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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-17
chinese Prince. itinerary.

ALBANY. Sept Is-Prince Tsai Hsun.
the brother 81 the Prince Regent 81
china. accompanied by Admiral Sab.
who are To reach Niagara Falls Septem-
ber p. are to go To Boston via Albany.
where they will arrive on September n.
They will he in New York city on Sep
tember - and. accompanied by Com
manCer Forshaw oG the Naval Militia
and Adj Gen Verbeck. they will visit
the Brooklyn navy yard and West Point
On the night Of September - they will
20 TO Bethlehem. Pa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-17
n.,nnsr,n.. Csc IIcla, ed.

The case ~ Adolph Enthbarth. who
s,id he found u easy - sWindle national
hanks out ~ large sums ~ money. will
not 70 20 the Grand Jury before Tuesday
or "Wednesday The District Attorney .
ONCE Wantz - make further investigation
Grand Jury. RothbaTth still 10 IN the
Tombs. --
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-17
staten Islander Gets as. Ooo Jos.

ALBANY. Sept. 10 alter I. Sweet 81
Port Richmond. Staten Island. has been
appointed nv the upstate Public Service
Commission TO he assistant chief OF the
division Of telephones and telegraphs
to bN in charge ~ the New York ONCE
The salary IL 5000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-17
" -L.r,nsm en.uI,. WIN Vie.

'r.Irral WIoAer-hAIn. who ~ In
no s"~k end had a conference
.. ITs- Attorney Ni-e yerier-
INA - The Bar A-s0ciat i'm
r..'.1i 'haf tho sherman lav
.0 -4Eaf tr'"s' gafiO nos
y .'..o he Federal Grand Jury
4 go no. -4bJeCt u discussion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-17
O.m..,Ir Science snow Opens To-ds,

The domestic science and pure food
exposition opens ~ Madison Square
Garden At noon to-day. The congress
conducted nv the Associated Clubs NJ
Dounestic ScienCe will consider Capital
and Labor IN the House. an address by
Nrs Charlotte Perkins Gilman and several
other Lalks on household topics.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-17

A Eavsl has been presented to Masis-
,rate Barlow. who ~ now sitting IN the
West Side court The wood in the gavel
10 81 least $50 years old heavy gold
band circling the Eavel has tins on ~;
Aade fror, the Cha,'sr Dat for
Peter Tov nsrnd BaTiOS
CitS Magistrate
a desrendsnt Of
Captain Joseph AdsSOrth
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-17
~. fuller WIN. ProbaIed.

.. sept - The wills ~ The
.N Fuller. Chief Justice of the
-'.|.- Supreme Court. and hts
'... b Flller who died N 1914. were
p. rfutats to-day The late
ai~d p,.--.--ed II an estate
.'s -. while the estate u his
...'d 90 tIi5DJp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-17

Mrs. William n. Taft. who came 10 New
York the day before yesterday with her
son Charley. left the Plaza for Beverly.
Mass. yesterday.
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ORIENTAL ORIENTiLIST.
uormuyd Rassan,. Companion of HenrS
IA,ard. Passes Away ~ -.

NI1tIII IItTs U11TI'C1 % THE NIN
BRIGHro> England. sept. 10 hor-
mud RassIm the As-yTIologlst. died
here to-day az the age 81 ~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-02
most powerful argument: We

DUR JANUARY RECORDSMASHING SALE begins Wednesday, the
~ 5h and ends Saturday, the 22nd. There will be sixteen days Of iresst
iMe bargain giving. of unexceIed values, Of buying opportunities seldom, if
yer presented to you in this city.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-02
WE MUST RAISE THE CASH

and here is the reason for this extraordinary prcesmashing sale: We must
rase the cash" Want us to give you any other reason? You must respond
quickly to this announcement, Tor the stirring prcereduchons will rapidly de-
plte om stocks. Daily demonstrations Of our value giving ability must make
you a frequent visitor to this store and a permanent customer.
You, mn OF Albuquerque, cannot afford to disregard this appeal to your
saving instinct. Come to the RecordSmashng Sal. and take advantage of this
splendid chance Of repenishng your wardrobe at onefourh, onethnd, and in
some instances onehaf off regular prices.
Values will be here in abundance-secuethem Fnedbeg Brothers-3l6 West
Central Avenue January Notwithstanding Sale, Wednesday the 5h up to and
including Saturday, the 22nd.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-02

Crushers in white, black, grey or tan, 75c grades
A8ss4 EACH SOC.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-28

measure because q half loaf vas better
than none. The Governor tonight 70
hised 10 say whether he would spend
the time between now and the extra ses-
sion IN going around the STATE delivering
appeals 70 the people Tor the Hinman-
Green bill.
Aside from this development little %
Importance occurred on this the closing
day II the Legislature. Il had been
expected that the corruption investi-
eating committ~e would he announced
by Lieut.. Gov. White and Speaker MAIDS
worth to-day. but Gov. HuGhess extra
session may Interfere with the work %
this committee and / may not he APP
pointed until that session adiouns
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-28
OPERA AND DRAMA ~ LONDON.
New Vo.ees Wm ths Publpo-FrohmAn
satipAed win nspsEtgTy Theatre.

View Nosee1 Wm me EuDlH0-Fronmaa
satiuAed vim nepaTt0Ty Theatre.
Susaai cahis Dsspafca % Tmn SUN.
LoNDoN. May n Ricardo Martin made
q most succesaful debut &C the Convent
0arden Theatre tonight - PiRkertOa
IN Madame Butterfly" Tha audience Was
delighted and Applauded him generously.
The critics hail him - a genuine tenor
Who also Possesses q cultured style and
true artistic sentiment
ElliaOn Van HOoss appeared tonight
81 III. Majesty'a Theatre in the title
part Of Maassnst's -Werther.' but his
otherwise good performance was marrod
by extreme nervousness. The Canadian
soprano Beatrice La Palma made a good
impression - SOPhie, She sang excel
lently.
Charles Frohman announces that hs
l. 10 well satisfied with the results Of hls
repository venture that he has decided
20 renew Il next year and Subsequent
yearN. When Questioned ~ 70 the cost.
he allowed Il 20 he inferred that the venture
had not been q big profit gettsr. He
said:
lido not count success by profit or loss
Alohe. ! believe q repertory theatre
Il immensely useful o. course the en-
pense Of . company Of hlty-three actors
h greatly In excess of the ordinary eE-
penses Of q thsatre. but the reoeipts fully
equalled thoss Of any successful theatre.
Anyway. I am crazy about repertogy
and believe ! am justified in standing by
it,
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LASSOED I LIOVESS.
BuRAIO JsRes h Here with a Report On
HIS AfrirRn adventures.


Col c. J. Jones. otherwise Ruaalo
Jones. who has been IN Africa with three
friends. Lovelaoe. Means and Schulz.
returned yesterday by the Curarier
Mauritania with yarns NJ their bloodlsss
hunting over a part % the same territory
covered by Col, Roosevelt Col Jones
said he was avsrse 20 shooting an animal
unless compelled 70 10 10 - save his own
life He and his thres friends simply
ASsoet and branded the deerlike crea-
tures and capturei a honess by using
the rOpe on her.
The hOnees, fine spe'ime1. - on her
way here on another shin SLs was
driven from the jungle into the open iy
heaters, who used giant iirccrackers
n frighten her
AZ they do not celebrate the Fourth
81 July m Africa the loneEH VAS naturally
sninewhaf DISTURBED by the explosions
When they continual AZ close quarters
a. she got out ~ the jungle she put her
tail beiWeen her legs. col Jones Kim
self threw the lariat that brought the
honess down on her foreleEs Then they
Just TIED her up aud Cartet her away ard
pat her IN 4 cage They lassoet hun
dreds ~ other creatures that we're - tame
that yOu could get within a hundrei
feet ~ them ani cDnisntei themselves
by branding them with the Initials 1T Col
Jones
The Colonel and his cowboy friends
are going ont 10 attend the JeAries-
johnson fight IN California.
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REAL VIEW or THE COMET.
seen FER i've Hours IN the western SKY
I'M There Tee.


Hallsy's comet gave the best show Of its
series Of evening visits here last evening.
Il was visible clearly for about an hour
commencing at s:is and then became
DINNER and DINNER until Il was snuned
out In he hare a little before 10 O'Clock.
The best part Of the appearance was
that IL displayed a tail Of appreciable
length for the first time since Il has been
Ia the evening sky. There was a spread
ing fan that shot upward and TO the length
for at least twelve degrees. in the opinion
81 Prof. Harold Jaooby Of Columbia. who
observed IL from Riverside Drive. Here
tOfore about one or two degrees. or two 20
four times the distance across the face OF
the full moon. has been the beat that the
comet could do for W..
To most Of those who watched the
Haley wonder from places where the
lights Of the city interfered the brill
iancy Of Il was not great. Il seemed like
a big. hazy mass. But Prof. Jacobv saw
its brightness a. more than equal 70 that
Of Regulus, a star Of tho second magni-
tude. which had q position above and to
the left OF the comet last evening when IL
was first visible. The light Of the head
was more diHused. however. and for that
reason II didn't appear any more brill
liant.
The chances are that New York won't
30 able 90 Sc the Haley namesake much
better during its present trip than IL did
last night IL IL drawing away from US
all the time and tho further IL goes tho
fainter il will b. But oifsetting that ia
the fact that the weather makers haven't
given the comet all IL could wish. II
there was 10 be a bright clear evening
with the hare that hangs over a large city
reduced % n minimum there is pOssi-
bility 81 obtaining a better view.
To fi1 It's position the easiest way is b
locate first Castor and Pollux. the two
brilliant stars that are close together
about half way up the western sky soon
after sunset. A little higher and consider
ably 10 the south may be seen the FIVE or
siE stars that form a very respectable
common or garden sickle. The comets
orbit takes IL below and IN the right 81
the brightest one in this constellation.
Regulus.
Sandy Hook reported the comet visible
Tor some time after ioSO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-28
DRAWINGS AT CHRISTIES.
Prices Iligh ami Lev fsF WeTks From
Great HaRds-Nasnyth at the ToP.

Great hanha-Naalnyth at the Top.
.spsaai CaSs Despatch 10 THs sUN
LONDON, May 27.-At a sale 81 drawings
~ Christie's to-day Sir Hubert HeFkomeT's
-Entranced in Some Diviner Mood Of
SELF Oblivious Solitude which was ex-
hibited At the Chicago exhibition in 1888.
fetched n.677.SO. NOrlAnd's -Credulous
InnOcsncs' went for ti.zT7.sO. Hooks
willy Anglsr' sold for 81 500. Nasmyths
View In surrey brought the high price
Of elO.7S76 90.
Pictures followed the drawings. Rosa
BOnheur's Collecting FagOts in the
Pyrennees' fetched tsS77S. Benjamin
Constants Empress Theodore sold for
t7o7.SO. CorOt's Woody Path went for
tIs75. while Raeburns unfinished por-
tRit Of = girl brought t7.077.5O.
Tsnisr's Peasants Before a Cottage
brought s2s.2S. while Sir Joshua Rey-
nOlds's portrait Of Mn. waylen fetched
o. .Si7SO.
Other pictures brought these prices:
Raeburn's portzitof Lady seton. q. ga 80:
GAinsborOuGh's portrait of Squire Bennett.
q. 7sa.s0. MillAis's Dew Drenched Furze.'
tS.TsO; Millais's Fringe OG Moor tt.SOS:
OrchSrisOR's unfinished picture. Toe
last Dance ts.sSS: Alma Tadema's
Hide and Seek. si.s7s, and Frths Claude
Duval 81 2Sa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-28
On. LANCE SIGNS ms CLAM.
SAYS IIe Dses Net PTsFrss % Create
..| Precious Metals.

SCRANroN. Pa. Nav p Dr. Frederick
w. LAnEe to-day gave ont this signed
statement
4 do not claim the power 81 transmitting
base metals into precio,is metals.
But | do claim positively 10 get twice
the quantity Of niirntes and chlOrides
from a matriX n silver that has hem got
BY the chemical TrOcesses generally
naed.
To rHE SrN correspondent !. 4. Wag-
ner one Of the faculty of the Scranton
High school and a cousin of Or. Lange.
remarked that tho Doctor has been pur-
suing his tests with q view Of producing
iron that will not corrOde. doing " with
he silver process. This. according 90
Prof Wagner would revolutioniEs cleo
trio railway trafic and automobile CON
struction, a. u would nave the why 10
storage batteries. his vas confirmed
by Dr. lange.
my proves can be used. he said, in
making dry cell batteries for automobiles.
ard hundreds Of the Industrial arts will
be Affected Chloride ~ silver, for in
stance sells AZ retail for Is cents an ounce.
] am able IN produce u for considerably
less than the wholesale rats and have
actually received s. a pound for u. with
an offer from the dealer n take carloads
a. that price
Z do not feel disposed AZ this time %
giye the details Of my discovery. espe-
ciaily ~ ] expect 20 apply for patents on
the Processes. | do not make silver salts
out ot nothing. for they certainly are pro-
duced from silver The silver matriX
With which ! start 10 treated with du1es
II. Il II
IRON q source close to DR. lange Il
wNa learned that he has hem offered
syn .00O for his discovery and that he asked
half a million
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-28
FLEW OVER THE PTRIWIDS.
Hayden sands. Whs llns IIeen DslnS Aero
plane stunts Abroad. Arrives Hsme.

Hayden SANDS. Whs ltas IBeen DoInS Aero
plane stunts ABTOsd. Arrives Hsme.
Hayden sands who has been doing con-
siderable aeroplaning on the other side
since last October. was q passenger on the
Mauritania yesterday morning While
abroad Mr.. Sands took part in the meets
a. Heliopolis and Cannes. and az both
places set up records for speed. In Egypt
he made several fights over the pyramids.
but all Of HE exhibitions At this place were
unofficial a. he hat not yet obtained a
pilots license
Az the Waldorf Astoria last evening
Mr. Sands said he had sold an Antoinst,s
monoplane 20 the German Government
after giving demonstrations over the mill
tary helds, and for that reason will not ~
in this country. Prom Strassburg he made
. cross-oountry fight TO Appsnwsir. Z
distance Of 80 kilome'ers. and passing over
the Rhine and four villages. During one
OF his exhibitions a. s,rassburE Mr. Sands
said no made a fight Of two hours and
reached an altitude Of 200 feet
Hsrecently qualified for a pilots license
in France. tho atipulatiOns calling for
q Eight Of IS kilometsrs made in thrss
landings ~ designated points he IL the
arst American and one II threa aviators
td-hold a license for driving the AutOin-
cite machine
MT. Sands u experimenting with q new
type ~ monOplnne. which he SAYS. i
-arulat9d 10 develop greater speed than
any asrOplsne yet built Hs says Il en-
braces many original features. Including
rigid aaffaoes ami q nsw landing device
NJ sauds aays the German Government
. treatly Interested in bio invention AMI
mag purchase h. He will remain IN this
eqli1try until June 8. when he will return
% resume his experiments
w. Sand- snys ths feeling AGAINST IN.
RrHhts Il bitter IN Europe. and BIZ Doubts
u foreign aviatOrz may ~ INDUCED 10
taEn part In ths Internal ional aviation
meet. He says the prize inducemant on
The other side b 10 great that tliars would
~ little incentive for them IN come over
He thinks this country l. awnv hahind
IN aerOnautics and until the Wright liti-
Eaiinn b settled there will not H. anv
marked prozre-z
W.. Sands wa a clOae friend Of Hobart
Minhelin, who vas recsntly killed In an
aeroplan9 accident. Both were iuufru~ted
N h uaa q the Ant0inetta monoptsns
~ Latham &c Gsims last O0tobsg.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-28
MILLING IN CORN RIOTS.
Psliee FlFs ~ Fighting Mshs az New.
maFkst n O'Elgiea-nedmsad FtGhi.

Npfcft Conc Dsardfoh % fHH STN.
COHK May n. The followers Of John
Redmond, leader Of tho Irish Nationalist.
aud william O'Brisn. leader Of the United
Irish League, who have been using shil-
lelahs on each others heads for several
days during meetings IN this county.
had tho most serious sCyimmaRs vet AZ
Newmarket q small town In this county.
Newmarket IL an O'Brien stronghold
and Whsn the latter's folioWers heard
that Redmond Was 10 bold q meeting
there they decided 20 break Il up The
fighting began early In the morning
and continued throughout the day. Il
eliminated In a herce not at night.
Bottles. stones and revoivers we're used.
There was much incendiarism and the
main street o. the town AZ one time was
ablaSs. The din was terrific. with the
cracking % revolveTs. the smashing Of
windows and feroe party cries.
The police fired two volleys before
the cOmbaiants could ~ separated. One
man was killed and several were injured.
A number u arrests we're made.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-28
DIED.

ADRiANCE.-hary 2. Holmes sgd y. rifs =
the late Thomas Blosdeuod Adrancs
Funeral y A.. sunday. Mar ~. a. hsf as
residence. asa Parihc ~. Jerssy CITY later
mcnt Greenwood. Private.
ANDERSON. -Suddenly. a. Madison \ n
May -. iai0 N the 6Qth year of n, az ~
Calvin Andersou. husband 81 Man Rsussf
Andersen and son OF the ats Rev. Wiinam
Anderson and sarah LSuiss Ryeu.au.
Funeral services viii be held 80 webb Aanara
Chapel Matlsoa ~ J.. on Monday. May n
a. an =. v. lntsrment private
BLAkF On May q. 1910. a. BerEsisy Cal
Wiliiam Phlpps Bake Of Neg havsa. ooaa-
IN the atIh year % his aga
Notcc % flnerai heTeaftar.
CONF On THURSDAY. May -. 81 he rssitea
Az Past issth -. Charles " Coae. n ~ ett
ycar Of his agc. FunsFai private.
DrNNY.-On May y. 1870. sophie Brown puunsl
Derry. wife Of John T. Denny.
Funeral services a. her late rcsidenoe. West
sd -. on Tuesday morning. May ~, AZ q
O'Clock. interment private.
HoWEit-On Friday. Mar n. q hH bona
Wcsihampion Reach Long lsland. y. =
LYDIA n. Howell. widow Of MSrtinsT D.
Howell.
Funeral from Der late residencs. m MSaasy.
May ~. 40 y o'ciock nOon. Leave Baai Ne
a. station Sao AN
MITCHEtL.-On wednesday. May Is. 81 ~ rss.
denre. = West ION a.. ConeHus Berisa
MltrhclL son Of the late Judge Wuiam
Mirhen.
Funeral services win NJ hsld 81 81 Maru
Church. ~ av. and lO:h e.. on Saturdg
morning, May -. al 70 o'ciock.
RoLSroN.-on Friday. May n. iua Adss
hlEhet. beloved wife Of William Hmry Rof
ston and daughter Of Robert Bennett Hgsst
funeral servircs AZ her late residenoe. a Weit
teth st. sunday, May -. atsP. n. London
and Paris papers plesse COPY.
SwAN,-On Nay .. 1870. az his rssidgss ~
Madison av.. after . thort lines. chagio
! fiNh swan. FuneFal services 81 hls Aa -
denee on Saturday afternoon. May =. ct
o'eloct. intsrment az Woodhvp Buaaa
Rochester and PhilAdslphis psSsBplsss' cor
WlLLcoA.-At East Orange. n, J.. Nay .. iga
Frances Adelaide, beloved dnnghtsT Of Mau
haksr and Francis ". wuleox. N ins iiH
year Of her age. F'ineral segyfees WI es hsia
~ their residence, 100 Glsnwood ~ Pas o.
Ange, Sunday. May y. ht:SoP ~ lHNrmsai
atNew orisana Memphis, Aaana Blrniag
ham and New Orleans papers Pleas COZ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-28

T@Kel q FTN771I7lTT IN &C M|NT7
% -HspsS 20 start Tssss RsguaS.
ALBANY. May u.-0lsnn n. ou,lm
did not got away from Albany IN he slr.
ship to-day. He made q couple q prS.
liminary efforts TO ny hls machine aroma
Van Rensselaer, Island. from which h
intends 70 start tomorrow morning 4,
4 O'Clock. and once got - far a. the sad
Of the island. about thrse-QuartsFs d A
mile from the start. ALTHOUGH the enRins
kicked q bit. Cartiss said he WA aafisAed
II the weather at the appointed BeaFtlnr
hour Tomorrow n favorable Cu9I1s
will attempt 70 begin his aeToplans joSIT.
ney "a New York.
Weather indications are not eatlgslv
satisfactory. however. and Curtias nav
again b delayed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-28
MRS. MOrreII D,es Sf Injuries suffered IN
AutO Collision.

MNEoIA. L. l.. MAY p Mrs. Harriet
Morrell. wife o. Justice n. &. NIorrell
Of Great Neck. who with her husband
was thrown from their automobile by
a collision with a trolley car q the Long
Island Traction Company on the Jericho
turnpike last week, died this morning
IN uhe Nassau Hospital. where she and
Mr. Morrell we're taken after the accident.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-28
SHAW JARS TOLSTOY.
Ruu.lan sage RsFusss 70 Take the NJ, eFss
a. . 5ske and u Very ssur.

<psdai Cabis DsspaiSA 70 THg SUN
i.ONLON. May NO. n. shaw. who
regularly corresponds with Count Tolstoy.
has given the aged Russian reformer a
harsh iar by joking on a serious subject.
Tolsioy asked shaw 10 send him a copy
of his The Showing Up Of Blanco Pos
net Shaw ssnt him cue with a letter in
which. replying 10 TolstOy's criticism that
Shaw iesis too much. he oontended that
humor 10 a divine attribute and for all he
knew the universe might In a joke Of the
gods. In which oase IL waA worth While
10 make IL good joke. not a had one
TOls,oy was greatly startled and an
nOycd. He sent an acid reply. accom-
panied by long dissertation on religion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-28
10 SHUT or JAPANESE LABOR.
HoAOlulu LabOg stirred Cp Over New
Navy Buiaains at Pearl HaFbOE.

spestsi cabis DsspaioA 70 TIVE SuS.
' HONoLULU. May N.-A meeting has been
called by the Honolulu merchants 10 ash
the Navy Department for . ruling that
only citiEans or those who oAn be natu-
rallied shall be employed on Government
work. The meeting 10 70 BE- held apropos
Of call for bids for the construction Of
ofRoers' quarters. barracks and other
buildings At Pearl Harbor.
There 10 no specification about the
class Of labor 20 be employed The Homo
lulu merchants declare that u thsrs are
no restrictions the lowest bidders win be
the hrms that employ Japanese "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-28
JURILEE OWN JULIlNA.
whole Dam square Full of singing and
Cheering Duteh Folk.

FpfcldI ClhF DfIDaich % THE w.
AMSTERDAM. May p. The excitement
caused by the visit here 81 Queen Will
helmina. the Prince COnsort and the
infant Princess Juliana. was renewed
to-day. The people are tremendously
enthusiastic.
Thousands Of school children paraded
IN Dam SQUARE this morning and musical
societies sang chorunes In the afternoon.
Immense crowds were present.
The royal couple. holding the baby on
balcony Of the palace. received a bound
less ovation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-28
pIeKINsON DEATH OrEsTION.
Mas n an AecIdrai. the Casualty Gem.
pany Asks.

Edwin W De Leon. president Of the
Casualty Company 81 America. in which
Charles e. Dickinson held an accident
policy for about SsS.OOO. said last night
that the autopsy Of nv. Dickinson's body
had been held at tho instance Of his com
parry. The autopsy was held on Thurs
day night IN Kensico Cemetery.
Mr.. De Leon said that he didn't know
Whistler Or not the doctors had found
evidence 20 snow that Mr. Dickinson had
died from natural causes or not Ne said
that II death had come through accident.
AZ fer instance from inhaling noKioua
Rasea. the company would be liable for
the face Of the policy Otherw ~ che pay
ment would not b. made.
The day 81 Mr. Dickinson's death Dr.
James r English, his physician. said that
IL his opinion Mr. Dickinson had died a.
the result Of an accident and he cert fled
% that effect - the ufiica ~ the Coroner
Mr. D. Leon said that his company had
uninsured she greater part u Mr.. Dickin-
Bon's Insurance With them.
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70 BCTLD BTe ALLdN LINER.
cOmBany lnvites Btda Ter Ilu Great New
n HRSt ahlp.

LONDOa. May ~ The Allan Steamship
Company he's asked for tenderB from big
ahipbuildsrs Tor the construction of a
large steamer with a sped Of y lmots
for servics between Liverpool and CANADA.
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MARRIED..

RtMSEY-H ARRIMAN.-On THURSDAY NAY =
1870 Al 81 Johns Episcopal Church. Arisn
y, Y. b. the Rev. :. HOLMES MacGuln-.s
Mari Hartman. daughter n Mr.. z n
Hartman Of Arden. \. r.. 70 Charici Car
Rumssy Of Buffalo. NY.
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Elamburg- Servtss % HAsana.
The Hamburg American L.ine win BE-
gin q iortnightly service on jus 2
between this port and Havnna. using
The steamships Pring 9ialrmund and
rFinn Eitel fgiodFich. T6G ahius wili
touch AZ Santiago. jamaica and CCl1H
gong and coming ..