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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-10
uISs u,RIr " ,Dtu> Dr,D
She was Head Of the Christian science
lhnrrh In tor.

Tu,A Sept q Miss Mar" VI 'itw-.
the head ~ IN" Christian S.."r'" church
Iu This CITY and cIu-" fri%ui = MIR.
Mary Rak"r Eddy ~ whom -f" was
personally instructed 10 ~" taar'Irg-
- tho Church. dl.i ~ h"r HON" ~ N"rN
vilI. suburb e u'icn. last uIRu' AFTER
- long illness
Today ~" 't-.' Va called - ~" A.
'Huiion - Coroner Odd. VIII lu ~" u'.
-..uc" - phy-Iclar. certI'"u'" stating
the cause - death directed 'lH' . post
rnori.rr examination 49, mad" n" rn-'-
rnor'e'u revealed that Mss Nar'u- 'ti
died - cancer ~ N" STOMACH and ''tt
IN. had suffered agony through many
months. during which I'm" -h' refused
- -utnmun phv-i,a' H." Coroner
rn"r p"rnIt'ed the issuance nf q burial
.s.r' .'I's's
Mis- Ndams W. torn 100 kirtvIiI".
y and her early NE was spent thor" and
90 Syraru-a after leaving ~" public
-rH.ul -n. Na- educated ~ B".i" Haven
Institute 10 Nl"NludriH Va. 90" tHI"-
uoyIa seminary and the Nvr1DrI-'' uIv"r-
-Itv ~h" taught nr" v"'r ir Memphis
Tenn and Du.. wear 100 Nortn carolina.
and 10 issi took Ip her r"-It"r"" "a iI'7i,
whore ~" had b".u very -4D,rs--ful Iu
spreading IL" dpD'rru" 81 tn" Christian
Science Church
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-10
ODrII or or POI rms.
announces His Retirement In an inter
view In the New burEh Journal"

NFwRURGH sept q tv-Guv"rr'r
B-uJauln u pd''lI lr Doc ava iut"--
yInw with q r-lr"-"u'g'l." 90 -" New
Lu~gh Journal to-day a.1u..n.'I nr-
Intention - vl.ti-aVlug from Politics
Tn. SITUATION b"-" hes .''.u'n" uu" '....
meant % butter fight ~ the iu.I-. tt" .r-.tr
r..rr.,riSi- under son. 'u- John q Ha-"
having organized f.. % fight .. ..-r.
SECTION tinv. pln'I $50
PRIOR 100 my d"lar'.rr hT l.rH"
| IufpTu'l 'lps" who We" "nII' ..-I 20
ms ,puld"nn,. tnaf . Wis NV .u'"i' ..u
To- rr'.r" absolutely 'rrn ..'..' rtr.
iI,ipat on 10 %" puu,..- 90 t..- u.~'...'
Since nv return rms Go. .-I.v .J- only
grown stronger. and yu. .r.." t".'lr.-
ton ha~ be-n WIfhh"li ~ Goo rI'' ur''>''ui
a. the request OF thp-" who Thought nat
u-rnaBr party harmony iuTg.. DO" .v-
stored through rurrrouI 'Hd ne !
could b" 81 service 90 fuat drp' 'Iur
-".. however. uo r"d-Du Tor con
tIuued silence and therefore "a" jUsrrri
can auuouuO. for me that under no ,Ir.
crInstauC.- Win interest myself dir" rs
or indirectly 10 Ip..ti or ~tai" k"ruill.
an I,uIl'I,-- except .- H lrva k"u..ni al
IA contributing INV mite toward R"puh.'-
can victory ihI- aI'.mu
That - all 'Ltf ! care tp -lv "-..'if
10 express the ho;s' mat Those wnr r"rr'.
sent N. odd a. we'll - %" urW"r 'o''t-
81 Republican IulI.'s- may Nui Do Unu.
si-t.n' 90 Iul;" aud harWuu.0' ..'I 'n.-
r..-fOr.. party S"Idt'v 90 f'.- distinct
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-10
80 MtNY RtIIRO WV.
I Hunrh % Th-m AZ Dinner In i"nS
IIranch at NIGht.

Lose BE.N'H y i SEPT Thor"
WIS . gathering - tt-i"rn railroad ru''u
~ Proofs Hotel 10y the Shrewsbury River
Tonight More than q ryu'" ut rH..
rnad~ were represented a. q dinner. 'a"
guest e honor b"iug l. = \n-hurRn.
general passenger agent - 'h" New \ 1r.
central and MADISON Riv"r Railroad
Among tho" pr"-snt were { " be-
-att and J " Scott. B1ltimpT" and
ono. " e HuT-~ and T. " Irruy New
Jersey enirsl. u y burlington. Il X. D..
! l. smith laCkawanuI riiirotd.
! = Shinn and James Buckley. ErI" ran.
road. & = leo , : Hsmmau and \ Of.
SIMMONS IahIgh railroad. James X Dan
har and J II Steward. New Nork, OntarIp
and Western Railroad. Il VI Pyl" y y
Bcl and 4 Stead-. P"nnsy !vauE, Railroad
" II cCormick Philadelphia and Road
lng n VI smith. Long Island Railroad
" S@ayer. New lurk. New Haven and
Hartford RA abroad. , n Hihhard. Albany
Day Line. !. n htland. Peoples Line. -
n Taylor. Metropolitan Line. -. J Boyd.
Hudson and Manhattan. " T. CHhand
Nard LINE. ! Z. Hester. Ocean steamship
{ ,unHuv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-10
arr LOtD or STOLEN IIGiRS.
Three Arrests Follow the DrliN"r> Of
Truck load of Smokes.

\ truck loaded With 25,"H cigars sup
r,p-..d t. hav" been stolen from tu"
Ia Rp.l cigar factory WHOM ia" place
burned ca August VS. follow ~ v"s'"r
dav hv PIuk"r'1n detectives 20 thN HON"
of H-u-v kupN .ug West Thirteenth
-f-..., whore. kupN AMI { arle- HRrrInS
ton 1T ~ south fifth street. Jersey city.
and charles A,kron. "A rut"l keeper Of
49, Jamaica av"u l". BrD"Slyn. who
sent th. ciga-- 20 kuoV- house. were
a--..'..d i,krun formerly ran tho
rvou. q T'nl ION resort
Jacob Gu,dnau man g"r uf IN"
Ia RO-, company. identified tu" clgar-
az belonging To- MS concern
Both ACkruu aud Harrington hav"
long polio" records NrNr,u has served
u"a-sV 49,. wears m N.ug sing for various
crimes and Harrington has s-."n' over
fifteen wears N PRISON and udS tw!r"
attempted to 'SCap"
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Pvsur~ast,~ r~ms~rsts Fr~frv Uim
TarHf th- FaraHusaut t--ur
Vn,yv s.-' . rh- av-cu'.."

Nfmsav asa.f b. fHr'
r..sf.a. r. Fr rr.-rss-t.a IH.r
-. -. ,..t g. r-I ,1.'s.i 10 -'r.H
.. - ..r f.. .. ..... Ht f...Ns.'Hr . -.
.sr r. r. frs rr.af... .I ....HF r'.' ''.'
.,.. ..H-rHu fr 'ra.r Hrws rz '1 '.i'i.i .it'..a
...l r.sff..,r Iu o. sfrf.aH-u. .aaisfi Hv
rrt .rr..r. go. NH.H. Onvu.r .s ..f..n'at
TYr l,rHsruur Hi I...... a.I.ls
The I--.rs. 4rg % r.. stat ''r
|r.rI raru4r f..ru fH- rrr'v .uH". ..
fsr.rrHs. ~ pho ftsassaa...I .f 20 fF..f.tI ...'
,r.tYrfuntv fp agt-pi Zoo pro H.ra, .r.s'
& 'Fr yu'.r- and 81 d, r.ar.uuaI.ry Iu fHH
Navpr It N~s Work ,.y Sr' npr'...-
Poo their ,ur.frlu z-r-- aui ,. uuu"u.-
~ .rr rrr ~ f-u xI.fH'r be- uBu '"
med l...d - l.. r.- candidate 10 Do" lr
.rlf. Doe. nomination on -s..r.. I.,.IF
'.. 90 thrust uruu Uuu. There 81 uu .Is'' -
90. r.i-.iug ether nuuusiiuu-
" ga fN. other hand. fer any r"I-..u
suur may -s.s'u guua o. him. 10" ''- Hu''-
pruEr-- -I,~ Democrats mI~' H-I-' ia
rh. uuutul'tuu. Z SIN" vu.ad man wHH.r
r.-CDri sud Duns .ttuu- ar" sunni 900 The
ub-, u--us.- H. must TrEIrl ttr 'NrtH
- the paramount national .--u"
-Ua state i--tfss- hv ur-' be- a. U.H u s|H
~tl unlualite,lly and Ntf.pu' "tuN.Hu
tiou prumt-'. To- advocate dlr~'t uutnit,'
tlou- aud the Massachusetts ballot 'nuu-
1tny IA administrator huuNv 'yI- to-
,iti-- and m. appointment 20 men 90 'I'
great state uffiys'- Nun - 10 hH ir"'' from
tine Influence, ui pr.hii, service ,u.IuI.
tiuns In order that the people may bee
induc,sl ~ Eiv- him thetT Sufra - hs
must be a man Whu-s' uSu Car'-''r shows
hun 10 b.. fr.- from such iU'u"ngr~
In l.ttrr % chairman DIV - 90"
I psmulrifIv state committee W Iirar
I l.ustgart,u 10 M" Irpgr"--Is" l'"iu'-f -
has thi- - sav
] III IA. sentiments "xV-..,S.'I 80 ~"
/ Democratic state committees dinner h"rt
at the Hotel kuirkrr's,k"r Nos ' nr.S
lefty las night fpr.-t rduw tir" tlnu u.
! the p.uOyratrr stat" convent .uu 20 lee
! hsldln Rochester pn ~"piriui-'r - ta"r" -
little comfort ~ strT" ~ rr'gr''-- 80
: Democrats II tho Urrgr 'ruui" .~ "".
mulRatai bv D-tady llar~., lt.I no '''g
old party hacks is 'irI.'si Huf 80 Tree ,I %.
N.pttuu yuu may ,sNr.'.' q fF.'..U|l W.tT
within the ranks ~ fl. l'.u.s.rtfl" VOTERS
such ~ has never '.'fpru h,-'u "yi 'sTr''I. 81
4 by Nh" Democratic organ. ''.'Ur
IL - - IN" purpp.' ct t"' lI'wu,~l' lee
state urgautyltIOu 10 T"i"at IT. V"Tiorir-
anc,-- uf pr.,rufi~ YEAR, "a tho way 60 plat
form and ClndIda'"- progress 90 i'"ruH-
,rat. Will not only bolt such nominations
/ but will fight m" ticket iurvHEHut.. 'ur
campaIgn and q. N.u" 'u" If"mo'rdf. d,
voters ~ the polls uu election Ily
There - uuly uu. r~~ie thi> l''l direct
nominations and personal r"Eis' ration
StateVide IA H. operation. l.l~ ISSUE
must ~ met and cannot b'' tuig,t or
,.Vads,l Candidates must us' uau'-t
whose prev lpuS act ions ~rTslr" WITH 'N'.r
pres.pt professions
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-10
HtGISTRiTES INCi>i.
Made - h, Attack on Ot amor rhry
srrk Police Protection.

III. attack ga MaglstIat" . ,nuupr
calm" up t,r discussion - IA" meeting
- 'he Manhattan magistrates "u Thur
dav To. meeting. a. usual. Nar i"id IA
secret. il' ,r" Il PIP" u"u,N"r- 70 tu..
bard lhuuEut the matter WIS 1t lu'"r'-t
o. 'h. public and yesterday he 'n.i auuu'
~. duo .I~-Ipn
f. appears that one ~ a." Magistrate
got up 81 the meeting and Cail~d attention
80 90" attempt that uld been Wad.' t.',
hours l"fur,. upon 10" he uf trwfl-r
Mag,-tra'"
Wiz ntpr.ryd Q. Lam rrv htri.n
r.4ry .." It - irv dty wu-u -..rr'0 ,rtrE
OF criminal that has i.-..u severely dealt
With ru court comes around l"HslrE o..
r,,,r.-. nrd is pr-pir'-i Tor murder. '.v
-I.,aA'r sad
lie -ggg--t,-i That some action De- t"r''r
90 the meet lug {" safeguard ruc puucc
count or,u from ASSASSINATION Such
attacks a. 'I.rf % Sir"u were improbable"
U.nd.r the ia los. Do" drrlau"d. - 30"
Magt-rr. o.. Wa tIWay- accompanied iH
Hui from cp4rt by MI probation u0'1'T.
who wa a policeman ami vent armed
nd-r the new inferior ,psrf~ liw ~"
,psIlr-tn.u were taken from ~" courts
md from 'h- Magistrate
ne speaker pointed uu' ilt' ri' "E
puu-..II.uU,.- 81 such Hu altd'N t'.' lei
80, ~ community. Tor Y a hHE Is'' t''
felt thar I- VS. lisbl" 20 Iu,Er tu"aHg 3
IT d, d,-sJ"rt'. crook ~ Iufliui ~ 'G" Law :
r..ulltv for transg "--lun- t- might "ul
-rd.r 49, own personal safety AMI 10" "N.
'r-ruDly l"uIrut - vrunRdp-g-
In. hul,, wa- oppressed thai sonnet nIr B.
would ~. duu.. for N" protect Ipu q '.'
Magistrates - That thew might IiWlur-'"I
the. law f..irl---iv
Auu'her Magl-tTat. who has DO" r'i..
ta'ruu II u -- .'ntuiiC uuN"r o, I.r'---'-I DO"
opinion thai the Ur'.-s'ur'' ~ police gItr.i-
Wa MOT necessary
-IwpuIi mot have "a Policeman following
me- from HON" - Cnur' and from court
'p hons. | ihluN ! am able 60 take 'Ir'.
1T mVs..f 10 ua-.' Il attack D." -aIg
several uth"r- expressed ~" de- n"
for DSi.ll protector IL Wa pointed
ON nat IN" JUSTICES ot nv" supreme. Nur'
and other Judges mad p"r-uual itt"udt''-
wi, -..rvssI - buffers agains' annoY"r-
trIef Nag'~'rlt" NJ Ad"1 -HId mat b."
would have conference" With Polio" pir
missioner Baker IA regard - IN" matter
ana this closest the dlsClI--luu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-10
,rrEurT ON WrWPLE'S mr..
Ngrd Telegraph Op~rsioT Tries q" 49,
>auII IIim ~ HI- OHire.

UFSr,rsrY sept FDlloVtng an
a,rnnr.t ON ~" hf" - FORMER Senator
william Wallace W"mpl" ia his Offices
h.ro to-day I"sII" In Fran"s. an aged
tDl"graph operation. - under arrest AMI
,Dusu"d "a 'n" county nous" pending
.,u u..-tlgtfInn 90 tu his sanity
Ia franc" has n..n working regularly
ina local telegraph Office and u il Thought
the, stat n.- mentally d"idng'd hun
"A. had ,r-it"d tire former senator =
ofi... pu t4.us p,raslUu-. but not until
81 Itf" It'd '' act strangely
Yesterday u.. started 70 discus 'nrn"tal
matters aud today when h. called he
started - VrauEl- regarding the I'M
rortrny. col las procuring money When
nrI..,I from th. one" b." mad" a dash
for NJ W..upl" but vas not quick
enough - tl. latter slammed ~" doc,
%, nt- l.rIya'" Office and t"lcphOn"d for
tla fpIts" \ d"f""iIy" re-Iuutrd anu
Or Rt- With dIf'irHtltv that b" Va- placed
,rl.- nrrr-, md iudg,d mia cell TT head
. t .4rfFsrz
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-10
DRINkS CtRHOLH ,rID.
" unE Wan oG N"ntIreIIo. Ne irrtrd hs
New Work. IirI. Commits ~uIrIdr.

MoNTIrtLLo. y. Y. sept . Grant
MaplcIorlm. ~ years 81 az" and uu" Il
~" most popular young men IN Month
cello. committed -'uCi,i" ~ ~ O'Clock la-i
night 10y drinking carhuii" ACID ~" had
son. slight Misunderstanding with
girI friend. Mis- M,h"l Thlin. - New
Nork city early ~ the evening. A. II
o rlock b" went - h"r h"m" and asked
10 90. her he wa-Iisid by her SISTER.
Mr. Grrgpry. that y wa too late - the
Young lndv had retired for ~" might
uu-t 80" her and say gOpd-by N"
-aId I am going 10 commit suicide
Mrs Beith went into IN" hall and found
Young Mapl..l,rtm with = .pttl" 80 car
bolic aCid IN h- hand She tried 10 TAX"
II from him. bat m hi- frenzy - end has
lif. h.. knoDk~. her down. IN" shouted
for help and b." ran into ih" back yard
wh.r. h. was found dying ten minutes
later Hn died h'.for" phvzician- could
reach him IT, was vary popular IN the
e. and VI regarded a. young man
who had a brilliant future before him
"" vas -on % SIR. and Mrs. Charles
MapledOTam.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-10
TO-mOrrOw's
SUNDAY SUN

asked her She bothered with YOU
when YOU had the measl's and scarlet
fever and YOU should be- willing 10 put
M With something from her. At that
nInu'. m. mother called her daughter
, name | do not wish Ia repeat here and
/ 'rnA 'h,. mother ont nf The room. "
did - | half urnei. ~ The witness Mrs
/ ,Ilr,n has described. AMI | motIpned
IA NIr- I.aurin 10 90 into IN" room. Tor
dii nor want to talk 81 q falnttug woman.
A. mo- tam" was IN" door - ia" room
rl,-.-I | dsny absolutely that ! ever
t.urh..d l.r except when ] NAV hnN"
t,uf my hand on her shoulder when her
mother wa- with her deny positively
and absolutely that ever klS-'-d her.
/ cleo, now 70 waive examination ana 60
IN Special Sessions
III ,h. Court please. put IN DR. Rren-
nan -b.fnr. ~. proceed further I ask
the Court TO take notice that the DIS
trict Attorney has no right. under sec
tim iSs ~ the Criminal Code. 70 Cross
.xamin. the Defendant
Is that m. reason why Won waiN"
further termination asked Mr. Elder
I hold that section los has nothing -
do with M. case. bat / will not cross
question
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-10
~ mr. rtRNER ISrrT''.
Fhasss NeSs susrss- uni ~ iirns"rs''r
SOD That uahs~ WI ftrtp

Hns Rt,vu lia sHr Nw
PAasr. fIrryr i.a~sl.u...l pr.i..fr."
~ 30 I.s EYff.s .H Nss F..ra f...a .IHrr.nF
tf.rr .HrH- .It.s rr.nrr. .rrr N1.n"
q rf.-.a 40 e.. 'lI Hr.t i",If"
Park~r. rfb.s state sfl asrt 900 lE.'u.1
cratic H-fr--s.tsf tfrrsas fB fHH u"Hf b. 'r
49, rhsrr r- no. fHa -I.gtf"aI a. r't
100 nv uind rruf ff' i1.ur..rHfH sHl '"
boo -uuir1i hen ina COO sra.' rusr'a.
and tht- vhl u. rasl.' ruz-,iI" ~ ih"
many ind-t.-u,l-uf Republicans oh" bar'
,i..yt,l.,,i that they s-r~ 'rfrb"d and o..
r-ts-sl ~ 'Hstr pIaff' rrn - i"'@
~ Drmlrratir victory d.-'s Obtain
hat psrtv will prr-suf -uu- 'urI1 meas
urr- fur no. S..ua'. ~ rru-i.l"r hud n
be-. na i.rify should u. u|"-r h"lu'.nv
90 .' ought 80 D.. Do 10 mot HrHa"'y chat
-urh 'arh m~a-urv- s.l r"''I." r"u
..d-ratiun FROM tho senate Vh.'h wnfild
net Ike 90 stand r.nfrnut-i WIN DO"
threat - tho ,n,l..i -n,l-ufs r' carry th".r
rruuld..- into tho prr-.,l.uf .hl "is'''Iun -
1872
What sprt 20 rtrtT measure Will .h.'
p,.muyraf, mu-t lth"Iy prr-,'f' H'. " -
asked
That i a dtfhrriIf ,'l.--r .pu f.r any tr
80 answer There are many winds -riuT
fa,uTIus revision. sutu~ ftrrf f'r rrN "uu"
only and ssul.. atszulu'~ IRE" rad" W
man cu'i.d tell "a adv an"- Nhat N"uid
t-' the uut Hutus
What de- yuU tUIuk It Pr"-,ds'u' IH'i s.
administrator
MIR Taft has fallen into su uufnrfInIf"
situation The talking part - -" pI'"
gramtn" has been pretty veil oitwoTn
The tim" Tor action has Cg'u". and mat
- IN" burden Which his fIll~u upon fr'~l.
d'G' lar n-uvs. b" tried .u du ih"
lest h, ruN'd
Judge Ptrs"r d,.,uu.d 90 discuss th"
national ,puN Euttutg "a 1917 Nh"n asked
a. 70 The probability ui - fr'-'i''''
Roosevelt again entering 'r" lists H-
sad -mphatIoally uuu care 10 'ala
about that man
What about New NDrk STAT"
The D~ugo"rat, have several vN""iivu'
candidates Tor tho Go, rrupr~nIp uum
nation Their. ~ No dD..hi that NaVur
Glyuur will I., IN" fuNprIf" IA IA" Iayt'
4 b" - Wiling to rr'Ir' from uI- pr,.7''iI'
once and ni~ health permits u be-
should b. candida" 'r" convent sofa
will most likely name htm Nul'udv
ypuld make a guess - tp 20" krUubl"uv
nominee IA" old grurt VlI'u - EnIhg
o. max" q fight Tor q pIaue 100 fn" yla'
form against State prWJri--. SAYS Or
hI-n any candidate. ana ] '''.,"s" 'ha.
~ trI"
Judge Parker said that las uut.-s w".l.i
,r'.,- ut him from taking me stump uIr-
NIX tn- remainder 1t ~" campaign.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-10
~ >mHr O> NEW nm B,Y.
SIN Ncn In DIsabIed Launch Picked IP
IN Morning.

NAUtuN. y !. sept SlN mon Vho
had ha"n drafting all night 10 q dlsshl'si
launch On Newark Ray wer.. picked Tp
ms morning hV tho steamboat h"tn-hIrS,
which plies between kelu-burg and Man
haitian
;l,,. men left BnVoun. y..-' sriay after.
noon IA the f.f'y foot gR~pisne launch
Three Brothers intending 20 cruise around
for few hour- and return 2" kvonn@
When put about ten miles N" engln" y
the launch prOk, down and NJ one r"ui
rapa'r u
All u,ght th,. boat drifted The nsn
nut IN life rr..-arv,.r- IN ca-a they should
ke run down Nv -oru" weasel " me
time they w-r. Within 'h" rSv- ~ e -''lr ~
HIGHT = one - m" forts and Thought That
'hev had b,..su -e..n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-10
TRIHI RS 70 TR. HOW IRIS.
4 rIniinaI Branch Of Federal curt urr-
NdIourns Out of Respect

N. Criminal branch 81 'h" urr"d
States tI'cEf cont. 900 which '.' '..-.
toms graf 80" - h"IuE 'r."i teton"
Judge Martr and Jury. adIruru"l v'.-.
t.r1iay 80 > Of. clock 10 ~" afternoon .E' 4
respect 20 tn. memory ~ Solicitor G"u.
rral I.lovd " Bpw'rs Brief tributes Goo
The nbIlity and puI,'rr services of VI
BpWcrs wrr" 90 uy ludg" Martin
United Sl.'"s Nttoru"y Henry " $50.
Henry !. ~ msDn ard ll"urv = Cochran.
and hr. heath Was motel 90 fii.. '.tuw'..- ~
the. court
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-10
PREru rHI\G> TUPIID HTR.
TeNas " oman icLird and T. Nrrcsrrd for
~hOpIiftIng.

Mr. Martha schultz. Who sari IN"
Us..d Iu Texas uut wL- VISITING o.. -r~irr uu
luIst -tr.,.' Vas .u Jefferson Market
court Yesterday uu q charge - suYl-
hftIug The woman d"t"u'ty" VINO mad"
the complaint saIi that small articles
such ~ knives fhi'nHI..- and spoons. %.
~. value - 81 wsr" 'p4ui lu 10" Texas
wornau'- pp--''-siuu
Mr. Srhu,-Z told NagI-tra'" SteIu"r'
thai ~. things uu tho how counters
proved - attractive -" couldn't k""r
her hands ~ them ~" VS. held '.. ter
$3.50 baIl FOR trial
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-10

Word has h,- n rro.iv"i ~ tu" head
.u.art"r~ ~ the National Woman SuTrag"
A--n,r1tlnn ~ 80 Fifh nv"nu" that Mr.
- u T. Belmont will sail to-day for New
Work IN IN" Naur-t ANA. Her enthusiasm
for he cai-' has been increased 10y her
study nf the English ~ufrageti" tactio-
and IN. ~ PLANNING = -'rcntI.'- CampaIgn
Tor 'hs fan and winter her.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-10
Ea,ncoat MaGrrs End sir,L-.

ITO v Hi"rprupf Garment hHn''ac-
.ur.r- N-.r"ltluu. against who's" mem
~ ruHu r.trroai makers struck with
th" ,ipakrnak.r-. signed an agreement
yesterday With representatives " IN"
-trIAlng employee -imillr In terfns 10 the
agreement hy whirh tle strike vi the
cloakmakers wss ended.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-10
HIGGIEBOTHAM TESTIFIES
Df,I IsHtRi HIfkIIS TH sRGE
tNBTFTfrS 80 no TRITD.
~ 3 o. rrfr wshrs ~ttf~wTut uiirr
uatb Hud ga. 49, ~ tt~id for -I'rrtai
--s.Iuus t.a-s wee sn 80 1tstb nal
Wtnr.-~s FOE nrfrur~ ne ftsard.

WNNNNNAHf-H wv NHNNHHfHF
,r.- ffr .rr.., b ,s-tpn HIsEin.
TfrHr.H Hr.I F.Ha .u .... Stiffness stand DO
'.r., .....r Nire.-s- fa Nafurr"r ln HruoS
Ivu r.a-f.r.Ifr rrHrHrrr Hri had made re-
firruarfu.. .I..uHtI - bl 10" nrrtraftfuns ~
NJ. NHrv % ..Hrv shr bad him trr.-ts'i
1000 H .IrrF" - IsaIuif b" announced that
r.. r.rHI srI.r fir. b"- "yrmIruftun ant
-.4 s...rs 90 I.. Hs.i fsr ~us,.ul ~'---
a. ua
N-...r' u..r, ,ff.ru"v EI,I"r IN.
ir.t f..I r...ff' .s ..uIy 70 d,,sls' 80 tvutd
cross ...,|rr.uF.. % Er-frr.iav ans -nid h'
fn.Irrf N., Hti r. rvNf rr question IN"
NIsf-fr.r.. .rvH.v n N.. " .-h-si 'p ~Nrrs
E.tu f.. Nrrr-trtr" tud hi- counsel
BOO. .t..I 'r.,r 900 s....rg rNauIut'.un they
hrd o.. u...t 100 mIut sI.N l. fur ASSISTANT
uI-.r... NffrrHa" .mpfr.-i 90 'h'n ana
Is,u tH.tf Nugr-trIr' h~wpn~r ~iId
o.. -yptas-.-l f.r Magistrate Wished IA
r.rn trl| Nlr gEruuu'hrm -,.i 20" iid
VIZ Nom, .ti,.r ~.i.d u' thought ''s ~I'.r'Ia
S..>-rpu- .EIu,..-, auui arraug" - take
~I---i. .,f.uu 800 .Dr case. Iut VIZ tidrr
Ss.IU ..,, NH- r..tdy uuv
~ Magistrate hNEgJu. .ufHpu icf, the
w.ru.-ss t,Dy %" l-E.-I '.. ,..,..f Nllsis-
trlt.. If o., .,ud u.," gut"I today a. ar
rins. f.r tgI Magistrate k-mpu-r
Suri rl4t uuur. .u. lW h- 49, forced
o., -,-r..r, 90 J..ud .. uur" and at" IN ths
afternoon N. Wt- flruI-n,-Hi sl.yD bah.
Iu 'h" ,uu.r r,''ut dlrrv part - "a" "a
a-..n.r.,u ,r-t--tIv Na- Matter :
Hr,,., -'rr .t,ru.au ~ o." committee "s
sr.-yt.. .,t the Mug. county Bar A-S.p-
A ...
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-10
Cunning for the Grouse

rr.s famous mysteries have recently
, will certainly hints. rerhaps bOoAs about them
and the OF each should interest
When drive the house party out
properly encas and capa1soned OF oirSe Pay
their and tentative They will return
pink rejoicing Tint the latest and most successful
Ii
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-10
O,,,uar, Noirs

Tdward y Nearing wno hal boon .r .H"
q holssaI. grDrsTf business ~ Brook 20 FOR
about NOV Nrarz. dTod IN ~Hr'"Wh"r f'
bt- reaid.u.a rst IHfutrn nE"uu" Hrrpt.
Iyr after . -hor' flna-- 10 gas y me u-
her oi the nrm Of llci-senbuttel. Nearing
A co.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-10
Soc,alla Ma>. Meeting PLANNED

Preparations Wen" ~ ado y"-'"rt1' ~
VA" New Work local - m" Socialist party
frr q mass meat ng IN October IN no -
~arlt-. - -tfIfv ~" nominations ~
Socialist candidates for ai"Cii'n Among
the -t..tker- will b." Charles y. fI$-~ =
candidate Tor Governor. and Gustav" \.
S'rrb.l. caudrtt'" fr~ l.l"'It"na NJ -i'"y-
eruor -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-10
Repairs For Summer Bellies

-NOI VI! MARRIED COZ PHI without wish 10
,.ortrd bv WEALTHY GRANDPARENTS- Wa ciprsh from
columns II American Joke bit an English
a. advertisement
Two ROOMS krhcne,te irs, what thousands
Of Mammal h.n PARSONS n tub colar~be they b
ter -utri BI' there
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-10
Tidine Over Rainy Sundays

There steady demand for the product OF 600 poets the
who conducts corresTondenoe school for
highlands accompanied by Have cine arnen'
gardeners plentiful in Germany Many
old The recoecious
Who was bov hanged pirates Ellis Island given
Which bart Of what you'll find in
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-10
The Sunday Sun

no ToTIhTr .
q whv la'y should rIr
st-hp antsssouss they The mo,i-
Gilpin observer., 1910-11-03


OTHER TICKET YOU MUST
The Detroit times., 1910-01-24
ARMY OF WOMEN, BEGIN
FIGHT FOR LOCAL OPTION
Ten Thousand OF Them Swoop Down
On Loop District In Chicago to
Get Signatures.

CHICAGO. Jan. 22.-Ten thousand
women swooped down upon the loop
district today in final efrort TO get
the necessary number OF signers to
the local option petitions To give Ch'-
cago the first opportunity in It's his
tory TO vote on the saloon question.
The petitions mus be signed by $1,000
aud the women have ten more days
TO roll up the signers. From eight
to ten women are stationed on each
elevated platform today and every
point OF vantage throughout the busl'
ness district
Men OF Chicago who delight in a
little nip once in while are wearing
tags. Who wants 10 be camel
and have stirred up the women con
siderably by their defiance. Inc wo
men declare they will at least stop q
few Saturday afternoon jays II
they do not secure the necessary mum
Der 1f signatures 10 the petitions,
During the ten days 10 come the
women campaigners promise that the
city will witness one OF the most
stirring and unique campaigns IN
years. They will renew their request
Cor signatures each day until the 6l'-
600 signers have been secured.