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The sun., 1910-05-19
.BGUUGCE BLOWN UP; 100 DVGD.
NEGRO REBELS SUSPECTED an
PINAR DEL RIO, CUBA.
4 Corporal the sole suFvtvSS Prem Ex'
plssloa Of s.eOo PSuaas OG Dynamite
-0mceFs' FsmIlsa wiped Out-Whsls
ToWn shaken -Troogs Rashod mere.

Sprciai cabE Dsspaich 70 TuR gUN.
HAVANA. May iA-The barracks OF
the Rural Guards al PinAr del RIO wors
blown up Al . O'Clock this aftsmOOA and
100 persons were killed.
Owing 70 the ace disturbances the
dynamite being usSd On the various
public works in that section had been
collected and stored In the barracks.
the quantity there to-day being s.OoO
pounds.
Orders had been gwen for the removal
Of the dynamite to-day 10 the regular
powder mAGAzinss, and the Government
reports state that the explosion occurred
while this was being done.
However. this was the day hxed BY the
negro oOnspirators for an uprising. the
earth's entering the tail Of Halley's comet
to he the signal. and many entertain the
belief that the explosion was the frat
overt act Of the revolutiOnists.
Several special trains carrying troops
have been rushed from Havana 10 PinAr
del Rio. Gen. MOnteAGudA. commander
Of the RuralOs. and several Ofhciah ac-
oompanled the troops.
The buildings in which were quArtsrsd
the Rurales. a number Of public works
employees and officers families. were
complstsly destroyed. COmmAndant Ra-
vsna with all hls family and other families
Of oiioers are among the killed. A
corporal Of Rurales 10 the only survivor
Many buildings in tho vicinity Of the
barracks were wrecked. There % the
most intense excitement. both At Pinar
del Rio and Havana. every one renesn-
bering tho RbOrtivO attempt 70 start
a revolution some time asO by murdsring
the sleeping Ruralss In tnstr barracks a
Guanabacoa. a few miles from Havana,
which atrocity the late senator Morua
Delgado instiEated.
The negro uprising which Gen. e.
tenoz. who is nov in jail swaiting trial.
is alleged 10 have been planning was
arranged. Il is said. 10 start simultaneously
in Pinar del Rio and santiago provinces
on the night Of May A.
The Government insists that the eE-
plosiOn vas an accidsnt. but msAnwhi.s
Il 70 rushing tFoopa 10 Pinar del no.
The sun., 1910-05-19
OH CHURCH Tusr 60.
-. CIemsnt's. On Third street. Ordered
ToFa Dawn a. Unsafe.

ANNN Nv" - NNAAAANs
81. Cleme-t'a Eplsoopal Church on
Third street rear Maodougal, was oriei a
demollshei BY the city Builiina Depart.
msat yesterday. lt is in darger of ooB-
lapse.
Foreseeihg such an order. ~ Clemeat's
applet recently for pefmiauion 70 p'fr-
chase . site in Washir Eton square. This
Permission was refused and no reason
was Kivea Yesterday the congregation
got permission 20 use for time tho Potter
Chapei IN the diocesa1 house in Lafayette
street
81 Cleme-t's Church dates from 1850
Under the Rev Maurice W Britton 10
forms % service have beel male more
ornate. A man familiar with conditions
said yesterday that what Episcopalars
call church nanhhip- entered irto some
Of 81. Clements diHhoul'ies. bat that the
prejudice hal passsi away
~ Clems-t's, ks said. has an income
d about HSOO a year lts active mem
cership is about iOO with another i0o
on ~ rolls Its people are all poor or
rearly all. but they arr loyal lot The1e
have been many appeals 10 them to re-
move uptown. but they will rot do it.
understand'
The Rev M. BrittOa said Yesterday that
the parish will not build q new church
on iis present ste and that il viii not
move uptown. AslSei what Il would do
he said he did not know.
Trinity parish has long helpet 81.
Clements financially.
The sun., 1910-05-19
ER'E VOTE SAYS asrRIKE.s
sui the naliPoaa OmelAls Are sln Csn.
ierrlng win tha Emuasyee,.

The canvas Of the vote of the Erie
'ralnmen and conductors on the dusa-
ton Of a stFiks 10 shioros their demands
Tor the scale Of wages paid 10 tho Hal,i-
more and Ohio men was completsd yea
terdny. The vote for declaring a strike
was q fraction over 70 per cent.
IN accordance with the rule that . Anal
Effort a. amicable settlsmeat must Be
iHhade, Presidents Lee and 0agretson Of
the trainmen and the conductors notified
the Lris officials of the result A coa-
Terence with General Manager J. c Stuart
of the Erie took place In the Hudson
Terminal Building General Superintsn-
dent S,one of the Lrie was present also,
but took no part.
On behalf of the Erie n was stated again
that the road vas MT in a position 20 grant
The large advances, ranging In some caaes
70 over ~ per cent over present wages
Before the strike vote was taken the com.
pany offered an advance In wages aver
aging . rer cent.. which was rejected
AZ Yesterdays conference the company
made another counter proposition Il
was submitted 70 the grievance committse
At the Broadway Central Hotel. hut none
q the officers would say what had been
done. Another conference Nill be held
with General Manager Stuart Of the krie
to-day IL u undsrutood that a stand
viii he made Tor tho Baltimore and Ohio
rates. which tho heads Of the two en-
fiftts,,.sf r.rsv. Ut,mSfs,s,s -, 49, -. -
The sun., 1910-05-19
Coed Rsssue by YOahsFs YSuaEslsr.

YONKEEs. May is.-While a number Of
youths and men stood by bsaitating
William Scholimeyer. 70 yoars Old. Of 2Se
Rlverdale avenue. plunged into the Rudaon
River from the dock Al Ludl0W to-day and
saved the lie Of John vaFhOlia. assd Q.
of 81 Clinton street Varholia was sink
ing when Sckoilineyer reached him and hs
Rrasped bis reacuer hy the arIna and both
went down. 8ch0llnigyoF r0laaNsd HIM
seIg and AFTER ngtllng hroafh np 1lpea and
Wrought tho boy % The suFfac9 a party
~ Aldermen IN q rgWboat rgao1td both
h0ya VaFln1l|a W1a IN q serious con4i-
ton Cor several hours, but ~ Will Ipcoger.
Thia N young HchoiiI1ey1f' fourth feacii9
nf tha kind.
The sun., 1910-05-19
clwr HOLD 4 RlRY FOR DEnT.
Tue WsmaR Gets Hler enid and Gets q
ouirk. says the COUF1.

aulrh. says the COuFt.
Mrs. Mary Murphy Of S1s East SIXTY
ninth street has a three-year-od son
Johu. who has been boarding with Mrs
Francs Wittenberg She decided Last
week that she would take the boy home
ard paid up its hoard Al q aveek. but Mrs.
Wittenberg wouldn't give NO the child
Mrs. Murphy Accordingly got a writ Of
haheas corpus and had Mrs. Wistenberg
AID the olild both before supreme Court
Justice Mccall yesterday
why don't you give this woman her
child'- asked the Court
because she owes me for nursing the
child through a serious illness said
Mrs witte1hsrg
You cant hold the child a. hostage. .
said Justice Mccall Where ~ tho
Childl-
-slesping over there on the bench.
replied the woman
You 20 over there and get the child
and take Il home with you the Court
told Mrs Murphy
DO get judgment against Mrs Muir
phy them asked Mrs Wittenberg
i don't know anything about the
merits Of your claim, said Justice Mccall
Go and sec a lawyer The only thing
know IL that this woman gets her child
and gets Il quick'
The sun., 1910-05-19
va MEMORIAL AT HARvAED.
VSsn % RFret Tshlet % CSafederatss
Abandoned For tls Present.

V,s1 10 EFret Tshlst % CSafedsFatss
AbahaGsed FER the Presrni.
CaNBRTD0K. Mass. May ia Harvard
college has abandoned the idea Of erect
ina tablsts IN Memorial H1ll In memory
Of her sons who died hghunG under the
oolors Of the Coniodsracy
The Harvard Memorial Socisty. com-
posed mostly Oi vsisrsn graduates. and
also many membsrs of ths faculty at
special NESTING called Fsosntly. unani-
rnOualy agreed that Memorial hall on
account oF the synpaahies o. W. foundefs
and its euhasqiient traditions has no
association With the memories oi these
who fought 10 disrupt tho Union.
Tlis majority of the society agreed ehai
time will surely bring q dernnnd that vi
BE- unanimous Tor a C0nieoerlte MEMORIAL
10 b erected on some part Of tha college
domain. but until chat time should come
the matter had better rest.
Tho aoriety hes undertaken tbe tesE
Of indexing tho iist of Harvard men VINO
died IN the Confederate cause.
The sun., 1910-05-19
HARMONY DINNER At DHPEV'S
roy TAIN OVER REPCRLICAN
PROSPECTS ~ THIS STATE.


WAsHNOToN. May is.-whils politi-
Clans from other States we're out getting
utiH nscks catching for the tall Of Mr.
Hallsy's comet a marry roWd Of New
Workers. were Seatad around Senator
ChAunosy ". DspeW's bOuntiful table
discussing the Republican situation in
tho Empire State. CyAnogen gas and
shooting stars weren't in Il - possible
sources Of trouble for senator DepsW's
diners compared with the threatening
Dsmocralic disturbances that they have
disOsrned With thsir political telescopes.
Ostensihly the feast was given for the
farewell TO senator Elihu Root. who will
leave in a day OF two for Europe. In
reality. though, the New Workers had
assembled at the home Of Senator Depew
for the purposs Of having a frank talk
about the outlook for the party in New
York State neEt fall. Tho reosnts un-
plea santnosa between the New York
state Federal group and tho Woodruff
Barnes machine vas overlooked and the
diners were At peaco with themselves
and Ons another.
Timothy l.. Woodruff. State chairman.
who was asked not long ago TO retire,
was on hand 10 giVe his views. and 70 also
vas william Barnes. Jr.. who had OBJ
ieCtsd TO tie plan of Reorganization pro-
posed by Senator Root
The Dopsu dinner began early and was
still IN prOgress Al late hour. Mr.. Root,
who IL going abFn&d 20 represent tho
United States ~ chief counsel in the
Newfoundland fisheries case before tho
Hagne court. was toasted. and best
wishes were expressed for his trip end safe
refurn.
senator Root delivered a speech. and 80
also did Mr. Depew. Everybody else
present had something 10 say. Mr. Root
talked politics. He did u in a ta0tful gay.
emphasizing the nsOessity for harmony
Il the party hopes 10 be successful In the
coming election.
There we're thirty al the dinner. Those
on hand in addition TO senators Depew
and Root we're Attorney-oeneral Wick
ershsm. Lloyd 0riscom. John A. Sleicher,
Charles a.. Bennett. Secretary Of the
senate. Mesarn. Woodruff and Barnes,
Z. n. Butler and Representatives Payne.
C0sks. FOelker. Law. Young. Calder.
Parsons. OlcOtt. Bennst. AndTus. hard
Icy. Fish. Draper. SouthWick, Fairchild.
Durey. Malby. Mihingtoa. Knapp. Dris-
coll end Dwight.
Chairman 0riscom of the New York
Republican county COMMITTEES WNs a. the
White Houas to-day. Ne vas luncheon
guest Of the President.
The sun., 1910-05-19
ONE OF oOWET PiRTT KILLED.
BFooklSn IIlgh sehosl Girl FaIls FsuF
siarlaN FROM Roaf.

A comet party composed of fifteen boys
and girls on the roof of an apartment
house at 10 Glenada place. Brooklyn.
ended early this morning in tho death Of
Amy Hopkins of rs GlenRda place. The
party gathered about 10 O'Clock and
watched for signs of the comet.
Miss Hopkins. who was II years old,
Was sitting on the odgs Of a skyliEht.
Suddenly she lost her balance, slipped
backward and fell four stories. She
died before a doctor arrived Her neck
Was broken. the doctor said.
Across the street the girls mother was
watching for the comet. She heard the
screams Of the children and rushed over.
Her daughter was dead before abe got
there. Miss Hopkins was a pupil in the
second year class Of the Girls High School
Of Brooklyn.
The sun., 1910-05-19
10 MAKE Laws ron THE lIR.
Ftrst Aerial Navigation CoagreSs BeEins
Work IN Paris.

,psrili CsHs D,spa'eh 10 ruE srS
PAaIs. NAY ~ The first intsrnationa.
c Ingress on aerial navieAtion began ia
work this morning AZ the Foreign Once
NJ. Millerand. the Minister u Public Works
IN his speech inauEurating the session
said the work Of the congress was essen-
tally diplOmatic A. the advent of aero
planes aud dirRibls balloons had given
rise anew 20 thrents of conflicts q not
only private and public nature but also
0f national interest 10 the different states
Ne concluded by saying that France re-
Elrded u a. an honor 70 entertain the
members Of the first congress u this
kind
The aim Of the conference IL 70 prepare
international legislation In regard 20 aerial
navigation All the European Powers are
represented az the congress
The sun., 1910-05-19
DOG REMOVED FR0N CENETERT.
Bedy MluslnG and ESpsaslve Caskel LEFT
az Roadside.

GRKENWIcR. May IA spaniel dog
called Billy Bray which belonged 10 Mis-
Harriet Lockwood died about a week
ago. Miss lockwood was very fond Of
the dog. 20 shs hAd a silk lined oaskst
made Tor Il and buried it In tho lockwood
family plot She had regular private
funeral
When the dOg's burial became known
there was a LOT of criticism, Yesterday
morning the grave was oPsnsd. the body
carried away and the casket which con-
tanned il vas lsfs by the roadside. Miss
lockwood vas 20 incenasd over the act
that she has consulted a lawyer. Privats
detectives and the local police are also
looking for the persons who distur bed
the grave Oi Billy Bray
The sun., 1910-05-19
CLrRBING COSTS cor ss.OOO.
ne says Ne was Obcy lnE Orders. bui TDaI
Doepn't Help Hlm.

Joseph l. Charles. a negro. got a verdict
for g 900 before City Court Judge Dele
hanty yesterday against Policeman Daniel
NihiIl OF the Fact Twenty street
station. Charles testified that when the
policeman was watching a house in West
Twenty seventh street in which the negro
lived the policeman pounded him with his
club because he insisted on getting IN.
Inspector McClusky was a witness for
the policeman and said he had directed
Nihill 20 watch the house and warn persons
who tried 10 enter that IL was disorderly.
The policeman testified that he had
orders not 10 let any one enter and he
was merely obeying orders in keeping the
negro out.
The Court declared that the iuTy's YER
dict was proper and that policemen mus,
be taught that they have got 70 obey the
Law.
The sun., 1910-05-19
OPPOSED 10 RECIPROCITY.
asa'TeaI ChsmBFe Dc Commerce sGys
% NSuld IbJure Canaaa.

MoNTREAL. Qushec. May is.-On the
ground that reciprocity with the United
states would endanEsr the British prefer
ence and iniure Canadian industries the
Montre al Chambrs DE- Commerce. tbs
second largest trade body in the Canadian
metropolis. to-day passed q strong roso-
luton urging the OF ava Government
not 20 pay any attention TO the Agita-
ton in the States In favor Of reciprocity.
The Montreal Board Of Trade 10 also
Spposed 20 the movement
The sun., 1910-05-19
No MORE WELLESLEY BOYS
Pirturrs % Mate TheatFical CharaetrFs
10 Ne Cut uH a the waist.


WELLEsLET. Mass, Nay is.-ln ac-
uordancs with a new faculty edict no
photographs of Wellesley College stu
dsnts who take part in college plays in
male costume may bs made SO far az
is possible the faculty will attempt 10
have all existing photographs Of girls
playing masculine characters cut % az tho
waist
The action WIS taken beoiuse ~ the
recent publication Of the pictures Of Two
Wellesley girls In full male regain. trous-
srs and all The photographs we're made
after the senior play May 10. and when
they came 70 The attention Of the faculty
and the administrative board the mem-
bers waKed extremely indignant
A. result vhenever plays occur in
the future no photographer will be ad-
mittsi eHoSpt an Official photographer
10 be chosen by the L-GIlty. and any pict-
ure be may make u tho cast or Oi the
individuals will b cut ~ at the waist
The sun., 1910-05-19
WOMINs W.T. SirES HER LITE.
WMs IaaHces lnsaae liuabaRd % PostpSne
KnllnE TN after Dreaifagt.

hing Flu Rfter breahfAgt.
INDIANAPOLIa. May a. Frank Black.
an expert machinist who hiss hesn con
ansd In the hospital for the insane for
some time. esAped In ths night by
manipulating a lock on one Of tho gates.
and az O'Clock this morning HE wife vas
auaksnsd by him standing BY her bed
with q knife in HE hand.
10 had the knife raised over Mrs Black
and told her that he had come 10 kill her
and then would hill himssh
shs suggested that hs SET some break
fast before numbering her and said that Il
would b pleasant for them 10 eat one
more neal tOgsthsr.
Ths seemed 70 divert the mind Of tbs
huahfnd. and no walked out on the porch
whils his wife got up 70 gst breakfast
she h1rried 10 q telephone and notified
NE polios. but when they reached the
houus Slack Was gone and search Of the
city failed 10 ind him.
The sun., 1910-05-19
WANTS swOOO ATEAR ALIWONT.
Fay Q. ISsen says Iler Husband h Wsrth
aa.OoO, 600.

Mr.. Fay H. Tyssn asked supreme
Court Justice ErianEer yesterday 10 grant
her $4,000 a year ali mony and so.O0o
counsel Zee pending trial Of the ait brought
b. her husband. Robert y. Tyssn. 10 annul
the marriage on the ground that sho
had not obtained a valid divorce before
ahs married him She says he 10 worth
a. 100000. Counsel for Tysen opposed
granting aimony because the case u 10
s. tried to-day. He said that fy@en gave
his wife stg. .OoO two yeare ago and thst
she mas $4,000 left, which ought 10 tide
her over until the case 10 diapOsed OF
The Court reserved decision
The sun., 1910-05-19
FIRF NE4R TrPPER TIKE.
santa cara I.1mber COmpany's Pians
and Many IBWeIIlags Destroyed.

UuCA. May ~ 4 FIRE which started
in the boiler room of the santa Clara
Lumber Company's paper mill a. Faust,
near Tupper Lake. early to-day vas
brought under control late this afternoon
after property valued al more than tiS0,OOO
had been destroyed Firemen and Appa-
ratus from Utica were rushed 10 the scene
at 1 O'Clock this afternoon BY special
train when Il appeared that the entire
village Of Faust would bs wiped out. The
village water works system was o. ippied
Al a time when the flames ragged most
hsroely BY blazing freight car oollaPsing
and breaking OF a hydrant on the main
supply pipe Almost simultaneously. hou-
ever. heavy rain ct in, and this. CON
blned with the assistance rsndsrsd by the
Utica iirsmen. checked the dames. In
addition 20 ths destruction Of the Santa
Clara Lumber Company's plant many
dwellings we're destroyed by the flames
The sun., 1910-05-19
INSENSIBLE ~ ~ AEROPLiyE.
Gust og Wind IDglNes FIStnE Man against
q star; Then Machine Fails.

PARis. May -. The danger TO aviators
is not confined 10 falling to the ground.
While NJ Nan Uas piloting q nsOnoplans
a Juvisy to-day a gust os wind cAnsJd
HE machine to swerve and the aviator
was thrown against a wire stay.
he struck with such force that hs VAS
rendC-ed insensible. Tho machine then
fell to the ground M Nau was removed
10 his home still unconscious He is
out oi danger however.
The sun., 1910-05-19
COLIMI ERUPTION FEARED.

Rumhlmss ard DetS1atloas Alarm tne
lnhalYlSnnts 81 Guadalalara. Aexies.
GuADALAIAAA. Mexico. May is.-Lloud
ulbssFranean noises In the vicinity Of
he Colima volcano are causing much
alarm among the people Of that section.
These rumblings and dstonatiOns have
been general for some days Il is feared
that they pOrtend q violent eruption Of
the volcano.
The sun., 1910-05-19
DaY LINCOLN WIS NOMINATED.
FIftleth AnnlyeFsaFy RSssryed IN Many
Illin0n T0Was.

CHICAGO. May is-Fifty years ago
to-day Abraham Lincoln IVES nominated
a. oandidats for President Of the United
States in the convsntioa held In he old
WiRwam which vas IN Market street.
between Lake and Randolph stregts
The anniversary vas Informally OBJ
served By several historical societies
and other organizations. the plans Tor
a big dsmonstFation having failed
In several Illinois towns there weFs
exercises commemOrating the date. The
original plans here inclwded q parade VI
school children and eKorciaes on tho Aks
front. in the parks aud playground.
The sun., 1910-05-19
A BRILLIANT AURORA.
Yerkes Assroasmsrs Gst Flns Photo'
EFaphs q NsEthsFn ush's.

Yerkes AslFuaomefa Get Flno fhoto'
ETaphs u NsTthsrn nsh's.
cHTeAOo. May IA telephone mss-
saUs from Ysrkes Observatory At viii
iams Bay. reports that the comet hit The
earth at about 90 O'Clock tonight with
a brilliant display Of aurora lShis in the
northern sky.
Ths soisntlsts assembled a. the obssr-
vatOry got excellent photographs Of the
hGhts.
Prof. Mitchell oG Columbia University
declared the lights we're the direct result
Og the comet.
Three sun spots, considerably aooen-
tuatsd. we're observed by astronomers
AZ the Ysrkss Observatory at O'Clock this
afternoon.
The sun., 1910-05-19
WATER METER BILL VETOED.

one ol These Meddlesome nus, says the
Mayer.
Mayor 0aynor will veto the bill pro-
vIdinR that the cost Of putting water
mstsrs In private properties shall be borne
by the owners Of the property instead OF
by the city. AZ q hearing yesterday on
the measure the Mayor said 10 the many
persons who we're there to speak against
Il:
There Il no need for you 70 submit
arguments against this bill. ] am going
20 veto it because il n one Of those neddie-
some bills that are introduced into the
Legislature without tho city oifoials being
lFus consulted.'
The sun., 1910-05-19
CAR BREAKS WOMAV'S BACk.
Run Down and KIaed IN street ~ CaF
she Trlea % Dodae.

Mrs Kstherine Medina. a nurse Of 81
West lOist street. crossing Columbas
avenue at Ninety eighth street last night
became CONFUSED and fell In front Of .
surface car. stephen Hoppsrs. the mo-
torman. stopped it after Mrs.. Medinas
BODY was underneath.
Policeman Cavanaugh Of the West
Sixty eighth street station. who was =
passenger. called Tor help and a crowd
Of men lifted the car. Mrs Medina vas
taken 20 the ]. Hood Wright Hospital.
Her back was broken and she died in the
haapital.
The sun., 1910-05-19
Pt,,,hHra Jary ArauiIs Nlcsla % RriBeTy.

PIrTsBURo. May is.-lt took the jury
i've minutes -Ons ballot thiS afternoon
20 aoquit Frank b Nicola. the PittsbuFg
business man Who Cor tho last three days
has been on trial charged with lending
assisfancs 10 ths bdbihg % Pittshurg
Comcilmen The jury further accented The
verdiot BY placing al costs On the county.
The sun., 1910-05-19
WN ND WILES s1OWO.
Ons woman sues Another Woman Over
me- Ftrsi Woman's Husband.

me Itrsi Woman's Husband.
Gel. % recover S5O.OOO for the alleged
..-ra'..r ~ her husbands affections was
I'd Hr-r--day IN tho United states
-.r court by Mrs. Jean |. Macksy
'.r1.- vlfs u De Putron Gliddon of
.- ..Ea.~-. against Mrs. Gladys l..
on .1 Woodward % this city
Tn. rrIsnt states that Mr. and
1don were married here On
. 20 isat. and that they lived
rlur.ly until the sumner n
..0 Mr. Glidden was called %
.H".I lll by the serious lilnsaa
fh.r Then GliddOn vent ~
lai IN bushes. and while
"arH the com Dlaiut Gays, Mr..
.1 '~umwsncsd by arts and wiles
u.- attention u n charged
.aIr travelled about tog9thsi
100 unlawful and wrongful
.. ,n san Francisco and slsB-
'..HiH0 states that her husband
-'i ur Ifte With her since he met
HHarl
Bu-Twink n rs William street
r rEa niaintiF and HoruitE
lW Broadway Tor the d..
81. CON 40 MAR sPuINg WATER
s.H.H siuppeTed bottles. d.- siff
The sun., 1910-05-19
BIG BOMB IN BARCELONA.
First since E4ecutisn - Ferrer-GFeai
Damage Done.

9pfcial Caol4 U9lpnItl % IHH auH'
BARCELONA. May is.-Ths bomb out
FARes which accompanied the FerreT
aRitAtion here osased with FeFTer's
srsCution until to-day There vas an
auful bang IN the PAsso De GFaoia oppO-
site ths British Consulate this evening
which alarmed the neighboThOOd.
Fraamsnts showed that a large bomb
had eEplodsd. Much damage vas done.
but nobody was hurt
The sun., 1910-05-19

Ne9 fast eHpTrrs win pariar rsra ilr Ai.el ialFn
neadiaH. hafriauuFg. 0gllY abuIg, -. Va Neu
Jersey EaniFal Eatl5E west "a 80 80 a. ~
Liteftr ~ tn1 a. ~. YEA daJa. uL BE- placed
= sfINhe May z1t.-Acp
The sun., 1910-05-19

ao.ao NuAGAnA FAlIs AND EEIrlA.
Tirkeu hy Lehigh NaiieY R.llIga4 NAY w
0ree1 Itl0 tn 10 nfuadWaY nnd hudaoa
TeTmlaai -Aar.
The sun., 1910-05-19
nuruurh Pvs.laoul MnIsr Gsis . Ramr

nsreugh PSeuldeui nilleF Gets . naHp.
Cyrus G. Miller. Borough President Of
The BronE. vas on his way 70 help open
OnliGnn's Inn. a. Ciason Point. The BFnnG.
On Clason Point road. yesterday a. duNk,
uhen the auto BIZ a rut in the road and
bounding sideways threw the occupants
10 DE street 81. Miller wasn't hurt
and ths car wa9 ~ % % on its way 5000.
The sun., 1910-05-19

AnDFTraNAL TlAINs 10 AgBUnT PAnE.
f.rrr NranfH nnf f4lnd PIfalnlt FcnnsV1vauia
p4Ii-nnr NAY n FariHT trP agrVtca. New time
isfiss riafv ElY m.--Adr
The sun., 1910-05-19

DEwEYw AuERlCAN VINE uOUaK
ONiT hnn 1inrf enn1 ul FuiinB 8l Euh linIn1
n. ]. Dsuey so1a Co, "a, Puitca 81, Nsa fogk.
The sun., 1910-05-19

IN RELIEVE sUmmEn EXuAUsTtQN
5rsts Wnrsfara'a Arld Fh1auhata % n cori.l9s
refreshing and nugufatlng 4 deiiriou1 dFins.
The sun., 1910-05-19

.SSPs s ',STEIf .S 2, i sTITE nTs z.
The sun., 1910-05-19

rrI 80 MAR sPuINg WATER
.HH si1ppered 1ottie1. w. llfs