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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-07
MAY MAKE ARRESTS

The fire alarm box at Thirteenth
and North H streets was tempered
with Sunday night. When the fire de-
partment arrived there was no indica-
ton of fire anywhere. The firemen
and the police department have their
suspicious and arrests may follow as
the nuisance of false alarms has be-
come a serious matter
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-07
STEAMER A Wreck

Cincinnati, March THE steamer
Virginia of the Pittsburg packet line,
ran aground at Willow Grove, West
Va. and is a total wreck. The vessel
was valued at $1,000. The fifty pas
sengers aboard are safe.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-07
Figures Don't Lie.

Brown-You only fifty: That's a
good one.
White-My daughter says she is only
twenty-six. and she was born two
years after l was married. and 1 was
married at twenty-five. Figure it out
for yourself.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-07

First Scottish Boatman-Weel. Geor-
die, hoo got ye on the day: Second
Ditto Iwho had been out with a Free
kirk minister, a strict abstainer,-Nae
ava. The aud earle had nae whusky.
sac I tuck him whar there wis nae
fish.-London Fun
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-07
KILLS TWO PRIESTS

Lisbon, March Two clerical can
didates were killed and seven others
including the priest residing. were in
jured today when two bombs were
hurled into a party attending a cler-
zeal politicians meeting. The outrage
is believed to have been the culminat-
ing of revolutionary plot.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-07
LIKE WEEK

The weather report from the gov
eminent bureau at the pumping sta
ton for last week shows that Satur-
day was the warmest day, the mer-
curry reaching II about noon. little
less than an inch and a half of rain
fall was measured. Every day Of the
week was cloudy or partly SO. The
temperature report, high and low was
as follows.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-07
REVIVAL NOW OVER
Palladium SpeciaD

Cambridge City. Ind. March G.-The
Rev. Hobson closed his months revival
services last evening. The Rev Hob
sons meetings were the most success
full ever held in this city as approx
mately 100 conversions We're made.
Rev. Hobson had charge of the revival
services in Richmond last winter and
he proved as successful there as he
did here.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-07

John Mason is to appear at the New
Theater. New York, in "A Son of the
People" by Sophus Michaelis. In his
support will be George Fawcett, Kath-
ryn kaelred and Walter Hale.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-07
TWO MORE STATES

Washington. March 7.-Senator Bev-
eridges committee on territories
agreed to report the Arizona and New
Mexico statehood bill next Friday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-07

ADELAIDE:
Mother says they can't say anything 10
good about Gold Medal Flour" CHARIrY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-12
sPrCIAL NOTyCEs-
Homemade Tonic
for Spring Use
FTOm American Family DOe,orJ
Nm

The man who goes 10 his WoTk with
swinging unde. clear eve and rudy
complexion. whose blood courses
through his VEINS vigorously. and who
seems 20 radiate the power 20 do
thingS"--is a healthy man Perhaps
he was not always so. but when his
system vas deranged he took imme-
date steps TO restore himself TO prime
physieal condition.
Nearly every person needs cleans;
ing system tonic IN the spring. A
good blood tonic can be made az
home AZ small cost. Get from YOUR
druggist one ounce Of kaTdens. mix 70
with ! cup sugar and add ! pint Of
alcohol and pints 81 hot water.
Thisisimple prescription makes full
quart al the very best spring medicine
AZ a small cost The dose Is one Ia
bIrsPOoniul five minutes before each
meal and before retiring
kaTdene eleanSes the blood from
the winters accumulation II impuri-
ties. arouseS the toTpid liver. aids d.
EestiOn. restores lost appetite. eieaFy
the skin and strengthens and builds
up the entire system. u makes asy
one feel ten wears younger aud puts
him in condition 20 handle has DAYS
work WIN vim and SIgoT. II your
dEuggist hasn't kardene be can easily
ga Il loG yOuA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-12
ORPHANS Day AT RIVE crRcts.
suppsss Ssa Never Mad seea one: "a Was
Ilke Tha1.


little block oG $500 seats vas re-
served In Madison Square Garden yea
terdAy afternoon % accommodate the
Orphans Of New York that they might
zee the circus
Yesterday the event had a phass
That was new. novel. mnsual-evcn
UNIQUE. a. the press agent might describe
u. This was the presence Of the boys
and girls from the Bethlehem Orphan
Asylhm 81 College Paint. l. =. not one
81 whom had ever seen a circus
some Of the nearby institutions marched
'heir inmates behind their own banda.
and a. these entered the circus hand Ravs
,hen, with all gravity and ceremony. .
Well. the freaks and animals we're all
ulIy inspected and all the youngsters
We're seated about the arena in time 10
Slthesa the u nique and Most Transcen-
Srntaly Beautiful Introduction To the
regular Performance which. Co quote
usaih from the same respectable author
Ny; "" orphans found 10 he "a satisfying.
ediyinE; gratifying. eOnobling. superb
aha sublime spectacular prelude.
anyway they gasped. stared. shud-
Icr"d, wondered and finally yelled thcir
heads on at the display, which included
dozen extra elephants In their honor.
,o nv with patrons. who soon found a.
much entertainments in the seats above
them az In the arena below. In one box
tNo r'lddy faced men. who IL they had
not been there might have been strolling
the pleasant paths II Long Acre Square.
slowly took in the situation One looked
Tor son" time at the block Of orphans
Oehind him and then motioned to a pea
nut boy Kid he said. -see that each
boy ana girl In that bunch hack Of Inc gets
n bag Of peanuts.
This Was rather large order and there
was no cash in sight, but the young meV-
cnant after q Shrewd scrutiny OF his Gus
toners face took "A chance. He had 20
carry his haSke, several times to his
soirc" Of supply before he had the order
hllcd. Then his customer gave him 6 bIl
and told him To keep the change. Occu-
pants ~ other boNes followed the example
until every aid In the Garden had peanuts
and candy
But that College Point crowd They
were a particularly well dressed. vigoT-
ousiy scrubbed. bright lot 81 boys and
girls. hut untll they had seen several acts
IN the various rings they sat silent and
dazed. Really Il took some time and self
examination before they could believe 10
was real those flashing. brilliant. RudR-
ctous human beings doing sIch almost
stunning things high in aii on horse-
back and on elephants heads. Then all
the doubts were swept away and their
cheers and laughter and -ighs Of happi-
ness would sometimes make q group OF
clowns stop. relax their grins and speak
a few words quietly with each other
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-12
HaWWERSTEIN'S NEW NOIE.
WI Give philadelphia Forty Perform.
ancep Next Year Raises Prices.

PHILADELPHIA, April II The Phila-
delphlG Opera House next season will not
10 subs.dized Orcsr HEmmerstein has
Withdrawn his request for . guarantee
Forty performances will he gwen during
tie -.ss.son Instecd of eighty - hereto
fore Thee will he offered on Tuesdsy
and Thursday evenings.
Mr. hammersteln came here to-day
70 find that IN answer to the circulars
requesting contribut IONS 60 the qua RI ntSe
fund sent out Test edr~sdey = total 81
SIS gu hal be~n pledged. A. this WIS
= long wpy from the tfS0 OO which he
desired Mr. Hgmmerstein decided to
abandon his protest
TIE Philsdslphia chorus and orchestra
will II. aholishsd and the New York pro-
auctions IN their entirety will be- sent over
here twice a week.
The price 81 box saeson subscriptions
has h-rn materially incr~aaed. II will
now cost - UO 10 he n boNholder for
forty performances, whereaa H.NOO WAS
tho price for n boz season ticket for
eighty performance under the old ar
ran cement The first three rows 81 the
balcony will he raised from q 81 ~ ~
The scale Of prices for the other parts %
the house will remain the same The
season 81 twenty weeks will begin on
NoyaUnl,..r Il
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-12
YONkERS HOMES M RNED.
-Four Houses Destroy ed and a Residential
Part NJ the GUy Threatened.

YoSKENs. April Flour buildings IN
the residential part ~ North Ionksrs
w~Ts burned and Othnrs we're damaged
in fire to-day that caused sIoO.6D los-.
The ho,Ises destroyed Wet. tho-s Of
Ulysses l.. IL nlhaIIssr, George ". Fowler.
G. stanton Ro-. and Mrs j. 4. Mccarthy
on Lincoln Terrace. Messrs. Fowler
and LemhaIeer are New York business
men. with Offices respectively az 20 Broad
str-etlAnd IsS Broadway.
The home 81 Albert {. Crehore. who has
Offices AZ ii6 Nassau street. was damaged
and tho homes 81 Marvin ". Wynne. a
lawyer ~ So William street. and William
C. HastinRs a retired dry goods merchant.
were saved from destruction only by hard
work of the firemen. II took the entire
Ere department Of Yonkers TO prevent the
FIRE from developing into q confAgration
which would have wiped out one Of the
hAndsomest residential parts in the city.
The fire ~ said 20 have been caused by
the children Of Mr.. LemhAuser playing
with matches under piazza.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-12
roo HUCH PHIRN aCOPGII?
Doctors aRd IDrOg GI-is Have . I.u'Ie EN.
rIsrUeut AZ TO Themselves.

rISrmrnt an TO Themselves.
Mayb" Won didn't know that therr - a
quarrel l-t~crn your doctor and your
druggist Not that u j. such n n.w
quarrel, hut Just al present ~ IL breaking
out moro h"rCclv than ever. IL ~ about
thc l. y. PharmacopssiA. The doctors
say that Uncle sam recognizes altogether
too many kinds 81 medicine. and som" -
tine druggists. or pharnari-ts a. they
prefer Ia h. called. agr-s with the doctors.
Dean Henry Il. Rusby of the college u
pharmacy of Columbia University. United
states expert On tho qualifications Of
drugs Imported into New York aud
uharmacognu-i-t OF tho city's Health
Department. said to the druggists last
night
country who want 20 reduce the pharna-
roprPia and I dent blame them. They
say that lots of Substances IN the list are
not properly used fer medicines and |
agr,-e with Them. But some doctors, not
good doctors MAYBE. but still busy
patching up folks. some doctors Use these
substances and will ues them, pharna-
cop,pia Or none so they might a. well
b. listed and their purity made sure
The pharmacists seemed about equally
divided for and Againas Dean Rlisbyfs
views. Some Of them said that Il would
be bad business to quarrel with the doc
tors. with whom they had always been
enough at odds. Dean hIlsby said pri-
yately that doctors were the most arro-
CANT 81 men and he has been one.
The reason for the sudden and warm
controversy over the pharmacoppia 10
that the pharmacists from all over the
country hold their convention at Wash
inRton a month from now. May 7-e. Then
the Government medicine hook will be
revised either upward or downward and
which way u shall be revised IN exciting
as much bitterness and argument a. u 4
were the tsrih
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.
VIEW SKIN REMEDY
STOPS ALL ITCHING.
skin Troubles oG Adults and Infants
Quickly cured.

When " Is known that po-lam. tho new
skin discovery. will stop the torturou-
itching attending eczema with first applica-
zion and bring immediate relief and COM
fort to sufferers from all skin troubles ~
merit will b~ appreciated and ~ wonderful
succezs und~r-toOd On the tender skin 81
ChAting infants po~lam may no used With
SCOT hing and b~neficial effects II u Ap-
piled externally, and it, remarkable heal
ing powers begin AZ once.
All skin diHeases. including eczema. acne
herr~s. rash. letter. etc. weld Immediately
TO poslam. OCCASIONAL applications In
small quantities. will quickly banIsh pimpIeS.
hives. blackhrads. bloto hos and will relieve
and cure tchinR feet. scslv scalp. humors.
etc. 4 special So-cent package - prepared
for those who use poalam for thsse minor
skin trouhle% This. az well - rhe regular
two-dollar jar. II on sale At Heseman
Riker's. KAlishs. Kinsman's. JunGmann' :.
and other leading drug stores In New York
and Brooklyn.
An experimental supply OF poalsm may
be obtained freS Of charee by writing to
the Emergency Laboratories. 80 West
Twenty-nfth Street. New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-12
FOREST FIRES ~ MaRTLtND.
Thousands NJ Acres ~ Ttmb~r DESTROY ~
summer Hooters Narrow Escape

HAOERsroWN. Md. April II The fir,
brgad. 20 the Forestry Academy. Mount
Alto. assisted 10y $50 farmers and resi- =
dents ~ Rous@.rvill". Highfisld. Buena
Vista. Monterey and Blue Ridge summit
w"r. busy yesterday and last night fiEht-
ing forest fire.
The blazs caught near Bsartown. south
Maintain, and driven 10y a strong north
west wind burned everything before IL
leap.-d across the pike At RAngervill..
and caught ia. woods behind the Busna
Vista springs Hotel.
The large reservoir tank that supplies
the hotel and several sheds were de
stroy~d Cottages near the hotel were
ignited and u was only with great dim
culty that the main structure was saved.
The fire burnsd over q distance ~ six
miles and started near where the noun
tain fire that burned over ~ ght miles Of
timber was extinguishsd IN" previous
sunday, A thou.and acres OF timber vas
Another fire was raging about the same
time az Landovcr. neer the District 81
Columbia line. and thousands 81 dollars
worth Of timber. both standing and
stacked for shipment. vas destroyed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-12

Miss Elsie Leslie appeared for the
fir-s time IN the role 81 Ross Lans. the
leading woman in Alias Jimmy Valen-
tine a. wallack's Theatre last night
Forty New York Giants sat in thu boHss.
Lee Shufsrt has invited more than
1000 poor and crippled childrrn from
the achools 10 attend matinee perform
ans az the Hippodrome In the remaining
weaka OF the season AZ yeeter day q
matinee we're StS crippled children.
Amelia Bingham made her hrst APP
pearMnce in this country In more than
a wear At the American Music Hall yes
terday afternoon. She presented big
MoU,@nts iE Great PlAys.- the plays
beinR Nine Sann Gene la TOsca
and tSchool for Husbands.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-12
FINED Mrs. WOODS.
TheatrIraI Nsnag ser = VIE said she Didn 2
speed. hut Court Be1Ie' 81 Cop

Nrs Rose n Woods. wife of Al "
- 'he theatrical manager. was fined
s. y the Court II Special Sessions yes
'''1Ay for speeding her automobile She
-, arrested one afternoon recently ON
h..erside Drive She was accused Of
sg.rs ~ the rate % to enry miles an hour
'rs WOODS denied the charge. She
- hat she Was hemmed In between
% moving vehicles when arrested and
a. Erur-ths legal limit Mrs Woods
a. 10 ne -Tisd 10 get Out Of tho Lne ana
Il lIcenan told her ~ stop When she
2 not stop sTr sAid. abe vas arrested
re ss'd -hs had not been speeding az
q. Justice Ulmsted took the Police YER
= 'he caee. how ever. and fined Mrs.
V-a1- She rad her ans and hurried
o. - aer waiting au.o
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-12
actress DIVORCEs aCTOR.

sps,ilI Casis D.,pateA 10 rvs sun

spiral Cahs DesPsich 20 TVS Sun.
LoSDoN. April 1.-The Divorce Court
granted a de,'ree to-day to the actress
Madge Mcintosh. IN private life Margaret
Browne, divorcing her from her husband.
William Graham Browne. The divorce
Vas granted on evidence secured white
Browne vas playing in Israel in New
NOrk
Some time ago the wife sued Browne
for restoration - ConjuRal rights and
the courts granted her request. The
couple were married about thirteen years
ago Three years ago the husband &C.
cured separate apartments.
Mr. Browne ~ a leading English actress
who In perhaps not well known In America
although she has frequently appeared
there
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-12
wEMORIAL TO q. ~. HARTMAN
Orange County Read Improvement Asso-
cAnttan to Erect %.


MIDDLErowN. n. ". April 1.-THE
Orange County Horse and Road Inn
provement Association. of which 2. II
Hartman was the originator and moving
factor aud which decided 90 dissolve
after Mr.. HarTimans death. has decided
to keep the balance u money In it, treas
ury To erect n memorial 10 Mr.. Hartman
AZ a meeting composed Of former Gov
ernOr n. b. Odsll. Jr.. J. A. p. Ramsdell
Frank p. Wood. Charles &. Tegthoh
former secretary To Mr.. Hartman; G. II
u. Beaks and William n Royce. Goshen,
Orange county was selected as the place
for the erection u the memorial. A tablet
Of some sort will also be erected by the
committee on the first pieca OF road built
by Mr. Hartman at his own expense a.
an object lesson To the people u Orange
county.
Several persons have submitted designs
for the memorial. That ~ 4. Z. Rumsey Of
New York city conformed more nearly
To the ideas % the committee and will
probably he accepted. The design ~ tina
% fountain. which provides for bronzs
column extending from a right angled
base in the centre of the fountain. the
column tn he fifteen feet In height and "a
he arranged 10 a. to permit being lighted
by electricity az night. There will be
tablets on the side of the base for suitable
inscriptions.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-12
New PurschIal s-nssu Ter the nrsax

Plans have been filed for a new parochial
school 10 be- built from designs by Arohi-
tect Michael J. 0arvin for tho Roman
Catholic Church % 81 Peter and Sc.
Paul. 81 which the Rev William n
Murphy n rector. on Brook avenue north
Of Is0th street. II IL 20 be Of brick and
OrnAmsntal stone. with a frontage Of 6
feet and a depth % las feet. Il viii b
four seOrioo high and viii cost eAt0y0o0.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-12
s,x women Bansrupss Discharged.

IL was ladies day in the bankruptcy
court yesterday. Discharges in bank
ruptcy were granted TO Anne ID. Hatch q
20 West Ftfty-n strest. liabilities
o. 80. for wearing apparel. hotel btlls and
performer. liabilities $500; Ella Morten-
sen and Anna Collina. dreasmakers. liza
bilities $50. Helene q. De Forest. mil
liner. Kingston. " Y. liabilities Sas2
and Ella G Tompkins. milliner. Pough-
keepSie. liabilities S.ST3.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-12
CARLOTTA NILLSON ~ ~.
says she wants Iser PrOnts FrSm Ham
Interest m .'Th~ Nan sn the DOx.''

Carlotta Nilsson. the actress. has
brought suit against Walter y Law
renee and the John Cort Company. theatri-
cal managers. for an accounting OF tlIe
Profits ~ The Man On IN Boz since
August ? 1875. declsring that she owns
a half interest in the play. She says
the defendants have been receiving 'arge
amounts ~ money from u and wants
them enJained from producing It until
they settle
VI Lawrence says in his answer that
a. he~T Miss Nilsson haH oniv a half in
tersst ~ he right to produce he play,
the sane as he did. and that he -ettled
With hcr hefo-e the suit was brought
In his answ or No asked Supreme Cour,
Justice Blanchard 20 compel her 20 answer
that allegation. but the court held that u
could - threehed out ~ the trial
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-12

Sailing to-day by tho HOiland-Americs
steamship NoOrdAm. Tor Boulogns and
Il otterdaTn
DR. and 9lrr = a. FhzgersId, Mr. George
y. Foster. Mr.. and Mrs n. Hes and
Arthur n Kennedy.
Passengers ~ the Italian limo steamship
America. for tho Mediterranean:
Mr. and Mrs.. " J. Guard, Capt y W.
Gibson, the Rev > ~. Nardiello and Miss
Willie Mae Bolt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-12
us,noo,n Alumni WIN Ge, Together.

Tho American alumni Of Maynooth
College. near Dublin. Ireland. will attend
mass at ST. Joeeph's Catholic Church
in Baldwin avenue. Jersey City. Tomorrow
have q reunion and banquet at the Hotel
A~tor in Manhattan The Rev. Dean
= y. Smyth. rector % ~. Jo~eph's. who
will celebrate the mas, said yesterday
that there are about q hundred Maynooth
Colleg" graduates scattered throughout
the United States.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-12

barnard Gshvls 90 Act for mullni@g Funa.
So urgent 10 the need ~ barnard coll~gs
for larger facilities IN thu way Of studsnt
t,UiIdinRH that the class Of 1909 has do
cSdsd 90 repeat the play III We're King.
qiVsn by the.class a. in junior play Ia TIE
IAN Of Ioos. The play val b prodnoeq W
BrinckerhOn Theafrs on April - ana p
and on the afternoon and evening o.
April %. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-12
Old BressIyune. D,ne rose,n-r.

The Society OF Old Brooklvnites had
dinner last night in the Imperial. at
Fulton street and he'd Hook lane There
we're about two hundred persons present.
David \. Roody. Rresident o. the 80
Waahing ton Collysr. his predecessor.
spoke
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-12
ROCKEFELLER CLASS DINNER.
Get 90 LINtnE Wakes % . % Cent Meat.
but John d.. .Ir.. "a Reelected.

bat John d.. Jr.. "a Reelected.
The Rockefeller Bible Class q the Fifth
Avenue Baptist Church had it, annual
dinner last night IN tbs Sunday schoO
rooms Of the church. The election Oi
oiIiosrs wAs held. too. George y. TafsI
was rsslectsd president and John
ID. ROckcfelleT. Jr. was chosen VICE.
president again.
For tho first time. however, thers was
some opposition To him. M A. Nicholas
who ran against him. polled ~ votes. Mr.
Rocksfeiber getting "a Previously
although there was q name up against
Mr.. hocksgelleris, u was put there - q
matter of form.
Usually the class has a 80 cent dinner
hut this time the men,tsrs were notified
that the advance IN meat prices would
mean q % cent meal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-12

George BFoadhurst's comedy What
Hap1sned 20 Jones was presented BY
the students Of FOrdham University in
the college auditorium last night. The
Inc DIavsrs we're John y. white. 10:
Robert y. O'ROVrke. 10: Robert J. Silk.
~: Philip A. Mylod. ~; W. J. Convery.
~: Jo.sph McCanrey. ~; John a, Mi
Ioran, 80; janice =. keRan, IA; Edward
p Gilleran. 10: Joseph y. LArkins. n.
and Walter J. Black. II.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-12
,HERuaN's FIRST REVIEW.
Nl'e-President Inspects the Slst hegI.
ment and SEES " DriIl.

-e-Pr~sident sherman reviewed the
s"""r'v-4rs' Regiment. v -. y. y. in
r. a-T"rv AZ Park avenue and Thirty
'..-'a street last night. Hr entered the
az ~ a, 30 O'Clock escorted by Com
lir \ Capt Schumacher. Col. W. q.
Na'e- and the Nice-President made an
lsIs ton. Mr.. sherman said u was the
M giment he had viewed. lie met
.trfishOoters and expert marksunen
y p. regiment and after the drill had
~ "a the offioers mess. He left at n
'.. for Washington.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-12
nr-~ -r LesRps DauxhtrT 20 Marry
TO-senS

NJ F'UKEE. April Ii.-At the homo Of
'st', Pabst tomorrow afternoon Mis
tisa "mD. daughter Of the ~. louis
hr-u"r and a sister OG MFs. Pabst. will
b-cnr IN. wife 81 Thomas n. Wright.
: ouis business man. Ths cere-
Nc" NIL be performed by the Rev.
psN Jenkins Of lmmaBusl preaby-
,--sr hurch and the wedding trip Nill
% 20 Europe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-12

William "A. Crane beRan an enGAgensnt
at thu GaFrioiS Thestre last night in
George AIDES comedy Father and the
BCyl,' one ~ ths most popular pieces In
WHICH ho has apBaArod
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-12

90 sE:s g. s,s: 80. g T s;s,S. ss, ESi AZ
e.'sTased lo.iS cents psr Ssasas-AsS-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-12
MANUFACTURERS RECORD
BALTIMORE

Details are puhlished dalIy ny ~ of every new
Industrial railroad and nnanrtal enterprtae
started and every important building 10 be
erected IN the SDufh.