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~ % O. RS, NDs ~ sO,T ne ,DI
Fssrts~a N~~ ons. VIII ~ op~ssd
rht- we~k ns,. tiuh..

Park CrHlfit-sinn-r slower has CONS
plst-t arrangements fur 1r.nius TO
public playground. ~ shirh 'h- H'ard
q Fsttu,as- has appruprtafrt so ~u
This Hnn-y us- o. -Iuip ant 'l MAINTAIN
thu play c~ntr-- Th- wors - -,1ur.
rang th- plat~-- - p-rfnan-nt play .,rprtnd-
cannus - -umplst-d tins summer nTi'
the Park Commissioner win 90 'h-u
really temporarily frr Tho r--' 90 'ht-
month and fur August and ~rp'-flf"r
In ,h" fall th. permanent uprk Sill h.sin
simple Rpparaiu- will h. installed f'r
tht. summer such a. hahy z~ing-. ham
nocks swing frames. sand bins and ha..'-
hall grounds
The Commissioner has mails arrang~-
ments With the Civtl service. Commission
for tho temporary appointment without
competitive examination - sufficient
number ~ ground employees d" TAX"
care u the children Nor. than 20
persons made Application for thee places
and eighty names Werr selected by the
Commissioner and approved by the Civil
SsrVic,. board The Park Commissioner
n a. been requested tn open Oh. play
grounds AZ night and on SUNDAYS c-p'-
Ctally az the seward and Hamilton Fish
ranks. wher,. lt - said the children IN the
ne,ghborhoOd ar. on the STREETS up 10
midnight The CORNERSTONE has not
as vet decided what 10 do IA the matter
II " planned to install play grounds n
the battery. Williamsburg Bridge. Mul-
berry bend. Past lOIst street. Hishbrldgr.
Colonial. So <ichola-. MornIngsld'., River
side parks. jackson Squar" and W'~tcr
leigh Park. Will. the grounds ~ Ftity-
ninth street. JaETer Oval and Ih"l-ra
Park will Ia thrown open for regular ha~'-
ball The size 81 the other uLIy gro ludS
make IL impossible 10 uS.' the hard hall
generally Orders will therefore b., issued
that only the snft hall will he all
in the Iarks. excepting Chelsea PARK and
JASPER oval
The new additions To- IN" playground
system viii Increase tn" number from
eleven to twenty-five They will u" dit
vidad into thr'r gruups. downtown. cen
trail and uptown. which viii Cpm'-t''
against each other for final championships
To l." plavsd OF in September.
william X HarIer who has been assn-
ciatad for years with the Public school
Athletic Lea que will h.. director Il the
boys actiNitHs The boys form clubs 81
twenty -four each. according - SIZES. IN
four Glasses under NJ pounds under aj
pounds under rs pounds and heavy
weights TompkIns square has thirty
three ChIl- ~ twenty-fpur each ready o.
begin the CompetItions for tn" season
Earh group will be held responsible" f.r
tho carr 81 apparatus and equipment
for Whohr day. Tn" opening II IN" -"a-
son u scheduled for Tomorrow
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: BIoomingdaIes, Lex. to Sd Ave. 5o,h Doth ST. -
cars ~ RF,R END CR,>H.
Three Persons CONSIDERABLY Hurt and
Others suffer Minor Injuries.


Three persons were severely injured
and sCor" NOR" or l"S- cut a'd nruA~''u
las, night m a rear end collision n'tw",n
two cars Of the Richmond Light aud Rail
road COMPANY on Mort Som"ry avcuu".
Tonpkinsv!lle staten Island
Tn. persous most seriously hurt won"
Martha Simons. ia year old. ~ ~ a"h
street. Stapleton. Staten Island. her sis
ter. Rn=Iyn years old ard Miss blna
Fare. - years old. 90 ~ N"et Thirty
second street. Manhattan Mi-f Nifn"n~
has con'usIons " the h"ah. iL,'' ana N"iN
and II - thought sh" may b" injured ~ .
t-rnallv Her sist"r has e rad scalp wound
and a badly bruised right arm Ns~'
Faro has coEtiI-ions e tn" h al. FAC" ana
BODY ard probably internal INJURIES. N"ut
, score IL other passengers ~"r" slightly
cut and bruised. but they went nom" leo
fore th" arrival II . physiclan.
DR.. - = MacGulr" Il \"' Brighton
,ttend.d the three most seriously hurt
Nis- Simons ana her sister ""r' taken
nome IN 4 crrrIhgr and Miss f.rF was
taken - the nom" "l lEi"U'i@ iH '''' ''''
Staten IslInd
IN. two cars w.r" brtn bound from
=, G.,rRa to Midi nd H.. IN MT get H"r
clrried about seventy o. --''iIg"r- lh"E
were running ct -" 's"th'r - ihrN ""it
d,wn the -ra-p Incin" On Montgomery
,yenua The ruin hid ~ q" IN" ~
sI,ppery and when the 'r-; "'r vs. Me- ny
AZ the bp't nrn - ~" tuc!In" -" 500 nj
J,.hed mt IT, the mot prtn. ~ q IN" soc nd
ar being UNI HI" t. hold ~ h."k u ~
x.re open cars end mauy e th" p.ss,s"n 70
gers werp thrown OFT upon th. rr dw'y
by the for,,. - the collision. Their" " -
= good deal q excitement m"ng a." T:--
scnSara hut they Quilted down when the
n lir,. arTiv"d.
The front Tar' 81 the 500 md or and the
r.ar Of the first CZr werr slider by
l..
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WOMAN ~ o. HkSIND.
Berry Picker sinks In swamp amt u
Rescued just IN TIme.

SECAUCrs. y }. July 10 Mrs Herman
Prahm. Jr who lives on tn" S"caucIs
road. had narrow escap" from dsath
last evening ~ a qua<iuirc near Penn
Hornb reek She was rescued after size had
sunk up 10 her neck and was thoroughly
exhausted
The woman had been gathering hurkl"-
berries and tired % take a short cut TO
her home In doing 50 sh" lost her way
and wandered into ~" swamp sinking
into th.. mud and slime. she shouted for
help Her CRIES were heard Icy Thomas
Ho.fnrr. "A farmer. and by Christopher
stanton and gang - men und"r him
who had i."n laying "A gas main and w"r"
on their way home
II was al ficul' 20 locat" the spot vhenc"
tn. CRIES came When they had found u
Hu-fncr and several other men waded out
toward the woman and others got boat
and forced It through the marshes. With
the aid - "A plank. the woman vas gp' out
81 the mud and brought To hard ground
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No PaNAMi PRESIDENT.
But Mendoza WIN Rule ~ FIRST Vice.
President Z NTH lea7.

SEw ORLEANS July Io.-The Panama
elections for Deputies 70 the national
assembly resulted in "A complete success
II the Minist.rlalists. their opponents
staying away from the polls
The Assembly will stand u Liberals and
: conservatives. all Of whom are for the
reelection Of President Mendoza. or a.
local politicians express u. favor the
choica 81 second Vice President Mendoza
as the new ,. rst- Woe President Under thus
latter cunatruCtiun. Panama will have no
President untll October. 1912. the dee
TIMES 81 the Republic being entrusted IN
TN. meantime t. the Slce-Presld'nt
Thu. Is IN violation - the Constitution
h,:t th. Panamanians say II suits them
and n ~ nobody els. = business
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LniI LEHsNN ro MrrrRN.
Ntia St~s-tt-V~ a osa~~vt . ysas WEES
N~St gsn Ptaas Toe eth~r ARTISTS.

tilh ts-hfrann - rutninE g. Nnsrirt .
year frf,fn nest AL tssing IN cpn~-rt.
MANS. M ~ xing dtr--trr q IN. Q'ttnitn
Internal nal M'S-ir,l NE-nsv. an or-
Gtniaattrn which - -'irrs-s-nr o. The Wolf
sshn hf--Hu r~turu-,i O. IN. United
Stat@- "a t-isiay IN the lit-itanut after
having ~nEas-t her services. h~ .ait
that hr had tired - indtir.. Mrns ishrann
o. cun.e 20 IA. Uuit-,i states NJ January
hat that -hr REFUSED
Just nov sitd Mr. Adams Nine
tshnlnn .. prpa ring MoAari festival
az S,lkt-rE m which she - engaging all
of the sang-r, and personally directing
the PROHIBITIONS IL - made ~ she IN
-i-ts n d"vutinE all % nett sprink and
summer % the -..laction and arrangement
% the pr,gra nm- - H. given. her nr-t
apfsa ~ nee cannot take pllcs until a
year from the approaching fall
Mr. Adams promises Al-o 20 bring
owe. IN the ~er-on 81 1911 the vIolIni-t
Efr~m Zimbsls, This 10 the young
RI--iEn who hRS aroused great enthu-
slP~n, on the Continent
Josef Hoimann u to appear in the
Inlted States next fall Usually Hof-
mann takes = mid-seison vacation. often
w "she@f WV thiH gN~A Nv wv
tinue has tour through thEt month. thus
extending by that much the time he had
allotted 10 the United StGta- He will
open his tour in Carlisle. Ia on October
% End " I'll come Ia New York for y Sat
urdEy afternoon recital October ~ His
engagements include fourteen Gppecr-
anc~s with the Boston symphony Or
Chs>tra
Mr. Adams brought hack n tentative
contract hy which he proposed u send
Nine SChumann- Hemk to Australia m
the spring ~ 1911. and n she had been
able e agree ~ u she would have re-
csiv-d the biggest salary over paid To- 4
Cnntraltp She couldn't sign the con-
tract. however. bee lIIEe she had already
closed arrangements u sing with the
BeeChnm company ~ DrIrv Lane IN
London during coronation week IN June
81 next wear. and q arpelr IN Bayreuth
and Munich subsequently
Mr. Adams through Andreas DIPPED.
has secured exclusive rights - the -..r-
vices 10 John McCormlck IN concert IN
the United States next winter
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LIGHT FINE FOR SPEEDING.
court Considers the Pact That ~ Was on
aI.ittIr Ira, eIIrd Road.

ORANBE. y J July H.. Without wait
nag Tor a hearing Charles B.rR 81 = B"rg
\ Co.. and brother to Police Commits
siorer Henry Bcrg pleaded guilty to-day
- ha,rg exceeded tho sIeod limit with
his au,umiNil. u week ago. Polio" Jus
ucc Bray made the I"nalty only $40.
The judge Said h" mad" IN" punishment
hght l-,CAu-" h" took INTO consideration
not 80 much IN" rat" 81 speed at which
th.. offender ran hls car a. the degree %
u-k To- thu public A. Mr. Berg hal ak
cr.,icd IN. limit on lightly travelled
street Highland Avenu" the judge over
looked .h' fact that h. hal NOR" than
duuhl..i the logAl -Jz'sd limits 10y running
At a thlriy-iivv mica an hour CLIP.
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DON'T WANT NICRESSIHACHER
THOs az SHE Urn HERCLISs ~
THE mar " HOOL.
Uusahrth. y. d. -tirr~si y ossr ass -
pstasRs~at - T~s~hsv IN s~'ert part
&C the Town oth~r rrarh~rs Wantsd
Tier 10 ~ I,st 10 Msrh NTH TheW.

tier To ~ Put - Wsrh Nth TheW.
Ftiy,HEru. y J july ~ This city =
stirr-d up over the appointment II
u-gr--s o, teach IN tho pubic sch"ol-.
Tho girl - Rirhl- Fals1n 20 81 Grove
street She vas graduated hs, month ~
th- head q IN" normal training class
- the R,tt"n High School and - not
yet - years obi N. WAS appointed
~ week {" Pubic School !. which -
IA IN. r,.-id-ntal pan Of the town and
.. attended almpst exclusively by white
chilir.n. Miss Fal-on - - heEin her
duties IN September.
The girl attributes tn. sentiment which
- l.ing AROUSED g,inst hsr To Ghe Jeal-
o,lsy &c few of her classmates. Ihere
were not quite enough PLACES in the pub
lic schools for every member " the class,
sh. .ly-. and tho~- " me- ~ere disappointed
Imui.dl-ts ly began to raise the question
Il her eligibility. One girl in particu-
Iar. she ASSERTS. hegln the matter 10y
having her father make u public. Miss
r. l-rn says that she realized the diss1d-
vantage which she would have to over
pm. and for that reason she worked
particularly hard. Her teachers say
that che VAS the brightest student an the
school
The ri-l'S father. Edward Falson. j.
IA tn. express business and u reputed 10
10, we'll - do. lie has lived IN Ellzabeth
tor q long time.
The movement against the Falson gIrl
ypIoiutmant has not yet taken any dem
ui;., form. hut those who are Interested
say that "A petition will soon be pre-
s.nte,i To- tho Beard ~ Education request
ing either her removal or that she teach
only Culor,d children. The question has
never h.for" tonne mp IN Elzabeth and
Tor thFt reason there IL good deal 81
uncertainty as u what the board viii do .
r. II thought likely that she will he put
IA charge 81 u class consisting entirey
Of en- .dren II her own race.
The fact that the girl was allowed
- enter the class which ~ intended for
the. education Of school teachers, and
that the CIRCULATED ~ the head II It ~
enough - insure her position. Said
mites. On teaching of the Board ot Edu-
cation. III any protest was to he made
y should have been mad" when the girl
entered the nigh school"
Dr IN ley refused - saw whsth"r he
knew when she WAS appointed that Miss
Ftl-pn was negreS- Various other
members Of the Board Of Educa ton
,vad,-d ia" same question.
The. girls father intends to do every p
. thing that ha can To defend her. Our
family has been m Elizabeth for long
time. n" sud. and during that time
we have ben taxpayers There - no
re-. son why my daughter should not be
. sever prime ipalS-aId that Miss Falson
substituted Tor teachers in their schools
b last wear She - very competent and
they an wanted hsr 10 get an appoint
m-nt 20 their schools
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g. n. q. billings Accused
VS. Three stock holders Of LETTING John n.
walsh Run Chicago National bank.

CHICAGo. July 10 c X G Billings. a
director ~ John v Walsh's Chicago
Nat. onal Bank. now dcfunci. IL defendant
n tIll for accounting which was filed
the Circuit Court to-day by thres
~toCN holders Of the Walsh hank and nv
'h" Northern Trust Company as trustee
Tn" stockholders are John Frederick
WALLACE. Mary Belle Harding and A. q.
ecker Tn" hill asks that MIR Billings
be compelled 10 give an accounting Of
al money -misapphcd. mIsappropriated
~ wasted II charges that he was neg
uE"n' ~ his duties ~ director Of the
Walsh tuk
Mr. Billings was elected a director Of TIN.
hank Iu lSg2 and served until December.
1875. SAYS tho bill. which char es that he
failed To- attend Eny meetings Of the board
during 1871. ISi2 and 1913
Ia" uIl also alleges that he failed To-
regulate. supervise. examine or inepec.
~ any manner the hooks Of the bank a.
Sas MS duty II charges that he per
united th" books To H. -inaccuratsly
kept and continues
by reason u such conduct Walsh was
'"rWI''"d ~ 'Tk" The entire domination
~ TIA" hank INTO f.s own hands
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
HIST REDtCE FtRE.
y - GonrlIssIsn's Orders to the Rseh~s-
ter ant: Suburban Railway.

ALBANY. july 10 Tn" Rochester and
Suburban Railway IN decision just
announced 10y the Upstate Public Servic"
Commission Is directed TO reduce Ns
fare b.twscn Rochester and Seabreeze
IN the adjoining town 81 Irondequoit on
Lake OntarIo from 10 20 3 cents The
commissions Investigation decided that
the present fare ~ unreasonable
The commission has authorized the
Mohawk HYDRO Electric Company 20
mortgage ITS property and franchises To
-srttr" an issue ~ 81 .OsO.nO per cent
thiry wear bonds. 1882 ISL bonds Ia bee
lss,l.-d at present and sold al not under
- IN" proc.ssis are To be- uss-i for the
construction Of 10 power plant along Peek
and Garoga lakes and GaroEa Creek IN
Fulton county IN. company il also 20
,-sI" sir-i.pO preferred and t5'5 ."Dp com
mon stock
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Garrir. department boat sinks = Coal
barge.

.. n..I-'m"r' 90 Charities fsrryboat
..- q Brennan coming down ~"
... .r.'u Slack wells Island Last
..r 800. ir Eddy % n swift tid.
r-i '"r -I.. ~ the foot ~ East
o.. -'r"..' she hacked on,
-fr.-.,u and struck coal large
...,. 49, ~" Mary IN tow ~ "A Phila
H. i.'.ti.ug tug. and carried 70
... 'ar rnr Manhattan Brass
Poo Mary kr"l,-r over and
.Hs' water 90 sunk her Capt
N.s..- q rr" barge and his
'IS az r.' '. 'n" tux Just IN time
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DYNtMITER MISSING.
I.-f, Hospital with Ten stitches In HIS
Head and Dtsin't go Home.

The police are looking for Michael y
Amm-. who was discharged from the
Metropolitan Hospital on Blackwell .
Island ON July His wife and four chill
dr-n live at 3522 Park avenue On March
~ ANIME WAS working a. n dynanit"r
IN Colorado min" and while setting OF
a blast was severely injured He was IN
a ho-p.tAI there and then came to New
York and went 10 Bellevue Hospital
Later ne was sent 70 IN" Metropolitan
Hospital
On July hls wife went to visit him
there and he seemed well On July 10
hi. brother Andrew went 20 49, him and
learned that he had l--'-n discharged a.
cured on July His wife says n" had
ten stitches in his head and she ~ in
di1nant that he should have bsen dis
charged 50 soon in his condition
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
TtFT tND ono POLITI,S.
Buckeye Men Rush tn Buitonhole Him
Brforr Hs Gees NarhtIng.

BEVFRiY Mass July ~ On" more
political ConfaronC, j. scheduled for
President Taft h@forv h" boards ia"
Mayhowrr ard sails To- thu North S"ra-
tor Theodore Burton - hurryrng Up to
Beverly from Hot Spung- Va: Bps'
Cox Of Cincinnati - within call. Walter
Brown Of Toledo may drop IN and %
wouldn = surprise the politicians u Arthur
/ Nory-. Carml Thompson and a few
other OH oans were TO come ~ Monday
The news Il IN. conference yesterday
h-tWa.n the Pr,.id ard Saratpr DICK
and Wade n fllis got - the eEr- ~ Ia"
fact pnists ~ IN" Buckeye stat SOM
way and 'hs tei"phon" and telegraph
did the rest The other sid" wants To
have an inning before matters are ad-
iustsd
AHhrvgn III" President has d.,Ii'd
not - miN IN f.rtIpnAl aHaIr~ ~ ht7 h"no"
state IN. yoltiCla"S -...'rn"t tonight
to - drawing nam ~ willy ..y. N'na'p~
Dck and Mr. filIs a." st.ll Iu B'S'riy
amt ~ u und-r-tOOi that they hoG- To-
have a chat AZ tn" Evans Su''Is" after
SENATOR Burton has ms 81" Inns - IA"
minds 81 SOME indicates th- ia muny
which doesn't "NI.t N ONO
II - not probable that any cand!dat"
to run against Judsnn Harmon will h"
picked here IL such a selection D. mad"
u will be- kept quiet W Intlms'lun Will
To given the delegates t. IA" ONO con.
vsntion ~ 10 whom they ~" supposed
Ia support until tn" convention day.
July %
The President j. known To think very
we'll ~ Rspres@ntatiy" Nicholas Long
worth bur he probably viii not INSIST
upon the lattsr's candidacy Il thor" l.
great opprsiti"n. Just whom Senator
Burton and the others who arr coming
tomorrow or Monday NAV prefer To- pat
against the Democrat Governor 81 th"ii
STATE IL not Known here tonight. At any
rate It - admitted that a pretty q yht -
coming and tn. President wall have 10
LI-.. dInlnmAcN To hiring AlInut I.a.,.-
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Con, rn,lon Of Theatrical stage Emp,o, e--

wAsHIS0ToN, July 10 The convention
Of the international! Alliance nf Theatrical
star. Employees. which has been ia
SESSION here the last fNw days will meot
next year at Niagara Falls. The following
year.
John : Barry Of Boston, president:
Lee VI Hart Of Chirago. secretary
treasurer. J. II screws OF Montgomery.
Ala first vice-pr~-idsnt' delegates to the
American Federation OF Labor. Lee NJ.
Hart 81 Chicago. =. J. Barry 81 Boston
and NJ. {. Higgins Of Youngstown.
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Tn. wall stree, ~, rnlnG sun. Fl

SUN contains all the financial news and
the stock and bOnd quotations o. the cluss
Of the market. The closing quotations.
including the bid and asked prices. with
additional news matter. arr contained also
IN the night edition OG The EykSING stu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
Rain HrIps Pores, rirc Fighters.

HELENA. Mon. July f6.-The forest
fire situation has decidedly improvsd
to-.!av Ra'rS have proved an i'm
mons" boon 20 IN" small army OF FIRE
fgh'ar- and the situation Is now regarded
~ we'll m hand The state Of Montana
auG the Big Blackfoot Milling Com
ua.v ar" th" heaviest losers so far a.
NrpwU Al fires "a the Bitter Root and
Helena reserves have been conquered.
but new fires have = artcd in the vicinity
~ ~" Glacier National Park and also
near Clinton
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xn,. Herself because Of Brother. Petty
Arrest.

oPELouns. la. July Is-Lillian. the
.ighteen- year old daughter Of John Jen-
ninss. a planter and owner Of OIL lands.
was found hanging from a raftsr IN one
Of the plantation buildings tonight.
She hal been dead several hours.
Miss Jennings started for a drive over
the plantation al noon. Her failure to
return led 20 a serch for her.
The suicide came from dependency
caused by her brothers arrest for a
trivial offence several days ago. Lillian
declared M" family had been disgraced.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
U,U,HtN CtIsLRl POST.
work soon to Begin on Barracks IN
hawaii for Great Establishment

HoxoLrLU. july Q Army officers have
d.c,d.d ON the location 10 cavalry ioSt
a, Ie,leh,in. which VIII soon bcCpm" n"
,,rea,.st po-t of it, kind IN the country
FOL SCHUYLER. tho commseia liant. SAYS
,b. building. will hc of reinforced con-
crete
An appropriation ~ 500 90 3. now
ayaiIabi,. for the work The DELAY m
h.ginning work Is an" TO M" long negp-
tiations With the powsctt estate. which
owned the land
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
,TT.CkED ms FiTHER.
james ChrIstelO Z sed n iiacNJack AMI
IIs Father MAJ pa.

James Chri-tclo. who b. p years n.t.
went TO MS HON" a. I.7fA street and iI.i-
mont avenue. IN" B-UrN, yr>t"rlty
afternoon a Ettl" m" worse for having
drawn nus pay. H. started IA argUw
and then a night with he tatU"r. lYoFss
Chrisfa!o Hir mother rctn"u~tTt'-i md
the boy grew angri"r "" drew % bls.k-
Jack and knuck.d ms father down l'I
steiner from Fprtnam Hospital ,aId nat
the blow may have caused a ira,tI ID
skull nd he didu't know about Oh" laucHs
for recovery. James Chrtst''lJ was locked
ND.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
BI>HIE. iRIZ.. FLOODED.
anon Town ~li-n, >uer water Drowned
the Telegraph.

r. PAso. Tex. july 10 Information
FROM IN" telegraph operator az Bisbee.
Aril received here last night said that a
food WIS sweeping down upon the town
AMI that ha was forced 60 abandon his
pf'icr The wire failed Immediately. and
Bisl'.. - cat N
Ia" town j. built IN n narrow caron
III" business section was damaged by a
c.oudblrst ~ III" mountains two years
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
San francisco Paid T~O-Shirds OF None,
snrnI TO sec BIG FIEht.

81. fR.N0Isoo. July II. Jack Gleason
&C.. ..' -.wa figures to-day showing
A.. ~.u F-arcisco fans spent t8SJ. 80
Ret. 'gh' and lost another 500. 900
'... .. 20 J.Tr--
Predecessor contributed $500 81
O.. sg-r.,ssI gate receipts The fol-
- GI.asIu'- computation 81 the
% >4n.rr.i.d nv different sec
poi. ,puutry San Francisco.
.'u-r parts 81 California. So. or;
d ... .ap middl" and north west.
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Hauled to safr,, over Car Fender.

Sergeant John y. Tomford Of the
Flushing avenue police station. Brook
lyu madr a cool headed rescue from the
front Of Flushing avenue trolley car
Yesterday afternoon.
\ Gve-vear-old g,rl. Amelia Baocio.
ray across he tracks IN front Of her home
a. glI Flushing avenue to meet her father
ip'.iurt saw that the car could not he
= TOPPED o. time. 80 he swung himself
out over m" i"Udor ard grabbed up the
child before 20" ar I'll rtIck her.
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cut. Mls ume- Throat and Hls Own.

PHILAT Nj PHIA. July 10. With his five
children looking on Michael Hoffman
cut his vif"'s throat and his own with a
razor IN their bedroom at 1919 North
Marshall street to-day Both have slight
chances Of recovery
SiN wr.k- ago Hoffman was taken "a
the Philadelphia Hospital a. insan.
~. seemed 20 - recovering MS sanity
aud a week ago his wife asked for his
release.
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Doon-u, nonnel,.. Grove. mead.

.. i.r.'ly. on" ~ the prpprietors
.r.... Cor. Sc. ,pllegr Point died
g - ."" .f r.u"y" Point yesterday
'." '..- -'-. -'. NI'N HpDrl"Ny On " we'd
-'.. VI. DID, rEy.Iy vi, we'll know n
'.r .'H f.. i.-.y" hrs boon the
20 ... ui T.il'rs.l club cut
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IN InlnoI. Mayor Guilty Of Mam-a..pc-

GRN.tTr 'uY. III July Ie.-MAyor
CharL.4 : 11au 4 Granite city was
found guilry Ia. night q mlfeasance 10
psirn IN iuu- counts. He was indicted
90 connection With recent gambling en-
pusur,s