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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-11

or escort 10 the theater. Roy Neese,
a 2J-year-old youth, took oarbolic acid
In her presence and died few min
Utes afterward.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-11

THE EVENING PAPER
Is THE PAPER OF TO-
DAY. THE MORNING
PAPER OF YESTERDAY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-17
ALCOHOL FtTiL To GIRL.
Called In NJ . Drinking Party She Col
lapse. After Taking Liquor.

PATTERSON. Oct. ia.-Carrie Strong
oolor~d II years old. died to-day At the
General Hospital Of the effects Of liquor
given 20 her last night At tho home ~
MrS. Matilda Woolay. colored Of i39
SiNtHenthfav enue Mrs Wooley and four
Others are under arrest charged with
mRnslaughf
The child lived ~ iis Sixteenth ave-
nue. two doors from the Wooley home
She was playing in the street last night
with other children when, according 60
the Information gathered by the police.
Mrs. Woolev called TO her from a window
The girl vas introduced 20 Joe Peterson
and Albert II Jacobus. bothRcolored.
who came from Hackenaack 70 make
a call They had with them two bottles
~ gin n bottle ~ whiskey and a bottle
~ blackberry brandy. Carrie was in
duced 20 drink some ~ the liquor. Pet
ter-on and JAcobus. who were arrested
IN Hackensack this afternoon by Detcc-
tiva-iIord and Keppler and brought 70
Patterson. say that the girl. while slightly
under the influence 81 the liquor. took the
whisk"y bottle from the table and drank
from II. Then she collapsed.
Tn" girl was carried downstairs by
Patterson and Jacobus and placed on
an adjoining porch where she was found
unconscious by Policeman TEchuden
She never recovered CONSCIOUSNESS. The
physicians AZ the hospital saw that the
alcohol stopped the heart action.
Pet'sr-on and Ja~ob,H are married.
Mrs Woolsv'- sister. Jennie, and her
brother. David. who were also in the
party. are the others held responsible
for the child'R death.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-17

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~ urssniss-l sports IRE GONG o. ,spir,
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.r 'h~ same boss - fr--h man nath~.
rft'.,- f." wrlnTffv e hugk @y pltVer~
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only -rs,"b. 10 N-,'.--l..y pa.i
TIE -f..' t'u's A.. narks-i 10 everything
they 81 They ar~ marked and coached
..-t - u1-~f4liv IA hock.y - they az
Ir French ms ss-m. hardly far
u IL evident that som. % ths. athlsttr
enthusiasm h.t- a ~~ady gon. 2ar IN.
COLLEGE, had 20 bss canV a-s.s-i 20 get Kirl.
enough for The senior and junior teams
The spirit 81 playing has Weakened
lhl- rustus thar the tim. Vii. cpm- when
fh-r" will 10 nu field day The great
igu that has hv-sn d~riVssi from sports
Goa that day uf all days Tor the college
< no ,>.Il be-. hIt thing % the. past
Miss Elizabeth Wright instructor a.
Nttruf" says Athough the athl~ttC
syprtS U-rr h not count the girls any.
thing toward their dsgr~sp. there IL an
amount It enthu-lasm shown m all tn.
college .sam'- which can hardly h. said
'p h.' eNC'ilsi IA the study courSa- The
outdoor game. 10 has often been aald
teaches tn. man the EpiT.t Of fairness
aud COOPERATION. The outdoor game
Will do thu same thing for the girl aud
- - dong that ~ coura. Radcliffe
girls vii probably never be developed
Iu a'hl"'ICs 20 the po@ltion where they
can successfully compete with the Har-
ward man. That seems hardly probable,
hut there - great progress In athlete 90
going on a. Radcliffe All the-sA games,
including tho baseball team Sports ar.
carried on under AS exact a system ~
are the study courses
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-17
pL4GrE or BEES ~ THE CITY.
the, swarm In Candy stores Near COlum-
hlA-l.IrI L1ghIlnE Them.

Not since Nicholas de- Peyst"r had a
farm near Columbia JnivarsItys site
on which ha "a SOD bees has Morningstde
Heights saen 50 many 81 thos" insects
As are now visible. Persons who cell
swcatmsats are especially wretched.
Swarms ~ baas colleCt daily in the candy
store windows and defy any on" IN dis
tlrb them.
These bees have haen particularly
active IN the cor fertion-ry shop Of II. S.
Hawkins az $3.50 Broadway. They have
bitten his clerks until on" Of he girls
whom, he anplovs has turned bee killer.
She usaS a strong insectIcide which she
carries in a Tin can 70 which Ia attached
a blower Her invention promises u
bring her reward. for she has been called
t,pon 70 iIee II in other stores.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-17
p. n. r. MEN RESTLESS.
Charge That Under OmrIAIs NTlsinterprel
Agreements Recently Made.

WPITTsBrRo. Oct IA 4 feeling of'unrsst
has come over many ~ the 900 en-
ployee@ 81 the Pennsylvan iatRailroad On
the PittsburR division. which extends
from Pittsburg 70 Altoona
The under officials who como in direct
contact with the men are accused ~ not
trying to carry out provisions ~ the
agreement ent cred into recently between
employees and tho road and an appeal IL
being mad. to the higher authorities
for immediate redress
This afternoon there was q spectral
secret meeting ~ the different grievance
committees ~ the Pennsylvania arn-
ploy~es IN Pittsburg About two score
specifc grievances were taken up by the
Different committees and thr~sh"d out
completely and most ~ them were later
sent direct 10 General Manager Meyers
Of the road ~ Philadelphia
Members ~ IN" different unions after
the uccttnRs declared confidence IN Pr"~I-
dent Mo rea and ~ tn" gcneraltmanH ger.
hut declared that tn" INTERPRETATION Il
agreements Ehsn left ~ the under officials
~ aRaiu-t IN" men n was alsO said hat
prey iotis ~ today about fifty violations
~ the agreements had been sent direct 10
the philadelphia headquarters within IN"
last month. hut ~ yet nothing has Teen
heard - them
Dispute on yavr1en' ~ overtime appears
20 b. the principal trouble II was learned
tonight that many of the men declined
a. receive their pay Last pay day because
the overtime they alleged Was due them
was not included
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-17
HORSE BUSHES INTO LAKE,
nan Away IN Prospect Park ami Dashed
sHto the water.

hors" attached 80 a buggy and driven
Nv Adolph kri"h"r. u lawyer. whose resi-
d"nca - 7S7 Hals"v street. BROOKLYN. i've
came frightened Yesterday after
noon in Prospect Park and after running
away plunged into th" las'
Mr Eru"h"r and Miss Iron" Doosy
~ Igsu Jefferson avenue. Brooklyn. who
WA Nt'h him. wore thrown out m ~"
runaway and inIur"i .hghtlv Thev go
'i-si t--r-tdnc,, ard were tnk"n horn"
lr tu auturu"br" The buggy was deniri-
i-hsdi Wh"n IIf' -frrIck = lamppp~i. nu'
rho frightened horse kept on ~ high speed
that caused HIM 10 20 into the lax. ~ a
turn IN the road.
The shallow water brought the horsa
20 ais senses and be was led out.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-17
THE WEATHER rms WEN.
Conditions Depradrnt M the Movement
of the west India Hurricane.

WAsHtNGroN. OCT. IS-The Weather
Bureau issued the following special bull
letin tonight
-Abnornallv low pressure still persists
over Alaska. and IN consequence gen
orally fair weather promises TO continue
during the greater rort ion ~ the coming
week over the interior of the country
a. far west a. the Rocky Mountains.
In the Atlantic States conditions are de-
pendent upon the At present very I'M
certain movement Of the West India
hurricane. hut In any event rains that
NAV occur will be limited 20 day or two
during the first half Of the week In the
south Atlantic States general rains are
Indicated for Monday and possibly Tues
day with the recurring OF the West India
81 Orrn 90 the noTt heastward.
A. whole temperatures will be above
he average for the season except IN the
South, where they will he about normal
or slightly lower for n few days"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-17
DEMOCRATIC car FOR CaSH.
Everybody Invited ts Help Nip New Va
tionAIism In the IRud

The Democratic State committee hone.
that everybody who wants To dowr
Roosev-ltlsm will chip in and help paw
the campaign expenses - John A. Diz
and the other candidates An appeal for
funds addressed to the people generally
was handed out yesterday by Secretary
John 4 Mason ~ the State committee
Mr. Mason was asked n Carnegie's $50 90
check had turned up yet.
4 guess that check belongs 10 the Mrs
Harris club said Secretary Mason
W" don I know anything about II up
her" and n ss"ms as II We ought To know
Il S50.9H checks are hunting Tor US
Here - the appeal for funds
The executive committee Of the Demo-
craft" state COMMITTEES makes to he citizens
" this STATE regardless Of partV an appeal
for The funds necessary to carry on The work
NJ m" campaign and 10 paw the many legi'i-
mate expenses incident thereto
Ordinarily n party appeals for such help
only To iis members But We feel that there
are issues In this fEh' which - transcend
N importance all party ties and ~ affect
all who place patriotism above party a. 10
Justify and require the giving Of an oppor-
tunity to all to share IN the work and have
Cred,' In the triumph.
The menace ~ Rooseveltism and HE new
nationalism hangs like . pail over the State,
pAralyEing industry and destroying bust
ness confidence. which have already been
injured nv tho was'Nful and sxtravasant
expenditures 81 public money In State and
nation and by the corruption laid bare In
oinciAl life a, Albany
Democratic victory will mean the reafora-
ton ~ confidence. an end 70 extrav ance
and tho return Of business methods. with
tranquility and order TO tho Transaction Of
public business
Under these conditions re appeal con-
nd.ntiy for help to all tho people Of the
state
Clerks may be sent 20 any member Of the
executive committee. whose names and
addresses follow. or to Arthur 4 Mclean.
treasurer. ~ West Thirty-fourth street
WILLIAM y. RopIK. Chairman. % West street
WINFIELD 4 HCPPTCH. ~ OF rto. Hudson Falis
ARrHrR \. MCLEAN. treasurer. NsWburgh
JoaS \. Mason. secretary. al Past i3oth street
simon W. Rosenda,e. Albany seymour Van
Santvoord Troy: John DALEY SIC a "
Building. Rochester: Charles . fireman Ithaca
Herbert Hssr BuhAto. ". Caryi Ply. Buffalo
William church Osborn. Garrison. Richard 7
Wilson. Jr ~ Wall street. Nathan Straus. Bruad
10 West PiEhiy- second street. , hsrles .. murphy
rs Past Seven tenth street. John ? Calvin al
Riverside Drive Prank Sc. Patterson. = William
street. Antonio yucca. . West broadway. John
" Weber. ~ Beiyiderc street. Brooklyn. Arthur
: Soners. 80 sterling piare Brooslyn. FdVard
norton Glen Cow t5ouverneu Morris Carnoc han
New CD. Charles y. Buiyer. O>Wegn. ThorAs
Mott O~horne. Auburn william Gardner.
Amsterdam. a. G. ZabrSkie. Barrytown.
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We r.rmS, rev sUB~IN
Is-s,s~sastr s4s,srssr 80 ts.a~~si~as ~
ftsa~- 80 Wakr Fvassstse.

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49, Ws~aS com uHs nj Fufun~F
Jb.-f Iisf... -.rns.an b Haidw ~. fh~
Is-uu~saf.s anuin-. f1r t,"y-rrr- q
Junu-cttrsis TO-DAY .n q l-sr~s 20 enc state
u,u.in..- Men. N---"rsftan gave 'H"
-,i@ulIs.r. % rin5i-r-'snli' fa' = h.' ns -, .
O,pv-fnor 20 ,unu~-'irIt DE- oil NJ. 10 .n
sutouaton
Ne raz a-s.d % '~u ths a--"s ~
what ~ httltud- wo,ild p. en- fhs ~. 30
ofappotntins r,.tn hes rfa rubl4r o. W
rrmrni--ton Ia r-piy 30 sad
20 cbo--n - hil that po-i'ion ! shall
assume 10 fr.- FROM any pledge a. 20 NV
usflctal conduit mat uosilt dep-ud. IN
every Instant "a my beat Iudgn-n'
az tho tame FORMED after a. careful con
s,d~rIi,on a. co',ld give 10 all the r~a-
-rn- Tor and against The action To 10
tak~p
= heliev~ IN 'h~ political philosophy. a.
~ thus point ot Edmund Hurss The
Governor 70 q state v the guardian ~ IN.
interests 1t IN. whole p-opl. ~" must
serve them according 20 Vhat - his t.--t
judgment a. the time when h~ - called
o. act lie must be- a man. not an au-
tomaton'
IN. officers ~ the Stat.. Business Mems
Association have drafted an act provid-
ing for the appointment and the duty
~ a public servtCe corporation commission
and in their letter To- Judge Baldwin then
remarked that the association under
stood when drafting the act. that the State
had no authority over the matters relat-
ing To Interstate commerce
Judge Baldwin has informed the AsAo-
citation that their understanding IL hardly
correct, and h. added
The State has considerable authority
over such matters when 10 does not
assume To deal with them ~ as directly
10 burden or restrict such commerce II
doer not sem Ia me that your bill goes
beyond these limits II IL Therefore INV
opinion IN reference TO your question.
Would the bill drafted by this associa,
tions in your opinion, Il enacted into Law;
be- construed by the courts a. an attempt 3
10 Civ" the proposed commission powers !
over Interstate commerce and therefore
be Unconstitutional for that reason?
That IL would not be 30 construed nor
be- Unconstitutional for that reason IL nv
oplnionI az a lawyer OF a legal question,
and ] think | can give IL without i'm
propriety. There would h. serious Diff
Culties Of administration IN respect To the
facts which could he taken into account
IN fixing rates and the exercise ~ tho
night To prescribe terms Of services But
they would not, in nv Judgment; affect
the ConstituiiOnalty 81 the proposed act
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-17
kIILED ~ AFRO SHtSH.
Hotel Keepers Gar skIds In Mud. Hits Q
Post and Turns over.

SPRINGFIELp. Mass. Oct is.-Iames J.
Ralrton, aged IL. proprietor ~ \ hotel
in Holyoks was instantly killed when
his ant pmohile crashed into a fence post
NJ West Ho,yok. carry this morning.
\ young woman who gave the name ~
Miss Mccarthy and who was riding on
the from seat with Roardon bad one arm
broken. bu' 4. T.. Cay"r and Miss Nc
Donald. both Of this city. who were in
IN" raar sat escaped with slight injuries.
The party was returning 20 Holyoke
from This Citv soon after midnight.
The auto was travelling AZ n fast clip.
m" rear Wh-cl- SIX idd"d IN the mud a.
"A curve in 'he road Was met The ma
chiu- hl' IA" post Reside the highway.
hruk. IN" front axle and hen Cap-izad in
q ditch Retrdon was pinned beneath
= he car and or Ished "a death. hut the other
Occupants were hurled heldlonE from
: heir r4slfs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-17

oct II The severe storm which vas
n1r'sd IN The Gulf ~ MeHico vas somewhere n
inc soI'hVsst u the Florida peninsula yrster
day
P,ia vas f,ll'rE sIonG the East Gulf coast with
Indications ~ high winds In the Gun.
5 few -cAt'~red showers we're also reported
IN 'he ry'r~rns southwest and in NE northern
.-r'lon - 80 LAKE reg tons. Pt~ewhere the
IVES 'hsr vss fair
y WAS slightly cOolsr n the Southwestern
states sud IN tho ~er'Vni NOcky Mountain states.
AMI slightly warmer IN n"AT.y al other distyiets
but fhere Wrrr no PItrsrn~ changes In any section
Uris. - fIgh o-shor~ WINS prevailed along
the middle Atlantic snd N'v England coasts
ln ihis ,fy ne day "a, fair slightly warmer
h-!,k ~ nigh westerly vtHd- Ayr-aEs humidity.
- r.r cent hsrumr'sv. corrected - r-sd ~ 80
ls,-. a'sN Il rs7s So " gs7l
The temperature y~-'crdsN. - recorded by the
-. ..aI ihrrmou'rt"r. T. shoAH IN the anneted
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-17
Hanged Himself In the woods.

William Haywood of Cornell place.
wandering through q woods "A the Little
Glove road IN West Brighton, Richmond
Borough. Yesterday. came upon the body
81 man Apparently the man hanged
himself on Saturday 60 a thin limb ~
tree and this had broken under his
weight The rope was still fast about
the neck II the corpse and the broken
limb lay beside the body Coroner jack
son took charge 81 II There was nothing
IN the pockets 10 establish identity
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-17
UNIONS PART ~ Politics.
Labor Men to Meet On Thursday TO Con-
slider Endorsements.

Tho general committee NJ the Federated
labor party of New York met yesterday
70 take mp ~" question of indnrsirg
candidates The committee has pre-
pared lat and has r""r we'd Requests
for Inducements from q number ~ candi-
dates which will be- submitted To- a con-
evening 40 Brevoort Hall. 10 East FiftN-
fourth street
At IN" meeting Yesterday 'h. names
e tho candidates for oftro - tho Erptib-
h"an and Democratic larttas wrr' '.Ibu-
lated along with q bri"f statement 20 how
they have stood with regard H. MEASURES
"a thp internzt ~ ~" worker.
The leaders 81 Tho parry cay that " Il
tho intention after this years cArnpai IN
20 extend tho party and establish branches,
IN other cities with the idea Of making
Il q national body in Iet7.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-17

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-17

H4g4ra' tens. nature. -. ~ y
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NDtTOw
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varia Ssv tSrssv. DsiAvArr snd MARYLAND. fair
m. ias anf ~ n1rrow. som~whst rD0lsE to-day.
moderate gafah'@ uf1ds
For vnstsrn NeE York western Pennsylvania
and Ohio fair to-day AMI probably 70 uoTow:
light variable Wtnds.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-06-06
Tho Fairies In Ireland.

There are many sorts of fairies in
Ireland. The trooping clans, the
friendliest, wear green jackets. and the
solitary fairies wear red. According
to McAnally, Il peasant once witness
ed battle between them. and wheI
the trooping fairies began to win he
was so overjoycd Ito see the green
above the red" that he gave loud
hurrah& Immediately al vanished
from view, and he found himself
thrown headlong in the ditch In Mr..
Pcats' classification the weird but not
unkindly mcrrows or sea fairies. come
next, then the fairy doctors and
witches, who inhabit puddings and
pots, bewitch butter. steal milk and
the like; the banshces, not always
harbinsers of death; the leprecaun. or
fairy shoemal;ers. the only industrious
persons among them" for they dance
their shoes away in n single night;
tbe pookas, first cousins Of the Scotch
brownies. who for their sins are ohlis-
cd to help the housewife with niSEily
elfin labors; the giants. the ghosts and
the satanic race Of demon cats. ana
last, the kings. queens, princesses.
earls and ENTHUSIASTICALLY Il. Cleg-
horn In Atlantic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-06-06
AIexnr0ria Gazeffe.
MONDAY EVENING. JUNE 6, 1910.
Whv the Vases Were Valuable.


There's china expert in one or Tue
large department stores here who has
an amusing little trade Of bis own CT
the side. 1t is nothing more or less
than deciding the value Of rare china
or glass ware broken by careless serV-
ants or packing houses.
at requires a lot Of diplomacy, too
he said, with laugh. mot so very
long ago | was called III to arbitrate
between an irate householder and one
of the big moving firms. She said with
sobs that the movers had broken O
pair of vases which she valued at 500
The movers, although willing to make
restitution, considered the sum exor.
bitant. Well, looked at the pieces
and found the value about $50. / told
the woman so quietly. I know that,
she sobbed, but they belonged to my
mother-in-law, and my husband will
think l made the men do it purposely
unless get lot for them
And 1t was not until the men had
promised to prove they had done ii
accidentally that the lady was content
to accept the S25." Philadelphia
Times.