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n,RuIPI>G GEOR.I
supporters Of Zoe Brown aud Iicke smith
NN ~ Nuh FI>I~

M.RiETTA. Ga JTlv 20 Tn rally
herr last Night for COY Jus Brown. Who
- opposed Tor denomination by eN-Gov
Hok" smith. ended ia fight betws"n
Brown and Smith supporters winch
probably would have asSIm"d proper
rion- of riot nut for TIL action of Mayor
Hsri"rt Chy
This was ~" first Brown rally of th,
campaign aud JOs Hill Hall mcmlrt
Of the Legislature from Macon. was 'hn
speaker Although this - Gov u owns
home ~ hLs strong "n"mIss h"rs and
thHy were ia ovid 'n,-' ~ the rally Hall
wAs contiuItliy 'rrup' Il by cries
II -HuTr. h for IIokc.- nd u was with
dIhicUlty tht h- was hoard
Th"s, tl,tiCs - cnrag,d tho Brown men
that a. th' meeting WIS closing James
Rogers. a klding Brown man denounced
LeOuidas Blair. a Smith leader Blair
rotIici with blow and thr two fought
i"rc"ly Tho fighting spread and rot
was Imminent when Mayor Clay rushed
up with tho pOlice and forced the com
b.ltauta apart threat Of whpl.rll.
arrests by tho Mayor prevented further
fighting Several of thOse engag ged in IN"
trouhl. wcrs badly bruised Mayor clay
~ "A son Of United states Senator Clay
Both ia. Mayor end senator arc sup
ortIng Hoke Smith
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i>OITNE LuNCH 0N FIRr.
leak LrOparsiS fNe iINrs ai NiIarilr
Highlands uOats tS the ReSeur

ATIANTI' HIGHIANns y. J July 10. -
Pave parsons had narrow sscap-. from
death here this afternoon ~hen leak una
gu-pl..ue VA launch owned bv John
y hlng summer resident Who's. bust
u..ss address J. ~ william street. New
York took iir. and -nyelopeI the after
part uf the craft m flames Re=Cusr- IN
all Ainds OF boats quickl " rushed 20 the
disabl-i buat and took the pa-sangsrs
a. the pier The launch vas the Marcia X
In u besIies the owner were Mrs King
Miss kInma Macfsrlan- ot 81 Fast T~sutv-
ninth street New York. and Herbert
Seal- who's. business address, - - Pine
s'-'-~' N-- Nn.k Eh:s couple e-e.. -,,s..,..
Ing tho sunday with the Kings and we're
starting out for "A spin ia the bav when
the accident occurred
clinton I.ph-en. "A clerk IN the local
national bank. was running the new
engine m the boat u Vas through his
efforts that the launch was not DESTROYED
Mlss Macfarlans and Mrs King showed
courage when the flames threaten 10
drIv. them oy "rbotrd They were burned
slightly but not seriously The furnish
Ing- we're badly damag,si Among those
Who went 10 the rs.sC1Ie vas Dr Howell
~ N''w York IN hi- Catboat Tide
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evening n" cams alone and is =, che
f1nrfaN Hotel He will Ieavs Beverly
Tor New York tomorrow night hc said.
IL vas announced to-day that when Mr.
Iat' sails north IN Rar Harior he Nill
not at out ot touch with the country
Iher" - q wireless APPARATUS on the MAY
Hover and Z will be resoTtei 20 by the
fr->l lent to talk 20 some oG the White
hotiSe force here or At Washington.
The IreSIient. according to the test
Information, has thought hut httls about
tn" vacant hirt Justict,ship. Hov
HusheS - still known. however. 60 he hv
lar the most hkelv man. while th-rr
have been ret orts that S.nsior Ilhu Root
might h- naInei for the place they are dis
credited here
The President has declared tha, he
wishes 10 name for thai place a man be-
tween " and 81 yeats of age who mi ight
serve long and useful ,er'r a. heal Of
the great court This alone would har
Sens'or Root. Who u now G5 years old
IL = believed ton that de President would
prefer Gov Hughes for other reasons.
although ~ alone Is thought here To be
sufficient tn pat the senator ont of the
question
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row THt MB a. CHIwP,NzEFs
Arrives NJ The BronN Zoo and TIes Hint
self In turIIcues.

Our of G-rman last Africa cam. the
very smallest chiInpanZee in the world
io the BrunZ zoO Yesterday The ARRIVAL
was taken right over To- the curator's :
offir,. Tor a formal reception and WAS
ther'' found to l- iS inches tell With two
years uf age and a weight of ~. pounds
10 lts credit
Dr W. Reed Blair. the animals physi.
CIsu said that the creature Was th,. fin-
e~t specimen of chimpanIee that he had
ever seen and that he would have II in
hIs esIscIal car'.
lnprJvis'd par,llcl bars war,. set rIp
~ the Office aud upon them the animal
gl'.efIlly performed without urging II
th"n sol-muly undld Itself and threw
IN InkWell M one of the keeperz. wh".
dpdginr picked up ia. least and put IT
IN a clge IA IN" monkey house.
~ Yesterdays heat was oppressive at
the POO II II probable that the Chimpan-
1'-- will b- called henceforth -Bll1as-
Iet@cIIye Brown. watching the crowds
that iilcd into the elephagJ house. found
a woman fighting with u snail hoy in front
II the 81 ge uf Gundl. the elephant The
woman called To him that the boy had
or@nsd her pocketbnnk Then she tainted
The detective caught the hoy pointed
out 10y tn" woman He said he was Jacob
l.evey u l3s Fast 18th street
Tn" woman gave her nam" as Mrs q
Ch7ngery and her address as 81 Eas,
EIghty-hfth street Sh" was carried To
the grass m front - the elephant hous.
and there revived 10y doctor IN the
crowd Some friends took her home in
n cab. lcvey was locked up.
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M HtD >Or HrEN w RDrRED.
Though IIIs Brother SakI - and Folks
Brstlrrrd AZ over Town

Au undertaken a. Th,Tty-fuurth strc"i
and S'N"n'h aSruu" received a call vr-
teIddy afternoon from John HanuIgau
Ot 80 West SINtV--iNth street John sad
that some one had pushed his brother
Ice N IA" roof of their apartment hous..
and b" wanted ia" undertaken To- bury
hm
-Wu-rr - tn. death GER, itcltes- asked
tn" undertaken
-Oh. Won n hav" 20 get that yourself .
John replied and un-teadily departed
down N" street
~" undertaken thought a." polio"
would know something about the cas-.
and Il they didn't trey should l." told
anyway n" called up n" West sixty
eighth street station They said they had
jIst -.nt man around there
A few minutes before IN" telephone m
the Cpruner'~ ofiic. had rung and voice.
AT ~" other end sad
HAY" Won k.,rn.d ~ the death of
joseph Hannigln' II not want 10 re-
port u
Ine Coroner : clerk had not and sad So
We'll this ~ Harrington Brus, under
tlk"rs. IN" NCiC" explained h"
brother wa- inst N herr and said Ju..
he'd l-..u murdered They live at 23D
West SiNty-sNth street
Tho CprpnrrH clerk jump.i - another
phor" and called up Tn. West SIXTY eighth
- irU"t polio" station \ policeman was
b's'led around IT, the Hannigan home
H." was met at the door 10y Joseph Han
ulIHu
-M4r.ler- - exclaimed the young man
" Do IDpN hio a dead Ones-
Thcrr il ~ firm uG Harrington Bros
listed j., ~" directory
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MN SENATE TiNDTDtTE.
4 ong rrsman BurieiEh Expected to Resign
III, seat and knirr Maine Contest.

10, LLSND. Me July 10. Assurance
that Edwin G. Burlsigh vii resign his
-..at m the lious. and tecome a candidate
FOR United States senator II the next
I-gIs!atVrr /. not controlled hy the Demo
crate Vas offered today hy prominent
polI'IcIin who visited this city
Congressman Burl-Igh. VINO WAS re-
nominated i"w DAYS ago. has thus Ear
taken no active part III 'h" contest now
waging between Frederick 4. Powers Of
Mutton and cN-(ioN William r Cobb his
attitude and that ot hl- newspaper IN.
k.nnah..C J'HrT H. b-Ing that all Efforts
should al present b" i,.ut toward Keeping
tha state from gTavitatinR into IN" Demo
cratic ranks
Fyrn n GOV Eernald should ha defeated
II n pointed out that III" Republicans
might -trl control the i"glslatiIr" The
sdvrn' of Mr Burieigh would unJIos' 'oi,-
arly subtract from IA" support now
cialn"d IVY both Powers and Cobb. having
greater eject. perhaps. upon the chances
nf tic latter
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MISS WiRI POHER< mrs.
h""n< asman. DraEged h, Train ai
nronNN illr, suecumbS To Tier On hirIeN.

NHTrE PLAINS. y Y. July 10 MSs
Mary Powers. Who with her schuol chum
EdI Bigger. was strIrk ty a nnrtht.ound
White Plains electric tram on tn, HArlcu,
Railroad Nhll' attempting to run across
the tracks at Bron walk yesterday after
noon died at ) O'Clock this morning IN
the Lawrence Hospital She did not n, 70
gain Consciousness after ths train hit
her aud dragged hsr co1 te..t under IN.
motor
Miss Bigger. who was thrown 10 ono
sl'i' ut the roadbed will protla bly rrcover
Ia" Young ~ou'en cSlms from well
SHOWN kentuCky families They werc
graduated from tho Brant wood Hall school
Tor s,rls at BronNyilss IN June last. On
SirIritv they hld hnChepn with "a friend
Miss l'yatt. aud N"r'' on their way to New
York whom the Ecritlrnt occurred
Miss Powers Was III. only daughter Of
a idnWed mother who IL here Funeral
-'TyiHcs will 10 held a. christ church
gt BrunNrill'. Wh"rs Miss Powers was
confirmed IN Nav Last. un Tussday after
noon and shs Will bs buried IN ia. family
plot az Maysville. Nv. coroner BoeCiackeT
announced today that hs will hold at
Inquest uu FRIDAY He NAV urs, ths
Public Service Commission 20 force the
Harlem company - abnhsh the Bronx
VIll, grade crossing. which - considered
dangerous aud where several persons
have t.'-n kIlled IN neCcnt yeas
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DUKB NEARLY DROWNED.
Hestmlnater Nas Tr1lng Out . Hydro
plane fer IniernAiIsaAl naoes asre.

piano Ter tnteenAftonAl Aaoes taere.
SP~r'Ii case Ds,plssa - rsa svS.
LONDON. July 10 Tho Daks oi wsss-
minister narrowly escaped drowning tkis
afternOah through the capsilhg q! .
hvdrcplars In which he aud three 0ehs-s
were practising oc Cows. Isle % wight,
The hvdroplane wAs built ospecisliv
20 take part in ths internatlonal races
in America In August. !; was only com
pleted YESTERDAY u II - feet long and
- caplhI, ~ making s. knots an hour.
The accident occurred 'hrss-auarters
% q mile from tho shore in Seep ~ats-
Tho Duke was steering and attempted
20 turn too sharply. The hydroplano
heel>d over. taxing water over he- stern
until she capsizcd.
The Duks sank twios. Then Nj.
Robins. his companion. grabbed him ami
held him mp until a motor boa, arrived
q nd took thcm aboard The two engineers
chung tn the hydroplans until they were
rescued
In. Duke says /, was the closss, cail
be ever had or ever wanted He Sss
nearly gone when tho motor bnat reached
him Ito Certaiulv would have lsnn
drO wned but for MIR Robins
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STONED BtkERS' SHOPS.
Thiri, strikrrs Raise q Disturbance an,
start to Do some NreckInk.

Thirty JOurneymen bakers who have
been on ~ rike in NIlliAmsburg for several
weeks started n disturbance yesterday
IN the neiRhborhood of Bishwick Av.nu.
and Mrlrose street to injurc the business
of two bakers vino maintained. II is said
an aggr"Ssly" attitude IN the strike The
dlsturhance was prearranged and when
the fight Was ~ it's height stones were
hurled AT the show windows of tho two
bakers
Tn" disturbance attracted a large crowd
and a telephone message reached the
Hamburg avenue police station that A
rot Was IN progress. Capt. Becker
hurried out the reserves and when they
Teachssl the seen" more than 900 peoDI,.
were gathered After dispensing the
crowd H." police arrested Andrew LAdler
- liO Harmon street. Ernst BoshIn. Ii2
ShnrWa1 Ry"uue. Joseph kUrns. 25I stan
hOpr street christian Fischer, 10 Charle,
pia'", Victor I"'s!ernau. 1914 WillouRhby
av"nue, III nhard AlAas". Jamaica: August
W"tl'sl. L'rJ kuicA orhoCkor avenue: Johr
I'reGsl 70 Jnion avenue: Joseph SlAyiuo
$50 Tro,i'mal stree. a,E Francis Bad
wclscr. ~ M"lruBe street Mnon thov
wCro arraiRn"l IN the Manhattan avenue
polcs cour' they wsrd represented by
a lawyer. ShoHa'd that the Arc,,sad hsLd
been iuno"wItly drawn into tho fight
aud thEi the ihstiga'ors succeeded IN
making their escape
Magistrate HiRRuhotham pArolod the
PRISONERS m the custody " their lnwycr
pending q hearing
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SIX MASTER RAMMED TANK
BIG SCHOONER RAN THROCGH
roc HITH An san SET
After RAkIRg the IIe~perus's FOrseasiIe
nHh Iirr JIbbOOm tic Ndtie 10. Law
renee CAme On Again antl Knocked
Oui the Foremssi wanted No Help

The hig German tank steamship Hes'
/ p.rI- came In yesterday morning fror
Hamburg with her steel foremas, asks~
twenty feet of her forward s'ar,NoarJ rail
gone aud her starhoard how dcnted and
broken nea- the deck She got her
wounds ia fog af,y-tlvs miles east OF
Sansucke, liRhtsh.p on Saiur6sy morn
ing hy collision with the 81 Y Iaa.tei Aueri-
can schooner Add'A NJ Lawrence. bound
m hallas; from Bustuu To Philadelphia
part % hcr wooden rutwaier and
fragments a her jibbOon. Tn. fii eS-
tent 81 her hurts NAV not ls known until
She arrives At the Delaware Breakwatar
She wa~ not seriously crippled according
,n Capt Dalldorf ~ 10. Hr,perrrs and sh-
made no rcsponss ~ Cap, Daildorfs
megsphuned question do yor need a.
sistanCe'-
The story % the Hesper,4 i- that shs
Was proceeding slowly when a foghorn
sounded close ~ the s'arboard bow The
tanks engines were stopped and a few
seconds later the giant siN master with
all sail set came sweeping out 81 the gloom
into the startled vision % the officer- on
the bridge - the H-speri- Capt Dali
dorf saws he Wa- unable To- d. ANYTHING
more than h. had done His ship was
hacking when the long stout iihboom ~
the schooner poked itself athWart in 'h..
for.ca-tle head of tho H,--p-rti- rakrd her
forecastle. and like the lance of a kni ght
IN a tourney lunged twice a. th. hollow
steel foremast. fracturing 1t in two places.
ten feet above the deck ami near the head
After Oac ing away irun the tank the.
schooner. taking charge Of herself. came
On again. striking the bhif of ths star
board bow smashing the iron wr-k
and carrying away about twenty feet 81
rail. The skipT-,r ~ the schooner. Capt
Ros-. lesil,d the tank and each captain
revealed the identity Of his ship to ih.
other. They we're not In communication
more than a minute before ia. schooner
drifted away in the fog
Capt DalldOrf said that lac believed
the sChoOu-r could not b. dana ged badly
enough to prevent her from max ing port
a. her captain did not even ask him To
stand bv She was iyinS hsht. which
was a lucky thing for the llespsnIs. for
u she had been coal laden the smash
mi ght have sent both ships to Davy Jones
tn" Hespsr1Is " ~ ship a new for-mast
The Lawrence - one Of the biggest
schoOners ahnat and usually plies IN the
roal trade bet~sen Philad-lpha and
Boston. whenc-. she sailed for Philadel-
phia on Thursday Shc measures so7
tons and - aa1 fest long
Some steamship eJuipp..i with wire
less probably srok" N. Hssp-rIs on
after the collision and CAV.
, version ot n 10 the wireless operator
IN the Nantucket lightslip This came |
a Newport IN the evening and mad.. |
he schooner o Gloucester fisherman
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NiU BITTNG TNDID NV.
Ta> >Ior. Boy Arronaut. Arrested ana Must
go Back 60 Reform school.

BELLEvILLE. y. J..'July iO.--A habit Of
George Taylor of biting his nails led 10
his arrest last night as a fugitive from the
Glen Mills Reform School in Pennsyl lvania
Taylor. who Ia also known as George
Bartlett. has been travelling exten sively
through the country -incs his Escape
and two weeks ago fell so feet while
making a balloon ascension at Hillsld,
Park. in this plaoe. due 90 a defective
parachute.
Taylor got out % St Mary's Hospital.
Pas-aic. yesterday and intended % 60
up in a balloon at thu park tomorrow.
but was arrested and locked TAP.
4 wished had been killed. : said Taylor
as he was led away to the county jail at
Newark to await the arrival Of the Key
stone State authorities. Taylor Ia IL
years old. will have 90 stay in the re-
form school until II and then serve two
years in prison for escaping.
The sun., 1910-07-11
BH.RTNE AZ BERHiDi.
I -. BOat salmon DIsabI~s One EnEI Inc
bui Makes Good Endurance Run.

~pSrtd' tI5f DS'pI'fh 10 lHE SCN
HANILToN. Bermuda. July 10 The
American submarine boat Salmon arrived
here th,s morning from Boston on her
endurance trial. She reports having had
a fine voyage except ia crossing the Gulf
stream where she encountered rather
heavy seas
The only trouble on boGrd was causei
10y green hands. who all got ssAsick A
sh ght mishap hsfell one of her engines
and she was run IN under the other
She made splendid weather throughout
tho passage She will sail for Hampton
Roads IA a few days
wASHIS7TrN. July 10 The submarine
salmon. which left Quincy Mass. "A couple
OF days ago for Hamilton. Bermuda.
arrived safely at her destination to-day
This VAS not navy test IL was con
Quoted by the Electric Boat Company.
which built her for the Government
This Is the longest rpm ever made 10y
without a convoy
The sun., 1910-07-11
" ,rCH rOR JEUEI Su, GGLERs.
customs Wen Warned rhai SsOO OOO
stones May Be Headed ThIs Na,

Customs Officials a. New York have h,.en
wsruei to Nat "a Tor the iiamonds. valued
o. stO,ni, -muggls.i last week from
lfIierii2 RaV IA the German province
uf Southwest Africa The first reports
were that the smugglers were aboard
a German liner tut now there are zuS-
piClur- that the diamonds will he carried
tp New lorA
MaIteu l-lue importers say u - not
likely that the smuggl.rs viii try 10 get
the stouss c'' Aui polishei IN New York
Usually the diamond manufacturers "a
New lOra do not 'u' stones ia the smaller
sizes and most ~ the smugglei stones
are small 1h- small stone c...ll lss
Guy IA Antwerp and Amsterdam without
attracting notice
~ the dIanIun'iS are ia the rough they
Cpuli D." brought to New York without
q demand for duty here a. the ~ p-r
cent. duty un dianpud- imported into
the Uuit-l States apple, only to CIT
st"r-. u ths smuggl-r- come here
a1i ar" arrr,t"i II will H.. ~ a courtesy 10
Germany.
The export tax or dinmouiS in the
German colony was fy. at s. - a karat
two wears ago whoa the G.rman f.li-
were di~cov-r- The SmIgEler. Who
carried the gems vdlI- I ~ sHsl 0sb through
the lines defrarII,. th. German Covert
ment ni si33 1g1
B.--ifs- the lO~s of reV-I ne rhe G-rmap
tuv"rr Ir-1t has another reason f"r fol
luNIug up the I'm .gSl-r- l'apOrterS scv
th" G-rmA"- have Aiopt.i the same
pn'irv a. the English cornpa' 49, ~ -
s'ric' '1g th. ourput to the ", rlI's 4cmaud
~ the German Cover m.ut must catch
-" ~nugglrrs r'' pr " 10 o1ll..,- 'h- .ItIss
ou the diamonds hut To- lro'',f the iia-
o.. uI market from rh- .-,-,'> uf . -, ~
~. trlhari -tuuI,-S
The sun., 1910-07-11
mar HrRC,RG0 ~, rms ,r<E,
Grew Of the steamer ~. Nicholas Works
for Flight DaYs PUTTING out FIrr.

SAN Francisco. July 10 Tn" British
steancr st Nicholas. from Antwerp.
cam. in to day ~ith a rcPor: of Goinar'I 10
abla lifcs at s"a
IL" y"-z"l loft Antwerp on Aihv with
a general cargo fur san Francisco and
Puget Sound PORTS On June .. whom
south of the equator. iiT" bruao uIt "a
tho -h"lt"r d"Ck from spontaneous con-
husiiCn III oil soaked rugs. After f"w
hours IN. iiru was plt out.
on tho follow ing lay hr- was de-
covered In tho lowsr hold All hands
fought this fro for eight days before II
was silbclued
A. loast half tho cargo was burned or
ietti-oncl before the flames we're con-
trollri In all this tifna the steamer =
boats wero trailing alongside WITH pro
visions and water aud IL was not known
at what moment the crew would hayo to
abandon ths ship.
The sun., 1910-07-11
NE Will TAX ms CUSTOMERS.
Fast Side Meat seller Transforms HIs
Fine Into an Assessment

Giovanni Real. who koeps meat
market AZ Ssi Fast Ehventh street. was
iE tn" Yorkvile police court yesterday
Cor violation OF the sunday Law in that
ho sold 81 oonts worth OF meat to a
woiEan. Policeman Mckenna happensd
20 10 passing and saw tho transaction
You must not soil mSAt on su nday.
I'll fino vow g. this tire . said Magistrate
krOtei
an right III make Tho custon,orn
pay t Ill charge them csnts moro
a round. said Rsah 50 hc took ca, a roll
Of bills aud paid his lnO.
The sun., 1910-07-11
PUr HEAD DOrTOFCaR WINDOW
Pennsyh anIa u. q. Brakeman I.sses IIis
LIE ln q Trolley Car.

William p Murphy. - years old OF p
jefferson avenue. Jersey city. pCksd his
head ont of window Of a noTihbound
trolley car ia West Side avenue. near
Audubon avenue. Jersey city. early
yest.rdtv morning and WAS struck by a
Snuthbound car His skull WAS fractured
AZ Us hlse aud he was thrown hack un-
conscious into his seat The conductor of
the ca on which Murphy was riding gave
the motorman directions to 60 TO ths City
Hospital in BALDWIN avenue With all
possible speed. but the Young man died
lsfor- he reached there
Murphy wssF brakeman on the Pennsyl-
yania Railroad His body was sent To
morgue
The sun., 1910-07-11
uTOS M uP ~ CENTRiL p,RK.
F,cr, tine Spilled out Nrs. :. ward Ron
bruised Gars Lost some Paint

Thor. wns collision between two
automobiles On the West Drive IN Central
Park opposite lO5th street a little before
: O'Clock last night. Dr A. Ward Ron
II - West Ninety second street ives driv-
Ing hIs own machine. Ia which were his
wife ard two children and woman
friend
The Ron car tipp.-d and all were thrown
out Mr- Ron Was slightly bruussd
The other cur was driven by its owner.
Charles Measure ~ 1914 broadway, who
w.s Ulone Mr. Measure was not hurt.
IN" rars Wrr,. . little banged up by the
encounter. but were not put out of com
MISSION.
The sun., 1910-07-11
SEINE RISING.
River Boai serNir lee ~u>prnsle,i nj Paris
serious Flood FEARED.

N"'---I |NI IlfF9e'TF D InF ~TN
PAkt, luly IL The seine C,nntinues -
ri>" TIE river boat service has been
suspended
Serious HOUd. ar, feared
The sun., 1910-07-11
WOVEN TO FORCE THE TSSIE.
chicago speaker At sunragetIe Demon
sIratIsn m Trafalgar square.

NpsrfH tfbs DsspufCA 20 IHh SIN
IoSDoS. July 10 Another section
of the surraE Eettes made a decentralization
to-day IN Trafalgar Square Countess
Russell and Miss Casey Of Chicago were
among the speakers
u was unanimously resolved to force
the final is~ns ot the franchise quest ION
az the present session u Parliament
The sun., 1910-07-11
MONOPLiNES TRIrMPH.
Defled Wind st RrIns Meet when BIpIauc,
Kept TO Their SHEDS

Npffl1I tl5lo DfIp1ffh % THH SUN
hEiMs. July 10 The aviation mect,r
here closed to-day with further rar,.
smashing Tho weather was cncep, ,,.
ally favorable Tho mos: notable cvyl
was III" racc 70: the Ephrussi p-z.
S?,ooo. II was tho most exciting o..
OF the week and proved 20 be far s.'
than track contcsts
seven nomopLAnes and ono bipl...
started on cross-c0untry oourse, IA
The sun., 1910-07-11

'It snriulfcd I've Grand tentra Terminal
NtraGAs pP.N " Arrive " iliiam stown 9 50
T. " ,Ouurrts there 'OT bennington. " Return.
LIg lraves WliiamstOwn ~ A, A.-AdO.
The sun., 1910-07-11

dAIi 81 RIPIION ORDERS To1x
The SuA 1nd me Evening Sun mar be eft = a.
beSsdesefs. ~ eIua ChArEV.-Aag.
The sun., 1910-07-11

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The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-04-22
GETS EIGHTEEN YEARS
For Criminal Assault Upon His
n Fourteen Year Old
Daughter.

Lewistown, April 10. james d.
Wright, the homesteader arrested a
short time ago for criminal assault
upon his fourteen-year-old daughter,
was sentenced by Judge E. X. Cheadle
to eighteen years in the penitentiary.
In passing sentence the court stated
that in some states such revolving
crime was punishable by death and he
could not say the penalty was too Sc
we're.
Judge Cheadle said he intended to
appoint a good. man as guardian of
the prisoners motherless children
and have him prove up on the home
stead for their benefit. In fixing the
penalty, he made the term OF such
sslength that the younges. child would
tsc+afiage before the father could be-
released so that there would be nc
danger of his ever getting control of
the children again.