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The Delta independent., 1910-06-17
Shoe Department

We have just received new lot Of Mems
Dark Gray Oxfords. the newest dress shoe
for this seasons wear $3.50
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The r--r rh.- evening Ms uOt a lair on"
and " Harmuu wilt give 70 furtlgr- trial
EArh.. 900 tt., o., 'pllg Gaprs- kr---'li
.rtIlt., u.r ,tr,., uf fh. t-h and ru~s 10
% avgar OF tern or fifteen i"-.t On has
return tap ~ brr.iy a,rrt"d = COLLISION
vi. tan i.l.~, hlt -kilfullv TUNED his
ul.l,u'u' Ind mad" a. Ia " good hnding
.plIt again TODAY. bu' ~ dii most 81 It's
flytu, pti Nt.,'ls
Harmon BALDWIN and Russell Will CAV"
rNhf.utt,u, to-Inorrr~ aft"-no"n u
va, ~h3d that Harmon may ny his machin.
with the hOatH attached which he viii
|l-., ~ MS flight across IN. Sound. He
lad this evening that h. -Np~CtS - at
t.fut' th.. tourney from Garden tlty to
Gr,.~nwtrh ..th.r on Monday or Tuesday
~. -.ltd nothing i.iinIts has been planned
- regard To tn. proposed trip from Wash
IA gtun 90 New Nor. lie wasn't sure
Nh.tha- h. would und.riak" q hght
Il that dt~tInr.
Nj Harmon ~ tbs. first ~ iator To- una ~.
% dl-tlnJftpn h~tW,.-'i. the amateur ana
IrDfe~~Iuual la Eurui-. a large number
If the W-althler aVIatons have cOmp-ted
Al. b professionals for cash prI 1@s When
ever SAINT - bumont has won prize
10. saS turned n over to some charity
In. ate Hauvett- MChehn. Capt DICk q
son Claud,. Graham White and Mumm
trr among 'hr-.. who have entered INTO
the general contests The sport has
~ss..W.ai almost too young Ia bs Ctas-sii-d.
and now that u PROMISES t. become an
urEanlIed ,a~iIm. the discrimination
NAV t.. d'.-W.i Permissible
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TIiI\G WEET ~ HiRI iRD.
stadium and soldiers EIs'd I" Be sect
for ENhIbIt ion.

B'STo>. July - - probable that
before the summer - over Boston will
haN. - first flv,ng meet Tn" initial
proposition towar'i this end has h~''u
mad" to Mayor Fitzgerald hy President
\ IAwr.r,-. Lowell ~ Harvard Iul-
ya-sltr IN" president app"ars to lie much
"a favor of tho suggestion Of ia" Harvard
A"ronauttcal Club tua' a tournament ~.
held on soldiers ir-id. MT dUes not favor
hivir.. - under ~" Auspices OF the IA
y"r-ity Ilub -nt -s.v liz writes Ia TIE
Mayor - 49,. Z Boston wuuld yoin with
a"ronau'i'al 80, .''-- 100 p'anning tor
such an exhibition
Mayor Tii1r"-ltt sad that h. was de-
,id.dly ~ favor % th" plan and would
DO all %" could - emo rag" IA" suG-
srs'lou
Asked Nc DO" va not -utpi ,Sed that such
q proposition SHOULD com" from rr"sIdcL'
Lowell m" Nlynr repurt that h" wa not.
IN view ~ the Opinions Il tie president
80 - rnor.. extensive 'l-a ~ the stadium.
The MAYOR sird thsr wnen ne was there
~. pther day 10 til~ to the teachers
ns -IEz.s I'd - Prs.ld"nt Lowell that Il
was too bad that SOLDIERS Field should
D." held eHchi-ivsty for Harvard games
when ~ nigh - used To- tine great ldvan-
taGs ~ the public f"r eNnihi,,on- and
pagrlutS Dr lowell agreed with that
view The Mayor saws that u Sa~ms
d,.cIdsdiy flung that the hrNi great
l'tractIon ~ tho stadium should Ia q
HNlug -l""f and no balIrv"- that suCh Iu
exhibition would mean much O." New
o. Gland
NEwHI EI I-pET Mas July l..
P'i'1n"- 70 Haminpud-uDrt. mad"
q r,eht 81 ABOUT NIL. and . half "a a
burgess bIpLtna called N" FLYING Fish
- Plum Island this morning After
-E,dd,ny To- he, .,~t"-ly end u the courS'
10. turned and headed Tor lu-vIch Bluns
and ~uHH r, 49, ~ the ar. r.'Irhng an altI-
'Id.- 4 lui t....' IN. highest point at
tanned 10y N" 4 the Burgess machines
A. D." nesred the half way hnAIa' Mr..
PHtZnrr noticed that HE on gine was heat
ing and ds"H"i ~ "Np..GI"nt to ds.Sc-nd
Mr. Prtyu"r ned an engine that he Tor.
rr"r'y Used n ms ruunpplane ~ Ham
rrpndspur' II Wa- his intention To have
mad" flight - several miles and 20 re-
turn ~ tho ar 20 m" place Vh-nc" h-
-fArfad
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sud ob-~rvan.~ ~ safety appian"s~ a't-
th.f ur their famri~- utSh have been
30 ompen--d in q measure br m" pa--aRe
Of emDlOysT-' Itabhty . = uy ~ rsr"al
Of many anrtrut PROV sion, u' 'h" l'w 49, h
ths fellow s~rE auf fuls
Eu. - 200 tHr-H' uuw"u-H suu aupa''In FL
hrittl,ti=. tire ns' ECU b.. dumb Nu r"-ul'i-
tiuu- ubv. up alp~ai- 90 threat AhN
10 l.' 10 upp"-- thu md "t Ir'fta.t.
- dangerous uuuu., ~. iIur~rou- 10
uupo-- ms ktnd 81 UTlfaIr. IuNui. - sn
. ouDmi" r-k 10 might bar bu> u~s-:
q might 'n, men their ,nf po-.tions
Niu's 'h- pIl4-hELf I' ha- -Tdd~uiy
hs'-u 49,, uN ~r~.l fha' same QUEST ON 90 rae
suu-Ttnrlrv VS. involved "a That uu---
ii"n - n"' tn,ul, 81. aud o. ,an ~ -'trird
maj say ANYHOW Tor INSANE. have
~" .iouht thai I-trt"- even IA NJ battered
and bruised condition 'ouid Nhtp b""ser
7 Washington or thu Johnson ,ould htp
Iul~t"N wh~nsy-r h. wanted To. Perhaps
h- ,ould whip cot Eoo--Veit and manN
Other oi the LEADING representative ut our
rae Hu' even II he 30 ,ld and dtd nob"d'
Nohld ~sv that that demonstrated the
super oritv ot one Ta.r over the other
The only Two ustion- IN the world Shi"h
are Interested N pTitenghtins are ID"
British and The Nm"r,'au. anu after nous
hnS Ia tho details 81 Anticipated hTutslitf
for months the hvp" rt~y ~ display -
simpL sCs-niug.
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" HITLOCk O> THE FMHT
rOIede'- Mayer Cond~mn- ~ HyPocris,
Opp0~it Ion to Pictures

ToLEDO. July That the American
peppl. ar" unduly "Ncii"d about the
yistorv 81 Jack johnson over James J
.IaGTr.e~ was th. opinion Impressed bV
Mayor Whitlock TODAY IN addressing ia"
national convention II the American Hint
Glass Workers He said
For months newspapers p-r.odtral- aud
magazines have been nllad vi'h intimate
r"r-onaI accounts 81 both nghiers. giving
a. II " were 81 'he la-' IuIppr'Inre - hu-
manty mo thoughts md opinion. ~ ~.
feat.,l former pugili-'- IN addition 20
~. even The literary magay mes ~, ,ufnl.d
aud y. have had p-v' ho logical studio, 81
th'. 40 hrui-~r-
Aud nov W. cNpcTIen'" - r,rt.de-'enrr
~ ArTlO-SlNou morality and suddenly
,,aA" up 80 The fsr' that al This - brutal
and hk"l, 20 '"Vrvpt -Omsb"dv IN. 3D..
DO, Jared ~ resolutions and interviews amt
nundr"si- are grc"diy -"zinz ~" oppoT-
i.n.tV To- OBTAIN - reputation for morality
~ opposing priIenEhtiAR
Meanwhile 10 IA" trn.m-nt- aud -lum-
~ New York ycsrlv 'h.ldren are dytng
half 81 all the ,hildr-n 10. 'hs-" distris =
do before thrv reach the age 81 g-ar-
furth"r-uor" last wear by the Industrial
ma D. nr~ Of the 'OIntry half = million mon
we're ktlled or niair'yi Most ~ these lives
might have h-"u saved bv the Improvement
Of NVTAIng conditions. o.. 10. IN. imSnt
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TRiN<tTL iNTH FIIGHr.
" Gilman. VII" Has announced Things Be-
fore. Announces Az Nir~lip Trial

" early - 1894 the urw-pl g.ar- ,i-.-,l 10
l,v" h..ailn.~ that rad -N-.luau -
Try again The SANG refr ~ which
H. t.-.n OBJ .-rI-.i rnt"rrnit'.ntly ever
-.ur" = u...nR caught .p once more this
morning Br thsr" - % ~ ration this
,ln" Always b"for" the Arctc Ocean
r.- figured SDrn..w her, down lu the -ma II
ryI., now rs the AtIanu"
The wind tossed snow huh-t..d tat
tered bat ever repaIrable alrshIp America
~ which wellman was 10 try for the pol.
- now 20 - used for a trausat lan'IC ride
Announcement 81 tins Intended journey
was made Yesterday ia this city Ivy the
New Work Tim's which ~ sponsor with
ia" CuIrag, R'c0vd NJ raid and the London
D1uy I'i'9ydpt, - an extent. Tor the
tnp
h.. grad old ship - 10 he housed IN
Atlantic tI'v and u will make TriPi trps
oven - o. A. New York FOR tbs. b.nafi,
% ~" 49, raft fans her" From Pans
j. 90 com" = hydrogen gas APPARATUS
which Suu do ary GENERATING unless u
ha- ".ghty tons - ruIphuric and and
-.V'v IONS q IRON tarulrgs
OTr" stRriet o. AN easterlv ovarheaI
direction from inI- port Il - intended to
count IN board "a crew 81 six mon includ
MA wireless operator 80 thai patient
world need not wat the word Of kindly
-'a capita ~ TO keep b grprIs.~I Of The
, America progress Food and fusI aud
a,"ryrh.Tg ike that have been Acconrp0-
dated Iu ~. plans and about the only
thing that's bOth"riug them now In TO
ugrIr', out some SORT Of ballast tha' ,ar IL.
tossed overheard nr vauk"d ~ again
~ Will
Melvin NauInsn Who ~ planning 10 ~.
uu. ~ Mr. N"l'man's Hirship mates, wa-
IN. engineer Ou ~" America whom .he
-'ahu..d herself With glacier n tbs. fan
Dl 1907 up SpNIh-rg"n way He nor
On. skipper "r'Iruat' hat u will H.. some
thIuE h.tw'.'n SIX ant ten DAYS after hoy
l"ay.. New York before rh"y viii pop IN
, ~ the. Brlti-hsrS
M"llirau at ogt "r hls long -tring az
Iolar da-hss On aud over ih.. IC,. ia isgI
ni4 ship the Ragnvald JaTl. was smashed
up and that brought hIm hack 10 Walden
Island after four DAYS framp,ng In isas-
i-S1 q .. dtzcOv"rer faIl INTO \ snow covered
'..va--' and cam" hack 20 civilization on
,rufuh.s
IT, 1854 haCan ~" atr-h = adventures
IG" -..dl-ou vas too flr spent 20 do any
hung iIi maxi" plans that year after ih.
-'Ip had h"en bundled up To Spitzbergen
tid then ~" next wear came th.. ascent
900 iu" teeth ~ - northeast Wind that drove
'h.. nalppn inshnr" That was th. time
'''' -hIp went away and stayed thre.. DAYS
ma .a~' simmer N'llrnan started again
bui something happened 20 tho auxiliary
Il""i'"- ant 'h~ discoverer didn't roach
th" Ipl" for ~" fnh time SION after
~ COOK r. return Nslinan iect,i.-d no, ~
Tnda" .ur'r"r Efforts fur 10. pole
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DIED..

hNhtF oh '4ll = AZ 'he horI Mah0s
NAIah Ann SIC NIP WE OF 'ohh b,s'
NN't' ana uAukhVI oi 'he "a" NoAH,
np's [uhefa' ewes a, INC neeN.np ~. ~,
,,,,,. ,n,s,,,.,, -,
wv ~ Nu"ush'' Az h'' DOM, E"oS mo'.
uE W.. Hanu'' "u'"' N's'N VI
'"u'h'
tuh''" pt''ae
fIGERS On July :. Meta Egger serves
lHE FUNERAL CHUHCH. 2n ". Sad -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-09
HIu DEiTHS ~ BROOkIyN.
Two ~ the IIe,~n Eases Of Pro-tratIon
Result Fatally

Two PERSONS died from heat prostra-
tons IN Brooklyn Yesterday and nine
others were stricken but recovered
Lang Wow. "A Chinsman. ~ years old
WAS found unconscious IN his laundry
AZ I$5 kuIck.rhocker avenue n" died
iefors the ambuAnc" surgeon arrived
In the morning Peter Hammond Of
~ Prince street was prostrated at Cold
and hilary streets When DT Bud
dIng'on got there from ia" Brooklyn
Hospital Hammond WAS dead lie was
~ years old
Mrs Gus-" Grrutzsr fclt the effects IT
IA,. heat and went - ia" roof of her home
25j Vernon avenue. - cool N While
sttndiug at tho edg" II IN" roof she had
an lttaCk e vertigo and fell = the street
St.. was instantly Killed.
On.. - thU-r prustrHted was Policeman
LOUIS Snvder - tho Liberty avenue STA
tIln Snyder baCam. ~ at Clinton ave
nt... and Ashford street The doctors
sIc,-.-d.-d IN lowering his temperature
and he will recover He was taken Ia
the bradford street hospital
There were twelve cases of pTpStratIoD
IN Manhattan. but no deaths
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WiNT WV STATIONS.
y. I. Commission Ia Hear Request From
west Hoboken and srcaucus.

In. New Jersey Public UtilitIe- Com
m i-sIon met IN Jersey city yesterday Tor
the purpose Of having public hearing on
the petitions OF the town of West Hoboken
and tn. Borough 81 Secnucu- for orders
directing IN. Pennsylvania Tunnel and
Terminal Company To- establish stations
at the shipper street shaft Of the Penn
.yIvania Railroad tunnel under West
HOboken and At tn. west end Of tn" tunnel
at Homestead
Albert & Wall and W Holt Apgar.
counsel for the railroad. wanted 70 60
ahead with the hearing but George l..
Record town counsel % West Hoboken.
asked for an adjournment to give him
an opportunity to employ experts and
prepare his case Mr.. Record only re-
Gently took charge of the towns legal
Affairs
The petitions have been pending for
over year The commission postponed
the hearing until September Ia. The
Commissioners. counsel and others later
took trip through tn" new railroad
tunnel an I visited the terminal IN this
CITY
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HORN TELLS mrs STORY.
" saad~d VIE sem sEie- Win Itiu
against Her husband.

THENroN. y ! July County and
city dstectivs- were to-day trying O. eft
Tho truth from the conflicting stortos tod
bv the principals IA tho shooting ARRAY
oT last night when Charla- Horn 20 Mont
real canada. Wa MORALLY wounded by
Artstid. Cuurn0y~r after IA" latt"r hal
shot and seriously wounded his wi"
Horn ~ still living but - 10 -" "rItical
a condition that M effort has h~sn m.si''
to evtrart any ~ th" four bullets hV whi"h
hs was -tnEk rournoy-r Na- a~I.tgu'd
to-day and held without hail.
Assistant Prosecutor I1i=r obtained a
supposed ante-mort~m statement from
Horn to-day Witch wa, PATTY -'ih-tantl
ated by Mrs Cournny-r Horn denied any
improp-T relations with Mr. tournuN"r
On the contrary h. charged thai her
husband. refusing - work himself. had
driven her 10 life Of shame Horn d
clarpd ~ was Cournny-r who Wa~ re-
spon-ibls for his wife'- coming "a Trenton
aud that ~ WAS he whp had sent her 20
the hO,I-s al which the n r." met prI"r
TO the shooting Horn explained hi- own
presence herr. as being m respon-'' to "A
letter from Mrs. tourDny"r begging him
to r-sCus her from the hfa she was f9r,rd
to l-ad by her husband. lie said Cour-
meyer had tired - engage he wifi" IN ia"
white slave trafNc ~ New York and that
being unsuccessful in doing - he had
deCoy.d her 20 the notorious lafsy"tt"
street house IN this city
Mrs Cournoy-r, who had taken SIDES
with Horn during the stormy scene pro
Coding ths shooting. told the Assistant
Prosecutor that her husband had tried
10 force her to a life oi eveil, from which
Horn was trying To save her. she denied
that she had eft her husband because
OF her affection for Horn
Borrowers story, told at the pohco
81 On last night and repeated to-day
- gwen cTsden's by the pohce II not 10y
the Prosecutor The young French
Canadian told with apparent franknsss of
the departure OF his wife from Montreal
last Decemhsr and of his Subsequent
discovery that she had eloped with Horn
his only anxiety SEEMED to 10 for the
safety Of hls vito and his two children,
who are with their grandmother at ~
Joseph Desorel. Canada.
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M'INTYRE RECOvERS $50. rs.
q ouN ersiOO Of Nargined stock by whitney
a Kitchen before Failure

BY a decision of the Appellate Division
Of the Supreme Court yesterday John r.
Mcintyre. the lawyer, RECEIVERS Sn.i2S.
with interest. from C.rard Whitney
and James V GerAghty, copartners IN
the bankrupt Stock Exchange FRA ~
Whitney A Kitchen. with which Charles
- Murphy and other Tammany leaders
were dealing at the time of the failure
Under an order OF the lower court Mcln-
tyre got only 81 .s25.
Mcintyre sued on the ground that the
defendants had converted stock they
were carrying on margin, which was
worth t45 .i25 at the time of the conversion
and upon which he had paid So. I25, with
out knowledge OF the conversion. He
alleged that after the failure he rendered
SIS 600 he still owed and demanded the
stock. but the firms as gnee didn't have
the stock The brokers could have
replaced the stock a reasonable time after
the conversion for t26. d25
The referee IN awarding Mcintyre
only Sil 625 based Il on the So, 625 less
the $500 he still owed. but Justice
Miller, writing the Appellate Divisions
opinion. says that hy this 7lle the plaintIh
RECEIVERS only about one-thlrd 1T what
he has paid the defendants m cash. most
Of IL after the conversion. and the de-
PENDANTS pocketed As profits the amount
which the stock declned after the con-
version, or SIS. 500 lie SAYS he - con
fident the Court Of Appeals never decided
that one guilty Of conversion could
profit by the decline in the market Valu"
Of the thing converted between tn" time
Of the conversion and the discovery OF
u by the party injured
The Court declares that although the
firm had Ia advance tt0.O 600 IN cash and
Mcintyre paid only S.OsO when u was
bought the stock became hig pr,a'I sely
the same AZ n he had advanced IN. whole
purchase price and IN fact IA" really
borrowed the 10000 from the brokers
which they paid for the stock
Presiding Justice lngraham dissents
on the ground that the refsree followed
the proper rule IN assessing McIntyre's
damages. because Il the stock had not
been converted u would have declined
IA value He holds that Mcintyre Ger
tAInlv has no right to he placed in a better
position than he would be- IN II the wrong
had not been done
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-09
FILING or TORONTO NOW.
Great Crowd on FIRST DAY Of Meet. hut
Lots Of noom n the Air.

ToRoSro. July Trains and street
cars we're overtaX"d this afternoon IN
carrying the crowds 20 this aviation NEE;
which opened in a huge held 20 the west
OF the CITY A twent, five mIlo gale
kept the aviators on terra tunla until
shortly after O'Clock. when Ralph
Johnstone did some flying and cirSle
cutting
In. chief attraction was Count ne
Is-s-ps who arrived this morning with
ms BlAriot monoplanc He was busy
all day getting II ready for work. but IL
Vas not until dusk that the Count climbed
INTO u. He mad. what might b" called
a ~ irmish about she field merely TO show
the expsCtant crowd that he Jouid dy
and i9ht he eSpectsd To make the flights
which are PROMISED tor to-moTrOW.
J q. Strattoc also made an exhibition
Hish- with a Canadian BlAriot mouoplana
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UiNT> BiCh mrs sIL3.;JO.
,.rren~ oed Alleges Firm Gave Him HAD
Adv lee Charge Denied.

Justice Kapper ~ th" supreme Court
IN brooklyn yesterday ordered William
" Greenwood TO supply hill of particu-
lars IN his action TO set ASIDE sale and
recover sII3.TS from the Arm 81 " G..
Brown a 60 nf Manhattan
Greenwood asserts that tn. members
Of the firm INDUCED him To- buy as shares
IT IarH". Trust Company stock at S25l
a share VII, the value "A share did tot
"Ncee.l SiO1 He aays that he pad SII3 $50
for the stock on June 20. 1887
T7.a Gie'nlsrs Of the firm. Henry Carroll
Brown. Percy " Goodwin. Julian VI
Gerard. George Brown. Jr Francis Ham
rlton and G"Orge A Lee. deny the charge
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PRIu,R, FR,rD INDICTuE>TS.
True BtIs Returned Against TwrniS
three Persons In scranton

SCRASroS. Pa. July s. special
Grand Jury called to investi gate primary
election frauds IN this county last June
to-day r"turnei indictments against
twenty-throe persons. including Fred
koehler. secretary 81 the Republican
county committee. aud John J Collins
Who was a candidate for Representative
to the state IegIHlrtur.
Koehler ~ charged with illegally
asking that additional official ballots
he sent Ia the MinookA dIstTIct-. whcr.
the ballot boxes were found stuffed
with I23 sppcimen ballots In ORDER 20
make the ballots m the box correspond
with returns thes" specimen ballots. ~ -
joh printer. two days after tho primaries
wer. held Grffis has ais, b...n indicted
The Others indicted are election officers
aganst whom fra ~ ril lem itt"u' IN che rge,i
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CH,RLTON CiSE GOES OVER.
Count, Judge Blair AdJourns the Hear
ing Z ntil August -.

Porter Charlton will remain in the Hud
son county jail, Jersey city. I'll August
II a. any rate That much vas settled
yesterday when IA. hearing "A his case
came M IN the Court 81 Oyer and Term
In.r. Jersey civ Tn" hearing vas al
Iuurn.d until that dat"
Charlton was not ia court Their" was
simply three minute whispered con-
ference bet wssn County Prosecutor Pierre
Garysn Edwin smith. the prisoner
counsel and Judge Blair ~ the iarminA-
ton Of which rho JudH" announced the
Adjournment
Italy - sending A. eNtrR1ition writ for
Cha. ton, so thai any steps To be taken IN
hlE -. must now come from tho state
D.J..-tnent IN Washington II ne lsn =
"Ni'atrt"d hv August - h" must h- set
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now >EE FIGHT pTTTRES.
springn-IsI. M. Fears Recurrence sf
Rarr nIoIs Of lOoa.

SPRtNGFIELD. III. July This city,
which IN August IOOs. WAs tho scene Of
on" 81 the worst race 1ots IA the history
Of the country. IN which half dozen lives
were lost. will pat han on the exhibition
Of the moving PICTURES II the Jerr'es-
Johnson pri7shghi
At nesting OF the Council Committees
tonight resolution was slgnad by
thirtesn of the fourtesn Aldermen in the
Council ordering Mayor SChn-pp TO
notify tho proprietors OF IN. NOV ing
picture shows that tho pictures Of the
JEFF riss Johnson fight would not be
permitted To b. put on m this city. The
resolution viii be adopted at Monday
night meeting Of tho Council
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the vail street "Hy~n,ns san &.

The Wall Street edition 81 THE EvENIsG
SrN contains all the financial news and
the stock and bond quotations to the clos.
n the market. Tn" closing quotations
including tho bid and asked price-s. with
additional news matter. are contained also
u the night edition Of THE EvENINo SUN.
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~ Louis. July Howard W. Gill 81
Baltimore. Md driving a biplans ~ hls
own construct on. dropped from a height
Of fft~en feet TO-DAY to avoid collision
with tree tops and partially d-molished
his machine He was thrown from his
seat and landed on his feet hut was I'm
hurt and dcclaT-Si thai he would ne hyIng
again within a day or two
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RE JNMrs RIpGv ~

RI JNNFS RIDtsvA ~
presumed Gsrehsrd
The above named dtSAPpsarrd on .'- o. ~.
igp IN London amt has not sin" - ar~r 80
heard Of Application has been wa.F .
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-09
TROLLEI SHRINE orr.
Omaha Compan,'- EmPis,~es tckno~I-
edge Defeat.

OIAHA. N-b July The strike orthe
motormen and conductors 81 the Omaha
street railway company was tonight
officially declAred OF The strike was
called last September and was a con-
pleta failure. the company winning on all
points and all cars being operated within
on" week The company made no con
,,-ssions To- have the strike declared on