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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-11-10

trudnosci i wygorowane warunkl
stawiane Turcyi w sprawie udzie
lenia jej pozyczki. = w interesi'
trojprzynierza Francya uslowais
zapomoca swego zlota stlumic fal
tyczny, czy pozorny Rad, dazacy
do zblizenia Turcyi do mocarstw
trojprzymierza, pragnie ona tc
odradzajace sic panstwo utrzymat
nadal takze W politycznej zalezno'
sci Cd siebie Cd swoich sprzy'
mierzelicow. Rad francuski, do
magajac sic, azeby Turcya w "a
mian "a udzielic sic jej majaca po-
zyczke 80 milionow frankow pod
dala sic nietylko sciSlejszej jesz-
cze kontroli francuskiej mad
swymi finansami, lecz takze przy
dostawach dla swej armii mary
narki nwzgledniala wyiacznie
przemys} francuski, dziaiai glow
ME W interesie Rosyi, ktora W
znacznej mierze zaniepokojona
zostaAa faktem nabycia przez Tur-
eye dwoch pancernikow niemiec-
kich oraz innymi objawami wzma
gania sic niemiecko tureckiej przy
jazni.
Rad turecki, jala wiadomo, tyin
ppokarzajacym, warunkona ME
podda} sic wobec tego rokowania
o pozyczke sic rozbily. Znalazl
on, jak doniosiy depesze, podobnie
jak Wegry, ekwiwalent "a odmo-
wiona mu pozyczke fraa1cuska, W
rag czesciej teraz i ma tenn polu
ofiarowanej mu pomocy finanso-
wei ze strony Niemiec, ktore
wystepuja dis w roll wspolza-
wodniczki Francyi. Zdaje sic tez,
re finansowi potentaci Francyi z
tenn wspoizawodnictwem "a malo
sic liczyli, to tez tax samo, jak W
sprawie pozyczki wegierskiej, po-
uzyzowaio i'm ono szyki i zamia-
ry. Zbytnie napiecie struny przez
Francye W tym wypadku wrecz
.przeciwny wywolaio skutek, a
mianowicie popchneio Turcye
bardziej jeszcze W objecia troll
.przymierza. Zreszta pod innym
jeszcze wzgledem to przesadne
wyzyskiwanie Potegi finansowej
'okazalo sic wielkim dla Francyi
.kroliem ryzykownym. Posiada o.
ma dis kapitaly tax ogromne, re
we wiasnych krajach ME ma dla
mich pola dla korzystnego uloko-
wanna W caiosci. Kapital gas, kto
ry ME moze zarabiac, sam siebie
mnozyc, sam sic deprecyonuje,
tract ma wartosSi gosPodarczej.Lu
dnosc Francyi ,corocznie dis o.
koio 40 miliardow frankow znnu-
szona jest lokowac W rozmaitych
'emisyach, o tyle bowiem wzrasta-
.ja rok rocznie jej oszczednosci,
powstajace jedynie przewyzej
procentowych cd jej kapitaiow,
Ola olbrzyniej tel kwoty musi
.ona szukac lokacyi "a granica,
przynajmniej dla wielkiej jej cze-
sci. KapitaiSci francuscy dlugo
wiec ME zdoiaja znieSc polityki
swego rzadu, ktory wzgledami po-
litycznemi utrudnia i'm taxa ma
teryalnie zreszta korzystna To-
kacye. Rychio tez moze juz nasta-
pi tam j pod tym wzgledem re-
akcya, ktora wykaze, re, zbytnie
nagromadzenie kapitaiow samo o.
bniza ich wartosc i znaczenie ja-
ko srodka ekonomicznego, bar
dziej jeszcze politycznego.
Przeciwko iaczeniu pozyczek
panstwowych, udzielanych OBJ
Gym panstwom, ich wyzyskiem
ekonoElicznym, wystapii w tym
roku bardzo stanowczo takze kon-
gres dla wolnosci handlu, kt6ry
obradowai W Antwerpii. Wyzysk
taxi uznano tam "a liehwe, tax
Isamo zzsiuguiaca ma potspienie,
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-11-10
CiekaW.

S Matka: Widzisz Stasiu, znowu Gle
musiaiam Ikarac Czy ty myslisz, re
to czynie dla wiasnej przyjennosci?
Stas (piaczac): Ola mojej tez ME,
wiec ciekawym ola czyjej?
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-11-10
Nova bHza W par|amencie francuskim,
Ofiary rewolucyi.
Krytykuja Roosevelta. = Obstrukcya
w chinskim senacie.
Rewolucye. = Nieporozumienie Me
Observation-Disclosures.


DokEadnieze rapOry wyniku wybor6w Taft Roosevelt Can
ezOnkOwie gabnetu ,wymowne micza" Rooseveltov
Elkns poddaG mus opera
cy- Ze straku wozncow Nowym Yorku. Socyalista v
Kongresie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-11-10
pobra rada.

kawaler: = c6ito pannie Katsrzy-
ME?
Chora jestem.
o! MECH panna ME choruje, DO
| to niesdrowo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-11-10
.jak lichwe W stosunkach prywat-
nych.
Telegramy zagranlczne


nuncyacyi oficerow armii, Jaki
mfaiy miejsce w roku 1904. Prz.
tel okazyi atakowano / premier;
Brianda rownie ze strony socya
listow, jak konserwatystow. -
Briand wniosi projekt ustanowie
MIA staiego sadu rozjemczego dl;
Ispraw robotniczych oswiadczyi
re jesli projekt ten ME zostani'
przyjety, to Rad ME pozwoli n;
zadne w przyszlosci strajki funk
cyonaryuszy pahstwowych, kto'
re moga caiemu pahstwu przy
niesG nieobliczone szkody. "
koncu uchwalono votum zaufani;
rzadowi 296 glosami przeciW
2O9.
Lizbona, 10 listopada. - Urze
dowo ogfoszono, re w ciagu prze
wrotu rewolucyjnego w Portuga
lii zginelo 81, a ranionych costa
10 Az osob. Jak ma udaia i tax
gruntowna rewolucye - to bar
do nieWiele. :.
Londyn, 10 listopada. - Prasa
tutejsza omawiajac rezultat wy
borrow w Stanach Zjednoczonych
slusznie zauwaza, re przewrot do
konany spowodowaio niezadowo-
lenie dotychczasowych rzadow
zwlaszcza pod wzgledem ekono-
micznym. Przy tel sposobnoSci
krytykuje tez prasa ang1elska
Roosevelta, wyrazajac sic, re swa
bezwzglednoscia, oszoiomiony, O.
wacyami i sukcesarni, spowodo-
wal wlasna porazke. Przytem Ia
ryfa clowa, ktorej reforme Pay
|ne'a nazywaja Anglicy nonsen-
sem, a "a ktora czynia odpowie-
dzialnym prezydenta Tafta, tary-
ia ia tez niemalo przyczynila sic
do odwrocenia sic opinii cd re-
publikanow.
Londyn, 10 listopada. = Pre-
mier Asquith przemawiai wczoraj
ma bankiecie Lorda Majora W
,,Guild Hall"; mowii on, re mimo
zbrojenia panstw pokoj powsze-
chny ME diugo uastanie w Euro
pie, bo rywalizacya ma polu zwie-
kszania armii floty wnet stanie
sic juz niemozliwa. Mowil tez, re
rzad przedsiewezmie wszystko,
by w Walii, gdzie strajkuja gor-
nicy kopaln weglowych utrzymac
pok6j. Bankiet ow odbyl sic O.
kazyi instalacyi nowego Lorda
Majora Londynu, ktorym po raz
pierwszy zostai = Prohibicyoni-
sta, Sir Vesey Stron. Z okazyi tel
odbyIy sic tez wystawne uroczy-
stosci i historyczny grupowy. po-
chod po ulicach miasta.
Pekin, 10 listopada. = Pomie-
dzy czionkami senatu obranymi
przez zgromadzenia prowincyo-
maine, mianowanymi przez &o-
rone przyszlo do ostrej scysyi;
wielu senatorow oburzylo sic, re
czfonkowie Rady Panstwa ME
przybyli osobiscie wytlomaczyc
senatowi dlaczego gubernator
prowincyi Human ME zosta} uka-
rany "a zaciagniecie pozyczki bez
aprobaty tamtejszego zgroma-
dzenia prowincyonalnego. Ably
wyrazic sWe niezadoWolenie Do
sfowie ci urzadzili obstrukcye
istotnie przez 4 godziny ME do
puScili do zadnych obrad u
chwai; utrzymuja tez, re ME IL
stapia, dop6ki zadania ich ME
zostana uwzglednione.
Montevideo, Uruguay, 10 listo-
pada. - w rece rewolucyonistow
wpadiy wielkie zapasy broni i zy-
wnosci, transportowane ola
wojska: radosc stad miedzy nj
mi okrutnal Maja oni okoio 1000
dobrze zbrojnych ludzi; kazdej
chwili oczekuja zbrojnego star
cia.
Tegucigalpa, Honduras, 10 Ii
|stopada. - Do portu Amalpa,
gdzie bawi zbuntoWany general
The sun., 1910-06-05
UINT BROWN JESErTiRItN
O,rr~hrImmE oie or the Nlu mni NJ Jhe
tnNrrsu, IN g. Favor

Providence. June 4 vote taken
.nd-r the joint au.p,crs % tho Brown
NurH Norh'g and tho Algmm Advisory
council shove that the sentiment Df tho
graduate ~ Brown University j. over
wh-imingIy ia favor ai the elimination
o. all saCtaritn r-- .urfIDu- from ths
charter Il The 'uniye-~,.y Ia response
o. a request for votes sent 20 $50 gradu-
nt~s. The entire number. 223l ballot,
have been rsc-i we'd Of these pls are
favorable tD a non--ertE-Ia1 charter
and nnly 20 against %
IN" Baptsts support rda proposed
change ~ a vote ~ n~ariv y'Ir.-. 90 one
. 10 QUESTION ~ submitted 20 'h. alumni
and aIr1nP ~ rla unIys--I'v was THAI
of approval or dl-a1prIsaI It the nra-
ffrirarv report OF fhs corporation corn
mites charged wi'h ngYrriuE into the
-ih'.r- - ,harf.- ameudmen' This
rpp.r'. presented last summer ras
rran.mou-lv Iu slpp0rt u the proposal
% remove Fll denoWJua'iIual r'-srrtctl1rs
from The charter under Yropsr conditions
s.I after courteous confederation ~ an
.. .srs-st- concerned
hs report was sent '0 al alumni and
unE az The time and hs. lasn a
'F.HIe f1r animated discussion over sinca
f as signed by nine m-mlsrs ~ the
.nrg1rafi1n. siV q whom were Raptists
including Prr-ideuce Faunre GOV uuRha.
ay- senator Everett Colby. ext on grn.s-
man Henry klrks Porter. the Rev Z :
Barbour and the Rev - B. Hovr
The sun., 1910-06-05

heved that there will be- important action
at the meeting Of the trustees on June -
Mr. and Mrs Proctor attended lunch
con a. guests u Dean Andrew W. =.
a; his home on Bard lane herr Among
the other guests were President and Nlrs
WoOdrow Wilson. Mr. end Mr. Moses
Taylor Pyue and several Of %" rrJj-t"''s
and members IT the university faculty
with their wives Mrs Groy'r Cleveland
Nho has just returned from Europ'. wCs
also present
Mr. and Mrs Proctor sTont the after
noon sufomobilng about the campus with
Nlr and Mrs PyUc and l.it on an evening
train for Cincinnati. u wa= their first
visit her" ,n uuluCr % .ars.
10 is the opinion hrre that Il Mr. Prnct"-
1Fors the half million gain tho Oth"I hall
million. whicn was 4 condition " has gltt
sill b" secured also. but perhaps for th'
college proper rather than Tor the graduate
college a. tho Wyman U-quest and ta'
ProCter zlf. would be more than adequate
f1r tie graduate college project II is
likely that tho other hall million wil' b"
devoted to the needs u the underErnduat'
department.
The indications are that poaoe hrs como
swifvly % Princet1n and that the comm <
commencement viii uc the biggest aud
happIest m Princeton history.
The sun., 1910-06-05
DTWtND ON OTIS ELrI ITOR "a
NachiRlsts Threaten strike nless Wages
Nrr Further Increased.

The local unions OF machinists m tins
city reported yesterday that unless by
to-morrow a settlement - reached with
the Ots Elevator Company of their de-
mands for higher wages a general strike
viii - ordered in the OTIS plants m this
city and Yonkers. affecting nearly on
men The company about two weeks
ago advanced the wages Of IL employees
but the machinists are not satisfied and
want nore. James Wilson. secretary
u district IS u the international
ASSOCIATION. aaid last evening that all
are prepared % strike
IL - true lie said that 'ue COMPANY
has advanced wages. but tae advance i
not uniform and not what we demand
We want a uniform advance along the
lines of our demands and n this i I1t
agreed 70 hy Monday the strike will 10.
on. II will not prevent the building of
elevators az the first but vii eventually
do 40 The immediate eject OF the strike
viii he 70 interfere with repairs % ele-
vatOrs We do not want % inconveni-
ence the public. hut a . increase IN wages
supposed % he granted by the company
h not explicit enough in - detAih We
must have a definite increase N Wages
all round
The sun., 1910-06-05
IT NEDO ram.
Iiouse Parties and DinneFy 10 WseN Rnd
Guests Nany Arrival.

lrNEuO PARk. June The earIv rmrt
~ 'h- first week q the opening -sas1n
~ IuH~t1 Park Nas rather duil N account
It the iisa gre.able weather bat to-day
a large number came oar Tor over sunday.
The cottages arr nos 40 filed and the
-pFng arrivals are rrcplrIug for their
summer vacations lf he saashorp and
mountain resorts Thor .'uoes will he
rap IDLY hIled and Tu1rto ihz year will
o." more lively than usual The summer
seas. "a will b. especially lively
HrIs- par'ies followed by dinners
were 10 v0EI. to-day among tho ooI-
Hufsr- and tho new arrfva i Who have
taken cottages cnterta inad many guesis
Lns clubhouse is nov flind and they are
refIsug rooms for The h1r-- show week
VI and Mr.. Amory Carharr rill &
abroad THE Ncek Tor tho summer. return
lng O. Tuxedo f.r the autumn Mr. and
Mrs kben Richards viii suend the sumner
st their villa Ia Nantucke' Mr. and Mrs
Paul Tuckermau will h, abroad during
July and August and Mr and Mrs Fred-
erick , Carey will summer AZ Gloucester
Among the cuttaR~ arrivals this week
Eere Mr. and Mrs Edward VI Weld 81
England M N" clinton villa Mr and Mrs
J stanton 20 'h" l.0omis vIlla. Mr and
Mrs B,-eI IN the - ka- villa Mr. and Mrs
Raluf VI J,hnsCn 10 the Young villa
rec-u'lv vacated hy Mr aud Mrs n D
Whtfeid who will summer AZ Sputhamp-
ton ana Mr. and Mr. J p Brnkard in the
N0ss villa
The Re- and Mrs Herbert Shipman
Who are In The Brrdiey cottage. enter.
tanned a house party and Mr. and Mru
Nev bold Leroy Edgard entertained AZ
tinner ~ their villa Other large house
parties this " eek " sre th0-e gwen BY Mr
and Mr. 0rsnvtlla Kane Mr and Mrs p
~ Hsvi'' Mr and Mr. " " v Hoffman
VI aud Nrs Stsa Art Duncan. Mr. and
Mr.. Richard Mortimer and Mr and Mrs
n JIilIart
Mr. George T. Dodge has opened her
Tuxedo villa and Mr and Mrs Samuel
Nagsfah a-e IN the French villa Other
late arrivals arc Nir and Mrs r Kinea-
bury Curtis Mr end Mrs " l. LaWrenoa
Greene NiE and Mrs @ " Forsyth
Alr and Mrs F0rdyta Wicke- and Nir
ard M-- How land Pa.I and Miss Gladys
Pe.l Mr and Nr- 3 J Hayay. Mr. and
Mrs Day. Mr and Mr. Theodore
Erellnghuy-@u 4 T.. Galhtin. r. n
McNirkar = 4 leroy. y Mr and Mrs.
\ J. kennedy Mrs 3 \ Cook. Mlas
Sybyi kans ~ and Mrs augusta JAy
Mr and Mr. " p Neil. " pyle. Mas
Beckett. Mi~s Pyle Reginald 3 Rivea.
p y Taller Mr and Mrs Gordon Knox
Bell Mr. and Mr- Amos Pinchot. Capt
Ivan r Dawson. Gordon Dawson. Mr.
and Mrs David WagztaF. Mr and Mrs.
A y Bell Mr and Mrs charles Ferry, p. J.
Dieter and Mr and Mrs Robert e. Morris
Nlr and Mrs Robert Emmet. who have
lu-' returned from abroad are az the
club for a feg weeks
4 iarge number ~ golf enthusiasts
visited the golf club to-day 70 participate
in the weeE -nd tourney Thelgolf tDur-
nament last week was Vnn By p v 8
Crosby, who g@ts the handsome CUP
presented by n y Havemeysr. jr The
week end tourney az lawn tennis vas
won by Miss Dorothy Kane
The sun., 1910-06-05
E.Y.U. COMMENCEMENT BEGINS
THE lNNUAL WEETING OF THE
tLTNNI 4SSOC IlTION.
TriBute 20 the RetiriRG Chancellor Dr.
stevenson SAYS the Committee Il
HuRtiRg fer a worthy sUecessOr
Programme u the Other Exercises

Graduates from the class Of lsD down
played the biggest part yss'eri1y on the
opening day q the seventy . ghth com
menoemsni a. NeW YORK University
The Phi Beta Kappa society slec'et the
follovinK officers for the coming year
Dr. John Stevenson. presiden' frlg'i~
r. stOddard Ph d yice-pre-ideut
Chancellor Henry u MlcCracS@n coz
responding secretary Marshall ; Brown
recording secretary, william ? Nat-rs
Ph y treasurer
The alumni luncheon took place a. -
N the gymnasium nr Eugene Steven
-ou. vice-presidsnt of the university
council. VINO IL member Of the com
mittee on selection Of nev chancellor.
had this 20 Say
We have a great task before us We
hope 70 gst a great b,g srrong man % take
Chanoellor Mac raCksns plaCs may
say for the COMMITTEES thas they are Work
ing in every way to secure The lghi man
for this great plao"
A long resolution IN praise Of Dr Mac
Cracken vas submitted by Or Stevenson
and vas unanimously approved.
The officers elected we're president
Edgar Bull. ~; viCe-presideni Fr@der-
!ck VI Croasett 'si secretary. Perry {
penty 81 treasurer. Stanley n Molleson
! 10. registrar. Henry VI Brown. ~. mem
hers Of the executive committee 10 serve
three years Francis l. Noble. a. A. ?
NoisloWsky. ~: 20 serve two years. ]
Calvin McCleilAnd ~. Jesse adams. "a
Following the meeting 4 ball game took
place between the alumni and the varsity
nine on Ohio Field
The baccalaureate sermon will be de-
liverpd la the Auditorium this afternoon
w the Rev. DR. Cleland p McAfee of the
Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church,
Brooklyn TO-morrow's festivities will
consist % the public speaking Tor the
IAndhAm prize az O'Clock 10 the Audi
torium. farewell dinner u the grad
uatinR clasa ~ the School Of Commerce %
bs held in Frauncrs's Tavern and dra-
matio performances by the CobUrn Players
az Battery Hill on the oampBs " shake
speArs's -As You lake 1t Class day
exercises In the university College and
school N Applied Science will b held
on Tuesday afternoon A. 3 O'Clock ~
Battery Hi. followed by the pir 1ting
Of the class ivy a. 5 O'Clock
The graduating mefnhers u the - A1ol
1f Commerce vii alsO hold Their .lss
day exercises that evening IN the Wash
ingtOu square building.
The week will end Wednesday with
the graduation proper DR.. Lyman Ab-
b0tt will make the chief address Pol
loving the commencement eHsrclses
Chancellor MacCracken will give a
luncheon % which the faculties 0i the
several colleges and the candidates for
honorary degrees will be invited A. 8
O'Clock the eKa7clBea % the combined
achOolg viii take place. at which Chan
oellOT MacCracken Wiil speak
The sun., 1910-06-05
TyPOGRiPnUm rNIoN rOrr.
James ~ I,D~h Rreleried International
Prssidrui ~ a.IBs Wa jorIt,

lNDIaNAPrLIs June The -.-s Z
tabulatng the votes u '1e Intern p. mol
Typographical Union has been completed
a. international headquarters IN this CITY
ARD shows that J1nss " lynch was rs
e,r. -. internstianal president by a ma.
JAutv of sIg5. George 4 Tracy first wee.
president by a majority u i052. and ] "
Hfys secretlry -ire .ur-r ~ "a ma iority
1859
Lynch received 200 votes while be-
'fpouent William " Ra.Iy NJ Dallas ra-
celred IS sa3 r1tes Fr- grgr sIce-Dres .
dent Ge0rgr 4 Iracv ~ san Frsncisoa
reca 81 90,f2i yUt@s VisIn his opponent
Charles n G.r7n ~ NaV Y--s rareived
la3 382 F1r -arrr'ary treasurer ! "
EHys re-aived a Ia3 votes . lile h.s oraJ-
nerr R1hArt O. Albr10A ~ Denver -a.
teivrf 49, ~ .5tss
Frtnk Nor -0l ,l r'aIrraI .vuHFr4pa. .
.oPl mon y. 70 NIv~ q 20. u dove
- HGg. ~teysls-r .. 10. .-t
W Ng' u.lugh 10 OGr.lr -rHsivrz tho
nighest numDer Il votes Rere elected %
Ne American Fsderiti1n n labor
The sun., 1910-06-05
STORW WRECKS THREE BOATS.
BarEe and scnSaaeF sinh. Lghter Gees
Ashsre An lizards safe.

SANDWICH. Mas June The barge
Whitman uith 100 tons u stone on hoard
for the nsw Cape CoiIanal and the lighter
tr. which vas Saiting for an opportu-
uitv 20 unload Tho Whitman we're wrecked
by Tho heavy northeast gale which was
hlowing oh Cape CIi this morning
The Whitman. ~hich carried three
men. arrived a. moorings of the canal
last evening Earlv his morning she
dragged h-r snot,r 1ni struck half a
mile frnm tho shore The captain and
his crrw remaiust on board until there
waa sight feet of water in the hold and
then aat out in a boat Tor the shOre A few
minutes later tho Whitman careened
AMI sen' down bow first in thirty feet Of
WataV
Tn. thre. men N the smfll boat had a
bard struggle trying to reach the beach
Their craft WIS capaized twice IN the
half mile 20 the shore People IN shore
talephonel a. Provincetown Tor the life
savers. but a. tho season ends on June
there vas no crew 20 nbeV the summons
Capt Bickers Organlzpd volunteer crew
Of life savers. and they were about 10
launch their boat wtrn the men from the
Whitman reached the bach
The lighter came ashore az O'Clock
this morning and was washed high on the
beach The crew had little difficulty
IN reaching safety
HYANNOs. Mas. June The two
masted schooner Mary FarroW, from Port
Reading for Machiss, Ne with coal,
sank while az anchor three miles west Il
Handkerchief Shoal this afternoon Capt
". A. johnson and his two men put on IN
a boat from the vessel They were
picked up by the lighthouse tender Azalea
and brought in here tonight
The schooner began 20 leak riter she
had left Vineyard Haven last night. and
the thres men On boCrd of her worked all
night at the pumps Finding that she
was sinking they dropped anchor and
sought safety in the yaWl
The sun., 1910-06-05
Nsbbed for stealing Hs own suitcase

Henry J Hofeldi. p years old. a type
writer salesman who said he lived with his
wifeat 7iOO south Halsteaii street. Chicago.
wSs arrested az the Pennsylvania Railroad
station IN Jersey City last night on a
charge q stealing his own suitcase Hs
confessed that he tOSa the bag of bag.
gage truck upon hiA arrival from Chicago
on June I and later presented q check Tor
Il His baggaET couldn't bs found and
h. presented formal demand for 800
20 reimburse him for his loss He went
to Jerscy C6fy Ivy appointment last night
10 o0liect The money and was arrested
by SpeciEA Ohioer John Coakiey Hofeld,
made clean breast q his attempt %
mulot he railroad
The sun., 1910-06-05
&DMO TO DIRTWOUrT.
Trustee of the sllsEr and VIE GIVE mat
sum for a luiiding

Cos, ODD. y n June 4 At a meeting
of the trustees of Dartmouth IOlleEs
held IN this city to-day Lewis " Park
hurst u Winchester Mass aud his wife
Emma Wilder Parkhurst presented t'
the college the sum of ssO OoO 70 h~ u-sd .r
the construction u an administration build
ing as a memorial % their son. Wilder
Lewis Parkhurst. Who died during hi'
sophomore year At the college
Mr. Psrkhurst Is a member Il the board
oftr,Istees. vas graduated from Dartmouth
in ISIS and is a member Of the tirrp q Ginn
a Co u BostOn. publishers
The erection ~ the building will te com.
menced az uDce
The sun., 1910-06-05
Travelling Mnssr Color nl.nl,,

An art show comprising more than
is0 water colors and including many
of the best pictures recently exhibited
In the Amsrioan Water Color society's
exhibition will take thu road tomorrow
en- route for 81. Louis. where it will
remain for tks summer. The pictures
will b. exhibited a. the City Art Museum
in 81 Louis. and from there will 60 90
Columbia, No, . university town. Ogher
cites % b. visited include Grand Rapida
Toledo, Cincinnati, Indianapolis. Detroit
and pittsburg The show will reach
Chicago uszt apring. where 10 will form
q part oi tha annual exhibition ~ tho
Chicago Art Institute.
The sun., 1910-06-05
DINCE ~ OID tR>TR
Jrrss, Na,al Ressr,es nlddiRE rare,, ~
to the Portsmouth,

farewell dance vas hold Uv mo
Naval Reserves - Nev iarzay Ils' ufgff
IN bard tho Old war slooD P1rumogfh
lv,nl IN the Weehawken basin ~ 3 if'eru,h
-trast. H0bukrn The Portsmouth, mas
.au tho training shin Il the reserves, flr
M -faeu NJ fourteen years and q - he
'Irua,i over ~ the Navy nslartment m
'ra rear future The State = taiislruta
v.ir' has . sentimental interest 10 tie
I1 ..I' lv reas1n u tho part shr 1lav.-l
Hs 'Ge lwavi0an Fest during 'N- N-1.-Is
Va. wants u1sz--si0n n her. and hrr
i'rw8'a destination wiIl pr1baJiy 10 the
Na0i .o cast
NE p1r'-uoIfh was gaily decorated
ri'h fags hast night and many cDlor-d
iTrandasoarr lights cleaned from her
-Ia-s Al0.' vs. persons. including most
n n" citizen tars IN 'he reserves danced
20 BE- Iacs ruf.l late hoIr
The sun., 1910-06-05
OID HtRONETU REInFD.
No,a s~sIia THlr Created in Ia7s g.
Revived n, scotch oarts.

snf,4i C1Hs nTsrlfrA % THE .rN
FpINBURGH Jun" { The court gave
Judgment to-day 10 favor Of Alexander
Wpntwo.ih Macdonald Bosviile who
sought 10 have has grandfather Godfrey.
IN. third Lord Macdonald oi Armidale
castle on tho island n SKYE. declared
iegitimatn
The Judgment ~ the court vind,cates
rh- right oi the petitioner 20 the Nova
Scotia taronetcy which was created
July r. Iae5 and ID next m precedenoe
10 Gordon Of Cordonstown
The sun., 1910-06-05
EARTHOJ AKE ~ SANTIAGO.
some Deaths RepSrted Frsm souIheTn
Cuha- Bulldngs Topple.

.-pss4l Clhif DsfpdfcA 70 THa suN
HAvANA June Reports from Santi-
ago. where a violent earthquake occurred
yesterday afternoon. saw that heavy
damage resulted from the earth shaking
business buildings toppled and residences
wers ruined In several streets pave
ments we're twisted from their foundation.
Tremendous rImblings preceded thu
quake Residents ot santiago recognized
thsss a. an indiCati0n of tho oOming
shoes and rushed from buildings Only
two or thrse deaths are reported
scores % persons frightened by the
quake picked up portable prOp~rty and
are Ou their Wav here
The sun., 1910-06-05
DRENCHED AMERICiN TOINT.
FFrnrhman Tries Hsse Rrmedy for Dnsi
Raiser Architect knight Victim.

-nrfHH CrHs DFr1rfr1 '1 TuE SrN
PARIs June While Charles knight
an American architect. Vas driving an
automobile IN tho suburbs Il Paris to-
tay he raised an Immense cloud n lust
This bispiras-I O. Fren-hnan. who
seized a water hos, ami Irr1rh-l Nr
Knight from head '0 fo1r
The Frenohman may have % huv l.m
q new sIlf u clothes