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Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1910-08-05
Jack johnson Sued for a Bust.

New York-Cartaino Sciarrino, an
Italian sculptor, Tuesday brought suit
for $4,000 in the courts hese against
Jack Johnson, the pugilist. Sciarrino
claims this amount for making bust
Of the champion in bronze.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1910-08-05

Cholera spreads IN Russia because
much difference living under the car
and dying with the cholera At least
that appears to be the Interpretation
they neglect to take the most ordinary
precautions
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1910-08-05

Behold how blessed we are with the
abundance Of the earth-green corn.
tomatoes, peaches, cantaloupe, GYM
lings and ice cream soda!
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1910-08-05
REGIMENT Home From Alaska.

San Francisco.-The Twenty-secOnd
United States infantry, which ar
rived here Sunday on the transport
Buford, after two years of service at
Alaskan ports, Tuesday started for
Fort Sam Houston, Tex.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1910-08-05
The Real Thino.

F., /"You say your husband was cut by
his neighbors at the party?"
"Yassah, OATS 30, sab"
Did they cut him with malice pre-
tense?"
"No, sab; wiz a razah, sah."
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1910-08-05

congress in the Ninth congressional
district. Judge Ruben E. Roy of Troy!
was nominated by the Republicans
Mr.. Clark says he will now give all
most his entire time to his party try1
ing to elect the ticket and redeen4
Missouri
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1910-08-05
SWANSON APPOINTED TO SENATE

Governor Mann Names Former Execu-
tive to Replace Senator Daniel.
Richmond, Va. Governor Mann
signed a commission appointing ex-
Gov Claude A. Swanson of Chat
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1910-08-05
Storm browns 200 Fishers.

storm OFOWnS ZUO iSHSIS.
ST. Petersburg Two hundred fish
ermen have been drowned by
the capsizing of their boats during
typhoon on the River Amur, near
Nicolayevsk.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1910-08-05

What would the vaudeville singer
who had his upper lip treated by q
chiroDodtst do for q COTE?
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1910-08-05

Drought Curtails Gold Output.
Fairbanks, Alaska-The severe
drought in the Tanana valley has
curtailed the gold output for that dis
trict, the water shortage greatly re.
ducing sluicing operations.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1910-08-05
WEAK KIDNEYS WEAKEN
e. THE WHOLE BODY.

No chain Is stronger than its weak
est link. No man Is stronger than
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1910-08-05

Tips you get are almost as worth
less az those you give.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1910-08-05

After a dog has INDUCED in short
pants he usually goes in swimming.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1910-08-05
Imnortantto Mothers


Examine carefully every bottle OF
CASTORIA, safe and sure remedy for
infants and children, and see that 1t
signature sss's s's lMAzzzw
In Use For Over 80 Years.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-26
AMEND THE CONSTITUTION.
t,ne % IDanA's Resolutions Passed IneFeas-
Ing Terms oT I.sElslators OthrrS Pail.

ALBANI May Is Asuemblyman Charles
4 Dana Of Ne~ York to-day succeeded In
getting but one Of his series Of proposed
constitutional amendments PASSED by the
Assembly Nv a decisive vote the con
current resolution increasing the terms
81 once II senators from two % four
years and the terms IT Arsemblvmen from
one 20 two years was adopt 81 and WAS
hustled over 10 the Senate In the senate
the resolution WIS referred 10 the judi
cary COMMITTEE
The Assembly killed Mr. Dana's PROPOSE
tons 20 am end the Constitution 10 give
the Governor and Lieutenant Governor
four wear terms u ofics and creating
biennial -sssions II the lIegisl allure
Mr. Dana had two other resolutions a.
COMPROMISE Tor biennial sessions. one
creating a long and shori Legislative
wear. the latter 20 he No longer than forty
days m every even numbered year. and the
other AMENDING the Constitution 20 give
the Legislature in the short year The right
10 pass only neCe=sary appropriation and
State department bills Roth II ths-s.,
resolutions iailed 10 get sufficient votes
/ Tor passage and Mr. bana had the c,isfo-
uaFN multUu Io fFtfHlsiuf-T tire vote lad
on the table. "a be- called up b.fOr- th.
Friday noon final adjournment chr"kz
his efforts
Speaker Wadsworth good naiuredly
took the defeat u he iavOrits short ballot
proposition, which was eml,Odisd ia he
last Oi Mr Dana's series u proposed con
stitutiOnal amendments calling for the
election by the people u only the Cover
nor. Lieutenant Governor and Comp
trOller The resolution proposed ~ amend
the Constitution 20 give the Governor
the power 20 appoint State officers under
the comptroller who are nov elected
speaker WadswOrth cast one " the
twenty five votes In favor ~ this reaolu-
ton Majority leader Merritt. Jesse \
Phillips and some 81 the other warm
supporters u the Speaker were recorded
among the eighty-siK opponents Of the
measure
Speaker WadsWorth had made some
stronA speeches during the year in favor
u this proposition and there was a general
laugh following the announcement at
the vote. IN which the Speaker himself
ioined
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-26
DIED..

BLAKF On May q, 1910. 81 BsFtslsy. o.
william PhiDps Bake Of New Havsa. Goa
in she Nth year 81 his age.
Notre Of funeral hereafter.
BRFNNRR On May 3. 1870 suddenly. y -
tth year Of his age, William 1ackuoa ngunn9
younger son oi samuel X. BFemnsF. n. D.
and laura Jackson nremneT
Services Thursday. May -. ~ 10 We1t ~
-. at O'Clock.
briggs On May =. suddenly. NJ, Higan q
Drirgs In she s2d year Of hts age.
Funeral from his late residence. 100 West ~
-. at p ~ May - intermeat cypss
Huls.
ELDER on May 3. 1910. At ne rssidas 4
his son. SIS IlongHOod av ne Rsy io11lA
FREEMAN RideF. d. D.. IN hs I1d year
services a. Fifih Avenue Bapast Churh Pnaag
evening % O'Clock.
MITCHELI.- On Wednesday. Nay s. ai m ~
denrs. - West iOm st.. Cornelius Bsuia
Mitchell son u the hie Judge NHHhH
Mitchell.
Funeral services win he held At 81 Nsfr'
Church. n av and ION 81. on saHra@
morning May =, 81 10 O'Clock.
MORRIS On Wednesday. NAY =. 1910. 81 Ea1
beth. y. j., Reherca r.. widow Of ohafs
q Morris. In her soth year. Funeral scrvrs
hNuef iatf testucnces ~ Nofta nfuaa - So
beth. NJ, On Friday. Nay y. II II Az
ROWE. On May u. nav Rove. Services nm
FUNERAL CHuncH,- 2ti West iad 81 PAAss
2. CAsFRELL Bi.Dol. WEDNESDAY. 70
sTEBBINS. On May u. Roswell ous. susasna
Of Louise Stebblns. aged ~ year
Serviccs TIVE FuNURAL CMuHrH, eti toN~
I'D ~ lFEANG p. CaaPnHiL BLDab. rslfs
day evening. o'ciock. Relatives and hir,eA
also membrTs af Manitou LOdgs, p A n
columbian Commandery No {, <. T. "
Consistory Ancient Scotush Ns. also ns1
hers 81 4. a. n. of the mystic Shfins hss's
Temple. are respectfully invited - t''sni
STFPHENS On May -. Ogden s'ephsaa
Chicago services TIE FUNERAL CHrieL
81 West I'D a. lCAMFHELL BLpo Do hN
ment WoodlaWn
sWAN-On May -. 1870 a. his fssi1enef -
Madison az, after q thoTt illness, Cnn-
Fitch swan. Funeral services a. ~ aNl"
idencs On saturday hftcrsoon. May ~
oc'0rk lnterment a. Woodsgu. baHa.
Rochester and Phlladeiphia papers pisasfeo"
THOMPSON. On Monday. May =. after inal
illness. Charles H Thompson. n ha sn'a ~.
Funeral services ~ his h,e rssdsnes
itih a.. Murray Nh. Flushing L 7.
Wednesday evening. NAY 3. o'
Funerai private. kindly orii' fousrs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-26
THREE EXCISE bills PASSED
ORe Limits the Number sf sAlOans ID
ENeTy $40 % PSpuIAtIoa.

ALBANY. May Is As-emblyman Bot
COnklin II New York had the vote by
which the State Excise Departments
amendment to the Raines law Was lost
Yesterday recOnsidered to-day. and by q
vote ~ NJ "a ~ passsad the measure The
hill limits the number Of saloons 20 one
for every ~ Of the population and
prOlsugs the -eyeopener7 hour Tor Opening
saloons 10 q O'Clock In the morning instead
Of a. the present law provides
Ass-mhlyman GOnklin cut "a debate
on the bill to-day by moving the previous
question after b. called up his motion TO
reconsider from the table The New York
Democrats objected. but the motion pre-
vailed by a vote 81 ~ 10 IS and on the
roll call for final pasSage the vote was
Ayes. rs. NOES. ~ I he II the first of the
series u excise law amendments recon-
mend.-d by State Excise Commissioner
element "a pass
SENATOR Bracket to-day tried 20 have
the senate Taxation Comnitsse discharged
from his bill rXts'nding lOcal option to
cities Of the third class Ne failed bv a
vote II ay-s 4. nO-s 81
later Asssmblynan Cunkln pasS.-,l two
mOrs. Of the series Of hillr recommended bv
state EHci~s Commissioner is.nent one.
providing that SUSPENSIONS ~ sentences
m Crises ~ violators % the law shall anount
20 the same ~ conviction a. Tar a. tbs.
rrvOcniiou uf the oHrnders hoanss IL con
CeTued. aud the bil extending the area
~ territory Ia which a. approval Of a
liquor certificate must H. secured from 30
TO ND feet Two other excise halls went
over until tomorrow
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-26
GOVERNORS ISLAND PARTY.
Ns Hattie ~ BsReat Of Army Relief So
elety, bat Plenty % DANCING.

ThraP per-On- who went TO Governors
Island Yesterday afternoon ~ attend tho
annual garden party Tor the benRt 81
the Army Relief society insisted that
the function was a Fat failure rhsy wers
two small boys ia MILDLY suits and a
weary looking woman In a daFk blue
tailored suit who accompanied them
Grass couldn't have been grsener or
more velvety than Il was on the parade
ground. Never was there more glorious
sunshine for part Of the time. or prsttier
girls In more enhancing frocks. o. more
generous slabs ol pink and green ice
cream. or more soul satisfying lemonade
The hand played patriOtically and rag
timely and dFeamily. and the pretty girls
danced IN the officers clubhouse. Sol-
disrs m gray lined up on the parade
ground and marched and cOuntsrmaruhei
and did ali sorts n things with their mus
ksts
but What was all this but mere chiId's
play and empty show There waH M
hattie A sentinel ~ two walked sleep
ily up and down the rampar's q For
William without even q pretencs ~ acan-
ming tho horizon Tor an approaching
enemy Obviously too the sentinels
knew what they were about. for no enemy
appeared.
Z told you this wouldn't he any Rood
announced the larger Of tho two hovs
after the trio had tested tho relative merits
n the various refreshment tents. and
later had watched the Seventh drill
for Col. Appleton.
-Dtdnt yOu saw, 1immins. that we'd
- aOnns real soldiers anale the walla
Of the fort and kill 90 capture ell he msn
insids2-
shut up. you rstOrtsd th@ smaller
boy. MY papa'r q captain IN that regi-
ment, and it's the hest regiment In the
world. and tho bFavest too
real soldier explained that the reason
there wasn't any hattie Was because there
were only two companies on the island
and they had 70 do guard duty. In spita
~ the fact that the great feature % former
garden parties Was missing and missed
most of the gitosta assursd 20 have a
very good time. and the floor u the a.
sernbly room In the clubhouse wash Z
nearly big enough 10 accommodate al
thnse who wanted % dance.
The guests were raoeivpti Nv Gen. and
Mr.. Hove and Mrs Daniel lamont. a.
sisted nv the officers Oi tho branch. Among
those present were Mrs. GaynOr and Me-
Gayn0r, Cen and Mra Howe Mrs Il "A
lsham, Miss BiReloW. Mrs. Henry llisehoF
Mrs. Guy Howard Mrs ArJaFnua Ward
ADMIRAL leutze and Mra. ieutgc. Mrs..
ffancis Bacon Jones and Miaa Marble.
NE. hla1el bage cent q ccntribulinu
q 600 20 tho fund.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-26
nor HELD As A LEPER.
the GeFmanla Put Ellm Ashore ~ We VA
About 20 Return 10 siclly.

About 10 Return 10 Sicily.
N. Ia YAH. - IN. u,d.,, St-.s,
=, - !.
h"-pl'Ai "eheNes uiAt w mas iOui,u
case IT leprOsy IN young Italian whom
he attended az the Italian EmigrAnts
Uou,a AZ i9a broad street last NIGHT
A., -, =, 49,, -. g., g.,
% =, ~.
board OF heaIth visited ths Ooy IN the
hospital aud ordered him a. lie treated an
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-26
NCOME TAX DEFEATED.
Andrew y. MURRAY Lacks one VSte % Gee
u neGore the Assembly.

ALBANT. Nav "a Assemblyman An
drew y Murray Of New YOFk had anot her
hard and unsuccessful day With his Fed
eral income tar proposition to-day. Mr..
Murray Yesterday gave notice that he
intended to-day to call up his motion TO
suspend the rules Of the House in order
to ct the resolution Of senator Daven-
port. pascal by the Senate aud which
proposed To cOmmit the Legislature Ia the
feSieral income tar scheme. before tho
Assembly, Mr.. MuTray's resolution, diff
ferrnt from the davenport resolution IA
but a word or two. has tVioe failed to get
sufficient votes in the Assembly.
The Assembly. however. refused to-
day Ia suspend the rules az MIR Murray
request. II required ssventy-siG votes %
suspend tho rules. hut the motion Ia
reconsider was lOst by vote 10 Is u o..
This ends the income tax agitation Ia the
Legislature this year.
From the outsst to-day Mr. Murray
was kesping an eye ON tbs roll calls a.
ccrtaining ID all IT the As.smblymrn we're
present There we're ssvuntosn absent
when Mr. Murray bsgAn and he postponed
calling up HE motion until later
When he again deClded to attempt O. get
the resolution before tho lluus. there " are
twenty ab-snte.,. Finally Mr. Murray
thought his chance had Cums and he
sprAng az It, Mr. Murray appealed To
thOss " ho favored the income tar amend
msnt 10 vote for his motion a. suspend
tho rules Va order thai tho vote on thlS
motion would Indicate ths Assembly,
feeling a. 10 how u wanted - vote on the
Davenport resolution.
Majority Leader Merritt insisted that
there had been no change in the prevail
ing sentiment against the incons tar
proposition and he urgei that the Assem-
bly, refrain from laying aside any Of liz
important rules. As-emlyman Wis
mach raissd the point ~ order that the
proposition hal already besn disposed
OF Ia the House
Speaker WadsWorih while opposed IA
the Davenport aud Murray resolutions
ruled that the resolution could properly
be discussed II the HOusr wanted the rifles
suspended speaker Nadsworth sad he
appreciated the fact that the resolution
was 81 great importance aud the Assembly
should decide itself a. a. just what should
he done with u. Mr. Murray and every
Une else Who wanted 10 discussed the
motion freely after which Mr. Murray
suco-eded In rallying only seventy-fve
votes. one lacking u the necessary sew
enty-siK votes for favorable action On the
resolution. and Il was lust this time for
goud
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-26
The Genet Kept Them on, late.

Charles Fagelson. u years Old. Of ~
and Dave Rnsenhaus u IS Monroe street
we're picked NJ AZ n O'Clock on Tuesday
night AZ the New York end 81 the Brooklyn
Bridge
When they we're arraiRned In the Chill
dren'S Court yesterday and accused 81
having improper guardianship FagslsOn
said n Justice HOyt:
4 90 % Public School "a. a. Hester and
Norfolk streets. and W. had 10 hand in a
composition On the comet to-day
thought the hest place 10 49, II vas the
Brooklyn Bridge and my friends, waving
his hand toward the two RoSsnhaus boys,
was helping me-
All three were discharged.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-26
MRS COFFIN ASKS DIVORCE.
Papers Served ~ New YsFk Broker 90
Father-lB-IAW'B Home.

TAUNTON. Mass. May at became
Known to-day that Tristram r. Conn.
New York. bgoksT. had been
sued for divorce. Papers we're served
last night on Conn. who II 10 az
the home Of his father-ln-laW in North
Attlsboro. The suit. Il u said. came AZ
a oomplsts surprise On Mr. Conn. Mrs.
Coffin charges her husband with cruelty
and intoEioati0n. In tho papers which
were fled here In the Bristol county court
Mrs. Conn hsks for alimony and the
custody Of her two children.
Mrs. Conn y the daughter Of Ira Rich
ards u North AttlebOrO. For aix mOnths
Mrs. Conn has heen staying at the hone
~ her parehta. Mr.. COfHn went there
from New York q month ago. He was
very sick and two NURSES have been at
tending him.
hrs. COINS brother. Ira Richards. r..
alan q member % the New YORK atark
EHchangs. came 10 North Attlsboro three
days ago. u was through him. Il h aAld,
that the divorce ulHt was begun.
The kiCharda family Il one 81 the
Wealthieat n southeastern Masaachunstis
Mr.. Richards senior Ia a manufacturing
tswellar. The Collna we're MARRIED aipTIii
i've years ago. I'h1iF wsddinR - -
most elabCgats Attlsboso ever saW.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-26

INFORMATION wanted Of ne uherrsno -
ben Levy nov nineteen year % age. has ".
hair and blue f1fa. Nevrntrfn years So ~
Levy and his vile. Bessie Levy. arrives ~
ruuntrJ from Lnndon With their TO sons' 1i-.s
and nen me aufhnriEes AZ Eliis ialahd 49,
he two rnlklrea ID 4 hospital uuhnogn -.
parent. claiming they had ne measls.- ~
HJr rrnflrsf IL f~Ee tts5r hrrne " - rFfsssi ~.
being tod That the aeteaflna psTtad ~ tHrl -
nHys uas not ended. several DAYS lat.I ~ 80
A. III vi here M. hr1fhsT "a - mat hs I'D -
taken away ann vas weli Wh1n ~ pafl.l ~
him. Inquiry resulted In ne answer ~. n
boy uus dead and lufuTmaiiol o. ~ et.ll...'s- -
uiinl authnrtiea The parents WeTe Feil N
and "a not have ne mrana N 90 -
although tngy Eiet az uueh a. dlaT c9ll = IA
rr1hatinW IN WEu V0Tt. Arv inielU
- gratefully received " y ~
ulfuunt llrzt, NcrlTrl4gl, On
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-26
HOTEL mas DOCTOR ARRESTED.
the Woodward says Preterlck o. MSsFe
OwrS a Beard nlll 81 sSa go.

DR. Fredsrick y, Moore. a physician
rant charging him with violating the
hotel act 10y failing 10 pay 10 the HOte !
Woodward. al Fifty-iifth street aud Broad
way a board bill for $40. The con .
piainnni named IL Frank W Spindler Ut
~ Vernon avenue. Brooklyn.
The warrant WIS issued by Magistrate
OCOnner Yesterday. The bill Is alleged
TO have i@en incurred etWeen September
~ and september %. lp1E. Dr Moore -
s. year, old and il married.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-26
Westchsstsr Northern Railroad Way w.
tend lts Lines

ALsANY May Is Authority Was given
the Wsstchester Northern Railroad Com
pany to-day Dv tho upstate Public Ser
vice Commission m construct its line from
q connection In White Plains With the
New York. Westrnestnr and R0aton Rail
way N LawisDoro on tho Connecticut
border. and also a branch road from
Pound Ridge % connect win the View
York. New Haven and Hartford a. The
Connscticul border The road - a New
York. New Haven and Hartford sub
TldIaEy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-26
New charter Next Januar,

ALaANT. May Is The senate has
adopted the Assembly resolution eHtend
ina the life n the JOINT legislative commit
tse appointed last year ~ draft a new
charter for New York city The reso-
luton appropriates 67S O0O for the work ~
the COMMITTEES, which h 20 report a new
charter % the Legislature next January.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-26
Personal Identification OG Vs,erS MN
Passed.

ALBANY. Nav % -Ass@mblvman Arts-
mas Ward. Jr succee,i~d to-day ia having
the Assembly adopt his motion 70 recon
slider the vote by which his election re-
form ball. requiring personal identified ton
II voters. Was defeated yesterday. and the
hill was passed the New York Democrats
still waihng against Il. senator Agnew :
similar bill was called up ia the senate
and pstssed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-26
POINT ron lNVA GOULDS DUKE.
FFeach COuFts Held appointment u Trus-
tee fer TaIIeyFAnd Illegal.

HNfNA ANN tSANsAA" - - W
PARIs. Nav IS The Duo de 1alleyrand
~ SaRan. the husband II Anna Gould,
WIN j. dissatisfied with the German
trustee appointed "a administer his So
tatrs in Sile~ia. has reviewed satisfaction
frnm IN. frrnch courts. which have found
the appointment illegal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-26
UNITED
CIGAR.
STORES
FLIGHT FETE ron TSAI TAO
Ghlnese Prince Prefers sydroplanlng q
Asroplanlng, However.

SPECIAL C1bis DsspafoA 10 THE Sun.
PAKIs. May 25-An AUTOMOBILES and
serial f4te was given a. Bois De RO'Ilogne
this afternoon In honor Of tho Chinese
mission. The most prominent French
zpOrtauben were pEessnt.
AmOng the competitors In the aerial
race was frank lahm. who TOOK a. a
passenger Miss Katherine Hamilton.
Prime Teal Tao took the keenost in
tereut in a hydFOplane rare. he preferred
the hydrOplane- % the aorOplane-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-26
ORAL BETTING NIL GOEs OVER.
the AssemblymeB Mad an tnfsFmaI Bin.
nsF On 90 the Hotsl Ten E,rk.

ALBANT. May IS Assemblyman Al
Smith reminded the HOUSE this morn in Z
that the Asssmblymen had an informal
dinner on a. the Hotel Ten Eyck al
made q motion 70 put over all senate
bilb on to-days calendar that were not
reached early In the day until Tomorrow
The motion prevailed. and this carried
over again senator ARnewis anti-oral
betting bill. canon Chase sat through
out the long and tedious session NJ the
Assembly waiting for the Agnew bill %
be reached and he left disappointed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-26
Three French Dr,,rs,err Rumn.

SPECIAL Cabis Despdfch 70 TINS Sun.
AJACCIO. May 25.-Thrss destroyer-
were in collision during the French annua
grand naval manRuvres ofHhis port thi,
morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-26
POPE SEES PRIEST FLT.
SIS First AeFSplane ENpeTtenee Cen.
KratuIates Reyegend lnysator.

RoME. May IS The Pope saw an
aeroplans flight Tor the first time to-day.
The machine was invented by a priest
Of Sp0letO, who successfully SCARED above
the Vatican gardens. He received hearty
congratulations from Pops Plus On alight-
inR
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-26
DAT OF re- SsI4N SUICIDES
-Four In Paris Including an Unexplained
Member % the I.sgisa.

Spsciai Cabis DsspafcA 10 rHH SUN.
PAHIs. May Is De DaniloG. - years
old. a prominent member Of Russian
society in Paris. has committed suicide
in his sumptuous apartment
He was the posseasor OF huge fortune
and was somehow or another q knight
Of the Legion % Honor Three other
Russians committed suicide here on the
same day
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-26

INFORMATIoN RANTED.

FRANK v. CAMPnEII. aSI.94s y. 5te :.
Chapes. Ambuiance servtre. fel. ~ - -.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-26
MARRIED.

RICHARDS MIDDLEBROoE.-ou MaT y. iaa
BY the Rev. Robert Davis. 81 ne rsu,dsaes q
her father Frederic J. Middlebfssk. N
Broadway Mariana Moore Middieblugt .
George Huntington Richards.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-26

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Sharp County record., 1910-02-18
Krskatea'a New Dress,

A unique opportunity to study ma
mre's processes In restoring the vege
tatlon of u land swept clean by a
great disaster was afforded after the
tremendous eruption of the volcano on
tho little lpland Of krOkatoa IN 1883
All living organisms were destroyed.
In 1856 number Of plants had al
ready established themselves on IN,
devastated island, those In the In
terror being remarkably different from
those ON the coast ferns especially
prepondeNtng, In 1897 further prog
rpss had been made, and In 1905 the
forest trees had advanced so far Ns Il
make It evident that within n shor'
time the island will again be- densell
lorested, It is believed that The FIRST
plants to establish themselves on the
blasted soil-=such ~ lcrna, Nlgae
MOSES, composItae and grNsSes--wert
borne thither by winds, aud that
ocean currents were probably the
agents concerned IN the importation o.
seeds and nWita- Youths Companion