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The sun., 1910-07-11
SrRIkERS WorLD ,RnIrR,TE,
state Beard WIN New sound the 'ISaL
Manufacturers Gamp-rs TalkinE.

! col Reagan of tho stat. Board of Msd-
/ alton and Arbitration ~"nt a letter Z" ~"
striking CloakmakcrS advising IN" al
pnintmant of a g'p-nmittp.' To- meet "A slnlI-
lar committee OF 'he employers tn confer
un a strik" ss'tl.ncnt m. suggestion has
h.-,u acc.dad tn and th" committee was
] appointed yesterday col Reagan Will
I call TODAY on th. manufacturers and Try
To get them tn appoint a Committ"" ol IA"
same Kind
Two assistants - John y Lennon.
tressur-r "f the American Federation of
lalor. who will b" installed TO-DAY as tn"
header of the strike. W"r" appointed yes
t"r,iAy. and two Young women were ap-
pointed to act as leaders ot IN" iO,nD
women IN the strike
Lennon = two ald,.- are VI Amdgr. vl'e-
president Of the International Women
Carmen, Makers and hISlnrsS agent nf
the PhIladelphia loCal Of IA" skirt makers.
and y lsVinsDn. business agent Of IN"
Cleveland branch Of the tlolkmakcrs
Union
III. two women l"i,lsrs are Miss Mary
Martin apd Miss Nat" Cohen. who will
sstah ahlsh headguart"r~ ~ Beethoven Hall
to-day They will appoint strtk" pick"ts.
NJ women. L. H. d-taIi'.d tu shops where
Women are on strik" Tn" pIck"ts will -
In.tH,, ,sat not To- L." guilty ui even a
t.. nnical breach of tn" iaw
The MomsuS Irai" Union League
ha- taken no Lar, ~ Ia" stink" yet though
It's hsa ig uart.rS have i-'''u uS'~i Tor meet
Ing places for clpAkmak"rs. bat officers
OF the league SAY that probably ~ viii
COOPERATE with IA" women StrIAsrp and
ASSIST them a. far aS - Resources ~
permit
President GumprrS of the AmcriCan
Federation of Labor will begin to-day
his Sp-.ChmAking tour 1T lIj halls Com
peers sA a yesterday
Il belIeV. the stink" Will i'e success
ful b.~CAus.. tbs. Cluakmak"rs have ugh'
on th.ir slis | CONSIDER "a" -trk" 'n
h.. the most important that has ever
taken place IA the trade N"do not want
Couli get living wAs'- ~as through "A
stink"
INO delegates from IA" PhIla l"lphm
local of TIA" C'uAkmak~TS uu'pN told
pr,-- dent Rosenberg of the International
NOiusus Ga-tneut Workers ve-t"r.aN
that the PhrlAt-lpi..a local IVES ready
to declare strikes m every factory o. ltl-
city where work Was b.irg done for N'N
York firms Affected uv IA" ~irIk" Ros"H-
berg said IN. manufacturers IN 1'h-r
cities know that they Will E"S" to ta'~
a strike themselves 4 they attempt ~urA
for New York firms whu-" Cluakm.S"rr
ARE uu strike
several meetings "C cloak and suIt
mArufactur-rS will h.. hrld thus week
and a, least one mas meeting vii h''
h.h to determIn" how tls -frIk" Sha. t'''
handled \D effort las l.'''p male 80
Tar 1, fIIl tho. u. :. - ~ 'l,s -frIk ..-z
The sun., 1910-07-11
SHOT DEAD WHILE FISHING
TROIlII StT ON CANtL BANk
HITH POEE ~ ms HlND.
PaSs~TSb, ThaaEht ElU asleep Whea We
Dld Not An>~~r = HAn an lnNeSiiga-
tIaa showed TIVE Ballet wounds IN
naeA aG Hls Head kIlSti IN the Dark.

SoNrRvuiF. v = hilF 10 Sitting
in natural position on tho stump ~
an Old tr,>. On the hanks Of the Rtritan
Canal with a fishing rod IN his hands
Iossph Trrvau. a we'll known ltahan of
Raritan. v.,s found murdered thus morn
ing Thu assassin hld appr,s,r he'd him
irnrn I"hud and ulacing a revolver clo~e
tn IN" hark of his head hgi ar~d two
shots. which must hayc Mild him in
st.tntlv His hody. which WIS Supported
hva saNhnE had scarcely shifted position
aud IA" fishing rvd was stll hold py a
death grin
The murdered man. s,,tins in this
position. hid ,~0n pa-s.'d in ths early
morning hv SEVERAL rowhoais. the o.
Cupan;s nt which believed that hs had
fallen asleep. II was not until o'clock
that twn fIrmhands employed by Will
lam Bradley. a contractor of New York.
Whn has a summer home a short distance
from whnr' IN" uR1 Was murdered.
Tas~ed near him 1h'v asked him what
lIck n" WAS hINinC Getting no resIsonss'
they mad" an investigation which Cau-ed
'h"r tn call Richard I Lynch. Mr Brad-
l'v'S Snn-in-ltw Mr. Lynch found chat
the man was dad With two bulL'thob,s
m IA" hack " his had County ll~-
t"ctiVc Georgr u Tn't"n. County Phv-
~lCl1n Will an " Long aud County
Prosecutor p 4 pop" hlstencd to the
plaC" and took chtrgs oi III" body.
Tn" officials nav" ls'.'n unable To- obtain
any clue To- the murderer Trovati lived
on Canal street near kaHyons foundry
IN Rrtan with EiS wife and two young
children IL was hrs custom 10 go fishing
every saturday night and remain away
until Sunday morning. last night he
tarted up III" footistth of the canal about
q O'Clock on bicycle HIS bicycle and
lantern were found near his bndy and
no attempt had besn made to roh him
County phv~i"Ian Long thinks that he
had ison deai several hours when dis
covered There have hSen several mur-
d.rS - th, uutgrpw'h of f"uds among
the Italians ui Raritan IN recent years
Whether TruvatI has been implicated
IN any oi theS. fsuds the authorities
have not bcsn abl" u discover. There
has hn"n recently "A race war between
tna negroes employed ON the Bradley
estate and 'ha whites of Raritan The
negroes were beaten IN Raritan on frI-
day night and MIR Bradley said that he
from the authorities for the negroes tn
carry revulNers
IroVqti was not employed on the Brad
lev farms and - not known TO have been
imDhcatad The authorities think he
wl-murd.r-d 10y on. Of hisfellow country
men
The sun., 1910-07-11
H,Ru0> I>tBLr 10 rLi.
Nind Too Hi<h to Tr, Z" Make the TrIp
AcrO>, the sound.

HENPSrtNp piNIN>. . I lyIy in
Nearly ''sE' I-'rSr'.~ SI@ut ~'v"rsl hours
IN III dviltiun R.It this afternoon t. s.-'
~ ~ + Harmon start NIs flight across
the S"vUd L Gr,.,'IW tCh. tut because e
uutINnrahl,. w-ttu"s ,.ru iitIpu~ the crowd
bet without ~..ruc any hvlnc IN"
V-l,crv vt tp" WIud Increased about q
,.r,',H 1Ii A"I up q steady blow until
tuarlr> Nau.N. ,T'rlIl represent tfiv"
81 the Aero Club Il America. was here ~
wItEe>- the start. ami ,ulrl"s ll"Itmlu.
aurthcr member ui the club. was sta.
toned - the g her emf e the CDur~' To
rpprrS"ut lt" rrIh ~ Oh" DuISh MOst
Il %" WISH - did uuf yatr1rll1" ia" grand
stand tat stood uUr~Is m" ruI-sS
stretched around IN" arrrir'w" - k,N'p
the crowd back / few favored ones
w"r.' al owed Ir-It"
NuDu charles II Hamilton. who had
t"' lines n. was - HuI-'d hut after being
i-rt.'.si hy CAPT Baldwin he was par
mI't"i ,,d~s n-Id" Mr Hnr'.H:. =, -
t-:..: . Hu t'tNIJatlHu q Mr. Hamilton u
~ his machine. bar N" wind was too
mu,h even for Hamilton. Mr. Harmon
S.,N = t1.' weather conditions ar,' favor
ar.r b" will try - max" the fight across
n" - 'sud TINS afternoon Capt Raldv IN
had IutH'i,'d - e. u.t - break his own
record in' .svduranCr.
Lillian Russ % was among the visitors
to-day and was invited INSIDE the aero
drUW" and Mr. Harmon explained IN"
mech iriSrn " the machine g. her
The sun., 1910-07-11
uORh nor ~ TOR'iR nov ms.
Three out or Four Get rhai AZ Night
Court others Z nder Arrest.

Thr~e out - th" four subway rnwdi"~
ken 10 IN" night court Eu-t night wen"
.snt tn th" wurkhrr" by Mngistru"
Br-cn The fourth h" held f"r IN" Htr-
Icm court ~ IN" morning 20 gIv" e sub
way guard opportunity :" appear against
hIm The three who wont tn IN" w"r-
hours" wsr. young H.. Inns Ih"v ~"r"
arrested ~ ih" i"1i ~.rr"i station ~
state natsctive 1hpmt- Brown NJ th"
Same time Brown arrested iiv" other l,d-
all of whom SAID they W'r" 'Ind"r ~ years
old They Will D." arr. .igr"d m M" Ihl
drens court rms ru"ruiug III" "iCh' got
on IA. train ~ Dyckmln street and rough
h,u-sd tn. car they were IN until arrested
I,@ Ialariir sn"th"r seventeen year &" ld
nf I3 West iiIh street Brown arrested
AZ tho sarre station o. t"w minutes after
ward nn IN" compliant uf guard Hi-
father gAv" real "-tat" htil fnr hl, AZ
u.aranC,' ~ IN" Harlem court.
The sun., 1910-07-11
HORRIED OVER PITTuIN.
Secret Removal sf NadrisS American
Prs<oaer Hepsrtrd h, gsnSa1.

WAsHI~GIoS. July 10 william = Pitt
man ~ RDston. ths American wAo was
captured hy the MAdriz forces durInk Lss
r,>sent hattA around BhIefi~lds whIhe ly
ing mines. has bsen transferred nv the
Nladris forces fronn his place of imprtsNn-
u,~nt at tho hhIH near Bhrehebis This
action Was tlk>a without notifying
Thomas 2 MoIatt. iur-trcssB ;'oa=aIi -
had promised to do before removing
Httman
Mr. Mnaatt reported the incident 90 tn.
State D~Nartment to-day. f1ttman. h"
said. had heen taken to Grsytown, sup
possibly on the ~ay to ManAE'la. Several
dLvs ago tho commanding oficer Of thu
Madris forres declined Q" exoh ange
Ptunan for Colonel of the MadriE array
who he'd h>en captured by the ESTRADA
faction.
oticers of the STATE Department decline
N Indicate What action will bs taken
as a result of Pittman's transfer when
ha was captured last month Secretary
oi State Knox served notes upon Pr~Si
dent Nadriz that his treatment While
in the custody of tho Madris forces must
be humane and regular. IN far hs
has not been tTi~d bv court -ulatrial 10
is believed here. however. that h" has
been transfsrr~d IN ManAE'Ia for this
purpos-. While b. was imprisoned nv
the Bluh an American naval "fhcer
visited him every few days
Willis the State Department officers
have no Objection u his removal to an
other part of Nicaragua IL is likely that
Secretary knoN will TAX" steps t. keep
IN communication with the prisoner 50
as to insure proper and humane treat
mcnt. Mr.. Knox is determined not to
allow the Madriz forces AN opportunity
OF executing Pittman summarily after
a driImhead court martial. as was done
in the case ~ Leroy Cannon and Leonard
Groce. the two Americans who were ex-
ecuted by order of former President
Zslaya at tho beginning of the present
revolution last fall
The sun., 1910-07-11
OHMITiTION RATES.
Interstate Commission 10 Begin Inquiry
Into ThrIr ReassRAblenes> Tomorrow.

WAsuINGToN. July 10 The Interstate
Commerce Commission will begin it, IN 70
ve-ugation into the reasonable ness of the
increases IN commutatIon rates on Tues
daN II will investigate particularly the
Increased rates which the Erie. the Della
ware. IackaW anna and Western. and
other Interstate carriers out of New York
city have filed - become effective on
July ~
The rates ere tn hav. become effective
On June 20 but the Railraad Commission
of New Jersey and the New Brunswick
Board of Trade filed formal complaints
with the Interstate Commerce tommIS-
sion against the increases Representa-
tIVe~ OF the railroads came TO WASH n gton
and held a two days conference With the
commission 10 protest against the -uSprn-
SION of the CommutAtion rates pending an
investigation A compromise vas finally
reached. under the terms Of which th.
carriers agreed not to put the new rates
into effect until the commission had an
opportunity to make preliminary in
curry This ~ the inquiry that will b.
begun ON Tuesday. The commission
under the agreement has until July ~ in
which to make decis.on
On Thursday the commiasion will
formally take up for cone eideration the
increased freight rate, Of the eastern
and western trunk lines. which are to
hecome effective August l. and Il ~ ths.
general opinion here that the ,cOmmission
Wl decide To suspend them until after
Il has made an inquiry into the whole
railroad rate situation from the Atlantic
Seaboard tn the Mississippi River The
commission expects 90 make tins the most
comprehensive inquiry ever undertaken
by Il on IN. subject ~ freight rates and
has had experts NJ work for about two
weeks ColesGlng data Frank Lyon ono
~ tn. most competent examiners con
nect"d with the commission has h,...n
deSl lgnated as attorney in chief to conduct
tho inquiry on behalf of the cominlzzion
Nearly all of the testimony will he taken
IN New York and Chicago and n ~ eA-
ps',-t.d that u will ~ fully ten months
befor" the commission will announc,a
lts decisIon, the present rates 10 remain
IN effect until the commissions d.ci-Ion
~ handed down
The sun., 1910-07-11
>rT o> rIRr ~ ImHT\I>G.
CaId~ I'll aud NonIcIar Eirrmru krpi
Bus, In = HraNN Do~npour

GAIpWFtI. J ! llv lu Au electrical
prm pass II over caldwell 'hl- lftrruuuu
and ~ loss than an hour iId heavy O., image
\ lightning hu't ~tr'l,k = hou- uu H'ppm-
field syrnur b-lpnyIug :, Fr..i u 'IiWtn
county SuI-.rvl~ ~ 4 E~-.N cr4u'v Ia"
ROOT was hgruel - r"frrr tho 'r.. de
partm"u' could l,' 't"r. Another hpl'
struck the s3n.TSI home Il john trtw ford
Burns un RpSllIud ay~uY". tS-..y Polls
one. mile south - caldwell
~ least S."r dtmlg" VS. d %" ~
clinton fpur miles west - ttNivru
ItghtuIrg -'rICS 'r,., UNDER which some
catfl" had 'Ik~n Sh"''.r Pour COWS wrr.
He'd Ihrv belonged - Amos Jgds.u
\ bolt struck "A VII" fence. uu rho John
Wilson Van buss'u farm 80 Pm" Brook
splitting every post and stripping ~ tr"
wire at around a twenty acr" G-.i
\ gurIt many trees w"r' iisp struck
Nor. than an inch uf ram fal ~ about
twenty minutes u Ipp-ar"d - though
two showers met over caldwell MplUtln
on" from m" south. ~" other from IN"
was'
MoNrrt.IP. Y = IIIy 10 Tr.. frn A..
partmsnt was twIc" ctllai put during 't"
s..y"r' thunder shpw"~ r"r. tins tf' -
NOON IN" first alarm was sent 10 when
lightning struck m" r,'sisiruC" II col
\ y H"rInR at q" Park street Ia" hight
nIng htt tn" chimney. Tlpi-Si ~ part Ut
'b" IHpf aud dld about Spp dlmag"
The iir. dcpartfn"rf fought NJ" re- m .
driving ralu-i Hrm. and ihny UI-i had ~
under control whom another alarm cam"
~ from South Fullerton avenue. lh"
morn" " John CONAN. 'h" town puorrnIs
tor was lgnitnd hv = bplt which fist
struck t-,,.' m r. NJ 4 tn h"u~. and then
entered N" huding over q t"l"uhun"
wire There VAS Up 'U. At homo. rIt , \
Brdv''Ctr hr Ike m N" front door - get
- IN" tra IN" bltI,. spT"td. however.
and when the fire Department arrived
from IA" Herring h"Us' IA" upt-'r stories
v"r" ahlaI" In" dimHg" - N" Conan
house was about 81 - N.IghhuTs
aii"d m SAVING ~" h""As and "'h"r
valuihlr-
The sun., 1910-07-11
DID\'T >TOP TITH FLIRTING.
Hr wIIi Ha'r Ia stand Tr tai for PunchIns
GirI who slapped iIis >uiIIIug Farr.

Miss Brrthl Freedman Il ~. Ridge
street Was m ts-"N Market court yes
t"rdlv 80 complain sRainst Antonio Ross
uf - Madison street
4 wt~ "Vt walking on clinton street =
Miss friedman told MIgi-trat. O'Cnn.
nor. -wr.n this f"lah -az Hello, Md. .
and grihl-.d my arm
I amt that kind of girl. sn inst
snrtck"d his fac" Then he punched
inn and lv like dead On the sidewalk e
Rp..S told MiCI-'rate OConnor he
had thought h" knew tho Eirl The
M giStrlt. ordered the charge against
k"~s changed from disorderly condict TO
assault and held him in t5no hail for trial
The sun., 1910-07-11
FOs u rRI>O>rR> ENtpy
FtNe Men cut out sf D-la~are jan IN,
Oue u Captured.

GEoRoErowN. n~l July - Af,s- GO.
cling their wsy through two f7.l, -
FIVE prisoners. fnur ~ ther1 await,
trial tor serious crimes. Including uur,i.-
escaped from the county jal hera ~ Z,
morning. They leaped - fes, % a..
street and one was 80 badly trjl-.4 ,b,,
he was unable to regain h,s feet a-i "a,
captured The other four daShesi ,L-o,,.
the town and have not heen captured
4 poSse led by Deputy SheriH HudAos
u in pursuit
The e~caT.e of the prlrnn~rs was ac,,-,.
plishsd in the ahSenC~ ot SherE W..,
and deputy SheriH Hudson. both q
whom had left town on business n.
only Person on guard a. the time va
Jailer Timothy West, who had ohs.-,re5
nothing that would make him sispN-,
that the prisoners were Cou'smpla,n.
q deli cry
Among the prisoners who eSCaped wa
Rin nIrpin. indicted for murder AZ LAlrsI
The others were sam Brooks Geor.a
Stewart. Tom Quales and Frank Kirby.
The sun., 1910-07-11
RT,Di rOR FLrING WEET.
Eight ~ Eleven Nachinr~ Entered on
~i I.ouis Aero Iiub Irounds

81 LorI~ July 10 hight % the eleven
ae-.rl.r"- entered m the nrst national
swat q meeting Tor uryIr-s which
viii D." op,ned Monday dt Wash lug L n
ParN ILL.,. siN miles east of ~ I.oua
by 'h" Aero club ~ s. Iyouis ar" IN the
ground night
Ir' meet which will cyuilnu.. all week
tl. ir-r 20 h" held ia this country
wh"0- ala "n'rtu,. L.. has h.-"u required
and nd Inducements ara offered to "Cn-
testsuts .tr'r than pr.z"- which range
from >iuI - slSS'. tn" total gIlrIUtt.
u-.i'.g .th. 90 s. us
H"WHr! v GIll Hf IlItImar,. Is tho only
~" 90 JI' contestants VIII arrived m
tIrna p max" preliminary hikhts Th.
other, entered an. e. " IurZ1n. hIplan-
y V Spur.Ing m,uppitne and btplau..
" thomas. Himmuud~pur'. y
hipII'.. " Rrur- GrInu-ll. H.
mon, % .ir-. = B.rg~'rrTu chicago mono
plane. , nIrID~ kuhIu. mnuarian". q "
Ear~.,. rlrl.n". B. Robinson. mono
PLAN" ..u " ? I".I.r muuupian".
The sun., 1910-07-11
HTNT 10 ms OID HONT.
G"r>ch"p Br"Lr In Forgetting That Hc
IIad NrN Address

lh.ros toU-ch'p. - wears old. forgot
WHEN i.rn"va-i bound AZ = o'clock v"-
t"rttv morning that h" had recantly
ri..,I .. -,u Tunn"'" avenua. Iar-ay
,.f'. n came - halt On the second
lud.r- uf if~ former address AZ $40
N.p,fr. lv"uI" aud hammered IN N"
,r'.i,u d.arr Tor idwi''anCo Nobody
rtIH H"E afi'"uiiun 10 his knoCks ~.
I.t...' 90 u-h' .hpuld"r against the door
.rI '"-r'd NI- viy m
F-. l.lf- l..N"n. wIfa ~ a glayier
'..r'.. f''. rI.-U"' from he- front bedroom
4rH ..r u.I.. .tri o.. -. 80 tho third shrIek
o. ... '.... l''"r fh" intruder and Cop
.. . ".I l.r hours L'"- tupschnp
.a. ..r.H %. '., lnls.. and landed In his
"a ... .r o." fIIrd Hpur Ievens went
.'' col. y.fu"nan and 'opsChop
.." I.r' , r.f" % a." r"1v ward where
b. '.'..sH HE o Young IVAN known
r... ... .'...-. f- I"i'v Iaffv dragged
f.". ,n'r f.. t.,... and S'prd griard
... .n '"u r.u."u1n : \ Rurns
.rrI..r
t..... ..Ii 'N.' 'r" not' hoo7o and
. f..... rr".." "|. N'r,. r"-Trsu-Iblo for
.fr.. H"Ir.rE- m" polio" bopkei
rim .,it'u"u' H.-EItry m" T"venes
....' r.,'ug ..' -ruI" sleep
The sun., 1910-07-11
uHrRrGR,>TWrvr room, R,H
~ Lakes Mrthodis' of Long Rranch
IcIehraIIng It's a.nIdrn AnnIN rr.arN

Methodist Episcopal church. whare Gen
Grant worshipp"h m tho -ar'v 7ns. neRan
~ golden anniv"rSIry celebration to-day
with tW" sermons hy IN" Rev Dr Hatman
oi the New York Avenue Methodist
Fpiscupa church ~ BROOKLYN Tho cale.
hratinn will conchId" next sunday with a
sormun hv R,shpp Borrv of Buffalo.
The church WAS Sold by m" sh"rif m
tho early 'so~ hut afi"rwnrd reclaimed
The old church was burned IN isa3 and the
new church costing ssn.rpo. was cleared
Of debt N 1909 Tho church has sOO mem
ber- and ons ~ the largest sunday schools
N the state with an enrolment of mn
Tho Rev Dr George N Neal for many
years pastor ~ Broadway Church. Camden.
il pastor and chairman - tho golden
anniversary committee
The sun., 1910-07-11
TESTING , NEW COMP,sS.
Naval ENp~ris SAY q Wm Wake Na,isa-
tion Nurh Faster

WAsHINGroN. July 10 An improved
compass. which probably will supersa,ie
tn" present mariners compass used bv
naviga'ors for centuries " being testsd
nv the Navy Department on the scout
cruiser Birmingham The new CompG -
~ a "ombinat ION Of 'hs old with n RAPIDLY
revolving gyru~cop~ which eliminates
all varia iatIon and deviation OF the neecilc
Thus. according to navy experts will
man" navigation much easier and re-
move the element of uncertainty intro
duced NV variation and deviation
Another advantage of tho improved com
pas ~ that " can I've placed 10 the interior
of the ship. where u can be protected hy
arnor plate Branch compass stations
also can be PLACED In different parts ~
tho ship. connected by an electric wire
to the nam compass
80 far the reports on the now compass
have been satisfactory
The sun., 1910-07-11
ALSOP P.PERS REaDY.
All the Facts on ChIie claim 60 NE In the
Hands Of king George '. by August .

wAsHISoToN. July 10. The case of the
United States IN the Arbitration OF the
Alsop claim between the United States
and Chile. practically has been completed
10y the leg-si officers of the Department
IL IL expected that the American case
will - sent to London about July ~
The cases of both Governments are to r,
placed in the hands Of the British Govsrn
ment by August l.
King George v Of Great Britain will act
as arbitrator of the case
The sun., 1910-07-11
Three prov ned IN n Day

WArfRByRY. conn July ~ -NhIle
fishing m boat m ,"dar Lake. Bristol.
to-day. taTl Carlson. ~. fell IN and was
drowned befor" help reached him
Within AN hour Ralph IoUtI. uratl tl" -
swim. got INTO deep wat"' m Birgcs
Pond. Bristol. and was drowned Peter
Talks. trying 90 save him. was taken out
unconscious
William kmt1. 7S water AZ Camp
MopowoC. near East Haddlr. Vas
drowned to-day. lls boat overtgruIEg on
Lees Mill Pond
The sun., 1910-07-11
Three Drowned ami One kiII.d u, IlEh,-
ming.

SoE.>roN. Pa. july ~ p.riuE q so
we're "l"c'rI" storm 10 dav lightning
struck m" hou=" ~ William Van I.,un,sr.
and hrs -ou Roh"rt ag"i fu. Vas kill"d
Agnes McILrrn"tr. ag-d ~. wa~ stunned
bv m" shock
James HIriO-p. agci . and NyArilIa
Renda aged ~ AZ Rock ~ Gl"n = summer
resort trusted thor weight IN a log
which rolled With them and they w"r.
drow ned m four fact ot water
-Four miles away frank Ambrose
Will" bathing Wa- drov nod M d""p
pool m SprlngbropL
The sun., 1910-07-11
PRESIDENT PRO TEu. Or CHILE.
E- .. AIbaRe to Rule while President
Montt Regalns Ills Health.

WASHINGTON. July 10 Presid mt Montt
Of Chile will leave Santiago July 10 for
Panama on the Chilean cruiser Esmer-
alda. His health has been had for some
time and he will visit Europe before
returning home.
In his absence S~hor flias Fernando
Alhano will b~ acting President. according
TO despatch received at the State de-
pSArtment to-day from the American
Legation at Santiago.
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ORITI iRI

Sher;G Robert & Corson Of Care MAY
>. died Nes'erd1v suddenly CAN
only = few kcUss Ne was ~ venrs old and
was elected IN 1917 HN vas a RepuhIiCan
nad served a. = County SupNry isor and a. !.
rtre oyster commissioner lie GelonsaJ
70 many secret orders.
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u0IoR >r0PrrD. rIiIR FEII.
kl"S; In,ng Nit~r \tt~n,p, ." ~ Prom
t.hrnI tn IIrgr.

"-rr S.-" '.s- - '. ia ~tN
HRr ,-tIs july lu kIuo' an rVp"ri-
sr...i sornI!Iri-t. met with fatal aCrl-
q. ut tp-dIN
D. Wis t'f-myrrs o. w from Gh"nt
a. il'g- u e. FIrm,u uIg;ir" when nt~
motor iaI.td - WorA. H., machine
e from q t,.'srt IT bsr',',,i
klu"' ."e'I.-d injuries 'tor winch
ie - dvlgs
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WHi 4. y. BIDDERS r,ILED.
HAD No One 10 Explain Their I,Ocomothe -
20 ChInrse OmcIaIs.

WAsHISGToS. July 10 William ! Cal
houn. American Minister to China. has
advised the State Department of the re-
cent failure OF American bidders to- obtain
an order for locomotives for the Chines..
railways
The American bidders. he said. had
failed apparently because Of the lACk o.
technical representatives TO give fun
explanations n their products
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MARRIED..

PATTERSON BROWN W ant NJ, U'in
G ProVr sunounr~ the marriage ~ '-'i'
daughter Nsrgsrrt tn George ra"'-san
~ white PIair>. ~ their home as @7'A
PAX West Jur, 10 IN" Rev ~ lOC.m1
o, - Tho-rss > thu-rh o-Nriat-i
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Ambassador HuI Ira, eIs.

WAsHISoToS. July 10 Dr David Jayne
Hill. the American Ambassador TO Cor
many. has a short leave OF absence 10
travel IN Europe
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>H NkI.RS

FRANkE CAMPBELL. 2aI.7ii " -, ,,L
Chapel A.nbulance ScgNlee. &c. '--'
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1910-09-15
THE
FALL FAIRS

This is the season of the county and
local fairs and every farmer should
attend all of them he possibly can.
Not only should he go, but he should
take along the family. 1t should be
the big educational and pleasure trip
of the year. Let the boys and girls
go and see the exhibits it will give
them new ideas. Better than all
help them to exhibit something. 1t
will do them a lot of good. Get right
in the swim and get all the benefit
possible. The farmer is coming into
his own and while other people are
throwing all kinds Of fits about the
high price of grain, eggs, butter, fruit
etc, the farmer is smiling and adding
to his bank rc1.
There are three big fairs for West
ern Washington soon to be held. One
at Seattle, one at Centralia and one
at Puyallup. II you cannot get to all
of them, you can get to one. The
state fair a. North Yakima will soon
be held and promises to be the best
the state ever held. Take in some or
all of them.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1910-09-15

practically $500, which represents
about, S6, 500 in money. This is
divided among the different depart
ments as follows: Horse department
81. 300, cattle $3.50, sheep and goats
$3.50, swine S43O, poultry 81, $50, bees
$3.50, fruit $3.50, vegetables 1925,
grains and grasses $50, dairy $50,
floral S65. woman s department 81, 100.
The Valley Fair is known quite
we'll throughout the Western part of