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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-22
CtN'T ENHs VIZ DiNiHY'S BODY
Justice white Denies the Motion Made In
Hrhaif of spencer k-IIogE 4 sons

BUFFALO. Dec u Justice White. who
has but two weeks 10 IL IN th. Suprrn.
Courr her. befor. retiring on account
81 tn. age limit denied a motion this
afternoon IN the Special Term for the
exhuming OF the body of Matthew
Danahy. late vice president at tn" Danahy
Packing Company. saying that II was
against all his conceptions Of Law and
justic. to grant such an order IN"
order wa -ouRh' nv spencer Kellogg
h Sons. who are. hrIng sued for damages
by Mrs Danahy tor IN" death ~ her
husband
Mr. Danahy was injured IN July. 1909
bv "A collision bet w-en his motor car
and motor truck owned nv the Kellogg
concern He died last November Of
hear trouble. induced. 80 IN" widow
claims. by IN. accident The Kellogg
company fought 20 have an autopsy 20
determine IN" cause Of death. which
IN" attending physician gave Ar malignant
endocarditi- Their. - no precedent
in thus State for IN" granting Of such an
order Ju-ric" White allowed the NOV
ing party th.. right to renew the motion
before -om" other Judge. II YOU can
lind one who has not my -cruplcs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-22
aLL FIGHT tGiI>ST LODGE
Democratic Candidate for senate From
Ma..ariluisett, Withdraw

BosTON. Dec Il Col William 4.
Cast on late this afternoon announced his
withdrawal a. a Democratic candidate
for the United states Senate. He says
in a statement that "a large majority of
IN. Democrat m-mberH-eleCr have sent
him word thai they favored party
CAUCUS and his nomination
Since that time. continues Col Gas, on
owing TO differences Of opinion among
members of tho Democratic party a. to
tho wisdom Of a party CAUCUS 10 unite the
Democratic strength on Democratic
candidar" and owing 10 m. belief ~ some
81 he prominent members ~ IN" parry
that IN. Democrat should sncourag" IN"
candidacy 81 som" progresslv" RepublI-
can. hay" com" TO the conclusion that
under these conditions no Democrat can
h.. elected 80 fnr' high Office In order
10 simplify rho rifua' ion and - cause no
embarrassment To the Governor-eiecr
in his campaign against Mr. Lodge I take
this opportunity TO announce my with
drawal from the Senai orial contest
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-22
WV PTLLWtN RATES.
= Reduction of - for PIPER Berths Re.
tw cen New York and chicago

WA-HrNGToN. Dec - An upper Pull
man berth between New YorS and Chi
cago. which now costs 81. can ~ obtained
for 5. after February / The Interstate
Commerce Commission today handed
down IT, formal order requiring the Pull
pany Company TO diferentia'e IN It's
charges between an upper and lower
irrth
IN, price OF lower b.rfhs also IL 10 h.
lower II. many instances For example.
IN" ra'. from New York 10 Jacksonville
Fls . now ~ ~ After February I IT
rrlll b" ~ The order requires a hori
zonral reduction in all upper berth rates
In" principle adopted in hyIng the new
rn'e., - a difIer"ntial Of ~ per cent he
tween upper and lower b"rths. IL IL
estimated that the new rates will result
in "A saving ~ about 81 500 OOo per annum
10 th. travelling public.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-22
COURT SENDS FOR POLICE
BEFORF PRISONER MARS NID-
NIGHT VERDICT or MY.
There Mere some Z ndr,irabl~ Looking
citizens In Court ami In the Corri-
dors whrn the Jury Was Ready to
Convict Bury NJ Robbery NJ Row.

Police reserves were called to IN"
Criminal Courts Building last night AZ the
request of Judge Mulqueen. 4 jury
was ready with verdict about II O'Clock
r. VI and crowd Of he prisoner friends
were in the hack seats of the court The
Court thought it would not he wise to
bring the prisoner through the corridors
into court To hear the verdict with only
the court attendants to keep order
The prisoner. William Duffy. had been
on trial since Last saturday. IN indict-
ment has been found against Duffy for
murder hut he has been on trial for rob
berry in the first d"gr"". second offence.
On February II last a clerk IN "A Lodging
house at Q Bowery was murdered Duffy
and pal Of his named Murphy. wao has
since got a life ssntenc" for the murder
were accused Of killing the clerk he .
cause they thought h. had Ssen them
rob a iodg"r II 50 ~ Duffy was tried
on the robbery charge because II was
thought there was not sufficient evidence
against him on the murder charg"
Just before IN. defenC" rested about
1000 o'clock last night and the case was
turned over To- the jury Judge Muldue.n
noticed in tho hack seat, of his court
room half dozen or more Young mon
who soma Of Ihn court officers told the
Judge were -gorIllas" from the Rowerv
and might max. trruhl. II an unEatls
factory verdict q" them were brought
in so Judge Mulnueen thought II would
ie well :" haV" policemen present when
the prisoner was brought IN =" hear the
verdict On" of the court attendants
was sent down STAIRS - t"lcphon" Polio.
H-.,iuuartrr~
lIeut John HAcEetr ard four other
policemen cam" over from IN. ElizAheth
street police station Lieut. Hark"tt
remained in IN" court room and IN" wen
whr had come with HIM attended ~ tho
corridors.
There WASH a nipple when the pri--
onrr was arraigned Tn. Jury found HIM
guilty OF robbery IN the third d-gre" a.
a first offender The Judge -aid rn..
jur, had been very lsnI.nr Duffy may
GET ten wears on this judgment A." was
accused Of robbery ~ tn" first degree.
second offence. which IL good for forty
years
Nlli YOU 1877 nv E' W NV ul''' III
neral7" was about all DufFv had 20 -av.
= He raised me and hos looked after my
lttl" girl
Inn afraid can't Judge Mulqueen
Duffy was taken to the Tomha 20 await
has sentence on January His fri"nd-
m n" back rows made no demon-' rat ION
A. he wa l"d awas They got up qui"tly
and went east ward toward the Bowerv
in "A lIt'l" -ll"n' group
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-22
rD,r,TION FOR kI>G>HIP.
Manuel Late ~ Portugal. to stud, and
Tour the World Hopes TO- go Isach-

.r.r'I T1b.S DsSpItrh ~ IHF SIS
L0NDoS. Dec. - King Manuel lat.
II Portugal. does not think Of abandon
.r1 no claim TO sovereignty; bur h" j.
...'"n' To abide his tim" before reclaim
* 49, 'hrOn. H.. i. resolved. accord
W. o.. = statement published IN the DAILY
f-' 20 spend ne interval IA fitting him.
-.' '.r the duties Of All "nlightenSt
-..n.'.An
~" S.'l inav" Woodnort on. the real
..l... uf tn. Duke of Orleans. wh"r" he
.f- D""n a guest since his arrival in Eng
r.H '"N' month and re-id" al house
.'-ru for nun AT Richmond. Surrey VI"
attend lectures al Oxford University
.-.I ..hrr entries OF learning a. an ordl-
1a-. --ud"nr. hut without -"ek'ng a
.....,
Nu". ~. has complet"d hls lecture
,ur-.. .r w!ll make "A our of the world.
.-r". ally studying British colonial meth
BE- H.. tour will include the United
-.t'-- = ncr" a. elsewhere he will travel
.'.g - student ~ admin ist rat ~ .
.rH.r- canada. rho Far East. Australia
.' ~DI'h Africa will also be visited
H.. iD.'- not wish TO be feted or enter
med Tie will travel OH ordinary trains
l'. -'"anship- ~ "a private citizen Al
.. md & his tour he will return TO Eng
H.' wha-r h" will decide on his future
sfv,It.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-22
tDJOf rvs FOR THE HOLIDtlS.
on-rr>- win B- Quiet Ten Days ncl~
Joe " ~ Eat HIS Turkey In Dansii

WNsHINGToH. Dee II This was get
away day with the national lawn aker~
Both horses ADORNED 20 r"a.Sern bile
on Thursday. January A. soon a. the
Adjournment came S..naf or- and Rep
r"-"ntafiv"- hustled away 20 pack sup
AMI isav. town for tn" Christmas hoii-
day. For IN" next ton days IN" capital
will b" ~hy OF statesmen
Following MS annual custom Uncle Jo.
cannon Will spend Christmas AZ h = home
IN DanvIlis III There are lot Of Cannon
grandchildren III that town and Uncle
Joe mak"s - practice TO spend Christ
:, ~ with them n. will b. hack IN time
to take hiS place IN the line Of callers who
will pay their respects 10 IN. President
on New Years Day
Nic--PresIdent sherman will eat hi =
Christmas turkey IN Utica II" will
leave with Mrs Sherman on Saturday
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-22
80 DEiD ~ BRITISH VINE.
Explosion Wrecks Hudson Goiiirrie- In
Lancashire situation Hopeless.

| NH"r'Il tdaiS DrsD'Heh 10 tbs Sr-N
l"Np'S. Dec. ai.-Between three and
four hundred miners were entoml,ed by
an explosion in the Hudson collieries at
Leigh. Lancashire. this morning. Several
w"r" rescued, hut the fatalities were heavy
The pit of the mine took fir. and the work
"i rescue was greatly hampered by the
havoc wrought by the explosion Many
Of the men were in inaccessible PARTS IL
the workings.
Fiv" bodies. including that Of the
assistant manager Of the mine. were
recovered speedily. All Of thes. men
hal been ssphyxia
The rescu" parties reported that th"y
saw number Of bodies Some of them
were burned and mutilated Tn. early
rescuers were unahl. to reach those
victims
Government inspector accompanied
hv air helmet parties explored the
entrances 10 five sections Of the Pretoria
pi' this afternoon. He found all the
sections had been swept by fire
Tn" bodies seen had evidently been
subjected to terrific force Some OF the
dead men had been buried and others
sufFoCat.d
Tn" Inspector has issued a statement
that there Is no reasonable hope that
any ~ the entombed miners are living
II is said tonight that they number ap-
proNima'ely 3iO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-22
STOLE MS OWN MONEY.


solomon Cohn. city marshal living
al i2i West l25th street. went into
TN" S"ttcl Steam Laundry at i22 East
Fifty. third street last night with an
ATTACHMENT for sIO5 g.: He saw some
bills on ia" desk. and announcing his
mission began counting them over
He counted SIS. when Samuel SetteI
uf ~ Vermont -tr""t. Brooklyn. manager
u IN" laundry. and several EMPLOYEES
TOOK IN" money away from him and
thr''w him out
Cuhn U'l"i"on"d for policeman, and
when Policeman Lee cam" from the
Fast Fifiy-iirSi street station had S.ttel
arrested on charge II assault and grand
arC"nv. IA" batter for taking the sIsi
away from him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-22
MRS. LTvERMORE DIES or GRIEF,
Mother Of Explosion Victim Passes Away
when Body u Brought Home.

Mrs Etta r. Livermore, mother 81
Virgil b. Livermore. inspector OF supply
and equipment for the New York Central
road. who was killed on Monday IN the
gas explosion. died last night. Her
death IL attributed To shock caused by
her sons death. His body WAS taken
yesterday to her home at SO Forty
ninth street. Brooklyn When it was
brought To the house she started to 60
and SEQ it. hut she was overcome and
she died baior. the physician came.
The doctor said she died OF grief.
The funeral services Of th. mother and
son will be held this evening at the home.
The bodies will be taken tomorrow 70
Sayon's River, VT. where Virgil Livermore
was born. Mrs. Livermore was Ss years
odd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-22
NR. iLDRICH OPERATED ON
me senator VIII stay ut the Hospital for
several Days.

An operation was performed on the
lef, hand of Senator Nelson W Aldrich
Of Rhode Island Mt Roosevelt Hospital
Yesterday and growth which has been
causing a numbn-ss there was removed
" was reported that the operation, which
was performed by DIR. George Brewer
was entirely successful. although the
Senator will stay a, the hospital for two
or three DAYS To recover from the shock
The growth. which IL small. appeared
after senator Aldrich had been hit by
a surface. car in this city on October 20
last.
The operation yesterday was originally
planned for the morning and the Senator =
son Winthrop. whom he has been visit, =
ing. and Mrs Aldrich w-r" then present
When IL was postponed until the after
noon they were unable 10 be- there
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-22
l.. Judge Mulqueen
THE REI. DR. LONG 0IITS.
Baptists To Take Possession ~ the Park.
side Pr->b, terrain Church.

The Park-Id. Presbyterian church "u
Ianox road. Flatbu~h. where -nr" two
years ago IN. pastor IN" Rev Or John
u Long permitted IN" SUNDAY evening
nuciInning "a ~ men out 81 employment.
will 90 out of ..Vl-t"nc" next sunday
III. proposed new Flathush church
has an option IN th.. property and will
hold their first -.rvic" IN IN" church on
New Years Day under tn" direction II
the Re- Grorg. y spencer who will
probably b- called a. pastor
When the Brooklyn Prrshyterv refused
to Coun tenance Or Long, views and
ih. aitenianC. began To- dwlndi" Dr
Long finally decided To- Civ" up Tn" church
a. an Indep.ndent venture.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-22
TtRRFD tT " HOOI,
Hut Man Miehman Di,in't Tell About u
lntil Wound Caused Him 10 Eaii.

Max Richman. who II In years old and
lives at M Fast l35th street when he
isn't attending Public school Ii3. al i3Suh
street and Brown place. Tn" Bronx. WAS
talking to has father about s o'clock La,
night across the dining room table when
suddenly h" waver"d. topplsd and fell Ia
IN. floor Little MaNs father picked
the boy up and found thai his waist was
wet with blood
When the father had hurried Max
over to IN. AleSand"r avenue police
station Max said that the cause If hrs
troubles was an Italian hoy In his class
al school Max saws that IN" Italian
hoy hit him with -pifhall when teacher
wasn't looking yesterday afternoon and
further that when h. demonstrated with
tn" Italian boy tho spIthall shooter -atd
that hr would -g., hunk with him
y" when all the children wer. crowdin x
out Of tho school at ; o'clock. according
- MaN's story, somebody stuck him IN
rho back with either n penknife or an
eraser Whatever II was Max hlesi
steadily all during dinner and while he
talked with his father about his lessons
And when the loss of HOOD caused weak
meas Max had toppled and tainted
Max will got we'll Bur there's Ger
tain Italian hoy who. II Maxs story Is
entirely exact. would do we'll 10 play
hockey for while 4 CERTAIN detecrl,e
named O'Ne,ll is going to the school 70 day
when tn. scholars assemble
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-22
UNION FERRIES WILL STOP
Unless the City Takes Them over and
stands the Loss on Operation.

The Sinking Fund Commission received
notice yesterday from the Union Ferry
Company that because n the great falling
III in the receipts OF the Fulton. Wall and
Catharine street ferries il would have 10
discontinue the operation Of those lines.
The company intimated that II the ferries
were tn be kept in operation the city
would have to buy them and operate them
itself. Dock Commissioner Tomkins in a
communication he sent to the commission
suggested that the only solution would
he tho taking over Of the ferries by the
city. The matter was referred TO com
mittee consisting Of Comptroller Prender-
CAST. City Chamberlain Hyde. and Alder
man Downing. the chairman Of the Finance
Committee Of the Board Of Aldermen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-22
iHFaD FOR MICHELTv PRIZE.


special C1hIr DrspRch 20 rHg SrN
Par. Dec 81 Aviator L"gagneiK. in
competition for the Michelin prize to-
day. few 5i5 kilometers. or about 3cO
miles. IN hours and 50 minutes This
performance breaks tn. record in this
years competition for the prize Maurice
Tabuteau. who few ?ss miles in hours
and / minute. had been IN the lead
Tn. prize ia offered for tn" pilot who
makes the longest fight in "A clo-ed circle
without touching the ground II was won
by Wilbur Wright in 1873 and by Henri
Farman last year. II amounts To about
- OOO a year. the total being s32 40 for
eight yearly contests. In addition to
the $l.OOO the winner receives a bronze
copy OF "A work Of art worth a. 200.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-22
HEGEMiN SpOTS HOLSTERS
I nder % Inches. lie ~ ears. and Pushes
suit for Penalties.

John X Hsg.man. Jr -on Of IN. pres
dent Of tn. Metropolitan Llf. Insurance
Company and "A special deputy gam" pro-
rector. was the prosecuting witness YES
ferdav IN IN" trial Of "A suit brought hv
n. State Game Commissioner against
Fremont Gillora. "a restaurant keeper
at IS West Tenth street TO recover 1854
in penalties because Gilota had in his
possession fourteen lob-ters l.-- han mn"
inches long Two cold -toraG" HOLSTERS
measuring eigk inches were among the
exhibits
On cross-examinai ION Mr. H-geman
said he knew that a. tho complaining
witness h. would receive half III" penalty
4 anv l. recovered Counsel for tn.
defendant asked II II wa- really necessary
for IN" son Of IN" president Of An I'M e
port ant life insuranc" company 20 spend
his tim" looking for HOLSTERS that w"r.
shorter han tn" law allow
Nv father has nothing TO do with II =
SAID Mr. H.g"man 4 did This on my
own account
Isn't u prohahl" thar when these
loh-t"r- were aliv. they were Of legal
length and that they shrans in the cook
ing asked he lawyer
i watched two Of them being cooked
said H"g"man, and I not ICED 'ha' they
grew longer IN the cooking
An employee" Of tn. Metropolitan -"
-ub-t ant lated HeGeman'- Testimony con-
corning tn. HOLSTERS Counsel for the
defenC. asked him II the insurance com
pany was paying for hi- tim. while h"
was booking for short HOLSTERS and h" said
Il was
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-22
SPANISH PALACE ABLAZE.
The Farsio with It's sJs,sS,ss.s. Gosse.sn.
saved BY Prompt " Srk at soldiers.
.sp,rtci canr D,spafch 10 THE sun

sp,cfri Cihis Dsspdfcs n rpI Sun
MADRID. Dec Il The Pardo Palace.
about twelve miles from Madrid. mar
rowly escaped destruction by fire to-day
The palace. which was built by Alfonso
MI. is known for the large collection OF
Gobelin tapestries IL contains. nearly
every room having pieces of that work
II was in this place that King Alfonso
MI died A large body Of soldiers
directed by the Infante Fernando sue
ceeded by their prompt action in quench-
ing the flames before any great damage
WAS done
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-22
H. case was not finished
BERTILLON IDE 4 BRE ikS nov y.
Positive E,idrnr" DisprOsr- Finger Print
Identification In ENGLAND.

LONDON. D"c 81 Finger print d"ntih-
rAtlon failed for. IL IL said. the first time
to-day when a man was charged with mis-
dsrn"anOr IN tn" HiRhGat" polio" court
Tine polio" submitted finger prints -
show that tn" prisoner had b""n sen
fenced for another OT"nc" som" tim" ago
II was. however. Indi.putably proved
that IN. accused was then serving IN tho
army. and h" was released
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-22
ASKS ST. GAYNOR FOR 4 WIFE.
Ladies ID Very sears" In Oregon.
whence lie writes To thr Mayer.

In Mayor Gsynor's mail Yesterday was
n etter addressed to st Gaynor. CITY
Hall. y y from r. Higley ~ 33l Front
street. Portland Ore ask ing the Mayor
30 find wife for him. The letter read:
SrK Will you Do me- kind Favor"
that il this am q years old and want good
wife Ladies - very sears out Here Now
II YOU No of u good Lady that wants good
Husband tell her to write to m" n YOU Pleas
Give that letter to tn. reporters. the
Mayor said. handing il over 10 Mr.. Adam
son, his secretary II the newspapers
print II they'll get a wife for this man
quicker than 7 ran
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-22
BtRS FOREIGN REL tTTONS.
Z nrir Joe Says Hr Has Enough rrouhI'
with Dur Domestic Rrlations

WAsHINGToS Dec u eel Speaker Cannon
was a caller ~ tho White House to-day
~" came while IN" President was away
and left before Mr. Taft got hack 10 rh.
''ica A. he hurried out Of IN. door no
was asked II no didn Z consider tn" potash
situation serious.
oh. fuig"" said m" Speaker That =
our foreign relations. I've got enough
trouble with our domestic relations
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-22

~ PNrL. MINI Dec II Christmas
babies ar" ~ Demand This year
So fewer than ten r"y- ard girls hav"
I"f' ON h0rn" m h." la-i week. IN" d"fnani
for them being influenced 10y ~" Christ
ma- spirit SAID tho Tnairon ~ III" Ihil-
dr.n' HUmr SO"iciy IN ~ anthony PAR:
-Peopl" asking tor NJ" lir'l" folks say that
they mu-t hav" them IN their horne- by
Christmas Day
-On. negro boy left the hon" this week
being adopted by "a vol to do family =
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-22
Potatoes for the President and Ever,
Governor.

Sr PArL Dec 81 President Taft and
the Governor Of every State will have
potatoes grown in Idaho for Christmas
dinner
Gov Ehsrhart to-day received a hushel
OF potatoes from the Commercial Club
Of Twin Falls. Idaho. ~ "a Christmas
gifi With rhe consi gn ment cam. a letter
saving fhGt all the Governors and IN.
President had been similarly remem.
heTed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-22
Eighf thiDamrn trrr-trI and ~. ma
Worth az Opium -ei,-8

BrFF'Lo. Dec. - light china mon
who w"r" arrested here yesterday after
noon m . series II opium raids by spectral
agents 81 IN" United States Internal
revenue department we're arrai gned this
afternoon b"fnr" United states Commits
~I1ner Heating. They all pleaded not
guilty and wcr" admitted IN hail IN the
sum 81 81. JOO each. furnished by Ameri-
cans. About 5000 worth Of opium was
BeIzed In the raids.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-22
TAFT to Give To white House Employees
About 0 400 Pounds oT Turkey.

wAGHusGTo.. Dec n. President Ts.ft
will present u fst turkey to every MAJ.
-led rnau employed in any capaciiy about
sh, Whit. H0u." This incl'Id'", "ffic"
workers and policemen and others 10
rms. number ~ more than iO0. 40 thru tho
President will have 10 dlSbur." "a the
official santa Clans Of the Whit" Hoi~n
airyuJ .fsD pounds ~ turkey.
The President own turkey. which
will come from Horace yOCe Of Rhode
Island. II expected IN few drys
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-22
Er,DRD ron WOVEN FILTERS
WI" I'u'rIru covers bOO Wi,-s In . Hours
81 wIButrs NJ Etampes.

7 TJFHV0TFT 7
EiAMrEs. Dec. 81. Mile. Dutrieu to-day
'"N lGi HlOmeters faboTt 100 miles) in
Enrra IS minutes. thereby esta blishing
record for a woman aviator.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-22

A nickel IN the nIot machine - selling
Red Gross -eals in PACKAGE or fv" in the
Madison Square branch NJ the Post ono"
Up to date i.7is. 3OO seals hav" been pat
OH sale and nearly $4,000 has come 70 the
Committee on th" Prevention ~ Tuber-
CtilOgis
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-22

On the sxpns when buying ilrkrt u Nonsr
worrinr and evening trains daily With through
PuIlHaans. Oldest route New OH 70 Montreal
ADS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-22

,.oAr4lnA Gibbons urges all Catholics u uss tho
manusl u Prayers John Murphy Co.. PuoA-
SaD, SoE sale B0o& Dept StoTes.-AdS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-22
LEGACY FOR ELLEN BEArHYAW.
Lady Weak. VINO was Once an Actress,
Remembers the singer In Her VIII.

SpSci1' Caote Dsspdfch 10 THE SrS
PAhIs, Dec. cl.-It is STATED that Lady
Meux. widow OF a rich Baronet who died
in England yesterday. beoueathed an
important legacy to Miss Ellen Beach
Yaw. the singer. Lady Meux was her
self an actress before her marriage.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-22

Delicious novelty for Christmas dinners. Dole
Pure Hawaiian Pineapple Juice. Serve cold.
-AGs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-22

GREAT BEAR SPRING WAFER.
"las Purity Has made % fAmOuD. = sidu.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-22

Lady Meux was the widow Of Sir Henry
Rrice Meux. Baronet. whom she married
in 1878. He died in 1910 and he was the
third and last bearer OF the title Lady
Meux had been Valerie Susie Langdon
Her residences were Theobald's Park.
Herts: Sheen House. Mortlake; ~ Park
Lane. London. and the Chateau de Sucy
in France
Ellen Beach Yaw. now Mrs We're Gold
thwaite. ia a colorature soprano who was
once noted for her phe nomenal range OF
high notes She sang AZ the METROPOLITAN
Opera House in the days ~ Conried
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