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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-02
,nIIr> PRESIDENT COuING.
III- wrIromr on Thursday NnI BeEIn At
the Narrs~s To Visit TAFT.

WASHINGToS. Aug The state Da-
Iartmsut has compI"t..d arran gemsnts
FOR the reception 81 President Montt Of
Chil. who will arrive IN New York on
~. Royal Mail steamship Tagus on
Thursday from Colon
President MONT will spend four or
fv" DAVIS IN this country b-for. proc--d.
Iug 10 Eurog- for h,- health
chandler Hale THIRD Assistant Secre-
tiry q state. Ma jor Gen William ~ Car
ter 4. \ \. Assistant chief of STAFF aud
capt u VI = Huss. 1. \. y captain q
ia. Philadelphia navy Yard. nave been
d--i grated 20 represent the state. War
and Navy departments respectively They
will act a. aides To President Montt and
wall remsin with him during his stay IN
this country
A. IA. 1agus ateams through the Mar
COWS "A zalui. will b" fred IN Presiden,
Mont honor by IN. cast Artillery posts
~. will II. transferred to a small Govern
n"ni weasel and will proceed up the North
River to Fifty ninth street. where he will
land A detachment % Regular soldiers
will escort him so the Plaza Hotel
President Mont will leave New York
Tor Boston on Friday afternoon On
saturday he will board the naval Yacht
NIayrower al Boston. which will take
him To Beverly to "isit the President He
v ~ return 10 Boston on the Mayfo~~r
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-02
pIT>T>> ~ ,OTTO> rRuD
Tred ~rhruL. Ir~nri' Bu,rr. Arrested
Here To NRks HIm Tr.tHN

United States Marshal Hsnksl arrested
Fr"u S'h-Ik yesterday ~ the Hotel I'm.
T-rial pn Wrir % attachment issued hv
United States B,-trI't Attorney " u
Frazer 81 Al -rd'.-n. Miss \. h..Ik -
wanted - a material stiffness IN an ~.
,e-tIgatiou i'.toT. tN.. Fedora Grand Jury
"a ~ '.rd.-'.r on O,t"i er = usAr ~" gave
g. $50 TAD furnished by the National
surety COMPANY
NV bELFANS Aug y heIk - q
Freu,h ''''"u LUy-r and was ~ h- WaV
10 EuroI- ! he ,as. IA which b.. - wanted
40 witness - the Investigation of the
kniRht-ianc~y frauds committed IN Ala
hama. Mississippi and throughout M"
SOuth The United States deputy mar
-haI- have b--n booking for Sch"IS for
soui" time Ia serv" the papers on him
Sch.uk comes from HAvra. France and
= = frequent Visitor 70 New Orleans aud
To other cotton points IN ia. South H.
was her. only recently. bat he shipped
by the d-puty marshAl- and got ~ "a
N"S Nork lie ~ supposed 'o know son"
facts about the knight -lhncey matter.
and . - said that his talk led to he -siziIr.
81 many cotton raTgo-- both ia thus coun.
Try and on their reaching their d--tIna
ton ~ Europ-'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-02
rWO Nr.RorS ~ rOssr.
Tbrrr D,IHG utter ~tvar ~ . lesuse N
grsruIa Tsua ~ fhe ~ssrin

PELBAN Oa NuE In a hattie With
q sheriff snd po--. about O'Clock 20.
night tNp n.Ern-- Nrr- kili-d and ihr-"
probably fatally wounded
Late this afternoon sheriff ShOckl-
Wa- Informed that n.zrOrs were causing
disturbance about two miles from
Pelham The sheriff summoned . posse
aud vent tu the -s-n- lie found IN.
negroes ~ho had learned Of the coming
ni the posse. barricad-d M q house
The pb--" -uTrouud- the house The
sheriff ordered them :" Surrender The
~. yruss an-~-r- bv Hrink on the pos~..
The IuS.- rr'urn-! th- FIRE. completely
riiiliuE the house with bullets
After TIA. posse had kept up fire Tor som.
I ini- the negroes asked Tor quarter. when
I he house was entered two negroes were
found dead. three almost diving and four
CuN.rinz under beds unharm-d
Il - said the negroes had gathered AZ
the huiu-. 10 shOut CRAPS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-02
J,'k 10Y nov ~ ,Rr> Ir
>aNs iir = OUt To .rt = Judge who DrrIsIs,i
Assault Ease Against ltlm.

SNN tH.NsIS,o. Auk Jack I,ndbu
TODAY wrote q l-t'-r - Police. Judge
Nlmu-l~ - OahlluJ b-rat,ng him ~ "A
buily fur hi- r'-'-ut ds-'i-'nu di+ui-ains the
assault case of London against Tim
Nuki"wu-v krrp.r IT T..nd-riuiu
restaurant
II s''.tn- that MulIuwu-y aud London
'nld dtam-Iric,llv opIs,sit- - prie- 80 a
iight im 'h- restaurant which ~nd.I In
London h-inR thrown into the gutter and
the Judge was unable ~ r.S'un"il- them
Last w...k Mulduwu.v's wife sl.sI Tor
dtvur'" and accused her husband - beat
iuK her MS incid.tt l.si London I,
wrlt-u highly rh-t prical letter - the Police
Judge I' whi,h he threatens ~ get the
Judge
London rev Jews hi- cl-.. declaring that
the Police Judg. hullis-i HIM aud his only
witness although they tpld IA. simple
truth Muldowu-y aud his bartsnd.r-
lit-!. he ~a,d. vet the Judge spTar-u
gave them ~ much crssl.nc- a. he did
London
London intimate- that the Judge took
tins attitude b.-Cau-- - Muldnwn-V's
political influence In conClu-i"n I.bn
don avs
som. dav somewhere somehow
am going - get Won am going 81 get
van legally. never fear. and "a IN. fIll
nit - the Law and legal procedure
The JudE. hughsSl ~ l.ondnns letter
and CallsSi u -damnei nonsense
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IL/ER ON FIRST BiLLOT.
ne Hlms-Ir Predicts o. a. He GIrd. -
hts I.oIns

B'TF,to. Aug I William Sul1er left
Buffalo for ChautAIquA county tonight
lie expects 70 begin there Tomorrow a
-I--chmakInR tour the result Of which
Ee hopes will bs an assorted lot % rural
delegates instructed 10 vote for him for
Governor a. the approaching conv>ation.
said he TODAY regarding the attitude of
Charles = Murphy
/ believe the Democrats % Greater
New York are just az much IA favor Of nav
nomination a. ar. the people through the
state | -yp-C' to H.. nominated on the
Gr-, ballot am appealing directly 10
thu. y..oIl- a. - the custom ia many States
and me. people are with Tie NAit and
Delegates ip the State convention will
u,. ,lD-..u by the Democrats % Chautau-
aus county ou saturday James q hen
net a Democrat Of that county. who -
trailing around with Sulyer saws ma
IUrlty 81 the towns are sure to instruct for
SulIsr
Conventions - u-iShbOrIuE counties
~til follow quickly aud Suly.r hs- l..-u .-i
20 u"II-v- that Delegates will H.. pledged
To- HIM This j. not true - Fri.. county
n th, delegates from here are lust ,Ict-d
a. all u will D- for Mayor Fuhrmann
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-02
WIHH IFRIu ITTUk.
Mako n~Ii~Nr nsasi- mat wiz Iea,r
ThSIr MARA WR@Fs Th~, uH

Plans were masl. yesterday fur larry
inE 90 t"tuh thrpWink tests over mini,'
hat'ls-h,I- at 'h- Hampstead Plan ava
ton Held luhn Harry RYAN. ~hp has
t-cuni- Interested no Clifnrd X Harmun =
"NhibitIun- - dropping mimic mis-,l.-
assisted Nr llarn"n Yesterday N out
lining Nar-htI'- un ths Acid ~ chalk
h'E hartlr-hip and tw" submarines tn
TOYS arr marked ont
\ Sp~vial bumb about i've nch..- IA
diameter hll-d with shit. powder and
uap-r turIs,lO.- Will 10 used ~ a sub
st,tut" fur The destructive kuud Mhsn
"nr - th'-" halls bursts ~ will l-av. IT,
MARI Mr. Harmon vii probably l~sin
Gi- -Np-rfu-it- this afternoon
Dr i-urv Walden tried uut l.- u-W
".-t"riay morning aud sue
C'''Hi',l tn getting II ~ the ground fur a
short jump Ills mIChiu" - PATTERNED
u'u.whHt after the Aututu.tt- lie saw.
his system - ".ntrul j. ori ginal and that
ne has applied fur patents
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-02
kIIIED ,,RING FOR HER DOII.
she had washed Dolls sI"'hes and was
IisBGing Them When she F~Ii

Some girl friends w.r" - visit her to-
day 80 Edna Siaun Of 2?3 West ! ed street
the twelve-year-old daughter ~ LOUIS
StauT a clerk m the General Post Office
went home from play early yesterday
evening. washed all ~ her dole dresses
and startel to hang them oGt "a dry
The StauI'z live On the top fnor 81 a
FIVE story building and the cloih.-line
runs from the rear fir" e-cape 10 a pole
~ the ward To make herself a little
taller Edna Sto,-i on the first round IT the
fire e-cape ladder and reached ont
She was pressing q clpth"-piu over =
tiny skirt when her feet slipped ah'.
dropTssi through IN" op'ping ~ the ~"
escape balcuny. struck the fourth floor
railing aud bounCei N into the AIR
Two women who live In the house Mrs
Mary Farrell and Mrs Clara Fent0n
were talking together when they saw the
little girl fall Mrs Farrell ran down and
p,cke-i her up Edna shcad' was Crti-he,i
Sh.. was Unconscious
DR. Richardson hurried the child 20 the
Harlem Hospital She dl"d there a little
afterward
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-02
WINOR FOR CO>NItR ION.
Two Obstacles which tie Hopes to o., -r.
rom~ by Diplomacy,

Ethan Alien Weinberg ~ years old ~
"a Nauier street. Brooklyn. has b,.-n
notified ~ his appointment ~ United
States Consular Agent az Port de Aubf.-..
Morocco The place paws 81 SO a year
and t2Op expenses
Being a minor the Young man cannot
accept the appointment unless his "a rents
sign the papers. and Mrs Weinberg can I
make up her mind 20 do that. AZ l.a-, az
present, Besides. young Weinberg j.
engaged 70 Miss Minerva Schechter 81
iS1 Hnvemeyer street and a bachelor
entering RI" consulate service canno'
marry within four years He hopes 10
overcome both obstacles before the tim.
for taking the job at the beginning Of
next wear
Weinberg was born in BROOKLYN and was
graduated from the public schools there
For while h. was private page N
she House of Representatives IA Wash.
ington. While there he met the United
States Minister 10 Morocco. who helped
hIm To get the consular appointment
A. present he is employed in Wall Stree
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-02
orr ~ PERH ..OOO rEET ~.
slip From Top Of NOunta la and o Held
m trrNIce TIN Help q enIes.

GhoEuErnwN. col Aug wedged
tightly between Jagged rocks AT height
- . 0po feet. IN sight - hundreds 81 people.
Mabel Lynn struggled vainly too day 10
free herself while a rescue party risked
life ia a dangerous climb 10 release her
Had she got our % th, cr-vic- she would
have been dashed Ia death
The young woman climbed Republican
Mountain which rises pr-cipitously over
tWo thousand feet within the city limits
Near IN. summit she made her way out
on narrow l-,ig" "a get better View Of
the panorama II mountain and suIlch.
when she shpped and slid down about
rfiy feet. wh-r. her budy became w-dged
fast IA a narrow cleft
II saved her life. bat she wa. almost
crazy With terror and pain when ras-
cuer- from above lowered a man Nth
"a rope and hauled her up 10 safety.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-02
'REESTs ron NE.RO ~ RDI ~
Yes TsNa- HhIte N-a Held fec Wasisa
slaytnG &C Btarks

FALEsrfNH TsH Atg Ten Whits
men v-r- Srrv-tssi today anal pat in jail
charged With h-ins implcaisSl "a ~. mod,
vi"enc- IN the so'ifh~ru part ~ this
county during the last thru. days IN Whi~h
many negroes wrr- slaughtered Sheriff
bhack. Who has returned from q visit 20
the so-ne ~ the bloo.lShs,i SAID to-day
We won md snm- ~ the bndie. until
me location 10 revealed - ~ hy the hun
yards found the greatest sHcitem.n;
M"n were kilhns negroes a. fast a. they
""uld find them. and So far a. have hem
ADJ" =" .nsc~TtAin without any real cause
Ihe-" n~gruss have n-v"- done anything
that could Discover There Wa just .
hot headed gang hunting them down and
killing them
w" found eleven dead Lud,.S hIt
from Whist ! have h-arI The dead must
number fifteen or twenty W. Cau.
across fo'r bodies IA one hou-a "a a marsh
between lh-nsun springs and SDCum I
understand that Mrs George SCarirnrough
81 SlOctIm saw q party 10 forty "r fifty 60
through her hski SpuI.. ~ them Cut the
wiz" and went thrpugn uu hurSrhack aud
Spm" 1T them walked 'lr,ugh They
vent aCru~- - the hu,I<. Nh.r. - found
~" fo'Ir dead bodies
Tine n"Rru had h.,.u kill-d a. tins hru-..
IN" night before aud thr-. ~er' sitting W.
with the remains on It them t.ing ukI
and whit" haired Th.~- three w.r,
i HID right WHERE they w-I.. - far 49,
car learn the nexrI,-- Nrr, not armed
s"r' two deputies on through ihst
COun'ry - collect Az 'r- arms they cuuld
hud ~ M" HORSES u u-grn-s They mad.
a Thorough search. u.r found only min.
sihgl" hArr"l''i shot guns. none - which
~eefi"d 'u have t's'..n 1r'..I lately and about
ihiTty shells oil Inad.vI with small -hni
4 think Tho r.r-t 1T tra' crowd nt men
ann" from HON. on county and according
20 What am told ih. shooting was -t.l
gong IA late Yesterday evening They
we're hunting he negroes down like
-h-~p "" found tNu ~ tho rad that
sd been shot about 10 q 'cIo-'s th. night
before last
II was evident ma ~ The IAN. they
we're sIII"d they were trVlnx To- get urIt -
he country. tor they had their bundles q
'iuth.- with them
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-02
r. n. GONE 10 PENNsrL,aNi,
Avoids the Z susI Crowd aud Departs In
Respectable COMPANY,

The Contributing Editor came TO town
unexpectedly yesterday His regular
Outlook days are Tuesday and Friday. hut
he shifted this week Their. were no vi--
iiorS 81 importance who called a. no no
'ice had been given.
Mr. Roosevelt left IN the afternoon in an
automobile for a short trip through Penn
sylvania lie will probably return on
Thursday. He did NOT announce where
h" would go and didn't say WHY he was
going The Contributing Editor was Ac-
companied by Lawrence Abbott. son ~
the Rev DR. Lyman Abbott
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-02
w IND >TIII STRJkI.
'"a'ssrsi"h N>.orIatIon Ia Vote on
rr"p"Sal To Drop q Ontes,

POO AK Ar"r beng IA
'"-v" hour. delegate, from
70. 'a" aTalzana'. Pssociatipn
'''" i'-n s'riLIrg against the
N'A'"' >.-el ta-pDratlon agree !
"" .G.I not Agr... a. 70 when
.." a'.u.l 10 teclar. o.
.- '".'lrg rnd"d m row r. vas
'- '"i 'ns' the delegates might
ArH 'ta' m" vote should 10 left
En-zr"n drrec' This vote will
7-.. .n next sunday and So. men
''.' '..I % cot"
.'" -...a. 90. ba... ~ thirteen r,.,uth.
Hr. .,, been q -a.,rnI. :, tr.
'.-'ra.
N"N r-..- delegate. ~hp r.2r.-
." rR--' edges m the Anal.
need that Unless the strIs.
. 20. H-',' - a. ono. they would -.
..' fs-potatipu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-02
FuII\G >iiED ms mr..
Workman Dr"pp-d ~ Feei 20 speed~ y
Instead Of Bring EIrrtroeuted

live wire on one Of the arches OF the
Washington Bridge. which crosse. IN.
Harlem River AZ lsls' street doubled a
man ny and caused hun To fall thirty iiv.
feet 10 M" Speedway yesterday afternoon
Daniel Carlton, who's. hotn- - A. iIs
West l2Sth street. was working ON the
arch with several other men They were
straddling ID" steel stuIctur. on the
Manhattan sid" S'r,nging hight wires
arlton CAV" a veil and toppled "a the
h"am on winch he VAS sitting
Directly heloW him was repair wagon
carlton struck the wagon and rolled oT
to the ROADWAY
Dr Friedman, Who came from the Wash
Ing'on Heights Hospital found that
not hon. was broken Cari'ona right
thumb had b-en burned on ana his arm
was also burned hIs legs were bruised
by the fall tie H. likely to recover
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-02
HER riTHER HER moss.
"unE woman ia. to Admit o. In GetiIns
chauffeur IIrease.

Albany. Aug Secretary Of State
ko"nig granted to-day chaur.urs' u.
cense- under the Callan Law 10 two women
Alma B@llinger 81 N-wburgh and Mary
CLARK OF Flmira Miss Bellinser in
her application saws she has had several
years experience la operating automobiles
aud IL employed nv her father
Miss Clark gives her occupation a. a
-tsnogrsphsr and adds that sh. has
driven for rrrands pleasure and amuas.
men' In her eighteen months of ct.
p-r.enc" ia hsndling automobiles she has
driven , jOD mile.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-02
DOG rom or DROW WING.
Ird shIld'- Grandmoiher 10 where O. HAD
Fallen into . Dura Pond.

HEMP-rEAp. l. I. Aug George u
Smt 81. the three-year-old son Of
George u Smith. Jr. was drowned this
morning ~ duck pond on the estate oG
Mrs Sidney Dillon Ripley. near this vii
age
IN" hoy was Visiting his grandparents
Mr. and Mrs Alfred Alum, the care
takers % the Ripley estate He had been
playing with "A collie dog His grand
mother missed him and In a short time
the dog came and scratched M the screen
door
Mrs Alum went out and tho dog
grabbed her skirt ~ HIS teeth and tuggs.d
toward N" duck pond She followed and
saw the child lying IN the pond lie was
hurried IN IA" Hampstead Hospital In one.
81 the Ripley automobiles. tut hs could
not ~ revived
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-02
FII BiTES. ItMP.
Former fIrr shi~f. Now 80. VISIT. FIr-
4 commissioner waldo

I'll Bates. who used 10 bs chief Of tho
Fire Department OF this city. called upon
Fire Commissioner Waldo at fire head
quarters yesterday and had a chat with
him over old times when red shirtad
volunteer fremen protected the city
Mr. Bates II ~ years old and had been
volunteer fireman for twenty years
when the paid department was organized
in 1876 He continued in the department
and IN May 1879 he was appointed chief
For eleven years he filed this position
and then retired on a pension Of 8. $50.
which he still draws He lives az 2Ss
Fulton street. Jersey city
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-02
sHE WISTSrn INM,TTr,W,>.
Doubt about Mrs. HItchrsrL 'ssann, W
Doubt That she Killed Her Husband.

Justice Giegerich of the supreme Cour'
dismissed yesterday the haieas corpus
proceedings to release Mrs Charlotte
Hitchcock from tine Maiteawan Ho-pit al
for the Criminal Insane She killed her
husband IN 1871 Evidence was offered
that she had recovered her sanity and
other evidence that she had not lust i,..
Giegerich SAYS
recogni1s the high professional
standing and th" skill aud tlislnterestad-
ness 81 the several medical experts Who
have testified that the r.lator Is sane
hat IN vb-w Of the testimony on hehaIf
81 the people | do not feel that I Nn,IId
l~ warranted In freeing a person who ha.
once taken . human liz.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-02
NaI.iL OFFICER VINO IIED.
Lieut. & ON. BAKER Loses so Numbers In
RANT and o. RrprIn,ansird

WssHIS1ToS. Aug ! Lieutenant Com
mander Henry T Baker who ~ attached
ia the cruiser Colorado 81 the Pacifr feet
was found guilty recently 81 making a
n Ise statement by court martial NJ the
Puget Sound Navy Yard H.. was son.
fenced Ia lose ffty numbers and ~ 10
publicly reprimanded by the arting Score
tary 81 the Navy Acting Secretary
" inthrop approved this sentence. to-day
Baker entered the service m 1891 He
- a native a New ork. but was ap-
pointed from Ohio.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-02
~ 4 a. SrRIkE TRIOi y
sheriff q" ssrstsGas AID Ip, oked Tan
oG state Troops.

SAEAroGS Aug !. The strike situat ION
~ 'h" delaware and Hudson Railroad
became ~ serious to-day that the officials
- IN" road called upon sheriff washburn
for AID The Sheriff has notified hrs dep
uti"s tn 10. ready Cor strike duty. and II
the trouble gets beyond their control the
National Guard may b~ called out
Armed officers along tho line have not
'',-n able To prevent train wrecks and riot
ing Special railroad officers have h.-en
m conference" here With the authorities
with Wow g. Earning who pulled up The
spikes on III" Saratoga Schenectady line
near Ball-ion LAX" last night and g lIsed
the wreck ~ tram and injury to several
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-02
WOMAN KILLS YOUNG
DOCTOR IN HIS home
Then Shoots Herself Bodies
Found After Three
Days.
SIGNS or FEARFUL STRUGGLE
Edna Wallace Of Pittsburg In
Rage over Marriage Of
Or. Stewart.

ri--H.u. Nlg --"-Aiipral
err- "a ... ,u,"r- e.r- shortly bsfore
,Yrt..,pr. ne. lea a0i almost ia e.
....,.. r 70. rm"-' O. stewart aprotni-
... ..v...,., ari - tiua Wallace
%. ... Nonsr ~ tho loSsr ~nrli.
v.-s fr.-lt0 S.rsa-t = hant ON H"m.'
. ispi PEN a.".ur
rrs-. .- -.v evidence tina, N" MAJ
.. s.r... ,u-i d. stewart after q
t..-f,.. .... ss... ,ut 'har .h- then turned
. ,..- 30 herself m. ,rim- -
.--.a., .. have i- an .ummlrt-d some
... ,r. . 'hs las' 'h-~S davs though
o. n. .or - '0. bod . whsI found last
-.t 81 'hs roliCa 20 h.heye that the
"a. Aaa u.el dead some weeks Later
-,rss.~< were found Who saw . man and
Nr~.,r ar'sr no homestead 'hr~~ morn
rEs iEo
~. r,ri.rrs points tn the cor fusion
ga rira Nail,o~ Sh1 ga. long an
a, .,r'arn, of 'h- Young doctor h'-
"a. srraxsi wh~n ne eddinE gar
r-.-'. e ~ S'aWsr' shu ~a- % -
r,.--i,i como 1927. no" rru.rns wees
see sbo ~ 10 nsr
~. u~id,ns sn'. urich was hrnush,
\ ~. 'rrr ~ tailor soms weeks aR,.
49, fr..1i I'm llur-' - Ibbon- N the
800, shrrs ne hod iav. the Noman
favtuS evidently .rIet - tear the cl,t
~ a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-02
.R,ND rR,N w srrrLEuE>r.
Hasls Of >Erermrni Win TraInn,en saL
Is Have Hr-a Araehrd

MONTREAL. Aug II was said 10
u,sht that "A settlement - the troubls
between the Grand Trunk Railway and
its striking trainmen and conductors
has been practically reached. but the
details will not bs announced until to-
morrow, a. a number ~ minor matters
are u be HTranKsl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-02
''I>IT 10 TIDI mrs. uy
al 7rh brother Of Prince T,AI
'"'n- 10 Nm~rIra THIS EaU

'.g . William cal
'fa. Minister 10 China. al
t'" ''uar'msnt to-day that
... .'"-" officials will leav"
'...-' - 10 visit the united
.... laval aTaIrs They are
o. h-." AMI admiral sab In
. ton other persons. in
..- r'II -"~rstarias
'-'. H-u' i- brother 81 m.
hIna and an uncle ~
"" - al.o a brother
'-' To-. head - the army
c. ..Hri uho yisit.d thi-
''''' ..r .4-. J.,.f.r
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-02

Trs Wall street edition. Of THg rvENtSa SIS
con talns al Tho nnsn"lal news and me stock and
hond quota lion, to the oio~e Of the rnArket Ths
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-02
,C1E>SION OtrH ~ THE lords
BIII to Eliminate offence To Catholics 20
Nsrrd ny archbishop Of Csnterbury. .

IoNpoN. Aug The House 90 Lord.
passed the accession declaration bill this
afternoon on second reading II was no,
opposed
The Archbishop - Canterbury spoke in
Its favor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-02
DI~s From ~, Dogs Bite.

Mrs Julia Cantor. Of ?3s seventh
street who was taken from her home to
bellevue Hospital on Saturday nIRht
suffering from hydrophohia. died YES
t~rday afternoon. She Was bitten by her
dog -iN weeks ago She hal the wound
caui"riz" hut nn Fri lay last she was
-siys With Couvulsiors
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-02

MAI. - BsS HIPI ION ORDERS FOR
I've sun and Tbs Eveniag sun may bs Aft vim
aeu sdeAleTA Nc e1ua SharGe.-AJs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-02

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A'h NAe hofsfords Artd ihosphste.- Adt
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safe and Wholesome Holds, = sria,el ~:
rip on the Hudson FiNeg -. Line Sl.s.- Ado
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-27
HOW TO MAKE TIRES LAST.

A facetious automobile driver
said that the best way to make
tires last is not to use them. He
wasn't quite right. When car Is
standing in a garage for any great
length of time, it should be lacked
from the floor, so that the weight
of the vehicle may not damage the
rubber. To insure longer life for
tires, be careful in applying the
brakes If the machine Is caused
to skid, the tire may be torn. Avoid
operating the car on flat tire. Re-
move the casing. 1t will cost less
to repair damage to the rim. The
latter will not suffer IL it can be
bound with rope. 1t Is well to
have extra valves in the repair kit.
Keep wheels true and axleS
straight If you would avoid tire
damage. Beware of rusty rims.
They should be coated with graph
tie before tires are applied.
Grease and oil do tires no good.
They should be cleaned with gaso-
line, but care taken to see that it
dries Immediately. Turn corners
slowly When there are many pas
sengers aboard, there is great
strain on the tires. II the tires rub
the curb, they become worn. Keep
out of street car tracks. Steel
rails cut the tires.
Always apply the gauge to know
that there is sufficient air. In ap-
plying the clutch, do 1t in such a
manner that the car want start
with a jerk Jerking parts rubber
from the fabric and the thread of
the tire is apt to be torn. Remem
Der to use talcum In the casing for
changes or new tube. Water, II
allowed to creep between the tire
and the rim, rots the fabric and
rusts the rim. Shun fresh-laid
crushed-stone roads. If these thor
oughfares must be traversed, go at
low speed. Avoid pinching the in