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The Dolores star., 1910-06-03

Hugh Kelley Of Carol county, Mis-
souri, arrived In Dolores sunday en-
route 10 Cort~s, where he will spend
soa,s time visiting With the families oi
Messrs. r. r. aud n. N. Outlet. He
wss meet 1t Dolores by Misses Ella aud
Jennie Outlet, who drove over from
COetes.
The Dolores star., 1910-06-03

Bonding the town Of Dolores and
putting In . water system VIII have
the same effect on property - bonding
the Montesuma valley irrigation dis
trict had. II will increase the value 20
that want to sell can do % to sdvan.
taRe,
The Dolores star., 1910-06-03

Surveyor George Mills came up from
Msncos yesterday. and was meet ut
the train by Charles Gau aud was
taken out 10 the ArrIola country.
The Dolores star., 1910-06-03

Rico Item: Undsf-0hssi6 jobs
Shaver went 70 Disappointment 6un-
DAY and returned Wednesday, bringing
over with him Clsvs Estes, whom be
arrested on . warrant sworn out By
Paul DrsssslI. the Cottonwood gulch
ranchman, whose domlclIs u was
alleged Mr. Estes had attempted 70
shoot 10 pieces Including the occupant
thereof. the complainant. both
parties appearing before Justice Of the
Peace Thos. G. Young, the complaint
was withdrawn and the matter was
settled out Of court. carload Of two
and thrse-inch planks was brought In
Friday for the town from the Ditchfleld
3 Belmear yards u Dolores and y
being used In repairing Sidewalks end
street crnssinss.-Mn. Emil Basr and
infant son returned home Saturday
from visit Of several weeks with Nm.
Bser's parents 1t Rear Greek.
The Dolores star., 1910-06-03
A RexieN.

Tne UOlOres correspondent OF tue
Cortes Herald used considerable space
In that valuable paper again last week
and, while II wss IN improvement
over the article Of May Il, u contained
some things that sounded rather queer.
In the first place the writer says
that he does not pay for the space he 10
using In the Herald. Can II b that be
10 content to sponge" this space, OF b
the patronage Of . certain fraternal
organization, which be has turned 10
the Herald, supposed to foot the billf
Then he sees the finger prints Of
crafty politician on his Star. OF course
Postmaster Ordway distributes the
bapers after they are put Ia the once
aud perhaps the ink was not dry,
otherwise the postmaster would not
have marrrd the paper with his nn-
gers. The writer thinks our postmaster
ID crafty politician because no de-
fested him 1.-THE wsiter), ON the draw,
for mayor Of the Town Of Dolores.
The county treasurer's nguren which
he quotes probably are oil right, but II
the county Assessor says that the tar
situation 10 "rotten" he will certainly
~ '.. oo'o0'e" ."" ""ss %" =
e ~, ,e nv" e
already knows. There can be only one
explanation, and that 10 that the Herald
~. o.. ~" ~" 49,
s..u', ..',...., 49, 80
.,.'.. "" .o", ,, ".'s "s - =
1872 ~ ~ - '' T
s'."...,, -, a. 1911
...-....
THAT threat a ,.,n~ IN. AZ. c,,,.s
have n,,ed ~. nan. - ,ol,,,.,l.r. ..,,h
con.,.rn..k,.. n. ,ra,,,.c. = ~
maker oe hi. THREAT /, ce,,.,rlv a..
reaching che, he take. an .c.,vs n.,,
In a poIIt,cai c.m,,.lxu. Fou, ve.n
sso he nave hi, ardent ,ueport n !
candidate. ana no, on,v 90 ,h., c.n.
dIdate defeated hut ali other candidate.
ON the ..me Ticket, .,c.n,,n. ,~o =,
,br~r. met the s.m. s.,.
Tbs, lsst bitter v.,, .Iou, IN. co.,,,v
uaper, mot .,,,in, nm and ,.k,..
notice 10 What = Wonderful hr.vs Ana
fearless fellow he IA w.. c~r,.inI,
oatbetlc. ar cour,. h. A., -. no.
IN. T,mes.Tr,hun. nI.ht n. .c.,.d
n, ho,,,h, .na Roc 1870. r...,..,.I.
The Dolores star., 1910-06-03

Cleaning aud pressing suits =
speciality, and prices reasonable, by
Mrs. Frank Sbults. Suits eau be left
at J. J. Harris d Co. . store.
The Dolores star., 1910-06-03

The Ladies' Aid will meet With Mn.
w. r. Ordway, Friday, June 10, q
3 p. n.
The Dolores star., 1910-06-03

John Trin,bls killed two cub beam
last Saturday evening on Plateau
creek. They were yearlinsv and
weighed about rs p'unds each. One Of
them was nearly white and the other
black. The old bear got away.
The Dolores star., 1910-06-03

Robert Nash purchased NJ. Mac.
Cwaig's Ninth street property, also
three lots on Eighth street, last week.
The Dolores star., 1910-06-03

Ex.Representative George H. HUT,
editor Of the Cortez Herald, was cali
Ing on Dolores friends last Friday.
The Dolores star., 1910-06-03

W. w. Dunlap, who was up the
river fishing the later part Of lest week.
reports . god catch.
The Dolores star., 1910-06-03

The lumber for the new store build.
Ing and church to be built Ut Lebanon,
b being placed on the ground.
The Dolores star., 1910-06-03

G. H. Bopp y busy laying bsick o.
The front Of bis business building.
The Dolores star., 1910-06-03

r. n. Willard rsceivsd two thorough.
bred ho9s this week. Elmer believes
IN having good stock.
The Dolores star., 1910-06-03

The Dolores Gun Club held . shoot
at their grounds on the hanks Of the
Dolores river the frst Of the week.
Following ID the score out Of . possible
4 a.
The Dolores star., 1910-06-03

Irwin Brumlsy bas purchased the
Grandma johnson property on Eighth
street from Charles johnson.
The Dolores star., 1910-06-03

Aiss Margaret Hammond left Sun
day for her home 10 Montreal, Canada,
after On extended visit with her sister.
Mn. 9. J. seass. She was accompanied
- hr - Durango by Mn. seass aud
Mn. James Hammond.
The Dolores star., 1910-06-03

Two cars Of machinery for the Nava.
10 OIL company arrived last week and
are being taken 10 the Bluff oil fields.
The Dolores star., 1910-06-03

Nm. Helen Hamilton lsft yesterday
for Fish Greek where she will teach .
term Of summer school,
The Dolores star., 1910-06-03

For eale-A good, gentle driving
team. Inquire Of Harry v. Pyle.
The Dolores star., 1910-06-03

Eddie Esssn came In from MOST
rose Monday.
The Dolores star., 1910-06-03

Fred Noble, vile aud daughters ~
tusnsd 70 their home q Rocky Ford,
llaiurday, sflss > weeks visit st A..
vio,a. NJ, Noble b Superintendent Of
The American Bset Sugar co'npanys
plaat u Rncky Ford; he slso owns 80
arsss a fruit land near Asr'osa. he
plentsA tsM ssess os orchard this spring
90 vtli paaal twenty a0sss n'oss next
ssasea. NJ. Nob,s y q The nplnlou
tAal ne Moutss0ms valley y the
eoulna fsuie ssellou q The seaes.
The Dolores star., 1910-06-03

John Carey was up from Blun sst.
srday and paid The Star ois'cs .
pleasant call. NJ. Carey h from sono-
"a. California, and 10 With the Ascois
on company. He says everything b
looklux sood In the oil field, and that
thew wili le lots of activity during the
coming TALL aud winter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-17
GREAT FaLLS CENSUS PaDDFD
Inv es,tgatien Reduces Original Figures
" 23.37a To I3,Oas

wAsHISoroS. Nov. - Census "rr e
nera'oTs IN Great Falls. Mon. .ak- hrs.
prize ~ n. champion pop,.la''on padd.rs
u lie country. According 80 = state
ment issued bv Census Director Du-ard
Tonight Great Fails as shown ny the
Original returns - III. .num.ra' ors
had population ~ ~ 90 An inv.s;i-
ga,ion bv Mr Durand's experts r,~iuc"d
the population Ia II 9,s. which ~ 037s
less han the original Great Falls figures
Ins, cad 81 receiving cougratulatipns
on having grown wonderfully since ioo'
Grea- Falls il undergoing the humilia-
tIon 81 owl-dgIng. IrcoTdirE - IN.
people now han she had zen wears ago
The populat ION FOR 1900 census was
- s3O The C.nsIs Director. however
- Inclined Ia shv even NJ the record corr
pi..si ten wears ago. H.. saws IL ~ "A
msItsr ~ common opinion IN Montana
iha' rhs census was padded ~ 1890
The frauds IA Gr-a' Falls were coriii.ad
- three -nu'n..ra;i1g districts n'1' ~ 70
.n'al %. 'w.lv. IEr,- .r'Iners. prs
v.r. arr.'S;si AMI Two who pleaded
glIl'v - psfdng We're fined $50 each
and served 'wen'v-fou- hours u jaIi.
ar,i th. third who was convicted. vas
'in-i S20n and s..'.' en".si 10 furty-clghr
hours IN iail.
The Great Falls method 81 producing
population consisted in assigning large
numbers OF names 10 vacant lots hotels
and Lodging houses and ~ including
the names 81 persons who passed through
Great Falls
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-17
RODRIGTFZ a MENsCaN
Neither and VIE In Guadaia jars Claim
Man L,nchrd at Rack Springs.

FL. Psso. Nov. ia telegram from
G..adala ara. Mexico. declares that An
:orip Soir E:sz. WHO vas lyuched, a,
Rock SPRING. TsK was a native 81 that
city AID therefore Mexican citizen.
Tn. despatch after making n. above ss-
-erfIon says.
"A woman WHO il IN. mother 20 an
Antonio RodrIgtieZ who went 20 Texas
10 -e.lS wort; last August thinks It was her
son Who was !yrch-d. Her name is Mrs
Francesca Estrada. and sh- resides at
,so >an Felipe street. She -ays her son
left OH August - for Texas to secure work.
She says ne Was born in Ciudad Porfirio
DiaZ and That h- was - wears %! age
She received several letters from him
'G-nof"va Rangel. who says abs. il the
wife Of Rodriguez. also lives in this city
with her little daughter. Francisco. near
IN. corner Of Munguia and Angula
streets COLES; ION is being taken
up for The SUPPORT " :h"se women and
ih. child
'Ofticias Of Juarez and Fl Paso have
no. had any notice OF any dist ur Dances
h-r"abouts but 4 " Arnot declares
hat IN TtI-sjay night while he and a
friend were in Juarez powerful Mexican
appeared and asked Are YOU an Am.ri-
cam"
Yes. was 'ha answer
American from the other side was
I h. next question and upon an afirna-
tiv" reply Arnot was knocked down
The M-NIcan escaped
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-17
WOrIDVr TELL VINO sHE vas
Nrs. Greer DAY. woman tainted NJ Men.
tiOo Of Belle EIoiore.

FREEPoRr l. ! Nov is rnmor
was current IN this n-ighbo-hood TO Law
that Mrs I"lah Greer Of Roosevelt. l. /
widow Of Julian Greer. a theatrical book
Ing a gent. mad seen Belle Elmore the
wlt" ~ DR. rIpusr. IN September Mrs
Greer said 'o.pIGh' that she had never
seriously thuugnt that Il was IN. woman
for whose death DIR Crippen is awaiting
execution VINO came to her som. tim.
along toward the latter part OF Sep;em-
her Mrs Greer then told this story
4 woman drove up 20 her hous. one
day in an automobile Sh. was decided
a bloud.. If rather under medium bel ht
and wor" a black silk dress and n pony
SNln Goa Sh. wor. two wells. on. black
and 'n. other an outside dust veil Of
green She AID sh. had Ir.st come from
England. wh-r. she. had had some trolb!..
with her husband. and that she wanted
booking n vaIdsvIll. for Australia
Mrs Greer = husband sh" said. onc. had
booked her N this country. and 80 when
SIS. tn"ugh' ot returning To the stag. she,
looked him mp IN theatrical hooks 10 find
Thar h" was dead. but that his widows
address was gwen and she presumed
THAT Mrs Greer was carrying on IN.
booking business
Mrs Greer asked her her name. out his.
woman replied THAI she did not are "a
CIV" Il Tn" professional name Under
which she Wished - appear. she said
va, Das- horton Tn" Woman had
kept h"r wells down turing IN" conv-rsa-
: "a and her r"'ustl % gI"" her nam"
"a h"r "~asp"ra'"i JrS Greer
II YOU act 80 JnTs'"-lou- p.opl. will
: h,',s Won 80 B-.l,. Elmorr said Mr.
Greer ho mai as been r.IdinR about
-" tu.''i-h murder "a-" Ih.r-upon
MIR ..~-"r SAYS III" woman Svoon-d
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-17
DIED..


DEEGAS Daniel Deegan. aged 10 ysAra ~
neral The Beekman Hul z Church Rsfsf
FASKE cANPskiL wilnar Good. tuner,
director.
FREEMAN On Wednesday afternoon. Soys-
Der "a. joel Francis Freeman. aged IL
Funeral services a. h;s home. ioi Num- a.,
East Orange. V J Friday afternoon = ssr
pas, ,
HiITEBR.iST on Tues3sy November IS o.
President plsce. Kingston. RoadoU;.
conrad Htitebrsn'. In bis I'D year. F-nefs
services Thursday November ~. at o cioea
a. family residence Relatives and 'fieats ~
invited
HUTTON On Monday evening Novembs- q
a. Ho'r! wcicoiL Eleanor IArngm vito"
Of Lawrence Hutton ARD daughter - ne
late james l.. Mitchell!
fuhers! services VIII DO sr.t At =. 'aEr'
Church rs; - ard Mad SOn AZ a;t ?
Friday NOvcmb-- - :slO rn'rrr1e5' rs.
take plarr ~ Princeton. ! on 81 los
November H. 1910 on Ar-iSAI Of - '.aa
Boston. Mass ami p-iarr'pE, :. - 100
plsaSe copy.
LNftRGR On November "a AZ Butler Ho'. 40
Providence. u. J.. John IA Farge IN re 'Na
year o! hiS age.
Funeral services a. 80. Francis NsEfer ~ -
ibth -. near ON ay.. thursday r"rH.a- ~
OclOci. ini-rruent private.
PLOTTs isaac Plots. aged :. wears F.1-f'
az TIM fUNEBsi. CHURCH 2ii West aai =
Refer 70 William Goods. funeral hir-r'o'
RfCkiRD James Rlcksrd. sxrd ~ 7-A''
FrH-rni ~ THE FUNERAL CUUEcH. ''l thi
-ss Wr>' hi ~ iFRsSk r CAArsELt biA''
THORN IN November "a a. PA FrHn =
vfIilar Il Thorn son % the isfs Will'r1
and Pmliy \ Thorn. In the s-d wear ~ ni'
wINTPRROTToM on wr'in~sdsy. Sovrr7h-'
a. 1910 At her residence .io Wep' gih -
Bessie. beloved wife ~ Rooer' Wm's'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-17
GIANT CH,RGED WITH THEFT.
SIX Foot ~,N Hotel Clerk Alleged io Have
stolen - 900 From safe

RpID1p PORT Conn Noy ia s.L,,,u,.n
a., Wv ." man
n mn ~ portsmouth, II employed
last simmer a. clerk AT the Hotel Fred
erlck. New York. and since September I
m clerk a- this. AtIan,,,. H,,,I b.-.. v,x
ar~,s,..,, ,ri,n H.. 60,
"' ~ VI" i'aN' Di on ''dth
Nv washington. - = TINS afternoon. az
ths instance IT TIA. Bridegroom polio.
Hills great height u .tgI,,.h..s I,...-,y,.d
h. ;d.n,;,,
nj,
mn H"l' w" hn'''' az " "iCc" 'hl-
morning Aii"- he had Epn" 81 ,DUD.
Of " hIch sSitp hclr' -r,-i T., a pnta-t Arthur
n Williams -, E.... y,,i, oh, 49,,
nm -. -, -. -"
III" ''' ~'''' "'"''"" ''>''.' cav morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-17
HEID FOR KuBIE ROBBERY.
Couple Arrested In PhiisdeipbIa Await
ReutIisition From, New York.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov 10 John Dillatta
and Idalis d" Mlielnieister. arrested her.
on N" charg. 81 rohbing the HON. 81
held by Magistra'. Scott this morning
10 await a reauisition from New York
They were caught after a chase which
extended through this country. South
America and Europe The couple are
said TO hav" robt-d many wealthy Tani-
lies Tn. police mention one robbery
in Chicago and The Kubis robbery.
Whil" nIll"i' = married and haa a wife
and four children IN Belgium. he led the
woman arrested with him TO believe that
h." was -inEl" and that they ould soon
go - Franc. and b" married The news
that DIilaiia vas married unnerved Miss
Il. Mu"lm"i-ier. IN" d"isct'ves say Sh,
told them that they first met a: the cha
tenU ~ President Failicres outside OF
Par'-. wh"r" r.i" was employed "a q do
m"Siic AVID h." ~ n coachman
IN" Get 'ct''s- sdv that both prisoners
were. born ia R@lgiun and were. trained
servants Dll"'ta wn@ al one firn.. an
actor and later Jockey IN France They
so. IN" coupl" left France for Hollan a
wher" they Obtained employment IN ,h.,
palacs' al Queen Wilhslmina and after
ward got AWAY ~ith 10. 81 phJntler
Before l.ay ing Francs. the poIic,. -ay
III" COUP" had planned 10 rob the chateau
~ Pre-id"nI Fallitr" had /, not boon 20
we'll DoliCed From Holland they wen,
io Germany. WHARF thrv obtained ernploy-
msn' with wealthy fanilie. From iheys
they came ~ 'ha United StHtas aixiaan
months ago They went 10 Chicago
from thar" ~ Argentine Republic then
20 NeE York and secured employment,
with Kubi.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-17
Passai- I.aunsiryman RESTRAINED a. a
iyrprr.

PAssAIC. y J. Nov 10 Mark Lee. a
chinese lanndryman Of ;.5 Main av"nu..
WAS taken 10 tn. Isolation Hospital to.dny
believed to bs suffering from leprosy. and
his laundry Was closed and fumigai"d by
the Board ~ HealTh le. h.as marked
symptoms ~ l"DrCsy. although several
physicians VIM were called In by tho city
sanitarian, Or Nelson E.lliO'' were IN
willing 20 say positively thar he was a
leper Notice has been senf To the State
Board of Health AZ Trenton asking that
an expert be sent 70 d'a gnOss the 0pse
Leo has been in Paasair s0nns time and did
u good business
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-17
,r,rr ri,>,gr u,>I> S;mn,.
t.ri ~ur. Older sisters Husband on Their
wedding UaN

WICHITA. Kan Eov. iG Miss J..-s.
Mccoy. 20 wears Old. filed breach of
prnrnis" s'Iit for 1.D10 to-day agains;
A ChI'tenden, % years old. Chi,tan
den l. 'h, owner Of "A large apartment
hobs" and other real estate here
chit'.nden to-day married Miss Fannie
Mccoy. eight years older than Jessie.
the plaintiff IN the suit The young
women are the pretty daughters Of a
Wichita widow
The fling 0! the SUI, to-day disclosed
romance Chlttendsn had been en-
gagged 10 the older sister for some time.
bur quarrel -s,ranged them and be
engaged himself 10 the Younger Then
there ~as a reconciliation and ne dis
love
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-17

WAsHISGroS Nov 10 The ba.tl.shIl =
Louisiana. Kansas. New Hampshir. and
South Carolina have arrived at Cher
bourg. the battleship~ Georgia. Ne
brask". Rhode Island and virginia at
o.. Bermuda. the collier Sanshan a. Nor.
folk the torpedo boa. Delong a. Charles
Ton. the cruiser Montana at Porto Bsilo
and .hs collier Leonidas a. Hampton
Roads
The collier Ajax has sailed fr ON New
port News for Boston and the cruiser
Tacoma from Guanta amo for Bursiel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-17
VOOLLEE IMPORTERS ACCUSED
Gov ERNMENr NES JOSTPH
BROOkE 4 40. FOR 5000 0D.

Ataches sd0ch I'm ore0nwaS store Am-
aasta rrom nm Ex.Empaoyee and Al
ieges Unders alua tioa. Extrasslnx Over
Five Years Partners Live Abroad
evil action was begun in the Unitec-
States District Court yesterday Afternoon
against Frederick A. Brooke and Joseph
Brooke Of Joseph Brooke 4 Co, $50 Broad
way. importers 81 woollens, ~orstecs
and Innings. to recover 100000 Cor alleged
on lmportatioIs IN he
last Ave years. This rase n regarded
by .hs Government n second IN impor-
tance only a. the recent riss against
Duvssl Bros Art dealers
Marshal Henksl and Deputy Marshal
Bostwick vent up 20 the erm = rooms.
on the tenth hoor Of he building ~ $40
Broadway. and served on Manager Robert
c. Heron q writ II attachment ksuec
6y Commissioner Alexander under N
strIctions o. Judge dazsi Of ths District
Court. Both members Of the irm ne
In Huddsrsield. England where they
i've The head Offices o. he company
are in Bradford. England. and it il from
that uisy that the inportntions sil~Ged
20 have been Indsrvalued came, The
company has had branch ohscee IN This
city FOR twenty five years.
IL 10 not known vet whether the stock
in the Broadway store 10 sufficient TO
an tisfv the amount the Government -
suing 20 recover. but Manager Heron
will invent ory il and see II fhe amount
falls short attachments will be issued
directed TO certain banks and &c other
persona
The suit against Joseph Brooke h 60
ID hrough. to recover 500 100 with inter
est costa and expenses on the charge
made bv Nicholas q. Brooks. a customs
agent, tina, th~ members Of the Brooke
Arm by means OF false ana fraudulent
invoices statements. affidavlts and en-
tries procured entry and introduction ot
such merchandise into the commerce ~
the Cnn-d Stafes at le~s than the true
value thereof The customs agent
~ ates that the source Of his Information
10 the examination % ths consular in
voices and the private invoices Of the
Brooke company and also an affdavt n:
plov OF the latter company for eigh: years
prior TO October !, 1910 The anid&vH
Of Redling attached to the writ Of attach
ment merely states THAI he Brooke crin
10 a copartnership with headquarters in
Bradford. England. and that Joseph and
Frederics Brooke reside in Huddersneid.
England.
IL was stated al the Federal District
Attorney oflice last night that no Grim
iral action had vet been inst ituted against
Joseph and Frederick Brooke. but il was
int i'm az 81 that IL either Of those gentle
men came "a this country he WORLD Ne
arrested on criminal charseA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-17
Dinner ~ Honor "T sh- New Italian An'-
bas.ndor.

WAsHINGroS Nov 10 The German
Ambassador and Countess Won B-rn-tOr'
entertained ~ dinner this evening III
honor ~ IA" newly arrived Italian An
ba-sador aud March--i Conditioner The
gr,.--t- asked r1 meet them v.r" The
A''nrr-v ',..I.--a, and Mrs. WIck-r~h,Iu
S..c-".a-v M'y"-. NF- Reynolds Hiu
p. - 'h- Iu,',i Srh'"- NInn'.- q"
N.v-yI"'a Nj and Mr. FhNarn 4
Rovlnd the tn'Inr"-- ii" ,'hanbrrIl
vi'.. ~ IN. Military A''aCh. of th. G--
man fnb1--v. VI and Mrs Preston
Gibson th- inTn''--- Alexandra Won
B..rns' Constantine NabokOH 81 IN"
Russian Embassy s'1N. Franklin Gum ph..r
and Mr. Hnrstmnnn. t'tIChr ~ ia" Ger
man Embassy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-17
AGAINST WORLDS FtsR HERE
MAY r's Committee Reports MIA, orabiy
en- several Grounds

John Clafin. on behalf Of the COM
mite of 100 which was appointed to
&C ,sider the advisability and feasibility
Of holding q worlds fair in this city
IN 1918 reported TO the Mayor yester-
day that the majority Of the committee
zee reached the conclusion that among
other drawbacks there was no suitable
site near the city that the business
and commercial interests are generally
against the scheme. that u would conflict
with The fair 10 bs held either IN San
Francisco or New Orleans IN 1915 20 ce.e-
bra,a the opening OF the Panama Canal.
and that the public had had IN the last
few years a surf-it Of such amu-en.nt-
ANYWAY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-17
DSON BAY N. H. BIDS.
Canadian Government to Begin Con
ssPuction Eariy NeNt Year.

OTTAWA. Nov 10 The Government.
committed itself 20 the policy
of Building th. Hudson Bav Railroad
has decided TO begin cons' rrIctIon of the
road IA soon as possible. and with this
end in view bids for the const rIct ION
Of the first i5D miles Will he called for
soon after January .
IL has nov vet been decided wh"i her
Por1 Nelson or Fort Churchill viii b. the.
nor horn terminal hut II has been de
ciGied that the road shall star from tn"
Pas Mission and run To split Lake" T.
~ this part of the lin.. for which IN. Go
eminent will ask for bids IA .lanuary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-17
VIVID BItNk FROu ,Ot iINE.
Patient In >'upor for 20 Hanr. Aft-I
Visit la Dentist.

Providence. Nov 10 Nathaniel 4
Greene 81 H.llsGrov.. the prohibition
candidate for Governor az the recent
s'l.ciI"n. visited "a dentist Yes, -rday. and
sine. then his mind has been a bianS
Physicians who ATTENDED, him sav that he
hal "A narrow esCap. from death from
cocaln. poisoning
For fwentyfow hours MIR Greene re-
manned IN a stupor This afternoon he
il somewhat brighter Dut remembers
nothing The doctors believe he will
regain his fac ulties
Mr.. Greene does not know how he got
out OF the ONCE or how he reached his
home ten miles away. When he did reach
home however. his clothing vasdripping
vet and his watch was filled with water.
His family think he must have fallen into
the Pawtuxat River
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PaRENTS LOSE M tTH RHF.
son NJ Dr. Ca,rri, STRICKEN whlir a
~tusi~nt ~ Johns Fopkin..

BALTIMORE. Nov. 10 After Fastening
across the Atlantic D- and Mrs. Charles -
Cav.rly OF Rutland. vi. lost their race
with death TO the bsSisid. Of their son
Harley T. Caverly. who breath-d his Last
Yesterday a, the Johns Hopkins Hospital
The young man. who was in the Johns
Hopkins medical school. became III about
two weeks ago with abdominal trouble
AZ he grew worse his parents were mott
NED and they began we race over the sea
A. B. degree from Dartmouth. graduating
from that college in 1909 The body vas
sent TO New York to-day. whence il
will be taken 20 his home Rutland. DR.
and Mrs. Cavsrly will meet the body in
New York
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wealthy American the Victim Of Robbers
Wear Durango. NeNico.

DURANGO. Mexico. Sov a.. ,'ohn z
Lockhart. wealthy ,mericaa mining
man who was masking a trip through
The mount aims 60 his mines. was shO-
and killed from ambush near venta1as
this s, ate some days ago and his body
has Just reached here. The "bjec- u
the murder was robbery
Mr. Lorkhar- was formerly n leahine !;
stockman Of sout hwes- Texas He came
10 Durango several years agp and soon
made a large fortune in mining Inves, e.
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