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The sun., 1910-08-06


and 'h- Cspsain General wiil arrive -
SAn --tastian 90 sunday A regiment
Of hussars a on the uav 20 san SshaStian
To aid uthsr troops IA any posaabls troubls
thai NAV u,rgr
Tka savoy inihntrv rsGimant ~ ihs
Madrid garrison "a nov su routs for the
province - Rts 'sv and for VittoriA. the
capital u the province o! Alva
Tn" CoSsrnmrr' has ordered the Gov
ern1Ts ~ tho Raslus prov noes and ths
prov inc, ~ Navarro 70 inform the people
that The Proposed Concentration at San
Sebastian on SUNDAY has bs~n forbidd~n
Steps have teen taken to suppress at
temp,s on the part of the people TO 81 10
San Sebastian
Prime Min,s'e- Canaleias has ordered
the prosecution ot tho p~rsons who have
h~en sending him violent and insulting
messages lie has h~~n receiving these
messaR-u personally and to-day he handed
To the Pubic Prosecutor a telegram from
the Cathohc committees of the northern
nrovlnces on which TO bas" action. This
telegram Minister ClnaleJas regards a.
an insult to himself AM TO the Govern
ment
Late AZ rIEh, rumor which cannot
that tho orgG- iSers of the proposed san
Sebastian demonstration have decided
TO abandon their plans IL is hopet here
In al quarters that this j. true. for 1t u
evident thai the Government u very
much in carr est aud that a conflict in
the streets of San Sebastian could only
end disast rously To the Agitators and
ignorant enthusiasts who have been mis-
. lu.d sh.. ,.larirals and GaFligta
The position of the Government was
greatly siren gt henei tonight when for
mer Prime Minister MAura counselled
the Conservatives to discountenance the
demons, ration and all the Government
In maintaining order
madrid. Aug. The Epoed. organ
of the Moderate onservatives. contains
: n bitter editorial attack on the organizers
Of the san Sebastian demonstration
The new spaper refers - these men a.
spesty chiefs or the extreme right and
declares that their defiance Of the Govern
ment il an act Of sedition.
The statement was made tonight that
Premier Canalejas is in constant COM
municatlon with King Alfonso. who il in
England and that the monarch will
hurry home II the events at San Sebastian
assume a more serious aspect on Sunday.
RoNE Aug 5 That the spanish Gov
ernment has not broken completely with
the Holy See was shown TO-DAY when the
Marquis de Gonzales. Councillor Of the
Spanish Embassy to the Vatican, at
tended the weekly diPlsmAtic reception
there. During the day he had q long
conference With Cardinal Merry del NaI.
the PApal Secretary Of state
This fact Was favorsbly commented
upon. hut II was ascertained later that
he call.Si merely TO solicit a reply to
Spain last note The Marquis also had
an extended talk with Mgr ScapInelli.
whose duty ~ il tn draft and deliver the
replies from the Vatican to foreign gov
c.nments
" - rirnored to-day that Cardinal
Merry lei Val the Papal Secretary of
State. will resign IN = short time
The sun., 1910-08-06
Ii>OEISTS rSET.
Wan ami ctr, Picked Ou, % Worth ~, ~
bN tatbOat.

Grace Hav~rs ~ years old. living a.
a.rs Broadway. and Harry Cotton. ia years
Old living ~ 32IS Broadway. were rescusd
from Drowning m the Hudson River m
,oth street A. O'Clock Last night after
thew Canoe had upset
The canoe got ~ the swell ~ = passing
steamer and nvsrturned it, two oc-
,rIuants grabbed u and hung IN for a
brief time In. girl's hold loo~~ned and
she driusd away Cotton left the canoe
and swan after her Cotton ~ a strong
awinmer and had no trouble getting hold
II his companion. bt, she rIutched ham
and prevented him from using his arms
~. shouted for help
Hi- cries were heard by a nun1bar ~
PERSONS On shore and boats were sent out
James Herring pf sO2 Weet IS2d street
WIS passing m his catboat AT the time
H. alsp heard Colton's cries and pulled
both aboard AMI took thorn to boat
house near bv if'er a few minutes
attention they Nere able TO 60 home.
The sun., 1910-08-06
w0u,> " ,HHIDI> rHI sTRIIr
slasi,rd in . Not Z nn>uai WAY and Z nv III
Ing 20 TrU who Dhi u

Mrs Minnie RigIto. - yesT- OH oi I5I
stone avenue Brookivn whose hustar 3
soils rPilroat and steamship tickets
- IN the RrH ifort street hospital with
tao cuts across her face anf a stab wound
~ her back that the doctors say NAV
Ell her she refus's 10 say Who lsshed
ard Stabhei her
she ran out 81 her rome yesterday
folloWei by MAJ who hal alrsa1y
zls shed hsr ard m sight Of = number 81
perso"s ~ the street b" , gam cut her
ard then drove tfe krIts into her hack
..tN eeu the shoulders ore Of her lungr
vas CsratrCted nv The hlsie
Nfisr ,tsbtIGg the WomRo tho man
dFrtai irtn the hallway ~ teremert
M :. hls vPy io the rear vert and lis
d. u ..-rsi over tho fer ces
The sun., 1910-08-06
CRIpPEN'S ATTORNEY AT WORK
STtRTS TINDOIT ~ THERgs
~ PROOI az NJ RDFR.
warns taIs CIient To step TahIRG- CripPen
ReGsinlng H,s tsuraGe IN Quebee
.Iau-EtheI Le NeNr Better Too
Iaughs at Outnt IssuGht ~ De~
.,r.r,s' C1A, D,,psisA - rat s,~

Laughs si Ou,n, BeaGht n, De~
.SrScrs' CiN's Ds,p-fcA q, Tvs SN
LoSDoS. Aug S Arthur NeNton. whc
has been enEagsd u defend Dr Hawley
II Crlppen. day applied for nsrmission
20 90 10 Crippens residence a. Hilldrnp
Crescent He says he II curious to know
What evidence there - that murder has
hem committed
QUEBLC. Aug s DIR Crippen n pluck
ing up his spirits The assurances Of his
London friends, offers ot money and
confidence IN the position he assumed
in his confession all tend TO ease his mind
The utmost precautions are still taken
60 prevent his committing suicide. but he
acts like q man who has something to
live for
Some of the wrinkles IN his face have
disappeared His waxen pallor IL less
ghoulish. hut the prescription Of the
razor. either in his own hands or tho.e
of the jail barber. results IN an uncouth
swathing of heard
A curious discovery just made by the
Canadian Iolico 10 that DIR. Crippen was
soliciting correspondence business in
London after the remains supposed to be
those Of his wife had been discovered
and he had been questioned by Detectives
from NrOtlan1 1ATu OD July u Ut
Crippen was closely uuiIIed by the de-
tactivee On July - he was still standing
by his guns as was evidenced by a letter
which he wrote on that day TO q woman
in Ottawa, diagnosing her ear trouble
and informing her that for the sum Of
Al ~. he would send her apparatus for
treatment
Ethel lie Neve has refused the oner
Of assistance from an attorney retained
by her family She alsD 10 recover
ing her spirits and her grit, She
WAS vastly amused when shown some
purchases that Inspector Dew had made
Tor her He spent $40 Of her money for
her on clothes which he deemed more
appropriate to her sex than those which
-he wore on the Montrose The expend
lures left her only t2O Of the money ehs
had when arrested. hut nevertheless she
laughed with every appearance OF Rayety.
when she saw the new wardrobe.
A less lavish outlay was made IN behalf
% Di Crippen. He had only $40 to his
credit and he warned Inspector Dew
TO go very light on the ra nent. 80 that he
wutIh not have TO C-irtAil his beer on the
home voyage All he thong he wanted.
IN fact. was some underwear and that OF
the cheapest
Arthur Newton. the London solicitor
who informed Crippen that he had friends
who would defend him and paw for an
attorney, has cabled TO him that funds
are available and warned him not to repeat
or amplfy his statement or confession.
The sun., 1910-08-06
~, R>ED ,CBrS tREB SAVED.
Eleven Men Of the Sea Gannet Picked %
Just ~ Their snip Went Down.

BosToS. Aug. S-Eleven sailors. the
crew OF tn. steam Yacht Sea Gannet.
were landed here tn -day nv the steamship
Joseph ". Fordney. which picked them
,ip OF fuckers Light. y. j after they had
been driven from their weasel nv FIRE
They wore stAndjng by the burning
Graf; IN the yachts lAunch and small
boats and within fve minutes after they
had been taken on board the Fordney the
burning yacht plum Red to the bottom.
The Sea GanneE was owned Ivy James
Delaney. who 10 engaged in the porgy
business. She was used a. pleasure
boat by her owner and also as q scout
20 locate schools OF porgies 30 that large
boats would know where IN look for
them.
Capt McKenna Of the yacht said that
the boat caught fTe AZ 4. VI. in the
owners room II spread with such ra-
pidity that the men had barely time TO
get into the boats.
The sun., 1910-08-06
A MILLION MORE FOR POLICE
IOHMTSSIONER BtkER PSTS ~
I SIs.OOO.OOO Bt'DGET.
,sGs fsr ~ Nsre Patrslmeu. hut wishes
10 Make Ten Ne~ Captain Also
Thlnks Hts OWn SALARY should Ne
Halsed prom -. ZOO TO $4,000.

Police Commissioner BAker before he
started on his vacation prepared his
budget for the coming year IL Wa
received yesterday by the Board 81 rs
innate. and 80 far a. the demands for
increased appropriations are concerned
they are comparatively moderate He
estimates that the expenses % his de-
partmen, for 1871 will he SIC iSs.27s The
appropriation for this year was siS.lio.-
7a7. the increase asked for neNt year
being therefore 81 .022. .tsI
While the greater part ~ this sum
is made mp Of mandatory salary increases
Mr. Baker asks for an increase in his own
salary and for money to appoint ten ad-
ditional captains The salary of the Police
Commissioner is now 1850 Mr. Baker
sugg-stS thar " should ~ put up to coo
The Deputy Commissioners recently had
their pay raised from 5000 to 5000
In the last two wears that Gen Bingham
was at the head of the depart ment he
insisted that s7.SOo was too little for n
Commissioner of Police and that the saiary
should he double The Mcclellan admin
isiration. however. refused to listen to
tho suggestion
Commissioner Baker docs not ask for
money to pay moro patroirnen. ms
~ probably eXplainahle by the fact that
on September more than 2OO patrol
men who are now detailed To the Mag
istrAtes' courts and the Courts ~ Special
Sessions will I've displaoed by civilian
attendants These policemen will he
transferred To patrol duty and IL IN Thought
by the Commissioner that with this num-
her ~ men added To his force there In no
pressing need for more pairolmen. But
he wants to make ten new captains.
The full quota of the uniformed force
as u now stands ~ a. follows: Nineteen
captains detailed inspectorsl. fifteen
captains formerly inspeCtorsI. ninety
one captains. 62s lieiitenAnts. So ser
geants and $50 TIatrolmen. The Commits
sloner ~ authorized tn detail $50 sergeants
or patrolmen As detectives of the first
grade at s2.25O Those detailed receive
the benefit Of the increase from the sal
aries raid them IN the grade from which
they are promoted The schedule for
detectives Of the first grade for 1911 il
a. follows
The sun., 1910-08-06
LEAPED FROM BuR>ING AFRO
Flames Drive . Party sf Fi,e From q
Touring Gar.

NI~ToS. y. J.. Aug. 5.-A touring car
owned Ivy Charles I. Manning of Mont
clair wAs burned to-day near Waikiki
bridge. The FIVE occupants had to leap
from their machine.
The party had taken the wrong road al
Q fork beyond the bridge and on laarning 4
the mistake they turned the car about
This required considerable backing and
advancing because ~ the narrow ness
Of the road. II 10 supposed that the
Raaolene tank vas broken and the oil
caught fTe The fire blazed up on all
sides AZ the car started forward
The inhAmmable parts of the car were
destroyed. 1he occupants Nere taken
20 SUSSEX in another automobile.
The sun., 1910-08-06
sPOLHE an FOR POOR wAS.
Joseph y. King Gets cash and . Jes
Through capt. Burfeind.

Joseph r King. who was told that New
York was an inhOspitable place. says this
town il slandered.
King came here last week from Lowell
Mas. to look for a job a. lithoGrapher
His wife, fourteen-year-old daughter and
haby came with him. His means we're
soon exhausted and ne took rooms in a
Fast Twenty-s-cond street station 20
help him find joh
After invest CATION Burfeind told the
reporters that Kings was q deserving
case 4 collection OF tS was taken In the
station house and the next day checks
began TO come in King now has siOO IN
run his family on until he gets his hrst
week pay from a box factory in Twenty
third street where Capt Burfeind got him
lob.
The sun., 1910-08-06
"a RStES THE STUPID cor.
Mayor >sks Magistrates to Report I'm.
proper Arrests Pour tn Brewery spree.
Mayor Gaynor sen; this letter yester-
dAv - Chief Magi,trat- McAdou.

Mayor GaynOr sent thi~ letter ye>ter-
dav to Chief Msgi,trat- McAdoo.
What -sw IN the night court conN noes
mp that 1t - advisable that the MagistraIs-
keep record Of false or Improper arrests
mad. by policemen aud also of unIs SInl
acts OF violence by hem and report the
same 20 Nou With he names Of the police
men and YOU eau refer them to The Mayor
Who Wil --~ that charges srr preferred
again-i the policemen for removal "r die
ut--il ~ course reasonable allOwau,r
ct lR~NaN must b~ gwen 20 me ofticer q
rul- And "a fact N-rv much of u "a the ca-s
pf rur1au- Nou viii remember that W-
talked "f rhi- matter some weeks aga.
Policeman Fr-d.rick Attanas,o. whose
arrest Of = woman stirred Mayor GAynoT
to remsrk m night court 4 though there
was transferred last night from the Ten
defioIn To IN. West Forty -nth street
police station
Aitana-io had heen pat IN PLAIN clothes
~ capt John % Bri-n with orders TO
arrest street women. especially on sixth
ayrnu- Although he had been three
and a MALI wears on the force ~ ~as his
hr-t detail to PLAIN clothes duty he
speaks several languages tie ~ the
policeman who while patrolling Madison
av-uU- aft-r midnight several years ago
met man with suit case The man
wouldn't open H. and AttanAslo took hum
To the station house whsr~ the lieutenant
made hin disclose a pair Of ia jamAs
In. suit case bearer was = member of
the committee Of Fifteen. Which was
busy Al that time with great police re-
forms
Battalion chef Howe OF IN. Fire D~-
partment seems To have been IN error.
according 10 Information gwen out yes
terday ia the Mayors Office. in stating
that h. had found in n brewery AZ I2sth
str.ei and Amsterdam avenue three fire
men and fourteen policemen IN uniform
drinking The Mayor investigated the
matter through the Commissioner Of
Accounts and IN other wavs and had
before him commissioner " aldo and Chief
Howe II turned out that chief Howe
did not sec fourteen policemen IN the
drinking room and that the report Of In
Spector Hussey and Capt Farrell that
the number was four is correct One
other policeman vas found drinking in
addition to the four All five have been
J,,Ii on trial
There were just twenty arrests brought
20 night court last night Five Of them
were made nv a special offcer sad were
logically one case. Nine of the twenty
prisoners were fined
Magistrate Murphy attended to thir-
teen cases before 70 n clock and then went
out for \ walk. A. ~ he found seven
ca-ea awaiting him He dspoped ~ the
seven Nnmore appeared and night court
adjourned NJ T.?
The sun., 1910-08-06
>aD,,-d ln >er~ay for Alleged Tnrfi sS
s8.0OO In Brooklyn.

non NarChsr who - charged with
ah-cprding With t5.Oo IN cash while en-
rluy"d a. hoOkkeeper hy tn" Mors"
Iron orkst o'npany. AZ IN" loot e Fifty-
-Nth street BROOKLYN. has h""n arrested
~ hrIStIania Norway. according 10
~ ices received al IN" ofI'c 81 tho com
pauy MsrchsT disappeared on April ~
II vac pav day and the cashier was at
lunch When he returned he found hat
ih.. safe had been opened and the money
taken Mar~her N 30 years old He
Formerly lived 10 Ray Ridge with his wife
The sun., 1910-08-06
WOMAN .ETS k,I>rR> pRI<E.
Most Gov Nsted Honor IN Berlin Z nv crafty
-FrRuleIn -rii~ rnkr tao Wlnn~r

BTRLIS ius . ~" kIis"r prrfs
most coveted nf all ~" honor, - tho
University - Berlin has la-i won for ~"
hru tius nv woman III" winner -
daughter - Herr Schw"nh". chi"i director
nj the ROYAL Ilhrar. '"re Her ESSAY
which won tha ,oss,"d pri." was on Iha
Policy ~ Frsier * the Great
Frausln Schw"nk" was on" - -"
first OF l"- -"V to ratri"Tlats a. IN"
uniy"r-r'v vn-n women were adm tied
first IN lI"S
The sun., 1910-08-06
DIED.

BRAN ga Thur,day. August = Ai bef te.'
denc~ sa BTamhAll Az. JerSsy 'tD. sara
ttOn BrAnn widow Of James n. Brsnn.
funeral on Monday. NuGusts. from ~ Parr'es
Church at 10 A NJ Positively no noper.
LNEpN On August 4 at Portland. Ne. The..
dore EmeTy Of Chicago.
lntrrment al fl~wington. Y J. MondAy
August Chicago papers please copy.
HN.STrD suddenly. on August 5. 1910. 81
Nnrihneid. Mass IAurs p. Hslsted.
Ser Ices a. hsT late residence. no Ess' rts
s' New NorA city. Monday morn ing. Augg-
= 81 II ociock kindly omit io~ers
~ r'rON On Nugusis. william Luton ~ year,
RsfeT TO TRASE 4. CAAPsSLI.. Tue FrSysn
rHuEcH 2si West nd 81.
MC'ANN on August !. francis NVsl. Means
LYING 10 state THE FrNbsAL CHUFcH. :.
West ND 81 rGANE z. CssPpkIL BLDG
MrTC HE'LL. on Thursday. August =. a. Linden
MA. Flushing. y. V John Fulton Bsrri'n
Mitchell. In the saih year OF his age.
FUNERAL services at his late residence. lindsn
Hih. Flushing. On sunday. august :. a. aus'
'er before . CArrAges 9TH meet the train
leaving rast atth II. terry a. ! O eiock
MILITARY OHDER oT rHE LoraL IgotoS ~
nv iSirEp NISTEs ConnAsDEEr ~ rp'
>rATR oI NV NoRE Com mpsnions are 10
'oTmed OF the desih OF Conpsnion csr'
John 2 Mitchell
Funeral s~rN tees will ne held sunday o. : e.
oeiocN st his lale rssidenes. Linden III.
Flushing y '. Companiohs are reaues'sf
10 attend ~ order OF the Comnsnd-'
\. NoEL BLAEEsAs. Recorder
SIMMONS On Friday. August s. 1917. At fs.-
MohonL. y. y. D Edward NlrTrOns In -.
eeth year OF hts age
Funeral service. Gill he heId 81 - rhon1s
'hurch. s'h Av ana sd st on SUNDAY Aus''
'.h5P " special tTain ~iil leave Lstiag
ton A.. terminal for v ooda an aii'j
GRAND Iooog. =
Ire ororrs and permanent rerbers ~ 4"
Grand Lodge Of free and Accepted Nssc-f
~ the state Of Ne~ NoTk are ra'errsuN .
questet 60 sttrnd the ohseauies Of
EdN NArd simmons. Past Grand Masis'
~ Thomas church. Ne~ orr City. On -
dAy afternoon. the 7th inst a. o clOr-
UoHEAr JUpsoN kESNoRTuN
Grand Masir'
EpwaEp " I. TRtERs Grand SeeTeAg.
The sun., 1910-08-06
WEDDING WITH IIBERIi.
Germany. suspicious of Z -, Wants
France 10 Take sIsies WIN tier.

NI-0-"- = , % 0T'-I 7" ~ ~
PARIS Aug . The first secretary
Of the German Embassy call-i ~ the
Foreign Oric- today t. cnnsuir with
= view of arranging . France p-G-rmAu
N regard 10 Liberia
Germany u - unders, bod f-ar- Amer
can Intrusion IA the AFFAIR." "f the African
republic
The sun., 1910-08-06
LIBERAL 'HRI>rI,N ,O>.Rt>>.
500 DeIegates Meet In Berlin 10 Promoi =
Religion and Progress


, BERLIS. Aug ; The Worlds cong 80,
I, Of Liberal Christianity Religion and
, Progress was inau RIrated h"r" to-dav
The opening address VAS delivered 10y the
! Rev Charle- William Msndt- - Boston
, Mass. Regular sessions VII h-Eip to-
morrow. when a speech ~. be- deli 81
to the delegates hv DR. AdOIph Harnsrk
Iprofessor of theology and director 81 'h-
'royal library here
About 7pp persons will b~ m attendance
of ~hICh nufnb-r fully two-thIrd- are
women America mas -ent ~ dele gates
The sun., 1910-08-06

The Central Federated Union passed
last night a vote ~ confidence in James
r Holland until recently a member ~
the Board ~ Education He vas reported
10 have told body of school janitors tha,
he hated n sauealer- and the board
determined To investigate Nr Holland
resigned forthwith The 4 r I = rsso-
luton declares him faithful to the cause
NJ lahor
The sun., 1910-08-06
n, IN TOR H,W ,II,N L,>D
Comnii.sIonrr Be>iegrd ~ w"uId-br
settlers End Of sugar kinE>."

HoNoLuLr. AK Th"-' O.. = vild
scramble for publ" lands IA Hawai- and
the rule II thesugar king seams near ltsend
The old contention of the sugar men
that people would not 60 on the land ~
live - proving untr'"
The Land CommI-s 1nsr - swampsd
with applications Prlc''"ally every
acre of Government land IN the island
capable Of cultivation viii h~ absorbed
Next month 3oTyl ares ~ land will be
thrown open,
The sun., 1910-08-06
BELD ~ TORPEDO WIRES.
British Vessel IN PrrIous Position IN
HaPbOr OT roulon
,p,raI css,. D.,7,'cA n rHs sr>

TorLcS. Aug Will" the British
stea anrhip Gerente vas entering thS
pert TODAY one Of her anchor cables
became entanged IN the wires uniting
submarine mines
The esSel VIs held fast IN this perilous
position and had to pit out distress sig
nails Naval divers ~er" sent to her
rescue and finally released her
The marine AUTHORITIES took charge
Of the steamship while the work was
going on
The sun., 1910-08-06
icdsAndi

The budget allowance for detectives
~ the first grade for 1910 was sae. i50
The sum of TtI SEQ 20 10 requested for
the police pension fund The amount
alioweSi IN the budget for the present
wear was sSDGo. The police pension
fund vas self-supporting ten years ago
and It's invested capital in bonds and stock
amounted 20 $50 JD Since then the
capital has been wiped out to meet de-
hCiencieS IN the fund and the Board Of
Estimate has been compelled to make a
large annual appropriation each year TO
max" up the difference betw cen the actual
regular receipts and the disbursements
The following figures show how the NAM
her of pensions and the expenditures for
pensions have increased since 1890
The sun., 1910-08-06
'HOLER. RACES on THE WN
5000 Cases In Russian Nining District
-Is.osp0 Men Quit WORK
'>p'ctt 'a9s DTspaeH 70 nv N'N
PETERSBURG. Aug. : Chu

ST PETERSBURG. Aug 5 Cholera
which broke out in the Don mining dts
trict recently II spreading rapidly and
has now becom. virulent Of 3.0I caSeS
thus far reported To the authorities
go have proved fatal
IL is also reported that Is.s1 Of the
a. 80 men employed IN the mines hav.
quit work IN a panic. The Government
u arranging 30 send a medical eAp-di-
tlon TO the stricken reg Ton.
The sun., 1910-08-06
%. a %. ,hsrs-d WIN O-r~or.I Inx Its

CHICAGO. Aug 3 Charges that the
Baltimore and ONO Railroad Company
has violated the Federal law IN work ing
its employees more than sixteen hours
m succession are made IN q suit filed to-
ia V IN Federal District Court against the
road by Assistant District Attorney Harry
Parkin on direction of District Attorney
Sims
The sun., 1910-08-06
sHtT or 'uI>rT ttTOR>.
-uprems court RuIe> against
sGIarnl, al Performer.

NASIiA Aug The Collector ~
Custom. viIl take steps 10 deporr eightv-
four ~. .r"-s Artprs h. arrrvn1 here
recen'', 20 take rart ~ the Ia-' carnival
The Suuremr tpYrf has deciiai that
they are .Eelg gIo.s Tor admission
The sun., 1910-08-06

The drydock Dewey sank On Nav -
az Olongapo. Philippine Islands. and for
a while u was thought that she had been
scuttled by somo disgrVnIi-d natives
The idea of conspiracy. however. was
not substantiated and Il Was stated that
the accident was dI" To- hole IN the
,Dewey's side The Dewey was re'lost-d
on June - Congress appropriated So s"
for repairs
The sun., 1910-08-06
THE DEWEi ar NORA iGtIN.
Dr, dock which sank at OionEspo In May
O. EuIly Repaired.

.>1sc d. Caos irVrGfci 10 fHE SuS.
MANILA. Aug S--lhs drydock Dewey
was placed IN commission again to-day.
The collier Alexander was docked
The sun., 1910-08-06
Wan ~ 10 hmI- Himself.

John knonlAch. - years did. ~ - Kn-e
~ enuA Jersey cry. committed suicide
last night hv lnhalinR eliminating "a
~ saS found dad in bed hy he son
Challss
The sun., 1910-08-06
Dinner With the Kindly Savages

which appea The SUNDAY sun you will I" it'll" cheerer all
day Sunday
Suppose had lie down and he corpse on draush,y
had
seeming relish huge nights week for
suppose rance hold actress VIII"
oathed YOU Of had enamored wouldn't
think topical of thar
leng requires lot herosm
Bcing good actor that
andth he a
The sun., 1910-08-06
Tricks of Diamond Runners

nothing do with baseball but make- good reading Just the
police
another Paris that haven't been missing
that make IN" Ec
take yol home
The sun., 1910-08-06
Achieving A Cupid's Bow
in to-morrow's SUNDAY SuN

IN
10 You'll earn a lot of
lo o wavs ~ M
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Some Fruits of Education

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NDERrAkEaS.
RELIGIOUs NOTIFIES.

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Heroism Behind the Footlights

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