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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-01-20
REVIEW and FORECAST
OF EVENTS At ANDREWS.
I. 0FP. INSTALLATION SUGGESTIONS
70 FARMERS PROMINENT SPEAKERS
WylrED FOR FARMERS RALLY DAY.

WEST ANDREWS, January ~
The. K of P lodge in East An
drews installed their officers last
Saturday night and all present
speak in the highest terms of
the occasion.
Our farmers are buying young
lBules, new 5uggies and wagons,
alss quite a number of ''Chatta-
nooga Cold Chilled two-horse
plows. Look out, boys, have
you ever witnessed in your time
all products and manufactured
goods as high as they are now:
Beware of this l5-cent cotton.
It will ruin our entire county if
the people do not in 1910 plant
a plenty of food-stuffs to supply
their homes and raise more live
sstock. 1t is utterly impossible
for farmers to make cotton and
buy corn, hay, bacon and -four at
fancy prices.
The subject of paramount In
terest in our little town is how
to encourage our farmers to go
forward, improve their farms,
raise a plenty of grain, hogs,
cattle, horses and mules,as we'll
ais truck and tobacco. Diversity
our crops each year and plant
cotton only as a surplus crop
after we are sure we have plant
ed alplenty of grain to provide
Tor home consumption.
Now, fellow farmers, Tuesday,
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-01-20

The best flour iss'ToWn Talk "
at Farmers Supply CO.
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va CrNTRiL cREEWENT TEr.
N~n D-maRsI A. TIIgh wage - sa %. y d..
Finel An-w ~ NeDday.

The 81 -vauc~ cnulYnitire- ~ the tram
men and conductors "f IN" N"w York
central railroad tailcd - reach an agree
msnt Yesterday with Assistant Superin-
tesidsnt 1 ruN ley after a conference OF
,.sy aFRl hours. Inc committees "t the
men. headed by GRAND Ma-t'-rs H." and
Garr"t~on II tho traum.n and conductors.
stood by The declaration that n" wages
lower than thos.. provided ia n" -"til"-
mcut be'vc. IA" baltimore and oh."
Rrilroal and ~ Lrainmcn and conductors
would be- accepted Figures were >Ih-
mitted on behalf % m. railroad -h"N IN =
What radical and ImpraC tiCabi. adj
vance this would 10
Mr. Crowley vas not pr-pared =" CIV"
= iira, answer - ~" committees wIth"It
q furths- consultation with ~" other
Official. n" prunis..i ~ dsiiuIt" reply
"a he demand morrow ard IN" com
mitt a..z y hich had intended ~ leave tow
last night decided o. remain two DAYS
longer Mr. Crowley went tn his regular
headquarters ~ Albany aud will return
early to-UprToN
Grand Masters leo aud GArr"'son -aid
.u;hati"ally last evening that N" Ilti
inatiIm would stand, come what might
'rhcv i,eiisvsd that tho New YORK I" ntra!
"flciais would '1ncci" the-" wage
ptksryEiss they would com" a. III" pari
ing - the ways with the Lrainmen anu
CONDUCTORS
Under 40 circumstances will az ?"
s'..,ic FROM that point sad Grand Master
Les, The baltimore and Ohio standard
~ ~ be the standard Tor N" other Eastern
roads N the New York Central VII not
nRr,-c o. paw thcr.. wages then the u-llal
course will b. followed. The same ~ ~
10 r~quirsd ON all Lhs lATg" roads and ""
could not fairly. even IN We would. agre"
- take lowe ages from one Of the iarg"
roads than from another
IL nn Monday the reply ~ the N"N
York Central ~ against granting the-e
Sagrs ard that reply IL declared IN u"
final etrik" vote ~ the Central tram
men and conductors wIll 10 ordered
" was stated at the pNic"s ~ the Erie
Railroad yesterday that M" conference
20 The officials ~ the rOad with the griev
sncc committee NJ It's engineers may last
several DAYS NJ trouble. IL " ~. -tated. -
expected The Erie frem"n. conductors
snd trainnen hsN" alAo s-k"d for rrn-
ference
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new MUSICAL ART BUILDING
TO me- READY ~ F4LL-COR-
NERSTONE LAID YESTERDAI.

Mru. paui WaFburg. nepreseatans james
I.Scb. Isas the TPS~els and the nes'
,Iams. a. Hau and Frank Damrosch
sOeak New e Sound Resisaing Psnn.
The cornerstone OG the nav building
Of the Institute Of Musical Art al Clare
mont avenue and md stroet was lAad
yesterday.
The work ON this new building vas
started Hast january and now the saesa
framework ~ towering IN in gAAlnt UNI
LONELINESS and the two ground noors are
outlined in marble. The students oG inc
institute are going to rove from tnelr
old building at 81 Fifth avenue into the'r
new quarters next September all goes
well.
The cornsrntone was laid by Mrs.
PAM N WarburG. q sister Of James Loeb.
Who IN nov in Munich and who gave the
principal endowment To the institute.
In the box placed in the cornerstone
was a deed Of the gift from Mr.. Loeo 10
the institute. a historical sketch Of tho
institutes organization and develop
ment. some silver coins minted IN 1870
copies Of the daily papers Of March o.
and one LsncOln cont.
Theological Seminary made u compAreon
Of the work that his institution and the
new one would bs able to accompilsn
for the common good. He was followed
by Frank Damrosch. director OF the
institute. who gave n historical sketcn
OF lin five wears Of existence and told o.
in Importance IN the musical world
Then every one sang America.
The new building u designed by Dom
Barber and will have some original
methods Of absorbing sound For en-
ample all the teaching and ciAnsrooms
Wilt have COMPRESSED cork floors. which
are soundproOf. The partitions and yails
10 the recitation rooms are 20 De o0sIt
Of ciO,,ble thickness % terra Gotta blochs
with an air space between. and they wlii
be interlined with sound resisting material
al especially exposed places.
Edward ID. Adams and James Loeo
are the vice-pre~idents Of the tnetftute
and Paul NJ Warburg and Charles u.
brewster are treasurer and secretary.
Among the trustees are Cornelius ~.
Bliss. Jr:. Harry Harkness slGgiSr: EIsoe
Norton. Isaac n Seligman. n. =. Dawson
and James VI. Beck.
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SERIES az AFRO ACCIDENTS.
Three Men lurt-Trslles car Damages
One Machine.

The automobile Of Mrs. ". =. Towns
end Of IS East Eighiy-aixth stree, was
run into az Forty fourth street. and MAdi-
sOn avenue Yesterday afternoon by
southbound Madison avenue trolley car.
A tire was torn from rear wheel. hut
no one was hurt. Mrs. Townsend and
her sister-in-law. Mrs. J. X. Townsend Of
81 East Seventy eighth street. we're In the
auto. The chauffeur WAS Amiel Friniz Of
IOa8 Park avenue. The auto body was
scratched and the glass in the trolley
yar vestibule broken. Peter Gilman OF
1859 second avenue Was the motoFman.
Mrs. Townsend would make no complaint
and the motoFTnan got Od wiInout arrest.
Two Greeks. Nicholas Hinobo@s and
Peter Pappaz. both Of 3l7 West Forty
fifth street were struck by an auto at the
corner Of Thirty-siNth street and seventh
avenOe Yesterday afternoon while cross
ing the street The auto was owned by
Max Filler and IL used a. a taxicab by
George LlItz % - Abingdon Square. who
was driving IL At the time OF the eccident.
DIR. Laten of the New York Hospital
attended the two men.
Hinoboa. WA severely bruised. hut
was able to 60 home. Pappaa was taken
tO the hospital suffering from "A scalp
wound and Commissions Of the side. Lut1
was locked up IN the West Thirty-seventh
street police station charged with felO-
nious assault.
Alfred Anderson. - years old. a clerk
living az ta2 second avenue was knocked
from his bicycle at Twenty-thrd street
and Fifth avenue last evening by an au-
tomol,ile owned by Belvedere Brooks
who ~ general manager Of the Western
Union Telegraph Company and lives at
IFS Rverside Drive. The machine at the
time Of the accident vas In charge of
Mr.. Brooks's chauffeur. samuel Hemp
hill. Of - West Ninety ninth street Mr.
Brooks's son was In the machine with som-
friends. DR.. Laten Of the New York Hos
pital attended Anderson, who sustained
la,,erationA 81 the right eye and bruises
on his side. but was able to 90 to the
night puaice court. whittier Hemphils
Was taken charged with assault.
IN automobile owned and driven hy
Thomas NJ. Taylor. a contractor Of lSa
south Third street Mo unit Vernon. last
night struck Anton kanczielski a hoy
who lives at No Fast 375th street. the ac-
CIdent occurring near the boys home.
The hoy was PLAYING in the street and ran
in front 81 the machine which was going
sluwlv With Mr.. Taylor in the car were
his wife and two 20 her friends. who lifted
the injured hoy into the machine and at
tendcd to him until DIR. p. Gillespie 81
sass White Plains avenue arrived.
Anton MAS taken To the Fordham H. -
pitaI. where II was found that he was
suffering FROM conclusion of the brain.
fractured nose and other internal IN
jurls-.
Mr.. Taylor was locked up In the Wake
field police station and later bails.d out by
friends. A. the hospital late las, night
II was Soii that the boys condition was
critical
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DIrD ~ ms ITmkEV HO' ~.
harI~S ". BIEis~ sG This CitS ~'rtrksn
While Locking ~ IIIs Chlck rus.

MIppLtIowN. y. Y. March ="
harlrs " HRloW we'll known N"w
lur, business man. - dead at his summer
nome, near Niidl"toNn. y. ! which h."
r'.c.ntly purU has.d Ne had 5@en IN
ruor h.alth for Som" tiTnc and Was getiinZ
ms summer home ready for occupancy
Ii- Na- found dead in the chicken huuS"
having i..su stricken Nirh heart dissa -
wbils looking 81 sOm- vhi"s~nS he had
purchased He was - years ~ az" and
way for many wears rngs -'d in the man
ufacturr Of buTlap hags Oh ! earl street .
NvH Npr.. dpd Wds engaged m other
enterprises I.e 10 suryIN "u nv his wife
and four children The remains will t-'
taken % sea York for burtai MOudav
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WADE mrs BED ~ IESTIBI LES
Homeless IIaI,sR EJe-irst ny Vanderbilt
and whitney eerN ants.

4 poorly clad Italian about So years
old walked up Fifth av~nUs yes'erds y
morning carrying q mattress. a pillow.
two bottles - wine and two lOavss of
brad. Th, sight vas 30 unusual for that
thorOuShfare that curious crowd w =
soon trailing ~ th" mans heels.
A. Fifty-s. y-nth street TN" Italian
sspi.d tho vcstibulr on tn" south side OF
th" Cornelius Vanderbilt house end pro-
csCdod To mako himself comfortable
therein IT, bad No sooner got his bed
~ 81. ~ than no IVES cJccted by Wander
bilt srrvgnt Without making any fiIss
IL. intruder took up lis bcd ana bee dSd
II RI GIT across tn street for the house
Of Hurry Payne Mhitn'y. Here he once
NOR. sprs al out his bod and one more
Was j-ct Il this tim" 10y a whitney
rVFnt
IN n Policemen Nck~" Of tn Fast
FIfiy fret str e ~t.'tion came zap md
took ia. BON lsss IT. lIEu ~ charge
4 pstrnl w.. gon carri"d tho wand'rer
- ~ stg tIOn housr On th' way b
-p- al uut hrs mattress md slept AmnrCo
Piclio tho police entered an their blottsr
. tll man = mann. Dr Arnold Of Flower
Hospital took HIM IN B'llcvu1 for Ohs' r.
VI. ion IA. would Say nothing
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at IRD>WEN RETiLIITE.
IsBoL-n Company win TT, 10 ENict 'nS
nrtbnrtTWents.

Ia retaliation .Rain-' ia" Mayor and
t.,ruu,rn puno'l ~ Hoook-n inF xttsml't.
nag To- ou-i Company h. Fourth R~gi-
ruent e. Y ! from ~ pos-e-sion
- ~" Irrn"ry "a the too ll,-or II the Ho-
r"i.c', tlty Hall the c,HIaBv vii lcgin
-rl' 20 90. Cong 1T thanC"rV - eject
~. Nulrl : Health. tns Street Z uInTniz-
stnuar arS Building lnS' ,cr.tuT trom their
ufiice- 30 trat hoot
T. .s Conirndsd Nv G"orge Rrcnringer.
,,tdg" advocate 1T the regiment. who
- Sght'ng the company legal hs
a. ,.n ON the city auihorliies from ciIEting
the citi1cn .ol,iiers that the CITY y, ~
unllwfuI DD-.e~ziou II the offire-
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= snasia an,I Z =. Agree an n Matter OT
Great shipper an~r

OTTAWA ont March ~ Tho Donin-
ION Ooy.rnm.nt ha- finally d'cId.,t -
gpproy. M" waterways treaty with tho
United StF'rs - deferred -irc. 1875 and
amended 10y th. American S'nat" For
tho past year an" ratification - tn"
gmsndm"ut 80 ~" tr"Atv has len
held IN .ls vance ~ ffs. canadian Gov
rf'u..ut p-.u.uiE sCtipu 10y IN" lrlt"d
Stst,z Government 10 supplement IT,
can sid ~ tn 81 Msry'- River
should ~. appropriated Nv th. Arns riDan
War department thus meeting canada :
objections that advantgg" might 10
T. =. y ~ the rid' 9 hy prIyai" interests 90
uniIlvarguIro poVt r rights th@Tr.
!hi- has been done ~ fh, Washington
authorities ant tho Dominion Gpyn-n-
meui - now satisfied mat any pu~-li i.
drug'r q, Canadian interests ~ ypu-'-
ttI.nsp of IN. rider D. eliminated n - sN-
r"rtrd that a." treaty viii finally -itiN"d
IA = Few d,y- Th,- u-ar- ~" '-rnrIsiuu
~ q trssiy 1T NOR" iWpuiiInC' tu' dut,it
aud N" state, than any mad" ~ several
decade
~ prn,i,!cs f,r control 81 international
w4teT ppW"rs cut irrigation. trT naNiga
ton. fpr conservation. 'XI-'ci'liN OF;
NIsgaT.. fali- -rtIr~f-s. secures g. IN"
,s.--el- 81 both countries the fr''' "a" 81
the canals provides that differences n''
sdiudicRird 10y Inr 6sgI" tribunal an
goes very fuIiy into the important PRESTON
~ the ,livi-ion ~ water power at Niagara
The right 81 Canadian ycsssls - use
ali artificial channels nav ~ hereafter
made ~ the I niied states - also secured.
NAB ing the hole cham ~ canals from the
heat 80 m" l'kos Ia IN" Atlantic 'ree
ts y..S-s.i- ~ roth Countries.
Matters pertaining IA the -" anal
ard The ChIraIO drainage CaIutl are aisn
referred To- Nph M" ssHuinE into 0p~r-
atioa of this Urisortant trvsSty che last
ifnT ortant question with the exception ~
the iariI ISSUE nov ~ progress ~ seth"
nent whi~h migut lead - any friction
hot y con Canada and III" nited States
viii have been satisfactorily -.'iiol
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-. amrA
pass " was elsnteen InI1-s 80 -, 49,.
,rai' pui my l'attn 49, an W. g. nn
out 'nen N"'l ~ 49, -, 800
,cu'e nlos w pt ',,,..
We yeien an I raoui,.. W.. ~. ~, % ,,v I1
l,laae no ~ ! ~. ~ .iTdo,.
silu ai,'''sI y. ~ - Tha.
-. va irJn' -, W 49, ~ ~,
Hnos "', w. - - .s.i., ,.A.
- " -. - .HI- h,,n,an
au l wv ..s 49,, s,o,,d ~. .,-.mn
W a.. d,,' Ky !, ',,, ~ 49,, h,Iiions
anu thS n,I-" y u s- -I ."I W." 49,
black n'e. thai torment YOU, I'm
S ~. w , u'-' ~ ~ h.a..,, ,,,,rLin'
.N,tson, 81 al ~ ~ S.Li.., -. ,,.,,n..d
~. r'.Ile 1890 49,, az" '""'" "o'"'" u" f''~
'h -, n" ~. -, ,..,,. s-,U, his
~ , uos "a hsap..'d ,b.sfnrn..r over.
oche.'ooh anu h"hUeu TIC wv
u r-Ao'
Damn the river and damn nc lake
Md damn the traits Ne have to tAke
Damn the mosquitoes and damn the a'">
namn the river and damn the skies
hamn the rain aud damn thr weather
And Damn PrOspec,ing altOErthrr
That iaa' exDre.sea IL said Bill "Of
o,,,rSs. tSaro'. dan~sr TOO AWAY hack
vrsnS 800. go n "a oar in Rriti.h CO.
l,mb;n am = rartner. We come 20 n
iittIe river over which "A log had been
thro~n Tor a hridTe Roth OF US had
nsrk sacEs on our hacks. which were
held 10 orr Torehaads hv tumD lines
ra.u, !" ~ ouI =. ~. IN ths s,rsna was
sh-,J IN. Ic, was sliDu.ry All Of
: .,,ii,.n 4 h. "A INV nartn.T ain. AZ
I~s.Ls,I .ro,nh III r.cL went over one
-. "a 49,, -, srd ne On ,hss other \
800, o.. 49, ,-,,;,, !, q, s,., him ..hor,
- ''. 49,. 81 I,sLsn III. mex
~, ~. -, an, 80 droSnsd
-Th.n So,, or 20 know what IL n to
A., h',,.r 80 axav nm In ths Rockies
- ,i,,ss -, h,.h as, n co.ld almost hen r
e.. ,.''s-.,l. 80 .,,a 4 had come down
,I.f.' L,., b,ntg,,I ~ drx I..ans
III ~, ~, s.rtr;dva Isf, All ~ a
,.,s-....,' ~, ,,,s,,,n,.sr 80, an /. lcds,e
4 i....., .-..'-,,.,,i - I r,I.sd r,v IA and
-, 49, Ss,!y,.,h, ~, ,n,rnsl Iovwn Tins
~ y 's'-,s. - - ,,,..., Or ..,,,erp
- w fl,sr,cd y, y,,D tom, ri ,hc Vo,,t
-, IN ~. Mani tisnLcd M i,,-s M 4 ves
ou' -, :, r., I,,s-s'.s, .r,~zIy I ever
- d,in't cone out from Srhind A tres.
r.shcr no he so,t in his forcpaws and
,.nt'', 80 ~ i,'.,,,,' 80 w,ih a aTin
=. ~ ~ -, >; - th. bS'hs'
-Wss / ever viii the mounted police
a., r 80, 80 n.,ii'.. man Tor on, dSy
+, ,x,s J, lang finn. a go an I WIS kscpin
~ d, -, IN sb,onr ~. hotel in placs called
1870, In.-' 's ,.e,,' ~ Ihn hov- yT'rs
49, -, y 81, Dom,nion hgy and
- - 49,, t,,r,,.. Ala nor mink n.
~, 49, -, ,.,;,h ,,,,,.iI,is .n,.ryrnciss
-, ~. - a., 80, :, ~ .na,iaI c,U ,.tsb l,,
W., - IA ~, ,rN,n icrI,,,n b,It acroS-
-, -. g., a., hs,l NJ ~, vas 4
49,. - .,ror., ,,,,,,, When I arTs.tec
-. -, 49,, = Lsnn..n..d 10 kstch siShi
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n. 6 ". VOTES, FOR MERGER.
Anaeon.ia's OHer Accepted ~ Nearly
Inansmoas yote 0thes smpanses to Act

Anaconda OHer Accepted ~ Weary
Inansmoas ' Sse ather g ssnpanses to Aes.
BrTIE. Mon. March 26.-The stock
holders Of the Boston and Montana
Mining Company at a special NESTING
to-,.av voted to accept the proposal OF
tbs. Anaconda for 10000 shares OF the
new Anaconda stock.
One hundred and forty-seven thousand
Ave hundred and fifty Of total Of 10000
shares OF stock were voted la favor OF the
aale and merger,
The par value OF the Boston and Mon
tanA apiaAllnAtion 10 ~. 10000 and the
par value Of the Anaconda stock 20 be e1-
Changed for the property - ss0.ooo.Ooo
The B. a NJ. produces more than loO.-
600 OO pounds of copper annually.
The WashOe Copper Company viii meet
reXt tuesday Co act on the merger oner.
ard the Parrot Company on "Wednesday.
The Blackfoot Lumber Company viii
meet in Montana April 10 and the Butts
ard Boston and Trenton companies IN
New York April 5.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-27
Nan ~ so Accused sS PuSr'esd~.

John Mcclure ~ years Old. ~ ~ J~ffer
son street. Hohoken. was arrested Tor
aAAnslaughter yesterday On sightinR
from a carriage in front e he home after
returning from the funeral Of his father
Hugh NcCiuire. - years old. who died ~.
iljIries suheued on March ~. The polic~
sav that father and son had light IN the
hallway " their home and later tho father
va found wing at the foot 81 q nj ght NJ
Stair. The son inAiated that he h inno-
cent. Ne vas held without hail for az
animation to-nnrr0W.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-27
70 Orsaalse BrssNlyn street CIeAnIng
nDrtN efH.

The organizers OF the International
Brotherhood oI Teamsters began yester-
day to agitate for an organization OF the
drivers Of the Street Cleaning Department
in BROOKLYN and a meeting will no held
later this week which Will be addressed
Nv the leaders ~ the union OF the hostlera
a1d drivers of the department in Man
haitian.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-27
R,IIWu MrN.S DEWi\DS.
F1u.6urE Division 81 NEsIEaH'Sted A.
-artaIlan = ots> Tor InrVrss~ SG wages.

PTrrspT 20. Marin ~ The i0pp MEM
hers Of the Pitisburg DIVISION Of M" ANAL
gamaisd Association ~ Railway I'm
rloveer conrluded secret all night
ballot on wagn Demands At daybr-ak this
morning
The men voted 10 demand sn Increa~ -
OF one cent an hour The ~caie year ends
April -. The d-mABds will bs presented
Ia the Pi'tsbtag Railways Company newt
week
The local ASsOc iR' on ted M tho entire
system m fhitsourg in four days strike
las; July ON dispute over working
conditions The COmprOmgse agreeTnent
reached ~ lasf Julv's settlement also OK
pirez April = and the entire dispit" will
10 reouened
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-27
Wall Wagon kIII. Drsvsp

John Gah1GAn. ~ years old. ~ 10 Fast
Fifteenth street. New York city. fell
from tho scat 81 a mail wagon which he
was driving IN the Pennsylvania Railroad
mail yard, Jersey city. yesterday and tho
wheels ~ tho wagon rolled over him
lie died ~ Internal injuries half an hotIF
after hrs admission IN tho City Hospital
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or r0GETBER FOR PRINCETON.
woodrow wilson ami PFsrter Ngree Sn
Ns~ Slogan ~ NIsfluna ssssSga~t.

Ne~ slogan AZ NIsrHSs ssssaIaes.
~. I.otIs. March vi The keynote ~
the H,iure ~ Princeton was sounded to-
dav Nv PreSlden, Woodrow wilson and
" iIlfam Cooper Proct@r. the man who
re~ently gave aud tOok hack half million
dollars for a graduate college. az the han
1,Iet given by the ~ Louis branch Of the
PRINCETON Alumni association at IN .
Country club.
Both declared that IN" motto should
D. Get tOgs thor
In. controversy between tbs Primo
ton faculty and Proctor WIS practically
ended at tn dinner Proctor made only
few remarks. hut President Wilson
delivered long explanation. tie said.
howe YER. that his Vows did not amount
20 rn,ch since ~ had surh faith in the
other ucmhsrs ~ the faculty that he
would gladly subordinntC his views 20
theirs even Il theirs APPEARED wrong.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-27
CARNEGIE GoENG TO HOTEL
wgm Noe Take Rlls metinas % nemcs q
PleaHDurg RslatlveoL

PieaHD1rg Beaanvea
PrrrsnUna, March y. -AndrOw and Mrs.
CameGis have Engaged quarters AZ hotsl
here for their three dayS stav mem @cnah.
Heretofore tho CaFnsgies have stayed
a The home % their OOusin. George LAn-
dor, haat Mr.. Carnegie has given the word
10 I'M PitashmrR relatives that ho VII no
longer impoee hin rettnuo Of servants.
invitstions were sent to Mr.. Carnegie
BY three families
AmnnR thoss who have arranged TO
entertain tho Carnegte9 at dinners end
CarnoWi0 Tnafituts. Or. w. y. Holland.
dirrct0r Of the Carnegie Museum George
Iaudsr. his oOu=sa. and 0eorgs Wrestling
house
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-27
HED IN LENEFs TRUNK ROOu.
ssowaway scared when TRUNKS shlftsu.
and Heale1 Ter laeiD.

AlphOnss LsvieuK. formerly a stew. "A
on the French Lane. slowed away at HAyre
aboard the steamship la ARvuts. N yu..
lerday. 10 Gst 10 his sweetheart. Va,
hvos In West Twenty-sixth street th,.
city. He fashioned q sort q cav. Il
trunks In the bAgBAge room. taking " ID. a
him q supply Of crackers, water arr
canned stuff that he thought would L.,
him. The ship rolled on the second law
out and the cave of trunks wabbl.d :,
much that Leyieux. got squeezed and
the captain. who put him 20 work a, M.
old job o. steward but said he could no
do anything TO help him reach hts rr
trothed in fwenty-sixth street. He vr.s
sent 20 Ella Island and doubtless ali
have another trip 20 HAvre.
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4 lady Of BsIlingham says Nave used
TT for Colds for q long time Vith best
results: 10 the other Specifies are a. good.
I want your book telling about them
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From Chicago comes this II have been
using 'Seyenty-seven' for Colds: as have
seven children, and always need medicine
in the house. please send me YOUR book
about Humphreys Specifies for rhe treat
ment Of ali diseases"
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Lord g Taylor
Upholstery Department
We direct attention to our display Of

We direct attention to our display Of
Curtains, Draberzes and Coverings
suitable for Spring and Summer season. where
will be found many exclusive novelties in I'm
ported and Domestic Articles.
These lines are especially complete and our
prices will be found exceptionally reasonable this
season.
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SSM AA;Z9S
Humphreys SeVenty-Sieven
Famous Remedy for Grip &
COLDS

A Kalamazoo patron writes Have used
'Seventy-seven' for breaking NJ q severe
Cold With good success: nov want 10 Try
some Of your other Specifies; Send me q
free book.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-27

DR.. Humphrey Manual. ia pages 81
pure medical talk. mailed free.
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Lace Beaseis

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