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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-04-15

AND EASY TERMS

A number Of lots, bought at the auction
sale, have already changed ownership
AT A PROFIT. That shows the in-
vestment to be good.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-04-15

In the Circuit Court. Leon County.
Florida.
slsphsa PutneE Ehsa csnDang, . Cpgpslafion,
che katale 81 ~ = oag. Defendau1 -
80 onis .. CO. e A1nlnisiIuiaiN ete.. e. afura-
cid, DoIe11a11s
Xou ere hoTshv notl1od as a. n.d pialntia
- in1iiiuts1 a1ll nB1in1t you n nalf Cqurt "
- - - 60, n - 80 ii ~. = -, -
bonao n TalIahaeaoa. IlcEila e. tha 81 daT e
MnV. a, n. i1lo % angucF sad DnlA
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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-04-15

H-I||" - 7 III|H - - %
SIX MONTHS ARTRn DATE. As ADMIN.
lntrafof ~ tBe estate 81 John e. Ronantt,
deceased, / win present % ne Counfr
1uogs e Leon counfy, FlQIida, ~ laal -
dischargs iron enc adminielfatisa q sai1
D.n. cox.
AeHInaHlragor.
lanuarr 6th. 1910. f8om
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-04-15

MaAa under gestion 81 ChaptuE GEea Tawu Il
Florida. Acts 1901.
eboglnN tks amount a. tanaa shaEFa1 q tha
IaH C1IInctnf" q Ioen County, NloTits. q ~
collected Ter t.s oarFont YsaF is4 end - aDpqrs
Which taEsa have bssn lsvisdi
Teal tnN Ter tha guar 1904. 60 ISL q
Anount pad - hareh ist. lslo- lass-B
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-09
FI>r IRIS COWwIssIO>.
o. HoIsis IT, FIRST Meeting In washInEi on
and OrgsaID~~.

w,SHIN0ToN. July The Fin" ,rts
Commission RECENTLY appointed hv pr-.i-
dent Tan unde- authority - m act Of
Congress held It's first IneaiIng tonight
u II BIrnhAfn - Chpa 60 the veil known
architect Was elected praSid.-nt and Frank
y Nillet II Washin.''u vice pr"-II"1'
Is amm"f"r. a ricrh N the rr"..-tiry
apartment was designated ...r-s'g-,.
Fr'.d"-iCk 7. Dlmsted ~ Bst.a .ud
Thomas Hn~tIngs - New YORK members
81 the commission. we're present. Daniel
French and $50 tIli-rt - New Work.
tn. 80 her members did NJ ap;ea-
n meeting Il n" commission to-day
was fnr the purpors Z urcantZIug A.
. meeting Of the commission Tomorrow
plans for the g. 49, isp building ~ he
--aCi"d for m. Bureau - fngraVtug and
Printing wil be inspected The Commi--
son will alsp select -it" ~ 'la V u
Steuben statute
The Fine Ariz Commission was '-eatad
as result ~ agitation by architects and
artists N Nill suU.rNIsa the dasIEniue
and select sites fur IN ,aaumants and
memorials erected IN Washing. n ~ IN.
future
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-09
Bo, R0BBED ,vD ", RDERED.
Bound wnh orh. and Placed on RsIresd
frack.

BIHNIN 'HAN. Ala. July Af'er baing
rohle,l and struck over the head the
lsOdleS Of J~n and William King. 10 and
10 YEAR old respectively were tied an
the tracks 1T the Louisville \ Nashville
Railroad near Nar,io twenty miles
from Brinin CHAM. and train p,@-@d
over them. MASKING their h.nds to pulp
THIS il the view taken 10y Coroner Brr.
shear who - making = fun inveStI.
gation and has d-Euty -h-rih- dt work
IN the case
The bOdies were found on the railroad
tricks yesterday The bows had h...-n
IN Warrior the n ghi before. coming down
from Altoona. where they worked IN
a cotton mill
4 small amount 81 money was found
scattered Ola the ground n...- where the
bOdie- were found " WAS impossible
for the buys Ia have i....n struck by a
trs IN and then ground up they wera
They could not have gone ~ sleep on fh'-
tn cks either Sms u pi""'- II rop. were
found near toy
When ~ Warrior the night h-fpr" 'he
Young men disulav~d Cons,d. rabl" money
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-09
BOi kILLED WHILE ma tTIVG.
Ten-t ear-OId son of Normal school Pro-
lessor shot Near Wtnsted.

WISsTED. Conn Julys Peter Bridges.
II years old. and Arthur Waterhouse. a
companion. are under arrest IN killngly
charged with having shot 20 death Philip
Looms ~ wears old. son Of Herbert
LOOMS a member 81 the faculty Of the
state Normal School IN New Britain. az a
simmer resort lake ~ kilhngly last
evening
The Toys say that th" shooting was
Accidental Young Looms was rowing
on the lake with playmate. FREDERICK
Johnson of New Britain when suddenly
h- toppl.'d from the --at To the bottom of
the boat with "A TABLET wound IN his FORE
head He lived only one hour
Bridges and Naterhouse w-r. found on
shor, each with a rife IN his possession
Which one shot LOOMS - not known. as
both had been shooting At frogs and
Turtles and neither. according 10 their
ories. saw the hoy IN the boat The
Lounls family - spending the summer
AZ IN" killingly Lake
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-09
''ciSnrD wv, HiD cHrcks.
when PoIirr ''aushi ~ I.anr, IIr Hsh
letter Sisp-d ~ Jo1n "a. Caritsir.

.SrY.~'v d-r--s-l vo'rng t1.l with
q letter 90 tntrpl I.t.uu "a r,s pocket
-,enrl by ex-Sp.akcr John u. CGlsls
VS. '~t7,i nsAr the Hn'c' Cpllbsra uod
last night Tor passing w"gtbl..-- ch"aa-
n" vs- Will.m " ID. I.lrv. Sh. hrs
been hytug ~ htti. " hils 49, 'Ne Iulitng-
wooi llr dr,.'' hot himself .. 4 .al"--
man
Defective Wilbur IT tho C.,rt...' pIp"
hp l3. been IN the lookout fur ~. I..u"y.
-svs tps' he dcyo>ltei a ch.CS iu the
kuick-rbockrr Trust Company -.,rly
IN April for 81. iI2 Is and that payment
vas stopped upon IL later Nryerthe-
l"--. Savs Wilbur. liz l.aHey got 81 sD
from m" trust company on u and then
proceecisd - draw checks on hi- hypo-
thetical account IN payment nf hotel
bills
tn. Hotel Endicou got on. Tor SInI.
the Imperial had another for s2O. and the
Gorham Company received ON. for sI2J
IA settlements Tor a SILVER ball derry
Slymm. who lives at 15s West Forty
fourth street. told the police that he too
had cashed check for 81 I'D. OF which
h" recovered from De Laney St0O The
other SD he had to whistle for
Another man who had story for the
police abOut De lAney was Thomas
Hardesty OF West Eighty nth strest
lie said that lie Iancy had come To hun
saying that he was agent for Napier
automobiles aud took a 81. 20 car out for
trial III lAney's proposal was 20 ex
change II for a Napier. Harde-ty saws
his car vanished. and he declares that
De laney got 81 700 for it. The Napier
company told him when hs inquired that
they knew nothing 90 De Iansy or his
operations.
Detective Wilbur found Delaney at
tho home of his mothsr-in-law last night
on West Eighty fourth street. lie trailed
him and Mrs. lie IAney downto~n and
arreSted him just as he was going into
the Colling~Ood De l.aney fished IN his
pocket and drew out 20 cents Halt Of
Il he gave To his wife The remaining
dime was ali the money he had In his
pocket when they ssarchsd him at polic,
Headquarters
MIR. CaTliSles letter OF Introduce ion
winch tho polio, found IN Ds lansv's
pocket ASKED an Engli-hman to look
out Tor de lsney. saying that hs was
ia london on legal business The Police
Inferred that DE- fancy Was about to tdks
trip abroad.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-09
FIRE AND EXPLOSION.
Two Wen BADLY Burned In WIIiia msburE
NarnIsh WORK..

An explosion followed by fire in the
DaNe varnish works AZ SO Guernsey street
Williamsburg. nearly destroyed that plant
yesterday and two men were badly
burned
The explosion occurred shortly after
noon - the dozen employees We're pre-
pairing to have their lunch. The fire
spread So rapidly that before the men
realized their peril the blaze was upon
them
All succeeded IN reaching the street in
safety with the exception of samuel
Markowitz. % years old OF ~ EsseS street
Manhattan. and Benjamin Cohen. 49,.
years old u 3i5 Metropolitan avenue
The flames set their clothing atirs and
both were burned about the face. head
and shoulders They were taken 10 the
Williamsburg Hospital
tn. fire spread 10 the smelling works 81
the Fidelity Metal Company and they were
badly damaged
The loss To the Daxe company was erti-
mated AZ tl2 BO and that to IN. metal
company az about 81 80.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-09
T,UGHr TO PICK POCKETS
Boy and his Teacher Caught while Put
ting q Lesson Into Practise.

Detectives Cray and Savage of the
Central Once saw two young men. accor1-
panied by a nine-year-old boy. get ~ a
cro-stown car az Fourteenth stree, ami
Fifth avenue Thursday afternoon. ana
recognizing the men as Joseph Cohen.
alias Harry Ellis. Of l3 Attorney street.
and Samuel Singer. alias Harry ROsen-
berg OF 25i Henry street. both unfavor-
ably known to the police. followed them
The men took the boy into a store.
wher" the detectives saw him attempt 10
open handbags carried 10y women Then
the two went to a department store
remaining outside while the boy went IN.
handed something Ia Singer and then
IN by another entrance and notified the
store detective They say they saw th-
hoy make unsuccessful attempts 10 open
several handbags When he left Tho
store again the detectives arrested him
and the two men
The boy said h. was Harry Tucker and
that he also lived at 1874 Attorney street
He said that he had handed To Singer q
pocketbook which he had stolen from
handbag
In the jefferson Market police couri
yesterday Magistrate Butts held Cnhen
and Singer in 81 .OO hail each for 'rial
on the charge Of impairinR the morals NJ .
minor. The Tucker boy was held A. a
witness against the men
The boy said that Cohen and Singsr
had taught him how tn pick pockets
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-09
WOWiV,S rOuBINirION WINS
t.dlscstIo Association HAS woman
Prr.klrut Dr T1ioi speaks.

BOsroN. Julv s-For the hrs' tirns =
Convention Il the NHiionAl kducAionA
Association ives brought To q close to-day
with "a woman president.
The domination OF women teachers ~
tho association ~ indicated by III" cleo
ton 81 Mrs Young. For forty eight
ysa-S the women. though greatly ~ the
.ua iority. have bscn content to sse a man
a. the heal of their association chosen by
ne general nominating COMMITTEES. This
year they substituted a minority report
and wern successful.
Dr Young presided at the cio@ing SEES
sion IA Trrmont Temple to-night aud
introducei to the gathering Dr. Charles
" Eliot. president emeritus Of Harvard
as the principal speaker 81 the evening
After referring to the disinterest of
public school and college students in
their studies because the studies do not
bsar upon their prospective means OF
good livelihood, Prof Eliof zaid in part
When under the factory system APP
premiership almost dlSa ppcared u turned
ont that "a successful method Of education
Nh "a large so \. had been well nigh lo-t
Adults do the. hest work In the world
under the impubion Of the life career
motive Again there IL nothing in
hsp.ntly selfish or low minded about
hh ri mental work done in order To i'm
provo ones chances Of earning n good
livelihood whether IN overalls or apron
or in street clothes.
American society has got over the
idea that "A gentleman can have no other
occupati ION than that Of "A soldier. the
priest or the landowner. and In beginning
to understand that religion IN primarily
a matter of loving serviceabl-ne~s.
1T ~ wise IL circumstances permit to
postpone actual training for a specific
trade or occupation at least until the
vi Nte-nth year Children who must leave
school AZ ~ should be required 90 attend
schools or part time schools.
TO this end legislation and the cooperation
OF mercantile establishments are neces-
sary-
He urgel the extension Of school time
to from ;hirty-three to forty-four hours
- week. the reduction OF summer vacation.
vacation schools. summer camps and
snmmer aaeRionA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-09
TRtIN DIRtfLED ~ ItRD.
D. ~ " %. NanaE rmrnt BIamrs
strik Ing Employ rr- for wreck

ScHA~ToN. Pa July Tn. deraIlinR
- an engine and thr"e passenger coaches
IN IA" wards this morning about . clock
believed - H. thu. work - striking track
men pr their -ympathIlrr-. ~ IN" latest
and a. employees which occurred last
SATURDAY,
The clrf pf detectives = the ruad
accompanied Nv about fifteen deputies.
ar we'd u.r" bIS morning and - w"rK-
iug "A the case
Whom an "fTnr was mad. Ca pat twenty
.igit foreigners g. work On the repair ~
"a, truck damaged when thu -ngIn" was
.l.r,Ib,d an outbreak was looked for aud
~. NDrKm"n w"rr pat under ~" carr ~
fit"fuh.rz Of tho St7t.' tJustlbuhTy
g." wurktnan w"rn Jccr-t bv 70 crowd
o.: ittlIrus ~ thsN worked. but tlr - tte
police. dt-I r"r-s,d 'n. mo-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-09
LEFT va CiSH ~ NAM.
Cashier Disappears ana More Than sIs
OtpD O. Then MISSED

CLISTwooD Va July = -Ciintwood
Va July = Gone - tho tall thinkers
Instead Ofsi5 D0 IN cash and 81 ~ IN I'M
signed treasury certificates. a bit - paper
hearing ~" above inscription was all that
th" vaults - the CitIzsn- National Bank
nj ,hnfwpod was found to Cuntnin when
they were up~nei nv hank officers yes
t@rdly
Wal'"- e - sutherland cashier Of the
hams ha- dI-ag, cared and reward Of
81 ~ has h'-..n offered for has capture
Sutherland hir'.i horse On sunday night
and told hiS 'ri"rd' thar he intended 70
irIN" - Ntrittpn u"aT here "a zIg,nd
M. Fourth When h." fAIl~i - AM "a
~ tie hank pn l.."~iay inquiry Was mad"
.HIu. r"-Gii''.i 10 showing that hs had
q y gone 20 ~iraf'Jn
~ -.'TIpu- attention sa- pant the mat
t''r % M" tune. but uIsou Df-.uing tho
VOLTS which Wa- not don. until v,.-'..r.
day - ~" 'in" luDk had b,-'-n set tor
ntu-'y hour- lhH cash and $50 irltic-
were i,lui fn.--u'
Sutherland ~ 80 wears OH ami was a.
On.- tam. COUu"rf..l VIth tho army eng
n'---inR cprpS ~ W" Philippines.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-09
TOR ~ DGT NV.
state Bar dissertation rEr> al Partlr>
To mite In Ii. REORGANIZATION.

ALBANY. july : Judge Irving G. Nann
has bs.-n unanimously insiOr--h Tor r..
y. minatluu as an Associate Ju.Igr uf ths'
& urt Of Appeals by the committee Il The
state Bar As-ociatinn on the -el"ct ON
of candidates Tor judicial ofiic'. Ih"
committee adopted resolution. oHer,i
by LOUIS Marshall uf New York request
ing IN" several political parties ~ an"
St,t' = unit IN terminating judge
Nann. whp-.' term - ofic,. expires on
January I next
The resolution asks thnt me several
political PARTIES OF the state To- r,tI'-sied
10 unite n rrnominstinE this eminent
Judicial ofi0rr. IN pursuance Of th" adj
ma rable policy which has for some tim"
prevailed ia this STAT, 1T di-rrg riding
party lines IA respect 10 I he continuance
ia ofiics of tn. Judges Of oar superior
courts who have proven faithful tn the
high trust rppO-s-d IN them
the re<aons which should prompt the
application Of this principle of selection
IA the uas.' ~ Judge ' ann. the resolution
says. are imperative His judicial eN-
perlenCe covers a ~ Rod OF more than
quarter OF a century. both IN courts
Of first instance and In appellate tribunals.
during which time he has made many
permanent and valuable contributions
To oar jurisprudence He - scholarly
and erudte, vigorous thinker, who ~
able to give expression Ia hIs opinions.
not only IN apt and accurate language,
tut Ia attractiv. form He - possessed
Ut unremitting industry. endowed with
exemplary patience. and distinguished
Tor unfailing courtesy He - man OF
unbleInished character, juSiicial tempera-
ment high ideals and profound patriot
ism To deprive the state of the benefit
OF these great qualities while IL NAV Vet
avail itself Of them would h. most de-
plorable THIS association. therefore
urges with all the earnestne-s at it's COM
msnd the unanimous reelection IL this
lust and able Judge
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-09
No, r,n-nis 81 Na,aINrssrl..

WAsHINGroS July = The Vlnboat
Paduoah has arrived At Cristnhal. the
collier Lebanon a. Boston. tn" cruiser
BrTnInR CHAM st ProyInc"towsn. the cruiser
BINI" al B0-tun. the torpedo bOAtr smith.
IdmspH and Preston AT New London. tn.
torpedo boats Whppl". stewart. TruNttn
and Hull ~ Mar. Island and m. gun
boat yorktown at Br.merton
The CRUISER Wolverine has sailed from
LOrain Ohio. for Detroit. Ih" monitor
Amphitri'" from Philadelphia Tor Norfolk
and th" tag Patapscp from Carney Point
for Nprfplk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-09
NEW <ORT or BaNk EWPLOrEE.
business Woman Placed In Charge Of
Setting NOmen's Accounts.

one 10 the new departures in banking
methods IN the bad that il made for
Womsn- accounts. City banks have had
a department for women for some time
hut only lately have country hanks and
trust companies taken hold Of the plan
The womans Department % the Port
land Trust Company 81 Oregon was -.
tablishsd something over three years
ago IL ~ really "a branch OF the adver-
Using or publicity work. proceeding
upon the lines Of popularizing the bank
and maxi IL subject Of Conversa ton
among the women " the city
A competent business woman il in
charge as superintendent Of this depart
msnt says System Every accommoda-
ton and courtesy IL extended Ia women
patrons IN the way Of explaining matters
~ business with which they are un-
familiar. assisting them in the preparation
II checks drafts and other papers. when
they open an account
In thus way they soon learn how Ia
transact all ordinary matters OF business
for themselves. and the feeling Of salts
faction that arises in each voman's mind
" hen she finds that she ~ no longer de-
pendent upon her male relatives in this
respect makes each and every one 81
them good friend 81 the bank and an
earnest advocate for the extension Of 10
business among other women
In addition To her duties in the bank
the superintendent makes frequent calls
upon women " hOSe business IL IN desirable
20 Obtain and also extends assistance TO
those who NAV need u. w. for example.
one ~ the hanks clients or a stranger
IL ~ and desires advice or assistance
IN IN" preparation Of any paper or in the
handling ~ any business the superin-
tendeHt waits upon her at her home and
spends a. much time AZ may he necessary
IN aiding her In this way some very de-
sirahl. results have been gained
Another means 81 securing business IL
that ~ having an occasional lecture given
by the superintendent before women .
clubs or organizations Of different kinds:
this ~ fruitful Of good results
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-09
P-nns, :, anita Railroad tn L-asr Northern
Central.


BALTIMORE, dulN - Announcement OF
al agreement hrtwoen IN" Pennsylvania
Railroad ard ia. minority Stockholders
Of tn. Northern central Railroad for the
l.a~. 81 IN" latter roai for = term Of 30
wears will h. made Monday The basis
uf settlement will bs ~ per cent. IA stock.
10 ,,..r cent "a cash and dividend guarantee
Of Is.r cent To carry out ia" terms Of
the agreement II will be necessary for the
Northern Central To increase - capital
stock from Sia 3I2 jSp To- s27 O7S 500 To
p.v m. cash bonus Of 10 per cent ., or s.
a Shar.. Isr e III" stock b"ing ST.. will
r,slIlirr 81 as ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-09

tn. Wall Street edition ~ THF EvEVtSo
SUS contains all the fnanci,l newt AID
the stock and bond quotations n the close
~ the market. The closing quotations.
including the bid and asked prices. with
additional news matter. are contained also
IN the night edition Of THE EvLNING SUN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-09
a.oLmaL.rs de-, FN. pays.

The frs' conviction under the recent
Law providing Imprl>on"m"nt for book
making was obtained N = peciai Sessions
yesterday. Patnck Flanagan 81 1875
south lee street. philadelphia plradod
guilty to taking a het on IN" Belmont
Park races on Nav - last Edward Nc
Grath oI - Ne-t Nnety-nlnth street
admitted that ho recorded the net The V
wen. sentenced 20 hvr days each IN tine
CITY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-09
To prison for Gi, ing snor, Measure.

Michael Mnrcrllo. n fruit feli"r Of -
First avenue. was sonten~.d ~ SPECIAL
Sessions Yesterday 10 acrv" ffteen DAYS
m the Tomhs for sellinR short measure
Narcotics berry boxes were fifteen cubic
inches le=- than the legal standard Tho
evidence was obtained nv officers Of the
Bureau of weights and measures.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-09
FORrsT FIRES ~ NORrnUE>r.
Iiunsirr,is Made Homeless and Man,
Towns In Danger.

en- PPEwA FALLS. Nis Julys Forest
fires in northern Wisconsin are daily he-
cominV more threatening Hundreds
uf persons are now homeless and tn.
damage - we'll toward s. .o,s.Sn
The news of the day from threatened
districts ~ a. follows Eau Chair. Two
farmhorIss- burned and the ,-ntir. tire
and polic~ departments turned ont to
k.ep th" flames from swssping through
the city. Eau Clair. ~ the 9Th city m sizs
ia Wisconsin
PrsntIce. Wa The mill ~ the Upham
Iumb-r company AZ Ogcma ~ DESTROYED
with a lo-s Of SIOO q - and the village Is "a
danger
Several other mills IN isolated villages
are IN danger
Medford The villages ~ Rib lake snd
chelsea are imperillcd both are sur
rounded by flames
Thurps Eikhtssn settlers wer. left
homeless with their families
Powers. Mich The village Of Green
woods IL IN danger
Houghton Mich 4 wall ~ fire bet ween
four and five miles Iong IL working toward
Ontunagon
Gal"Nille The en'ire place 10 hghting
fire with hack fires ani trrnch-s
Hor0HIHS. Mich July The forest
fires Which have for a week i-en d-va--
tating property and threatening lines ia
the nuTih-Tn IsruInSiila. are daily growing
"a intensity. until the r'-~ldents IA this part
81 the state. the lumt-rmen and farmers
ar" aIprcheH-iy" ot repetition oi IN"
calamity that -s-yt Met and pr.sprI.' l-.
county two y~arE ago. when a." lO-S 81
both ~" aud property was enormous
The C-utre of the blair ~ IA HOughton
county. although severed towns and mir
lng village near Hancock are thr-ateuad
and much property has already been
lost IN tins vicinity
Ih.. front 81 the FIR, about Ont rnagpn
measures ~ least five miles and hundrss,ls
oi -"tt..r- m that vicinity have. their good
pECfst ready. or ALREADY have started
Z" h"e They are hard - work fighting
IN" flames with bnt httlc success
Driven ~ ~ mile gsi" from the
northwest smoke from fires OF IN" Cana
dian -hrr" II Lake Superior hangs over the
hk" and - coming inshuT" IN black
g. D. In -" yi"iRIty oi Ar'ueeN t-enH1
ard miners have been battling wlth the
fires for three days and ~ noon to-day
b. i them nearly under control Jruy
thousand feet 81 mixed lpg- have g--n
burned and tn. ius- 10 standing timber
- enormous All the mills have shut
down and the GlenN poG ..fni.r 'pn-
p@ny llst nigh lost S.spp worth Il
hHnked logs Homests, der. coming ~ ,
from the burning districts report IN" lu-s
II their homes and crops Va rain h'-
fallen ~ N" threatened distrir' tor SIX
weeks and the temperature - towering
about the ~ mark continuously
4 -rarsely wooded -pa~n Intervening
for abpsIt a mile ietWeen ths. fires and ia. |
village nf Ripley NAV save the town
Here are the large storage tanks of the
STANDARD OH Company. which would ada
feroCity 80 the hrIrRrr - the "aurs 4
the village ~ touched Al tn. district
north of Greenwood and Powers ~ ahIar-
Care Warden Pierce - evp~c'ed herr
to-day 10 Investigate conditions and give
all the assistance possible IA StampInR
out the impending disaster
NJ
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GrOp Failure '"sIs sOOo Railroad We %
TbrIr Jats

81 PArL. NInn Iuiys tn" Northern
Pacific Railroad - 20 isy N trO men.
owing 10 the 1prthw".feru crop faiIur.
Orher roads 10 fG. Northwest Will follow
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York CtyWl
the Wall Street Office as Broad Street Telephone
Broadway 5Sh West Street.
Mac(luc;d Acorn Special Agency-4o4 Tribune
RroOkGnrO6 Livingston
MaSSRoom
New ark. ~ J-794 Broad Street,. y.
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Atlantic City, ". J-Waltr f. Edge
London EngLand-Doland Special Regents Street,.
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Dr,,-r Killed In Treble, Collision

Synnott. a driver for the Merchants ~
press COMPANY ~ Newark and a resident
OF Harrison. died m IN" No'Inta inside
Hospital tonight If fractur. of the
skull suffered late this afternoon when a
Bloomfield avenue trolley car struck the
wagon near RidRewood avenue Synnoit
was thrown from hS seat and struck IN
his bead Tie was picked up UNCONSCIOUS
aud takrn To the hospital in the auto
mobile at DIR Netts of ~ Central Park
West. New York city Thomas Gallagher.
green mOiorIuan. and Edward Eckert
~" conductor. were arrested