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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-07
BOun ~ THE BWk HHL.
IIoer Blown OR "a Bab,s Crib Wan
EeII Into I0Ie iH the FIoor.

\ bomb went N l'tle after midnight
last light ia the hack hallway of a tene-
Incnt at ~ Past Eleventh street \
pauic followed IN IN" tenem"n' and ~
the rear tenement and one man was hurt
bv failing into the hul" the bu'Ub had
blown in 'h" il""r
The grand floor - occupied Nv ~" oli
and wine -tur" 81 l.pI-1 Bros saliva
tori. S.li,,, and Frana and by th" she's
-hup - p,t"r Bl-iilca Roth IhSuiCa aud
th- uJry brHh"r- 1--we bach IT their
.hur- III" puli,-' -ly that ~" ~ n"r ~
rh- builhng Ia-uuale i-,iuarl has n,-.n
getting threatening l"ti"r~
" hen th" "Nplnsion cam" ia" walls
Of IN. hail we're cracked and u hoi' WIS
torn ~ ia" ceiling aud anoth"r N the
foor In" door Of IN" Hsulca fiai was
blown from ~ hinges and fell over
bahy'E crib. III" ,hild was unhurt IL
was Salvador" lnIrz Who frli half way
through the hole ~ tho floor
Detectives Miuelh and Cavans Nho
warc sent over from N" Italian bureau
aaid that ia igis Salvatore and SelCe
Iop~l wer" arrested Tor having dyna-
mite m their pOss"ssion. They lwers
discharged IN court.
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THFNToN. y oct y George u
Me- nTmi,k tho thirteen vesg old snu II
Laurence Met uriniuk 81 Philadelphia
Whu figured IN hab"aS c"rpuS proceedings
hruught hy his mother ia the Court ~
hanc~rv last Tuesday. took French
leave "G IaWTenc,.N lle school this after
uunu Ia" school authorities were in
furm'Si tonight that IA. boy hal made
his way safely "a IN. Bellevue ~ rat for,I
Hotel ~ which his father IL manager
Young Mci urmIck = departure from
the srhonl may cal-" complications lie
WAS taken Ia the school last Saturday by
his father and against the wishes Of his
mother. When DIR Simon J MACPHERSON.
head master ~ the school. informed Mrs
Met ormick two DAYS later that he would
have 10 recognize the fathers authority
over the hoy Mrs Nct 'ormick immed-
at"ly brought habeas corpus proceedings
In which she charged that the hoy had
ieen kidnapped
NiC--I hanCellor Walker remanded the
10y TO the custody 81 DR. MACPHERSON,
STIMULATING that his father or mother
should be allowed Ia see him once a week
Tn" Toy has now fed the jurisdiction of
the state and neither parent Is az present
anenahlr Ia it, progresses
II IL said that Mrs Mccormick has
rooms tonight az the Bellevue Stra tford.
though on different floor from those %
her husband The bOV IL belieVsd To b@
with his mother. Whether she planned
her sons escape from the school IL not
known
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-07
TriI- senate Committee Sc Md No, Bu,
Votes for IyoriHIer.

CHt'AGo. oct g. lee O'N.il Brown.
accused - bribinR Illinois leKislat ~ ~
vo'" for William I,orim"r for United
States Senator aud acquitted recently
of thar charge ~ the Criminal Court
took th. witness stand IN th. Senatorial
m, "si lgation lat. day and for the flrst
tim" publicly h~gan dcnIal II The
charges made against hun
TN minority leader hskan by dizput-
INK evidence gwen 10y legislators who
accuse him 81 BTlIeTy. Hs testified that
about three weeks l"fore lofim"T's pl.r-
ton Speaker ShIIrtl-h cam. "a HIM and
asked him whether he could get tho
l0ys to vote for I,nrIm.T- Tn-auInR
Brownies friends
He .lth"r dcnEd al IA. charges ~
brifory or cvad'-d by answering i don't
remember
Absolute denial ~ the payment ~
81 ~ 81 any other sum Ia stat" Senator
u " Holsilaw ar any other legislator
ia connection with the election at Lori
ma was mad. by stat. SENATOR John
Brod"rck earlier ia the day Brod"TIck
underwent RrIlling cross examination
hut remained mistaken. The prosecution
finally dismissed him after fItll" ATTEMPTS
10 lmpea0h hIs testimony
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D. H. PtRTRIDGE tT,I>ID.
Alleged 10 ttaNr Tried Ia 1.rI IuIiabir
1.OO,IS Ia PROM EurOpr Via canada

49, EIINUTpS. " OCT n \ report Wis
-'nt - Washing "a today hy C,llrv'or
thirl"- u Darling 90 the Burlington
dIs,uc' ~ the allrE-i smuggling 81
s. g. worth 81 ar irt. bought this wear
~ Eur.p" ~ 1 " Par, ridge. Of NnN
N.-k PA ridge l-f, here to-day after
an unsuccessful attempt 10 amend hI-
d",hrIu,n hlri az uuru-. last week
l. - li'rR"i hat Patjudsr Who was
accompanied 10y his wife aud Li- warI
Miss HunPhr~.. cam" across ga ~"
Emprr.- - Ireland early l., W,.,.k
They mad ~ lrg" trunks A,,, -,iIng
10 to- 2 nv Pa. ridge rLItm,si ~ Montreal
maj b" Ms gong To T"u ru at ,nc, To-
furup' hVi III" same night m. party
TOOK - sleeper for New YORK hy way II
AlhurE v On 'hr tram h. told the IN
- ., tur, hey -ay, that he was returning
from MURRAY Bay where be- had been
cent from Washington - help make a
tlrif i4W
H. trunks were held however. and
the Washington authorities directed that
they Ice oJeu"d The INSPECTION revealed
81 a. worih Ofar'tcles. bought this year.
aud sGI worth herring foreign labels.
boughl Oh prev "trip. The dut,abIe ar
rcl.s consisted chiefly II Is said. IT cloth
ing Mr. Partridge has been ~ Burlington
since Monday in n vain endeaVor Ia amend
his declaration. but Collector Darling
was unable ~ do snyt hing for him The
matter nov rests with the authorities
at Washington.
Mr. Partridge had not got back to New
York last night He - member ~ the
Union League and Republican cluhs and
~ the New York Yacht club
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-07
Dr,D ut>.< eco, YRS >HORr.
o. a. RsEcrS Estate Iinhs That ttla'
Tark 90 Prc.IsirnI Took ~ ssD. OtbO.

NfN BEBFuED Ms>- Dat. An
u.,uc-mrut was made here Tonight that
a ~hD-tae,. e FROM slJI.sH to sISi,sN had
zen discovered Du ~" h,'''kS of ia" Atlas
Tack COMPANY e FaIrhavrn. Which -
uwu.i hy the ,..ta," 81 ia" lat" Henry "
1, gers
The shortage - blamed IN the late
Crnrgr " Weymouth. president and
general manager 81 the company Nj
N"ym, was kill,'i al Bingham Me
about a m,uth Hgu When his automobll"
was uI,-.i after running Wild duVn a
.-rp hrll ~. 81 a. Congressman
FROM ~" Fuurrh Massachusetts district
and rr,r-.'d FROM p,lutcll life IN iHil at
the p. ItI,.-t - Nr Roger tu lake charge
- the tack concern
Ia" -hurtIg" Was r'y"ll'd through an
invest zatiun II it, Affairs hy I n
Bruughtun ~ New York -,n-n-llw ~
Mr. Rogers NJ suspicion was held that
her" vas anything wrong with Mr. Wey-
mouths accounts 49, prrsld"n. ~ the
company the examination ~ the hpOks
bang made IN course - the settlement
~ the Rogers rstit"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-07
NIIOR BtCk At Vt. JAMES.
Not strong Enough Vet TO Work Ey~ry
Hay At the CIIy Hail.

Mayor Gaynur was not at the city Hall
yesterday Al aboutSthe time he usually
arrives al the hall he telephoned 20 Robert
Adamson. his private seCretary. that he
had gone tn his country home AZ st James
and would remain there until Monday
The "S~rtIon Of returning So soon Ia
his duties has not benefited hIn. and u
that h" Is not Vet strong enough Ia re-
sumo hIs work, especially just 40 this time.
vince there IN the enaCting task 81 pre-
siding over the pro'ract"d public hear
ings ON III" tentative budget
II MAS noted IN the city Hall that while
the Mayor seemed 10 be- hi- old self when
he arrived AZ his Once on Monday morn
ing. he seemed To lee very waari.d and
tired when b." left uhe building for hts
HON" On "Wednesday afternoon N he
follows III" adNic" n those Who arr anN-
Ious for hi- complete recovery he will
TAX" mo- part IN the budget makeup and
will content hlmsrlf with visiting the
city Hall day or a. most two DAYS "A
week Tor som" time 20 come
~ jaws. l.. I. Oc' Tho Mavor
tpnh ten fnIl" walk to-day over th. roads
besides going over his farm pretty
thoroughly and INSPECTING the prryarb-
tons that hay" le-rn mad. for winter
lo-moTroN h" - going 10 help thre-h
back wheat az Mel smith = and will prob
ably pat IN a strenuous dav
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-07
" no ~ "WR>. TRi\'I> ui>O>Y''
rOoh thI"Tal IN Boarding House said
she Wa california ply >lcIan's Nirr

l'li", 10" Hospital and Nrs Elizabeth
H.."t'". ~h" h"sf,s q boarding house. a.
~ West turtN ihIrd street trI,-i withuut
much success Yesterday ip learn IN.
identify ~ a woman SHOWN only as Mrs
Frances Mason, Whu Was T-mnN ~ from
h" boarding home ~ III" hospital early
Yesterday morning suffering from choral
poisoning Sh" - not eNu"ctss! Ia recover
In" w"man Who ~ e -, Idcnt refine
m"nr and about Is wears uid. went To- he
boarding hous" three weeks ago under
m" nam" - Mr. Mason Sh. went ont
bu' Itti" and had a caller she described
a. Mr. Mason her brother IN Law He
saw her hN" ~ sIN times and remained
only f-N minutes each time
Mir RIdatt- found the woman uncun-
sorous ~ her room early Yesterday morn
ing AMI called m physician " hO cent her
tu Tcll", ~. Whom the police heard about
the ca" 'h"v had her mad" pIi-oner
Mr. Kdrt'r learned Yesterday that IN a
conscious inter, al At the hospital IN"
v"runn SAID -h' vas the " Ifc of physician
IA Pasadena cal and that she had come
Fast with man named Mason Mrs
Hd"tt" WIr'd IN. physician named aud
said l'-t night that @h' got reply stating
that h. AZ" was with him there. and that
u any Woman her" 'fetrnds-d tp be- his
y i' she Wa an Inpustnr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-07
WOMAN THREATENED SCHIFF
THINkS M EORCED HER orr
4 lRITY mo IRD.
she Trle,I 10 see IIIm nIlI tie was FOFeed
TO GeI . warrant Zoe Ier Arrest IIe
ticlieVrs Her Insane Tue Lawyers
whom she saw Couldn't IIeIp Her.

Z A warrant was issusl yesterday by
Magistrate Appleton in the Tombs court
for the arrest Of Il woman who Is said To
have threatened the life Of jacob II
Schin the banker. The warrant was put
into the hands % detective for service.
but IL was said 10y Isidor kre-el a lawyer.
nf 81 Wall street. who represented Mr..
Schin in the application for the warrant
that the womans arrest probably would
be- deferred until o-day.
IL IL said that the woman who threatened
Mr.. Schif 10 one who until recently had a
place on the board % a charitable institu-
ton in which the banker had a large in
ter-St and 10 which he contributed. A
and she conceived the idea that Mr.
Schin vas responsible
Her enforcs~l ret irement proved upon her
mind. 81 it Is reported. until she believ al
that Mr. Schin had efameI her character.
Acting on this belief She sought several
interviews with the banker in the Office II
Kuhn. Loeb A Co.. at 50 William street
At one of these interviews recently. ut
which witness was present. the woman.
IL il alleged. declared that IL she could not
get Justice done she would take the Law
into her own hands. On that occasion
she threatened 10 do bodily harm 20 Mr.
Schih
Subsequently abe visited several law
yers downtown and attempted 10 have
them take up her grievance by bringing
proceedings against the banker When
che was unable Ia find am attorney willing
To do this she renew 81 her threats bv letter.
II - said that she made an Intellectual
attempt 10 Mr.. Schin IN hiz oficp
within the last few days and that this r.
newal 81 her attempt Ia press her fanci.i
griev snce led MIR Schiff to ask for her ar
rest
The woman - described a. one we'll
known IN the circle Of Jewish charitis--
She did not hold PAID job IA the manage
meni ~ the charitable institution from
which she vas recently retired II was
said yesterday by friends 81 Mr. Schir
that he was convinced that the woman's
mind was deTanRed and that he had de
cided upon her arrest as the quicke-.
means ~ bringing her before the proper
authorities for examination as to her
mental condition
Mr. kreseI accompanied Nv y clerk
from Mr. Schins once. appeared before
Magistrate Appleton few minutes he
fore o clock yesterday afternoon Win
them was lawyer who appeared a. cor
rol'oratlng witness As soon a. the Nlgis-
trate had listened To th" complaint he
filled in the warrant and ~ was I,Ir into
the hands ~ Detective Norman fIil-
sIrnn"ns. who - assigned 20 the pistri.'
Attorney offiCe Tn. detective and M.
clerk from Mr. SChifs office hurried into
a taNICAb 80 o." door ~ the CRIMINAL
courts Building and went down ,-1tr"
street m the direction Of the hua', III
district
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-07
riNI mrs TREE: THREE HrRr
George O.. Geran. His wIfe and sister
spilled on RIN ~rSIde Drive

George l.. Geran. a lawyer living az
291 MCDOnough street. Brooklyn. his
wife. Amelia. and his sister. AntoInette
tieTan. were more or les injured last
night when they were thrown from taxi
cab on Riverside Drive near ilsTh street
in a collision ~ the tAxicab with tree
The chauhsur was also thrown into the
street. hut was only shaken Tp The cab
MAS wrecked
Mr. Geran's left leg was broken and he
suffered serious internal injuries His
wife was badly cut by Icing thrown
against thu window u the cab Both
were taken To the J Hood Wright Hos
pItal. hut Mrs. Geran was able Co 20 home
after her injuries were dressed Miss
G-ran was taken To the Woman'- Hos
ptal near IlWh street where u was fnynd
that -h" VA- cat ana br Isi~d
Mr. and Nlrs Geran and his = -ter Got
INTO ~" taNiCab. which ~ owned 10y the
UnIv-rsaP TaNimr'ar Company. At IN.
Hotel knlokerhuck-r, and started out
for spa along RIv-r-id. Dr.v. with
charles Garb-r- running IA. machine
The steering Whs.l broke ana b-for.
Garber. could shut ~ N. power the
machine cut diaguually arru-- ~. street
and INTO a large tree
som. one who saw the accident called
Police Headquarters Before anhulanc.--
arrived an automobile carving Two
women stopped l--srd- the wrecked ma
chime. III" women wanted - TAX. all
three of the 'nJuI"d 10 rh. ! Hood Wright
Hospital and were alruut - do So when
the Woman's Hospital ambulance arrived
The automohIl. took Mr and Mrs G-ran
to the Hood Wright and Dr BARTLETT
took Miss Geran 10 the Wuman- Hospital
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-07
srORW SLOWS THE LINERS.
Ma yestc Hail . Day late and MauretanIa
= Friday boat.

The White Star liner Majestic got in
yest erday morning half a day late he
caiise of gales and heavy seas she bucksd
most - the way FROM Dannt's Rock.
She shipped much green water AMI many
Of her passengers were searick. The
same sort 81 weather also retarded the
progress of the tunar'ier MaiIret ania.
which under the usual weather conditions
al this season over the short norheriy
cour~e would have locked last evening.
She will no, get in until this morning
william H. Hearst II among her pas
sengerS
Among the passengers 10y the Majestic
were Irving l.. Stone. Mrs. John Nash.
otherwi-., Lillian Hawthorne. who A. an
intimate friend 70 the wife of Or trippen
gave the first Information uf the lAiter's
disappearance. Lord Richie ~ Dundee
and Heriert l.. GriRg-
Among the voyager. by the Hamburg
American liner Amerika. which sailed
Yesterday from Hamburg with all her
cabins filled. were DR. and MR. Henry
Koplak. George Woodruff. Henry F
Shoemaker. p ". W"ndrIn and Mrs
y u. WuOdrlN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-07
BRI'kI iiERr STRIkE OIER.
daIlrd On n Mutual agreement OId
RuIes TO Be RESTORED.

Both the lockout e ten unions ~ brick -
Layers hy The Mason Builder- Association
and The strikes IT bricklayers herr and
Throughout IN" country wer. called ~
yesterday. an aInIcable arrangements hAv-
ing bsen reached bet Ween the interna-
Z Iunal officers 70 the hricklavrrs and a
committee II he association
Tho ~ rkcs wern Declared "a ~ a mass
meeting II tn. hricklayers IA Grand
"ntral Palace and the announcprn"nt
vas received with cheers. Befprr IN.
slrikc- we're called N IN. announcement
Vas mad" that The luCkouI was declared
IN All III. locked Irt and SrrAinI
bu"klay"r- were ~tTICed 10 return To-
wurk to-day The present trade agr,c.
m"nt Will con'inuc ~ for,,. unr,l u cNpir.s
al the end ~ thi- year Members - the
association who do worn "a other cities
must conform ~ the local union cundi-
Z ions IN those cities
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-07
"Ni uTI EWPLOI RS 10 .O.
These Whs Sta, yin R- ENp--Ird 20 " orb
sud Their Pay O. iIk~b To Ne lee.

Comptroller pr"n,l"rgast >hld YESTERDAY
NAT b" hld n" doubt pf his alhlty IA
prevent any great incr"a-.. ~ the hud at
Tor next year n" intends tu II.si-t that
ia" resolution adopted hy thu. Hard ~
t-t'mat" two weeks agu frr general
!" r"r cent Cnt shalt 10 enforced Th.r,'
- already great deal of objection from
department heads. hut Mayor Gaynnr -
showing no signs of sympathy with them.
lie agrees with the Comptroller that the
tim" has come Tor the ,hopplng on ~ the
dead wood and making every man IN tbs.
City's employ do "a fair days work fur "A
DAYS pay
Mr Prend-rgast said yesterday that
Their" will have Ia he discharges ia large
numbers at men who's. SERVICES can easily
l." dispensed With without imTeding th..
work of th" departments Thsrr will
Is" few salary increases and an all round
cutting In" aim of Mr. Prendergasi will
le 10 pat ia" city employees on a salary
basis similar Ia that prevailing IN COIN
m"rcial houses
The Comptroller il already at work
IN IN" revision II hts payroll Tie has
appointed COMMITTEES consisting 81
chiefs uf bureaus To report how many
employees can l.- dispensed with and
what pay the rest should get II has
already been drCded To combine the
bureaus. ~ Assessments and Arrears and
city Revenue, which will mean the drop
piug 1T h-t w-rn forty and nifty employees
Tn" Beard uf Education estimates
were considered yesterday by the Board
ot Estimat" President r. /. Winthrop
asked Tor SIS .g7o as. an increase ~ 81 S'e
l29 over the allowance for this year.
Acting Mayor Mitchell who presided.
had apparently mad. a study ~ the
estimates prepared 10y the board. and as
a result " a sharp examination II Was
brought out that the depa rtment's est
mates were based upon estimated in
Crra-es ia the numl-r ~ scholars and 1T
the consequent need FOR more teachers.
which were not warranted 10y actual
conditions. Prom the trend Of Mr.
Mltch.ls quest loning and IN. admissions
made 10y the representatives uf tn. boar ri
that perhaps they had ov-r-tsted their
requirements u Is certain that there will
he some deep cuts made IN th-estimstes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-07
>Ew COM or LEGL ETHI's
Proposed ~ Charles \. BostoO 20 the
County Lawyers Association.

The New York County Lawyers Assn
citation. q which Alton Is Parker is pre=i-
d.n'. heard Charles 4 Boston explain a
new code 10 legal ethics az meeting AT
the associn' ions ruoms. las Broadway.
last night Mr. Boston L. chairman ~ a
committee that was appointed hy IN"
ASSOCIATION 10 present such code. In
the last wear. according to Mr.. Boston,
there hay" t.-u complaints made m
regard 20 IT." practice uf ! .2,J lawyers M
New York county Mr. Boston > PROPOSED
code would not permit a lawyer 10 accept
- a client a man whum lac knew Ia Ire
guilty again a lawyer could not SOLICIT
husineSs nor adyert isr If his code went
irtp ehcct and furthermore II wonld pro
h,bi' the ~illf,Il misleading II Judge or
Jury Although many were present Who
dlIi Mt srem - th,nN such code least
hle the meeting adjourned Wi'hnGi giving
them a ChauCe tp express ihen~elv"-
Mr. Roston's code viii H. printed and
sent - the iucnla-. e the a@socitiInn
Tor '-rir consideration
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NtRRIED ~ ~.
John a. waSdeII Takes n bride of So. IIIs
FIRST NIfr's Niece

John Henry Maydrl, - wears ~ and
for tifty wears the head - NaVd.l \
60 n Cpop"raG" stock commission house
AT I3U Pearl ,.tT-.t. vas married yes'er-
daV afternoon Ia Miss Josephine \
Chas. 81 wears Old. vino - m" niece.
- Mrs Wayd.ll who dI'-i about four
months ago In 1910 MT and Mrs NAy-
,Isil c..l-hrai,-i their diamond wedding
virh small family gathering ~ their
ar,artmsn' a. 1927 Madison avenue
Mr Wavdsl S-nt 10 hls orio,, as usual
Yesterday morning and zpent most 81
ths. day Their. A. 3 ~ hr left. and tN-nty
minutes later h" entered IN" marriage
lican-. clerks offio" with Miss Chas.
An Alderman married them ~ SION a.
they had r.cnIve i their ho"n-"
Tn. pair had not r.tIrnrd o. VIZ Wav-
,i-ll's apartments At a late hour LAST night
and none. of Mr. Waydell'- relatives could
ai,e any idea az 10 whore they hal gun.
John " Wavd.ll was born ~ Bavard
street Just ~ the Bowerv a. ia. time
when that was the fashionable part 81
the town HIS father, John Mavdell
was IN. fuuuder IT NBydril 4 60 IN IN.
sariy part 81 he nineteenth century
He di.-i ~ $50. when the present Mr.
MavdalI VA, bIr twenty Years obi and
rIzt fnarrl.d ia" latter 'ooA mp the
business and for zINtv-thr"- wears IN"
has been the actIy. heal Mr. Wavdell
has Two daughters both IT whom have
teen married Mr. Edwin Warner
who's. husband ~ a director ~ The Cpm-
panv lives IN Richmond. Va and Mrs
J Miller. Jr ~ n widpN and has teen
travelling abroad Tor -yeral wears
Ia-t winter Mrs Eay'"ll'r health began
a. d,-'ltns and she took a. companion
her niece Miss thar' II Fdg-wateT. y J
Miss Iha-. took car" ~ Mrs Navd.ll
until last JUNE hen III" died
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-07
kIIIED ~ iITO RtGE.
Drivers Head Crushed FIAT in Collision
81 ears.

DEs NpINFs la oct In" first
racing event Il the Iowa Automobile
Association terminated thus afternoon
with "a tragedy hen = I Meredith had
his bead crIsh,zl almost fat ma collision
With a machine drN sn hY John Wallace
Half dozen carr w"rs' going 80 - ter
rife rate ~ th" closing event ~ th" day
Meredith sought g. pI~s John Wallace.
when ~" cars crashed mt" zach other
var driven hv Thomas smith coming
directly h'hiud. struck the other Two
aud bounded clear over ~" fair ground
fence. whIcl. Ms ClCs" toy.
The au,ld"ut Vas witnessed hy ~ .NI
prnIAc WALLACE and Smith ar" both in
critical Cun'itIon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-07
Hn DEm ~ COM Lawn.
,. v. Thompson sasi To Have Sol,I Out to
standard OaI 90. for SItD, OOo. OspO.

wAsuINGToS. Pa O,f 6 IL was said
here to-day that Josiah '. Thompson
Of UniuntoWn had just closed IA deal by
which he transfers "a the STANDARD Oil
Company 5So.00 acres II coal land in
Washington and ltirrsns counties. Pa.
and ia siN West Virginia counties.
The deal represents about Si0. 10 on.
For fifteen wears thompson has been
taking up coat opIons In th" early days
Of his activities he bouGht thousands II
Rcres AT go an acre. Oi late years, how
ever the price has gone up. tut he has
seldom paid over sion an acre. lie turns
over his Washington and Greene county
coal at "A little over tSOO an acre and re
ceives a good figure Tor his West Virginia
hnlnInna
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-07
"IRL ~ nO,,> rLOrHES.
bdui Want Nn,b"dN To know Hrr and
T~iI HeT Neither she Mas out

'-""u y"ar.uII i.'. nv Cpop"r. who
with her ur.'f.r and widowed
"r a. 81 FoYr'N rr"uu" BROOKLYN.
q frosted lat r.gnr Iu carroll Park
.. sod IN hoy = Clr'."-
rHwd ~ boys W"r" .'.rrg ~ what
rod 20 he another '..v who vas
Policeman Mr~inr.y 81 tr. But
rect station went Zoo 'lr r,.-,t,.. -
u' WIN. was crying -uI y.r,rrg NO
.r' explanation - o., ~nf' vis
g ." -pid. Come along o., 'a.. -tt-
4-F
"r Nsre half Wav Their" h..fpr.. Dpr-
.rpke down and told hm that -l"
hoy ~ all Sh. -Npltiu..t 90
"uHnf that mother didn't aIipW
go put AZ night and that ~" ru'
'lothinR - that M me Noulr
- r.r and toll her mother ~"
% &" Yad been dDing 80 Tor q long time.
sd vas taken TO iho Children
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-07
Cour, ,harar,eri,c. the IIon,,Ic SKIRT,

PATERSON. y. y. Oct q Judgefranoiz
Scott - the PhSsaic County Court pat
himself 90 record to-day a. opposed 10
the hobble skirt ". called II "a PAR
uf truus"n- with IN" leg tie Was led
to speak IL public opinion prescribing
fashion while he was considering the
case - John fbOherty schOOlhoy.
whom he hned s. for smashing straw
hat ~ the head II Israel Peet ala elderly
man.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-07
sunrasI.,. 81 the 'sn, -nusns

Women went ru som" II th" Republican
Assembly convent ions last night 'o induce
tine NOM nntur- TO favor Wumau'- suffrage
IA their selection 20 candidates They
made addresses Tor IN" caus- and the
men received them With u gopd deal ~
applaIize bat they usually dodRsd the
issue Nv not bringing the matter ~ q
,n'" Some - the visitors Cor the
Wuman'- SunTagr party were Mise Nav
Unpkinz. Mi. Henrietta Mercy and NT-
harriet VI Johnston Wood
a. gotuf aTtabls - Ou uhF AutumuHi out
IuEs Bssi on EaTh Hudson idNcf DaJ Line
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