | Sreforbunoets asloano. PIT
Der er taIt Bolitif peb 5pritems'
oct, er pei ogiao i"iffert nof, efter.
iom lloenrigsminiiter Soionop, Der
bar ~iortolt ct rusiiif 9lab, at oct
tpife Riees Hepr9i entanter trent
bar 2rife ON, at man life gif Spif-
lanos Snteresier for n9r | Beriien,
uoen at Soionofu bog ipnes at 6aoe
gioet noget 2site / iqa Senieenoe.
Men De nationoliltiife 8pifere MAJ
MI libe en- bitter Sfuffelie, ia, me.
re emo oct: MiniiterprGiibent Sto.
lppin bar plnntet en- pgte preISiiif
anptnrpe Iige miot | 4niigtet paa
Dem. San tamper De Serrer Breus.
iere meo Ben iatnnle Smut, Iom De
iaa lenge bar anoenOt o%berfor life
tpife Rotionaliteter in6en for bet
tpife Rige.
Stolpin bar nemlig forelagt HigS'
oumoen ct 9opiorila9, Der goar no
paa at iorbinore init colonization
| rusiiIfe 9iterIepropinier. San mo-
tiuerer 5orilaget meo, at /. CTS.
@itoernementet @olbpnien er ouer
9 psf. al oct opoprfeoe 2ano
S9n6erne paa llol9noinge, naon'
Zig B~reusiere. Der bar laoet iig no.
turoliiere | Ruslano. 0iSie inopan'
brehe greusiere bar | 2ebet al foo
9lar iorirengt rusiiife Bomber, oa
bet err of foruhie, at @rohringen nil
bIioe fortiat meo a9mpeifriot, bpis
Der life i9ttes en- stopper for
Traiiffen. Ser mao 2ougipninger
trgoe til, ioroi oenne llboifling Ell
| bsieite @rao farlig for Statens
SntereSier. gn llnoerieselie ban
nemlio pitt, at De fremtrGngenos
llolpnbinge inaenlunoe isger a
imelte iammen meo ben rusiilft
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-09
Wbbariel.
Boit. a.. %. Anoerien,
blair. Nebr.

Bot. u. %. Anoerien,
Blair, Hebr.
SEQ uil0e gerne, ON De oil opre
iaa pcnli9 at optage ct Bar ORD /
vOaniferen" til a0poriel imo0 en-
oanlf WanO paa omfring 30 aar,
Diltnof asbenbaoner. Ser / eugene
gap ban lit 0aun ,o5nmeS Buff"
og foregao at oGre Ell R9ne al
5olfetingsman0 Sens Buff. San
fortGaer alle muliae Siitorier for at
oGffe Soils WeoliOenbeo og ior at
faa Penge no al Dem. San fom til
NIT Sus, foregipenoe at booe liaget
paa Soipitalet / Gortlano | s Tiger
al SDpboio Sober o9 M pnr belt
blottet ior Gen9e; men ban bapoe
$fH li9genoe / Son francisco
WenIion). San ioregao at bape %.
ret / ben Ipnnife-amerifanife arig,
boor ban blen iaaret penitre Gin.
Ding, boor ban bar ct temmeliJ
tort @r. Gillige bar ban ct ar.
fer tatoperet paa Sen enc 'Soan0
og 3 gogitauer paa Den anoen. Sea
tror, oct par 5. 6. g.; bans rigti-
&c Raun er %piltnof Sens 6. SIR,
Itenlen. San par Dos os / 3 gaoe
og foreitilleoe Jig iprlig iom ct
@iiosbarn, boilfet man DOG itrats
funSe f%oritaa par fnlif.
San BAD MIG laaue iig Ren9e til
at reiie til Gan francisco for iaa
at ban funoe iaa fine Beaae Seq
Iannte ham % Sc, boilfca Sum
ban menie piloe npre tilItrpfrsl'g,
0a hon Liable ppret Brakeman ca
ianleoeS funoe reiie billig, ~ "a
.sJ bar eaaet paa arbeioe. III haL
ira min Some $3.50 til at ss6a
iil Gil 0Speoter" ior, o9 S,r me6
Itnrte>r tnn no for Q. S.; mel en-
aitenen fom ban tilbage, forCgi-
peltfe al bnpe tabt Fengene, OF nj
pitoe Fan, ON ieg uiloe goerlaJers
laont sam $15 til Ell iulb 5ictet
til 2. j. Seq bao0e ilrlfS Mis-.
tanfe ii. BAN belle Chen ri gilSe
it's aine BAN flere Benge. SaN fem
tiliGloig til at isge eiter min 5onll-
tain Gen, iom bnpoe lin beitemte
Ylaos, men ben bar foripun6en
ieg pi6lte itrafs, at ban bop6e taget
Der. vi loo BAN alleeHHee ct 99iiee66llif
ban lagoe inn Bennen bag peo en-
9lomiterpoie, bpor leg itrafs Git
ben og tog ben; rtet' enonu eiter
bette por ban frpf nof til at for.
lange, at ieg ifuloe loOe bam iaa
1915 mere. gi loo BAN temmelig
tpbelig f%oritaa, at oi life piloe baue
bam | Suiet mere. San gif iaa neb
gpen og preoeoe en- anoen Bel
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-09
grcufort ira MisTonsmarfcn.

81 iorifeaiee 9reofort meo Bill
leoer ira Wisiionsmarfen | n9Iten
lige ioa mango forifeaige 2anoe
aliien, airifa, Roro- og Spoameri'
ia iamt Eerne / 8ocific. oa Spo,
bapet. @n praftiif Si9lp til of frem.
me Snteresie for 0ore Misiion of
en- bsiit ~interesiant o9 lprerif
Samling at eie. lloeiuet al rSb'
Misiionarp Hepiem".
Yris so Gents for belle Samtin
gen.
0aniib 2utb. Hubl. Souie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-09

l We'd skiftend, Belysning. 1870. A
l Barnesmil rs
! Fred paa Jord. ............... .25
l SEEKS Fortellinger for Born. -. .25
l Den trofaste Forj9tter. ......... .20
| Alvet i Lys. SO
l Kommer til mig. ......... 10
3 Forskellige Julekort a 5 Cts. 10
3 Forskellige Julekort a 10 Cts. 80
q Forskelnge Julebrevkort. ....... Is
l Ark Dannebrogsflag ............ .05
| Ark Danske kremmerhuse -. .05
Engle, Stjerrer og Reliefs j Udvalg 10
Tilsa mmen. =. $2.75
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-09

Skriv blot: ,,Send mig Prsvesamlingen til
5000. Gsr Diet saa tidligt som muligt for at
give god It'd til at v@lge og faa Bestilling
indsendt. Partipriser opgives paaA -!angende.
DANISH LUTH. PUBL. HOUSE,
Blair. Nebr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-09
Pr9vesamling

For at give Ssndagsskolelerere og andre
interesserede Lejlighed til at Sc wore nye Ju-
lebeger, Kort o.s.v. geres herved fslgende Ii
berale Tilbud:
vi vii sende allie de nedenstaaende Gen
stande til ct samlet Belsb af $2.75 portofrit
som Proven til hvilken som hclst Adresse
for $500.
The sun., 1910-05-03
BUILD RAILROADS IN HAYTI
J. p. WDONILD GETS FRiN.
CHISES FOR 900 MILES.

Important Contracts Signed by New York
Camuany Extensive Plantations 10
FoIlsN N-Nerd Alexis Held ~ Fran-
ciiscs -TNpoTt TaNrs 10 Pay nountles.
KINGSTON. Jamaica. April 2i-Aftsr
long drawn out fight with the Haytian
officials and also with two powerful Ger
man interests antagonistic to Americans
ur any other kind Of people for that matter
gaining a foothold In the Black Republic.
j. ?. Mcdonald % New York has just
succeeded in clinChing his big railway
contracts with the Government u Gen.
Simon. Authentic news was received
here yesterday. and it was also given
out that MIR Mcdonald. who built the
extensions to the Jamaica Railway. will
soon come To this island 10 contract for
thousands Of skilled and unskilled labor
ers for bis Haytian undertaking
The contracts he has just secured are
declared TO bs among tho most valuable
ever granted by the Haytian Government
10 any foreign, concern. In connection
with one line Mr.. Mcdonald bought out
the concession from Haytian during ths
regime Of NOrd Alexis. but the old President
refused point blank TO ratiiy the agree
ment. 4 few months after AleXis's down
fall. Mr. Mcdonald. accompanied by few
New York and Chicago associates. pro-
ceeded TO Hhyti. passing through Kings
ton on the way there. and the struggle
for the concessions was renewed m
earnest. The German interests az Port Ru
Prince fought bitterly against the award
and toward thee end Of last year the Haytian
Secretary of State refused 10 carry out
the terms Of the old concession or 10
agree % the new one asked for
Still Mr. Mcdonald persisted in his ef-
forts IN get mis- franchises and last week
the Haytian Minister Oi Public Works
caused a notice 10 be inserted In tho local
Government organ that he had ratified
the agreements with tho J. p. Mcdonald
company and that the latter WAS now free
10 build the railroads which were provided
Tor by laws passed on August 10, 1875.
September 10. 1914. aud july rs. 1871.
Under the franchises Mr.. Mcdonald will
build about lOO miles u railroad IN Hayti
az a cost of several million dollars. The
Government, according 90 report, b. 10
gave handsome subsidy On each mile
of road built
The railroads will run from Gon.ives
% Hlnche and GrOsmore and fr1u Port
an Prince 10 Cape Havtien aud Arcahare.
The roads will open Lp immense tracts
n extremely rich mineral and agricultural
land and ara certain 20 DO much tO advance
the prosper " ~ the republic. sNnCe the
with tho McDoni "a COM
pany took favorable turn somewhere
about two months ago arrangements
have been made by big banana growing
interests In this island and in the United
States - plant bananas extensively IN
the ISLAND
10 il understood that the Haytiln Gov
eminent will levy an export "a Z on certain F..
products 10 meet the cost Of
suhsidizinC the new works
The sun., 1910-05-03
Obituary NoIss.

sarah LOUISA ll0maus. widow 0l Shsp-
pard HOuanz. who N1s tho first con.
sulting artusrv n the Mutual Life Incur
ancs Cor1nany and later tho president Of
the pr0vident savings Life Assurance
SoCiety. died yestefdsy ~ the home of her
son, Sherpard Homanz, Jr. at FpgleWood.
\ ! Mrs Homans Wa a GRANDDAUGHTER
OF Com mmodOre homas TruXtun and dsugh-
YER n J0lR Houston n Lancaster county.
PennsylvhnM she was born In Washing.
ton, D. 4 and she lived there during most
Of her life Of Mrs. Homans's brother.
and sisters but one sury ives her, Mrs. VIII
son. wife OF Gen charles Wilson one
brother. Thomas TruHtun Houston, entered
the navy and vas lost a. sea. Another
brother } 3. Houston. 81 one time head Oi
the Pacific Mail Stea amship Company died
several years ago Mrs hOmans was
Interested In many charitable works and
vas tho first president of tho EngiswOOd
Hospital
The Rev. william Garrstison BroEinR
died 81 bis home In POugh ksepsle. y. Y.
yesterday Of old age He was born IN New
York on March ~. ls2s. Hs was ordained
TO the Methodist ministry IN iHt7 and was
the oldest preacher IN the New York Con-
ference. having preached ~ supply until a
year ago. His assignments IN about sixty
ysaTs were AZ Pine Plains. Rhinebeck,
Millertoh, Fhkhill landing aauFert -
Kingston and other Hudson River charges
He Vas pastor of several New York city
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In l'Oughkeepsis Last March he was tho
author Of -four books. Grace MaRnined, =
Once Again. A Few Words More and
Beyond Four-soore. tie he'd half COM
pleted q hfih book, The Last Message. %
when no died Ne Il survived by fotIr
children, Mrs q. W. HOrnsr and Mr.. 3 Il.
Collins % Denver, Col Mrs. A p adams of
POuEhkeeTsie. and the Rev Percy nrOWinR
Mrs. Sarah Barney sturRis. widow Of
Russell dturgia. architect, art critic aud
writer on architectural subjects. died sud-
denly. IN her seyenty-third year. on SUM
day. NJ Lake MahOpac. where she had gone
10 sDend Saturday and sunday with bsr
son and dauRhter. Heart disease was the
cause 81 death Mrs sturEis was born
IN 1877 and vas the daughter of ID. n. barney.
hhs was married in isGt sex children.
three sons. y. y. r., J.. b, and D. B. sturRis.
and three dauRhtera. Mrs y. g. Bartlett.
Mrs. u. w Thomas and Miss n u. Hturgis.
survive her. Mr. Sturgls died in hts seventy
enty-third year on February 20. inUa. Hs
vas the architect n Fafnum Lawrence and
DUriee halls at Vale College. and the Bat.
tell Chapel
herman Lina. head ~ me old wholaaae
grocery nrm Ql Herman Lins a Sons. dIea
on sunday ~ biz home. tII Clinton aVrnra
hroosiyn, In bic seventy-eighth year He
vas one 81 The iounders Of The Tlon Evan
gellcal Lutheran Church. Hs wag long q
lruaiae Qi 10 0ermania SAVINGS nank. and
one uf ne incornoraigr1 of the Wailahauf
hans. he d survived BIZ hn wife and
The sun., 1910-05-03
WOMEN HANDLE ROAD COACH
FOUR-IN-HAND CLUB DRIVES
TO BRONX PARK AND BACK.
Biue and Yellow the COloT scheme for
Horses and HOTsew0men-GoodT Time
Made Both WAyS-Nlrs. Hastings the
first Whlp-Others Wh0 Went Along.

Horses and HOgseWOmen-GOOd Time
Made Both WAys-MFa. Hastings the
first whip others Wh0 went Along.
The ladies FOur-in-HAnd Driving Club
put the club coach Arrow on the road
yesterday for the initial trip between
the Colony Club on Madison avenue and
the Rocking Stone Inn at Bronx Park
II was not generally known that the trip
would be made. consequently very few
persons Witnessed the start. which was
made promptly at half past ten.
The big clock on the Metropolitan
tower had not ceased changing out the
half hour when Mrs. Thomas Hastings
who was on tho box Tor the first stage
Of the trip. spoke 10 her horses and the
coach rolled along Madison avenue.
The entire color scheme was blue and
yellow. the horses wearing instead Of
the conventional rosettes on their brides
punches Of natural cornAoWers and
dahodils. and the coach was what might
appropriately be called royal blue and
champagne. On her blue tailored gown
Mrs. Hastings wore q bunch Of the same
flowers used for the decoration Of the
equine participants In the outing
On the box with Mrs. Hastings Vas
Mrs. Arthur Iselin. a particularly clever
fourth hand whip who won the driving
contest for women Il the Piping Rock
horse show last autumn. Others on the
coach were Mrs Ralph sanger, tho Misses
TlIPnbUll. Miss Marion Hollins, Miss
Harriet Alexander. Miss Nay ParSons
and Miss Kate Cary.
The route was through Twenty ninth
street 10 Fifth avenue. up Fifth avenue
and the Fast Drive Of Central Park
and then by way Of Cathedral PARKWAY
and li6th street 70 Riverside Drive and
the Claremont, where they changed
hOrsss AZ ClarsmOnt Miss Hollins
took the reins and drove 20 DyckmAn
street by Way Of Riverside Drive.
wbsFs four fresh horses we're awaiting
them. Crossing the Harlem River at
10Tth street the route was by way OF the
COncOurse and FOrdham road 70 Bronx
Park. where luncheon was served 90 the
passsngeFs At the Rocking Stone Inn.
The coach was due 20 arrive At the inn
az 1910 and not fifteen seconds before
the scheduled time Miss Alexander. Who
was the whip for the last stage OF the
journey. arrived with her cargo OR fair
passengers. The start for the return trip
was made az ten minutes past 2 and the
arrival AZ the Colony Club was promptly
a. I O'Clock The distance each Way was
route was through crowded thOroughfares
the innOvetion was no small undertaking
The trip was in every way a successful
one. however. and u IA probable that the
coach will remain on the road for the
season.