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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-18
Rr,Ds M 4 LANTERN FLS,
sGIpp~r SAYS o. Carries white and ned
Lights. hut M Green.

Tho steamship Coppenane. which ar
rived last night from Demerara. Para
marble and TRINIDAD. has on board two
tiger birds ely nonk-ys and seven lantern
carriers for the Bronx Geological Park.
The lantern carriers are flies which have
two bright yellow-white luminous objects
on their backs behind their heads and
Capt Haasnoot says he can read hy their
light at night in his quarters. They have
also "A red light on their stomachs, hs
saws They wer' shipped at Paramarih"
and snt ed 20 Capt HaAsnoot, who has
kept them IN his quarters during the pas
sage They Eat sugar cane and bananas
and are about an inch long
The international Encyclopedia IL scep-
tical about the luminous qualities Of the
lantern fiy. which natives Of the tropics
ASSERT The book saws they get their
name from the shape OF the probosCis
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-18
,T""T, HiTT IoR NJ rsI ar
500 u.d Ri.~s anal aa. SaiE,aS ~ Bss,p
Itahssd assss

Ir. u1.,r Ne tt.t O.. M.faalrg Nl.
.,.0.. ..r - Burglar " ~fum-r ~ rsIs
a ...... ...H.... I..fs.. .np..vst rs I
.rs.. " . ..r, uy ... H..s Island Raj.
...tH .-s. 90 u.r .lrv this morning
100 f.-.r a.rrrm"u' - IaI, tas' Man
street ant ,.,I-.,l Nusr 10 probably t
fp'r. sound 100 rn- ,..t,ru-r
rn- ~.um-r, arrived here t.-t night
'r.u I'.rf,ru.IIn. Va NL-rv 'h-y uHu
n..u st-.r.ur relative. intending 80 ,p-ud
q lew d,F, here, tu,i 10 Nlsh.nztuu t.'fnp.
returning .Hu.v
They '.ut uu apartment ~ ~" hhny"
numuvr and r.'trrd HIS morning a''u'
p.c.p,A ~tulm.r WIs Awakened ~
slight uuI-" and -."tns vIgu" form
rrrd Ia pu'lcr court tEl, morning SIM
u-r 80. r-ica-.I on hIs own r-cuguir
tnCe f'r Ai- appearance IN court \nv"in-
t-'r & u,z pT~s~n - - desired.
Before undergoing an operation h'.
wlisrI ,u.ru ed h M and - "a their tina " 81
lie of tar-e years mad been ideal SIM
m.r SAID thai recently one II hls fcla-
tlv-- had shot and killed a burglar ~
their Chicago home and that since then
both he and ms wife had b~en alert. and
u wa AZ her suggestion that h" put his
pistol under his plihpw before retiring
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-18
ven tRES GETS orr.
NnIl-For-Ign ComandAnir Of AmApRia
Tanned bN . -. t.unpoaI.

MAsHINDToS, OC' l. Gen Jos. Maria
Nallddarr-, GomAudant- at Amapala. on
the west coast of Honduras; who stirred
up trouble for IN. Government 81 Hon
duras by hi- conduct toward the foreign
Con-ul-. has given ~ his ONCE and de-
parted. presumably for III. capital; T"-
guoIgalpa tpmmander charles II Hayes
~ the g,nbua' Princeton. which arrived
there recently; sent word to the Navy
Depart menf today that he had called
upon Nalladar-- and informed him -
the complaints 81 the foreign repreeen
tHtIv"- A. T"gucigalpH against him.
Before l"iving AmBpais Gen Nllladare~
wrote letter TO commander Haye =
denying the charges OF the foreign Consuls
The only trouble he had had; he asserted 4,
was with forelgn merchants
several davs ago President Davila
~ Honduras telagraphed TO Nalladares
demanding that be- give mp his post n
Comandanf" and proceed az once TO
T.gucIgsipt ten NalladareS replied
that no woulI do 80 a. soou a. he had
time =" close his accounts
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-18
" OODLEi ~ SOLD.
Mr.. O.. .. Shrpard's Country Residence
Bought bl Robert NAther.

Robert NIa'u.' chairman 81 the boa ri
u director, of the Western Electric
and Manufacturing Company. purchase
Yesterday through Nichols \ Hobhi" the
country re-Ideu.- - Mrs Elliott
Shepard At S,arnorOugh on Hudson TIL"
r.,- demo" Hdiuius 'h" e-'at" - VII
iam Rock~f.llsr n ~ known ~ MOodI.i
and IL sad 10 have bseu d'.v"'ppei AZ
cost Of NOR" iu'n 81 upup
Originally Woodea comprised ai,ru'
~ a1r"- ~ vel lad or grounds Ilr
Roo k"f"ll"r purchased 11 ~ 'h"s. acres
several years 20 and nov NuDdieI com
prls.,- about ninety .thr"" t"r.- ~"
r...id-I"" contains abO'' seventy rooms.
fnTfy-Ou. Of which at" hrtroDm- Tho
nou-e - brul' ~ brick and contains much
.y-ilv furniture and banging al 81
wlfrh Ir" included IN m" d"II B".I.i"r
'," dwelling thor" - q stable rontainiug
twenty stalls = arg" "arriag" room and
...,.rrug puar'"-S FOR srVfe"1 msn Thor"
o." also ruuue~ ~ lodge hTus..~ farm
hpI-"- and gr"enhpu,"- scattered over
'n" property
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-18
DTTCH FLIER WINS S.O.OOO.
WynmaIen Nakes PAris-BrusSeIs Round
"trip. With sew en- Hours TO spare.

>ps,gl CISs DsspIicA 10 rHS So,
PAETs. oct II Henry Wvnmalen. the
Young Dutch aviator " no holds the world =
altitude record and who started from
PARIS yesterday with "A passenger on "A
high' To- brussels and return. reached
is-v. n suburb Of Paris shortly after noon
to -dav Under the conditions Of the
So ga prize offered by the Automobile
CluU the flight Ia Brussels aud return
had - be made within thirty-sIX hours
Wynmalen started from Paris az -
q clock ON sunday morning aud stopped
AZ ~ Quentin to repleuish hiz supplies
He reached brussels A. 10 4 VI and
ed on his return voyage \ fog
compelled him 10 d-scond al ~ Quentin
eighty four miles from PARIS. al sos
O'Clock yesterday afternoon He ascen dsd
again at ~ O'Clock this morning and
arrived safe al Issy at I?Is O clock. with
more than seven hours to spare
Isga gneaux. also With passenger
left Paris In quest OF the Same prize ~
ora O'Clock on sunday morning II.
stopped az 81 Quentin for supplies and
reached Brusss.ls AT 22o o'clock ~.
decided 20 remain ihsre for the night
Al slj O'Clock This morning h. resumed
hts Journey from the Belgian capital
Hr reached ~. Quentin AZ ~ IS o'clock
and again cam. down Ia replenish his
supplies. In landing he damaged hi-
machine and vas compelled to abandon
the attempt TO reach Paris
Mynmalen and regagneauN used Far
man machines
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-18
rIGHr aHE,D ron rHE u. I. r..
Mrs Matthew r. scott NAy Seen Rrrlrc-
ton to the Presidency

wAsHINoToN. oct u. 4 lively fight
for the presidency Of the Daughters ~
the American Revolution Is foreshadoW ed
IN the announcement to-day that Mrs
Matthew 7 Scott. IN" presiding ufficar
will he candidaf" 10 succeed herself
Mrs SCOTS announcement - modestly
made. hut its significance - NOT lost
upon the Daughters. who remember the
close race last year h..iW esn Mrs Scott
aud Mrs william Cumming story 81 New
York. as a result Of which " was pre-
dictad THAT Mrs Scott would not be can
didata again II II underst God that Mrs
Stnrv's friends will present her name al
the next election She was defeated NV
only few votes az the last election
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-18
TO ~ tDE CLTB DISTRICT.
Property Purchased on FOrty -rfth street
said Ia Br for Onirr Building.

According 80 q real estate deal closed
yesterday N" club district IL shortly
10 b" invaded hv an Office building The
three old dwellings covering plot 6OEIOO
adJolnrng IN" Harvard Club and abut-
ting ON ~" New York Yacht club were
pprrhas,-d Yesterday by Paul StaTrstt.
president ~ the Grorge 4 Fuller Con
-'rI'tion Company Whether MIR starr
r.'t bought the dwellings for his own
aC'ovu' or Tor the Fuller company could
not le i"Hrn"d II - Understood thai
a tail business bulldinE will replac" the
pr'--'rt buildinE- A. soon a. the leases
expire next MAY
m" property - known a. 321 - and 30
West Forty rfh street and Vas sold by
the Herald Sqlar. Holding Company
through ~" ~ n Fuller Realty COMPANY.
This l. n" thiri largo building project on
Sixth ayrnu"- annolncrd within ~
month"; hvihllng Il now being com
plotted fur'h"- east On RI" hlocki and within
III" lH-i few days h" owners ~ the plot
J'-t -"li purchased forty foOt -ifn
near SINtr avenue for Improvement with
Q business building,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-18
tvrErrrHStD ssfv srtsy
ssssa--a-siss=ssf r.ss-s ssss 80 Pr~ss--
efss rafrt- ftss s@-ss s~ssssssosFas.sf

Fusffarfs.H H.s "a .flss
.-.Fas u .as~-T Hss-s.a u----.i %
.rs srar- H 30 sra.asI s=uass s=-.ss.
s-...af .rss u... fFrHai.t ssiaasiaa 20
isl- ..s4g..ls.rF .H 49, sse4v saaa~
Hftsr1. 80 .saH .Ha srssasH 80 80
Haf .f.Hfssl ra.arsI '~s-Fs Hf 80 sruag
Has= FtHHHuafsf .. - s@sssns shs
H.II.nfarfIr ssfffltfts.t fs 800 fr-sfua-as
tsfianE .1-s~ s.af- Far@ -lsus-f fts.s
taa-s n saHI....I 600 20 tsafhs m go
1fss as 80 go f.san fs@a@a SD
fH-r- .s TO- .TTf 80 fhs afaastua
fH4a HIa-s @HHs 0Ha .Han 80 ara@aan
30 esitltln-nF tfsl H=fsr= 80 sarsafaastaa
- H.stnrI-s-sl 10 80 5fh-~ sesuss
b. siiilssl s-F- -s r..t thaf lh-T~ 80
.snss .h.HIf e. .. fBs faFfa-ssn-~- q 80
.rrsslasl- ttnHua -i 80 p-rassa- 90
sf..f=es-st lF ssaH.aaffH1 - 49,. .
vrBHli .issv~l4r-sI
'ff 20 Hafi-s-sI 80 ssrs s--sn G=a=ral
..nf r..-. .r-sf IH- rssarai .issssstfnstf
Ia. ss.fHlI sbz.l 81 ifsf q. prarsieahis
TO sav ..Htarv ssHtnatiua
ags.r.f srpH..I ss#ss tHd 49, ne 20
u.a... ...IHsnss- r .lHs t-HHusitir- has ss~a
i-'iI.. s'f4fs4 - pfHf-rttys Tsiu-
BHs F... s.H,i .H 30 a. p-ff-~t'v .s-Fnun
-tra'-B s. tnv fast n p@sIlHsss. sni
p ' H- Ia-.r4.i .v fh- Ma nepaFsm=at
f"Ff .H- sfus have 'bs uan~nt a this
tiFH's..- .su 90. ..ru- ha- couis - r~lur~
.f - q ...lr.H- ,rHs-,i,iFs fhr~# shuiif
Che 90 ..Y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-18
''r r',,S rsS psrrv.ru
, '.--=ssss-. - f---s--. s.fssss. wss..
- asJsaft

- aHss-fa.sslH ~ .H ..s#Haaa - -
.HfHH.rsaaf - .Ha Fafr9f q Hssl4HHFa a
fsf.ssrsas go $50 s.. .tsss ..a. +. ...-
sf@sss - s.tssrassa ..aa rss - go
.afH..s saa.asf - .H.s- ...f "a. .---.st..l.
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So
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s.s. -. 90 3D.. ..H..... Id.
raaaas-.-I 80 -. =. - Id.
o. .r - - - - .-as . sa. ...
$3.50. ,as.y.... Cd. d. -. -. -. a..
.s ...r =. -. Co.,. .-.. -....... -.
oil. Il. .......H.-. ... =. -. -. =.
FOL .....- ....-H.... 49,. -. A.. =.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-18
u,I~ BRG rROW CHIC 200.
Onr Of our several post Orners Does More
IlaSInrss ThaO Her Total.

.Iu-t to show that ih.caRo'S claim to a
bigger postal business than New York
- dong - unfound'd Postmaster Morgan
Kave ont figures Yesterday showing that
the receipts ~ this post pfiic" FOR the last
three months exceeded rho-. - the CHI
ca No Office for the same p-riod ~ time 10y
more than hali a million doiiar- More
over ChIcago'- hRurs-- represent m"
entire territory covered hy N" greater
citv. whereas m. figures gwen for this
city represent only Manhattan and N"
Bronx. the oN1ces for BROOKLYN, Queens
and Richmond being separate and d.
'uct BROOKLYN. Queens ana Richmond
aIpu" are rly - big "a Chicago. Their
population - 2.Ooa3sI and Chicago i
49, ss3
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-18
mrs 10 PREIENT RE,k.
sec,Ion IiAnd kilied Trying Ia G-i Hand-
car From TrArk.

MUNCIF. Ind. Oct u william l..
Berrsheld a section hand on the Big Four.
was aboard hRndcar inspecting the
track this morning when he saw the
Southwest limtsi bearing down upon
him.
The train wa running a mile a minute
and Bertsfrd Jumped Hoping 10 avert
a wreck be- overlook the hsndcar and had
almos, dra gged II from the track when It
vas struck by the train.
Bertsheld prevent ~ a wreck but he was
dead when the train crew and passengers
reached him
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-18
TOTAL aEGISTRATIOH 5isRs
~ nee tfEs rSfn wfff FtBf
aega HRGSw tAsf TEtHs


NJ sss-I .-ui=srafisss 70 .uis go .
90 80 safss % 10 80 ushina 80 1919
"a as-5 n-aifd - srst o. 49, .@ats.f fsus
fb- s~si.sF-ass r-@-r,asv 80 as
n 80 pw~-.saas - - - $3.50 70 -
-.s.s. - 10 60 a.. ssssi go - 80 aisr
~ui ~ $3.50 lssas hr-- $3.50 frs.
's-slsy ss.pas-l @its sss 80 - fwa
rAi- b. 80 'ssal -. ssr2tisa .zssaear--i
go a. . - fsar ss~-ptiaa r-ar..
-its - b,sal ,as- "a. rs.s -.a-,st-~i
ss-s-tsas
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-18
WV cOr>TERFFIT $40 >OTE.
The secret service DrscribeS % a. Poorly
Executed aud Easily Detected.

AsHINdrON OCT u The Treasury
Depa r. ment wac advised 10 day of fresh
counterfeit discovered N circulation at
BuFalo. y Y The secret service de-
scribe- the spurious ISSUE as follows
New count"rfeit ten dollar United
States note. series Of 1901. check letter
y j " Lyons Register NJ IN" Treasury.
Charles II Treat. Treasurer ~ the United
States Portraits ~ Lewis and clark
This CoUnterf-it was printed from very
pOorly executed Iiuc etched plates on far
dualIty paper With few ink lines TO
indIcnt. the silk hbr- 81 the genuine
The seal and denominatI onal characters
are except lonally poor The number ~
th. mote. which - A?5c677s - printed IN
blue INK ~ the upper right end and ia
black nh ~ ths low "r lett and of the note
The note ~ 50 poor that " should not de-
COW" the ordinarily careful handler ~
money
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-18
,d.e Thrown From "a. wheel.

WAsHINGroN. OCT - Alvey 4 Adee
Second Assistant Secretary ~ state.
who has travelled thousands - miles
through Europe On "A bicycle without
mishap fell ~ his wheel Yesterday
He was riding gsyIy along an uptown
thornughfarr wheD dog got N hIS track
The dog was attacked hv "A bad cas- g ~
rattl"r and began to dodge Mr. Adac
tried to avoid a collision. the mAci.In.
skidded and the rider VAS thrown t. tn.
ground He was bruised about the head
and body Mr. AIDE" appeared at the
state Department to-day. explaining
that hiR injuries ere TRIVIAL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-18
Farm StrIhsrs Try 20 40
sHliff md BurR
Buildings.
DYNAMITE N 4 TUNNEl
55ub- found IN u french Raj
E1y Stations Anarchists
% NORA

-s.H# 30. -ua vs
49,. DO rs o.. s-n~rsf str.a-
r.--a. i.srs'-Fs,i ,s-u', v~,,~rsi.,f
.. .r- fr-r q VI. H.r.r,
.r H-siHpytI. 1-ar rar.- .. .H..I~
Hr.is 'fnrlrv-i there r, u.bs- ,F,.
.. Nrs tHrsi~' ra.IT sln'.,I .1,
..s fn -"'s Hns-r b"rr. .ni 'r-y
-sI
no -rnrIov~r. mar. l.,i tn ,p. .suHT
-~ ant t-.'rpv-t q rur'iup Hf .rr
ung rh~v ii-r~-s siIi.-i On. NtFHf
40 souni~,i b.. ste Tr-r hoy
ta-np,-d ~ burn NJ, D.....t . ....lrr.y
"a ani stable
Ais arm-d ~ith guns Il. -,l rh- bau.i-
sI r-li them ~ hay until the ARRIVAL u
r..r'~i rohr- who arrested ~ - tho
-sf~-~ The new, ~ 'h- trouble lri tho
49, ,r ,Nmmi''~- 80 .-nd - agents 20
Hsr1lvills 80 go ~ EMPLOYEES =" io,u
no -'rlA~ movement ant 30 hoycoi, tn"
farm
A. l''srnr, vas mais AT evening 10
..ov r,r the Vsr-a,llr. tInn-l u the
SAFE abroad
Tie rams on the Inns. have been ,topI-d
asut.ug an examination ~ the damage
i'7- py the sNploslon
Bombs have b-sn found ~ twelve DIFF
sr' railway ,~rmin, These attanr,y
.. 600 damage are attributed "a anarchists
Fifteen hundred s'rk"rs TO-DAY b"
..esei = police station m the heart ~
Pans with the aVowrd intention of re-
-..lns a Worklngman vino had r"'l
. .e-'ct 4 detachmcn' of cavalry
Nl'n drawn sabreS finally Dispersed the
1o'ers
P,RIs. Oct ~ There wa a decreIs"
- dav IN the acts Of vandalism committed
~ tie railroad striker and their sym
7athizers and an increase IN the number
arrests. Among those taken into GUS
iody to-day 10 B,dament, he mo-' militant
advocate Of a general railway -'nNe
No attempt was made today by the
strikers to hold the meeting N the Pores
4 N.ncennes that the Government pro-
ra'ad Yesterday. several indoor meet
~ we're held howev or ~ which 4, j.
rs1or'ei IS OOO railway men were prs ,en'
A. rapnrters were not admitted to m"
rae'ngs II - impossible. to verify ~"
VOC
,.,, rc,,,,r. ~ ,h,, .,,,L. ~. TN.
,..t.r.. ., r,os,ing vs.,.-d,v hv -.r
..,,o. I,a, a,,a,,,,. a., =, ,r,L. ., ,,s,,,.
..s.,,,..., 10, the r,e.,i,S h,,, the p,b,.
.,..r-.J horn Tbev MANNED IA rpse,
no Par. LYONS and Mediterranean
pav .r,fron This morning IN Order al.
...i. -. men from returning 90 wor,
70 ,..I...,. forbade ,ba,- lingering outside
a "A 9
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-18

Boris TllmboIrg. ~" vorng Rus
'cnIi.'. ~ho arrived Yesterday Nv IN"
Nhi'. star linar Arsbi'. brought an
ANDREA GGarueri instrument which
hl. prose- age ~ -aId Wa worth about
g1:.lu when tho '"elli-t himself made
y Sle,lHratton necessary ~ bonding IL
hr .aid o. was worth g, ~ ~ an lmmi
grant ~" mi gn' kar" brought ~ his cello
A. 'ool ~ hf- frai', bIt ~ an artist
h" ~ required 10 bouI U a. theatrical
grprcrty Boris ~1.l appear fret a.
nl't-burg on October p and play later ~
IN. West.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-18
sHtRING 'Eo>S h'NK sTSPS
R~e~t,sV Acquainted fss isasssa csaesrs
MIN aAnY nrAash~..

pes. rI1.s usiFifsN 70 rus srs
t1SuoS. Oct ~ The Charing Cro~s
RAMA has -topps-l paym-n,s and 30
r-iv~t has bs.n appotnted.
The hama owner l. Alfr~d Carpent~r-
II ha- MANY branch-~ IN Great britain.
IT, advert is.-t as~~ts we're q sDi.ooo.
IL d"pu-it. az. estimated ~ 81. ofro.Ooo
W Cripp~n. nos awaiting trial for the
murder ~ his wfa aud the woman he
- acc,i-sd - kilhng had a loint depo~i,
- EGn VA the hank.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-18
rIRED O> GERWiN BiLLOON.
The prince Adolf UAs Blown over French
FrWHIIrr NrAr ' rrIiuR Ports.

BEpIIS oct ~ Three aerOnau'- Who
-. ..ud..d from SaarbrIck-n yesterday
IN ih. balloon Prince Adolf report that
hoy W-r.. blown over the French from
rrr and hat they were trs-i ~ by the
fort 81 Nrrdun ~ hey were passing over
'h.Ir
N..lih"r the balloon nor - occupants
S.T,. Ilr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-18
va ~ DGE or I FIT.
~ He Left u 10 the women Ia settle One
suit over Another suit.
.psc'ai C1aS D,'pof6h 10 Tvs :

-rerfgl t1Mr Dffpdtfh 10 ] ~ NtN
IoSDoS. Oct " 4 Judge al Yelling
borough who was hearing case against
a dreasnaker admitted that he waa IN
able - decii" whether the costume. the
cause ~ the action. ~ or not
"" therefore ordered all the women m
the court r""m - form = jury and Rdiuii-
cate the Issi"
He ruled IL accordanc" with their
a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-18

Wssnfsarss. 90 ~ tnas'tiis-su.sss
80 slar@ - c-e~s tsF--essR pssn,,si
'ssas ~ aap~i b. snna'unrs hs esenl
pspsiiattsa - ~ unit--i ssusa-s ~ Nsvszn-
go t1 ~. slslirsstsss sf~ thaa ~ 20
ur~s -in a. h=Fvad na.aas.aap ant $3.50
hiv a. ek-@- e. N. igs 'ssa asus saasM
fh- Caaasts nsir-sttt e. -sitv usauis Fstoae
a.. f1ftaWfna fHltr~s IN g-spsilAatom
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-18
HtYTI WAVES IP.
Contracts Made Win New Workers for
Flour willis and street RrI,aIrs.

KINUsToS. Jamaica. Oct. ~. The HAY
tian Government has Just concluded CON
tracts with New York capitalists To
reconstruct the streets Of Port -au-Princ'
and to establish -four mills
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-18
H,s, ,sS sfEf, ~sRs ares
sp-=s a. a-s,s ~ ssafi-.f Et~, sfss Fufs
90 anias.sf sss.i sss@sf 80

usIfs f..a.t nafasrsi r.-.t stl=slf sasfie
e. Hsfslf aasfa-faF tfFafaaan 10 e. 30
sas..f $3.50 o. sfura sa-sH fHa sasassaaa
afl.I fEir.t $50 o. .Ha Hllsas Anaa 90
siaffar 80 - 60 s--aa@i fs $50
snl bel. - 90 49, rfanlaa 40 80
sasaF #asaHnT - ffarn So nsisia
FsfstarassIr 49, 80 air4 10 sHs ssfr
tnla. sa.i sft~f -ufalaa aslf aa $3.50 -
aisnaausf fa $3.50 lhrsusn a. tsp aaa
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POPE REBIkES PORTTGI ESF.
Decides TO Recall Lisbon NunciO Because
OF Nntl.t 1crIrAi Policy.

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RoME. oct. 1.-THE Pope has decided
30 recall Mgr Ton,i. the Papal Nuncio 10
Portugal. as protest against the ant
clerical policy 81 the republic.
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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-04
WEALTHY
MANS SON
ARRESTED
ALLEGED THAT TWO BAD
CHECKS WERE TRACED TO
W. &. WOODS.

"W. e. Woods, forgery" This is
an inscription to be found on the
blotter at police headquarters to.
day, around which more than pass
ing interest centers. W. E. Woods
Is the son of wealthy man living
at Huntington, Ore, man sc
wealthy, in fact, that it seems In
credible that his son should be
compelled to stoop to crime to re.
plenish his purse when his funds
became low.
Detective Bush took the young
man into custody last night after 1t
was reported that two bad checks
passed within the last few hours
were traceable to him. The checks
are for $40 each. One was passed
on the Peerless Clothing company
and the other on the Hazelwood
dairy.
The spurious checks were com.
pared with others found in posses
sion of Woods when he was taken
to the station, and it is declared
were found to compare 80 closely
as to cause the detectives to be-
lieve he had been plying the for
gerry game on a large scale. So far
Wood maintains his innocence.
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TAFT READY
To VETO THE
R. R. BILL
"ElTHER HAVE SATISFACTORY
BILL OR NONE AT ALL"
SAYS PRESIDENT.
(By United Press Leased Wirel

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
ST. LOUIS. Mo-, May Ave
are either going to have satisfac-
tory railroad regulation bill or we
are not going to have any" de-
clared President Taft on his ar
rival here today.
The president and his party
reached st. Louis from Cincinnati
early this morning, and were taken
to the ST Louis club for breakfast.
Taft did not care to discuss the
slaughter of the rate bill in the
two houses of congress yesterday
He indicated, however, the action
that he will take.
when | return to Washington, "
he said, Il will look over the en-.
tire bill"
Then he added that there would
be either a satisfactory bill or none
That he does not intend to sub,
NIT to the action of congress in
leaving only the less important
sections of the measure In the bill
was evident from his short state
ment.
The railroad regulation bill was
one OF the pet measures on the ad
ministratlon program. Taft had re
eeived assurances, before leaving
Washington, that the insurgents
would help In passing the program
That this was believed to NEAR
they would help in passing the rail
road bill was an inference drawn
by the friends OF the administra
tion, although 1t was known thai
the progressives in the senate hat
bitterly attacked the bill.