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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-21
oAYETY.

4 show that does not depend SO
much on any one star feature but Is
strong throughout Is tnat put ON by
the Bentz Santley company. in the
Gayety this week Every member OF
The COMPANY adds something 10 the
zest Of The entertainment, and the re-
suit Is performance enjoyable from
start 20 finish.
II is not often that one finds a
chorus o. IT, girls In which every ono
Is good looking That l. one OF the
inducements with this troupe The
girls are NOT only there win the per
sonal charm bur they sing we'll dance
much better than the usual chorus,
and are costumed without any regard
for expense whatever. Given some
original music and a good selection OF
the snapniest popular airs 20 iii in
the show has the right kind OF back
ground
Sn.tz Moore is a comedian OF indi-
vidu5l methods He may not be the
best on the circuit. but when a laugh
maker can have the audience going
a the mere sound Of his laugh before
he comes on the stage. he deserves
mention. The first sketch Gay Monte
Carlo is not about anything in partic-
ular bat The second. Teddy in the
Jungle. is a serious attempt al farce
and % is bright nonsense. Beattie
Evans is the leading woman and her
vivacity is very taking.
Tie olio IS exceptionally strong.
Harry Sauber has Hebrew mono
lOgue that H. up-to-date and lively The
Van Der Keers have a sllght-ofhand
act which Is followed by their original
miudTeading duck turn Trix and
IriNie do clever musical turn. while
the Ray mond sisters sing well Buck
and Lew Freeman are exceptionally
agile dancers
II is a clean show and worth seeing.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-21
DENIES SHOOTING COP

SAGINAW, Mich. Fcb. 2l.-lSp'-
cialA- Moses la Beef. who. II is a.
legged shot Patrolman Louis Nennins
after he had been arrested on the west
side Saturday night. must face charge
OF assault with intent to murder. tie
Will not be arraigned for several daya
but denies any connection with shoot
Ing.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-21
NEW YORK MILK
TRUST IS PR0BED
Investigators Discover How Big
Dealers Of Eastern Metropolis
Hold Up Prices

NEW YORK, Feb. II Its delight.
ful TO hear them say what they're go
ing TO do with the milk trust In Ne"
York.
wipe out the milk trust whether
it's legal or not is the cry in New
York Babies are worth more than
dividends
The cry was begun when the trust
raised the price of milk from 5 cents
10 9 cents a bottle.
The attorney general Immediately
appointed J. {. Coleman. an attorney
TO investigate the trust.
In addition TO this the grand jury
also began an investigation, under the
district attorney.
This Is how the trust Is operated
There are three big milk companies
In New York In addition 10 this there
Is the Consolidated MIX Exchange,
which is made up OF about so dealers
The milk exchange has a board OF
directors which met every six weeks
10 fix the value" OF milk-that Is. The
price TO be paid the man who pro
duces IT,
So the dairymen around New YORK
had To take what the milkmen would
pay lOI Iullhs NulNl &C. WI AtAN
age. about l.3 cents a quart--mark
It. 1-3 cents quart
Now. any farmer will tell YOU that
economic as he will after the cost
of feed. stabling and care of his COWS
has beer deducted. there is little or
nothing left 10 the dairy owner who
must sell his milk for 8 Is cents
quart. And then IL state inspector
- a.faf AnQVg
in the stable and other costly improve
ments. the ordinary farmer throws up
his hands and quits the business.
And don't think for minute that
the hundreds OF deserted dairy farms
in New York state have made the milk
trust weep.
Last October the trust was paying
only 31-3 cents a quart for milk. bur
IL raised the price in New York
cent, 10 2 cents quart.
This meant that the trust, for sim
ply handling the milk was receiving
s 2-S cents a quart, while the farmer
received only a little more than 3
cents.
But the best plan OF all was the
Milk Dealers Protective association.
Many OF the members OF the Consoli-
dated Exchange. which fixed the price
TO farmers. belong 10 the protective
association. And this association
voted TO always charge IS cents more
a can than the Consolidated Exchange
paid for milk.
The trust thought that by this ar
rangement they could escape the law
that prevents them from fixing prices
to consumers.
One big company had $40, 900 900
worth OF real. actual property ii val
ned it's good will at sl5.000.00 max
ing q capitalization OF $4,000 900
This company made $2.50o.000 In one
year.
Another company. with property
valued al 100000. earned 1851 900 in
eight months.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-21
Broken in Health When Freed.

PlTTSBURG. Pa, Feb 21.-Ill. and
SO feeble that he could hardly walk
William Workman. walked from the
western penitentiary Saturday. a
free man. having been hardened for
the embezzlement OF $4,000 from a
local trust company and for which
offense he was serving a term OF FIVE
years. Wortman's pardon was due TO
the pleaings OF his wife and mother.
who begged that he be allowed 10
spend the last DAYS Of his life al
home. Workman is suffering from
cancer
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-21

New York ali the horror 1t wanted.
Henry W Savage brought Madame
\ onto the scene Every night yod
see Dorothy Donnelly play "A woman
OF the streets. drink ether. murder her
lover 20 keep him from revealing her
identity and disgracing her grown
son. then die on the stage, after the
son himself has freed her in court.
New York's cup OF nerve killer was
almost overlooking but that didn't
GaUnr the management OF the new
theoter. for 70 added The Witch
with Bertha Kalisch playing the lead
ing role and Julius Blanc PLAYING the
witch so truthfully that nerves can
hardly endure the realism OF them.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-21
JAMES A. LEONARD DEAD.

Injuries Received In Auto Aeeide Mt
Down South Prove Fatal.
The body OF James A. Leonard
who died IN Pensacola. Fla. Saturday
from injuries received In an automo-
hlle accident a week before. will be
brought to Detroit for burial. News
of his death came as shock TO
friends and relatives here A mec-
sage received by his wife. Mrs. Alice
calder Leonard. well.known singer,
following the accident,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-21

and succeeds in delivering the pa
pers against great odds
A thrilling knife duel between the
Mexican villain and the Indian hero
comes as the big climax 30 the show
Ai.ss Mohawk has surrounded her
self with capable cast, and the
Wild West atmosphere is carried out
with cayalrymen. ranchmen. Indians
and MeXlcans
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-21
Car Goes Down Incline: One Dead.

49, $3.50 1S''H VIC 1Cd0s
NEW CASTLE, Pa, Feb. Clone
man was killed and the conductor was
the only one OF 20 other persons
aboard who were not severely injured
in the wreck OF Pittsburg. Harmony,
Butler G New Castle street car last
night. The car was descending the
Taylor-st hill when IL left the rails
and dashed down a l50-foot embank-
ment. overturning when IL struck two
cars loaded with limestone on another
railroad at the foot OF the embank-
ment ]. X. Barnhart, aged 20, be
iieyed 10 be resident OF this place.
was killed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-21

NEW YORK. Feb 2i-The metrop-
oils is talking about its miserers
squad or actors
The naughtiness OF the plays OF
1909 caused the New York producers
10 declare. in unison. that naughty
plays must stop
So this year. instead Of naugh,iness
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-21

ALTHOUGH scioHtifts believed that
f "a bite bears became extinct on tie
Alps more than three centuries ago
ttle body OF one thai had died but "A
lsbor, time before recently was found
% Mont Blanc.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-21

Cycerne plays important DR. Pe Golden Medical
ndgesuon dyspepsia attended
breath coated tongue appetite gnawing feeling stomach bou kin
Nh, and
Besides curing the above distressing ailments the Golden Medical Discovery"
passages OF the stomach bowels other
Nasal we'll while taking Golden Medical
with
Sage Carh Remedy This thorough generally
worstca
coughs and hors lung affections except
Golden Medical
those obstinate hangoncoug andco
The Discovery from
in
chroncco
badly treated tina bet
diseases all nheath dis
Medical
o dd san the acs utrt
o II Of
ralng Address PerceBS Z. -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-21

The nayy's newest torpedoes. fitted
with Car inc motors. costing S5.uO0
each 20 build have. a range of nearly
three miles.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-21
X i; 5ci PLAYHOUSES

Sally in our Alley The company
shows up wen in the ensemble num-
bers
The program is featured by a our
esQue ON the Salome dance Buruno,
IN sensational slack wire act wien
novel setting and Knapp and lis
tetJe in an acrobatic act. which.
though rs old as some OF the songs,
seems 10 amuse.
The closing number is called he
Frogs Wedding. clever ucepton
showing some beautiful effects and
featuring Holman and Neisler, con
JOrtiOnists Of real class, IA some truly
wonderful frog Representations
LAFAYETTE.
Go-won- go Mohawk, indian, prlmar-
Dis. aud actress. secondari.y Is back
In the Lafayette thealer. after 4 long
absence. and she received warm
welcome from the faithful sunday
Miss Mohawk Is quite a clever player.
but the mere fact that she is real
Indian would BE- sufficient for the gal
lery gods. and the more opuIent bur
less powerful sirters IN the lower sec
ton OF the theater.
The Indian Mail Carrier is her
vehicle and the natural supposition
is. that Miss Mohawk Knows some
thing about the trials and tribulations
of a red postmau. She wrote the play
herself, and plays The part Of the mail
carrier. one Wep-to-no-Mah, real
hero OF the plains, who does his duty
in the face OF obstacles and treachery.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-21
A SQUARE IDEAL

Is assured you when you buy Dr. Perces family medcnefo
all the ingredients entering into them printed the bottle
wrappers and these esed under oath being
correct You know what you paying for and that th
ingredients gathered from Natures laboratory being selected
from the most valuable medicinal found growing
our American forests and while potent perfectly harm
less-even to the most delicate and children.
Not a drop of alcohol enters into their cOn1s
position. "A much better agent is used both
for extracting and preserving the nedicis
nal principles i'm them, Viz.-pUre triple
refined 0Iycerine. This agent possesses ins
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-21

a
andsepfc and anfernen. soothing
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1910-07-06
Your clothes are one

of your most cOnsidera-
tions; ifyou don't feel so
about it, you ought to.
We consider ourselves in
a way responsible for the
looks of our customers.
Hart SChaffner&Marx
clothes are the means by
which we take the right
kind OF care of our friends
in this clothes matter.
There'sno better clothing
made than that we're show
ing; and the new models,
the new all-Wool fabrics,
the new colors and pat
terms, are particularly at
tractive this season.
Drop in here soon and
let us show you the smart
new clothes we've prOvid-
ed for you.
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1910-07-06

II fEUILLElON
Hilda La Bo-
hemienne
Xavier de Montepin
(Suite.)
nj. de Noyal, sans TOUGHER te
marchepied, sauta dams IL carosse.
Robert Briquet prit place respec>
tueusement sur la banquette de
devant, glissa sa t6te entire les
rldeaux de CUR qui remplacaient
les vitrrs, 1T cria aux pOrtlli0ns:
Au galOp, vous autres Route
d'Aniou l..
FOhets at grelOts retentirent a
la fois, ct l'attelage partit ventre a
terre dams la direction indiqu6e.
Tandis que ceci se passait rue
des BOus Enfants, la veuve, Qui
demeurait rue Saint.HOnore au
dessOus de la mansarde dc Gill
lonne, rentrait dams son lOgis ct
trOuvait sa petite file absOrb6e de
Plus Ell plus dams Ia contemplation
extatique de la piece dc viDgt
quatre livres dOnnee par Gerard.
R.gar.ie, maman s'eclia len
fant ELI trappant dams se> m"ins.
4ns>Ir a. sinr crsI aar; ca l lie
nInii.ia la meie, iui nc l'uuvait eh
crOire SEES ycux.
Un beau louis dor.
Qui to Ia donn6 :
I'm jeune seigueur supeI be- qui
est entire chez nous tout pheure.
Et pourquoi to Ia il donne
Pour la peine que i'aurai de
monter a Hilda 10 papier que voicl.
L'snfaut designait du doigt le
billet du gentilhOmme, place sur
nne table aupres d'elIe.
La mere 10 prit avec defiance;
ellie 10 tOurna ct 10 retOurna a plu-
sieurs reprises, mais ellie De le
d6pIia point. Ellie ne savait pas
lire.
Hum! grommela ellie entire ses
dents, ceci ne me dit rien de bon;
la GillOnue est une sOrciere, sa
file une frauche aventuriere, ct le
ieune seigneur doit 6tre un cou-
reur dc guiIledoa !! Ii peut cher
cher ailleurs qui porte ses billets !
Nous ne faisOus point ces meters
lai
Et, sans deliberer plus long
temps, ellie ieta 10 papier au feu.
Mais Ie beau louis dor, maman !
murmura l'enfant inquiete.
QUAINT au louis, c'est different,
repondit Ia veuve autant quill pro
fite q nous qua d autres. Ii est de
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1910-07-06
la maisonnette ct faisait aux fen6>
"villegiature' a outrance. !.

N "vgaturer la masonnette ct faisa aux fen
que decire tres encadrement de pou
Do etait nconnu,e ct a Ie> folles
TAFT pss mons Bourgeois 1T nempechait de
clanis point adn appartena des
10. goh,s anourhui paysans eps
81 ,arpemeu deyelopps lis Aeurs await
so,os,.n, omar. posseder de franch chaumere
prti petit ans on devait changer doplnion
any a,.,tours d. Ia pande vile
s ,ras Saint 10 moulin logis pares
de Jave q ououes au,res pieces
ieur do d dvertssemeuts ou louis. inegales
vogue plus LA plus grande dams aquee
,as on peuetra dabod
meut peur campagne TN salon. garn dc meuoes qu
canotage, plus etaient plus neu "ais don't
at pas nj ua consequent les eegance
ma remarquees memea Paris dams
navaieut mas va hler sur eurs grand
m pabes yoes rspde Le sophia de waste dmensn ct
o,d,ss ,. do foss aoups de les fauteuis scupe
Gill do dun mervel'eux "a'a"
a poaen une couronne dc com
=, sr .,s,e lea cabarets rive au SONNET
, rains triomphent Des srmoesun esquif or
vino, apn petit au champ de gueue-een
beu pouan Que la chaleu la petit point
a,;yo font paraire exous aux pisseries
,v.u, Une tentu
~ yiI,y.s me M. dams Ia z6ns splendd
!, ,s ,.,,,,,e, n. pa.is
4r.u DE- vras villages. habies dorees,
paysan les habi breche antique rouge se
segueue anjoudhu pendant de chaque cote du salon
s,.s t,a,ai.,t 6aement an Au dessus
soes 50 vy" une ge oe fenSe
~ esques speculation de- adm'raoe dans son aole de
=; a., coupe auJourdhu arduets crlsta ct de pomo
m francs ia mareayec cie grand portrait pen
zig, ls de paimentl par on eeV' os A'Eau0' "'''a' e
"a s,r Presque du hameau de nxaH 10 regalo'
,viares ,ittoresouemeut portrait gen.
Gamma m .. couiue abrupte IN tihomme pu pres,
- , ,, o,. Ia machine by>
duona ou touruit de eau aux angle brIai
hh;,nt s Ia yar.uue Saint que
Maur series des "teal Au son"e'
n -, ou on euclos ueat de comte
- A crepe nor,
. han. pare que le chemin de halage, : ~
o oo'' suspendu aottai.
m Ma put6t chan- Ga ri, IA ouroues prt
miare on rien
divoirr, suppoaen d- poiches
cou- du Japon ct des de Sevres
haoito"' -" '"eo DausI Iasalon
usts dependant sim fpmmes
dase 1t s. Diane.
eioi' La omtesseH Heminr,
oe''0 "'"''o'' ~ la ben nommee rappela on jadis
fa, de trOis ouvertures, "' ." p'' Wv ~ -
~ trene>s ad
unepo clint et fen6tres
'man un0 po ~ ~ mil encore malgre
q pe'is '"i0auA' a presque lvde qni te-
on Veux eo peSqo mogna de es tongues
.,o.. l., .ot ,o,ssr pleurs rougi
"pio et grands
I'm bsau de cham doux Son
, la
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-22
Mlnnr>oia insurgents Give 3.OsIO VIA lar
~ Against HIm Ia Primary,

~ PAU. sept n Following are the
estimated maJoriti.-s - Congress nomi-
nees IA Yesterdays primary
First district. Sidney Anderson, 500.
Second district. 4 T. Ward. ca To | an.
Fourth district Fred 4 stevens | 800
Fifth district. Frank NJ Nvr. 800, sixth
district. &. 4 IIdb-rgh. about To l:
Eighth district. Clarence y Miller. about
; 10 /, Ninth district. Hdlvur Nt~cn-rsou.
about To
insurgency could not defeat Fred G.
Stevens IA his campaign for reunmIna-
ton ia the Fourth district bu' II cut his
ma jority to the lowest figure on record
and gave Hugh I Hain"rt progressive
mora than BUE votes l. com pa -sed
the downfall uf James \ Thwuey Il the
FIrsi district and nominated practically
unknown man. Sidney Anderson. and
clrrIt.d e. \ lLudurrgh IN the Sixth dts
triCt T." "a sweeping victory over y II
MCtarrv
speaking IN M,runl to-day 1iwuey
SAID The CIu-" Il my defeat may ne
summed gp va ON" -rut-uc" the Use
II mans personal popularity 10 CAV"
color at truth t. mi-TrpTt-~suta tons
The measure which Nj kOo-svelt at
tackled ~ has -p...Cn az the Cpnservat ton
Congress IN ~ Paul was On" that was
designed To- prevent IN" Imprup-r u~.
- IN. public money and was passed 10y
| believe my course IA Tegsrd To ~ was
right and had rather be beaten for doing
right than win q victory ha-'Ai on mis-
rssIIts-slfIfItltU
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-22
'orID>'r E,T aHOOI >0r y.
UoN VIM walked From ounrrtirui
Poun.l Nslerp on Eddir Eo,'- Door>t-p

wv ROCHELLE. sept p EINt""u-
yoar-"ld hoy Harry Mcloncv. the son Of
Cha-lrs Melon"y 81 - oxford street
Hartford. tonn was found Asa"p m
Eddie foy'- doorstep IN H.~inn road
this morning ~. said he had walked all
m" wav from ~ John. Industrial School
~ deep Riv.r. conn o. eScap" What -"
called starvation and humiliation and nad
hAli no food except gras~sinc" last FRIDAY
1 hAy" heen ~ the school .IEht
months the boy SAID I Was sent there
by my father because my stepmothrr
suggested II. - he first day they gave ~"
a plate oG thin soup with Potato skins
swimming ~ o. tried 10 rat o. nut u
LAT the soup h'f""" ! got anything el-,.
80 ate nothing Newt morning th, satr.
soup cam" aud agEIn a. lunch | wa ~
hungry ] Cl'.-.d nav -y.- and -Valluw.i o.
4 Wrpi" a letter telling all about TIE.
food and asked 10 b' taken away T.
Was torn Ip b.4fur" me and | W., trld
10 write another saying ! liked M" place.
I refused got homssick and Wa cry
INK and the instructor made III" httl..
bows march around ~" and Sian me urr
~" head with their hands After | had
u.-'iI th"r" q short uW'. -,.iTI"' f.,-r
broke uut and got ~
{ walked down her" hutuuy 'p g..
. jub ~ New ND.k n I went rnrI,. /
ruuugui nv father would send ui,. rt,E
Nr- Mciun-y took the huv huiu- r..
night
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-22
Rrpi mn,> mrr pI,>S.
John IiaNS Hammond Comes io Town In
Prepare for NrNt weeks Meeting.

John HAYS Hammond. pr'~,.i. LEM . the
National Republican League. which = ~
hold ia biennial convention N this city
newt week. cams. o town Yesterday - as
SYST M preparing fnr IA" gathering Mr.
Hammond wh, hal q conference with
President TAFT few days aEu. Sail - the
Republican -.fuati 20.
-p"-yIi,. ia" Democratic r..~ Iit- iu
Mime ,ud apparent Republican di-"pri
lu -r'ne parts of the country lh,. newt
Congress VIII be-. Republican hv safe
ma iprity The Republican PARTY has
W-athrT..i many % u m am g. III Ni-nt
that President Iaft'~ Administrator will
e . M. ia hr-' ~ - }. ~ nee. mn shot
NOR tor IA" American 80 Hl' thiu ANY
-lur- that 1t Lincoln ont thi n"
financial Industrial aui 49,. ru,tIrlI L.
y.'lO yul,.tlfS viii htN" proved ~" Rr'If'.-,'
and mu-t -'I,r,S-fui 100 ,.uv I"riri 90 'h'.
,uuUiI,
Pre-li,.u' Tafr viii he. guest 80 the
Inner t. h.. held bv rh- league. ant y.-
'-rlav Sir Hhmmpri -"rit ms l-ti.r p.
Mr. Roosevelt
together all ,l.u''.i- 20 the Republican
party for the good 1T "a" common "aus~
knowing Yu'lr -ympath' with The ID .vt
% which uUr league Wis HrkiuI1e'd.
yurIr lrag ~ fl."..i- -. very .I,.-trpI.- II
having V "a hon. ~ DO. I,.I.y ne vt the
-I-AK-r- a. aIr I.uys'.' nu Niiur iaV
evening OF ,h'.r W.. ~, 'lF b 'I'''
fhf' vII WuIl -. attic = u'' pr''-'''.'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-22
10 Hr ~ .RrS>rR ,H,Ror>
Queeps TAXPAYER vii" want 10 eDu.t
borough Head Nni a.rt NrIisn soon

N least --y-ut' five vrfL.--.- VIII
h" Summoned - ave o. ,|"u,,. h-fyr,.
Gpmmi--tDu..- ~ TRIVIA, 10 -.pp,'r
II m. r.fuu, ~ oharl,.. mod" hy a curn
inIf'.. - 'aNpHN''., 90 Qu-..u- against
Bnrpu..h pr'.s.d. 'r.~-", amt H.-i
49,. ..rai months ago vI'h G", HuEh,-,
u Alhauy Ih.- announcement Ns- made
yesterday Nv charles Pope caldwell
attoru", for the comm .t'... presenting
the charges
pr"-iden' Gr'ss"r and hls cabinet
were und"oil"d ye-t.rda- A. iu INST
what In. - d-f-uo.. th"v Vail put-rl.
bat Iu sIew II Mr Ialiv .iI'- annouu,,..
m.nf % - Understood the, ylII pr,du,.
witness for witness Taking Tor granted
that ia" letter 81 Endorsement which
Mavor iavnpr wrote hIm tho. day tL..
MavOr was shot aboard the steamship
would DELAY action ON the part 81 JSoV
Hughes. i're~ssr and hi- cabinet have
benn taking things calmly
The news that Gov Hughes had an
pointed Mr. OrdwEy a commissioner 10
hold hearings on the charges SURPRISED
the Oresser men more than a little
IL N anticipated that the hearing will
begin within the next few days.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-22
DICK HTNTER SHOT DrtD.
We SDrang - In n BOat just a. TITS Com.
panIOR Was FirIng At same DurkS

HUDsoN. Y Y. Sept - William "
Nandecarr was shot and instantly killed
to-day while out duck shooting on the
Hudson River Ivy ms companion charles
MoHltt Nand"carr. a natIv" Of tho town
of Stockport. rec,,ntly came on with hrs
sister from Boston and WIS ipInad hv
his hroth.r-in-law. William J Dolamat"r.
an attorney NJ this City. and they went
into camp near wher" the shooting nc
CURED. They took along Morit. young
man well v"r-"d IN hunting aud fishing
Nand"carr and Moffi't were ont IN u row.
boat. III" former was IN m" how with
hiz hack &" Mofitt They were along IN"
Stockport fats when Convey ~ ducks
arose Mont, raised his shotgun aud
took aim Naui"carr. "spyIng m" birds.
spranG up IN th" boat ~ h" did this
Mofltt : gun vent or and IN" charg"
Of shot blow N ia" top Of Nandecarrs
head
Moffitt rowed mil" with the body IN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-22
UH,T Nv >HO,ID DRI>k
= Pur- Eo"d T"pir ThRt the Nom-n
summed

~" m-ml-.r- 81 the tlv N.'lrr-
club tuI most 81 fH.. u'h..- u.Er, ,r'lnu-
which maxi" up ia" CIV Federation
,t,---ut-.l 'hrmS'.'y'.- from 'h. Pm" Food
Show ~ Madison square Garden v'','"r.
dlv aft.ruuuu wen All.riI nm who
has r....n the f-a'ur" ot IA" suffrage hupiu
ever ~rro.. u ~ -upd wont HON" ~ '."l
Ia. club women felt that l','ur.' 'a.'
Wh-r,. ih.. IH',~ dr r..~,-'au,,' - "rA'.-~
VA q 'Ii"gy 81 81 a'.uhrur h''y"-dp,'
vas up I,iIo,' 'rr rr.u. and they had
ALREADY Sampled ....rraI iHu'.- every
variety Of pu~, fool on the mann ruor
ThO.,. - h,.Iu Who had uu uta'r r'..,. 20
- went bonn" after reading tN' I'Y-
gItmIu' aud discovering iuH. llUgt foN
~Hs guIug 90 taIh about "hr. OF mJu sh"u %
tr.uh NJ FrN thinks t,.r aud ..''' lr,.
'u' dial 'hlr-t uu"u, hers ari sad - 100
several thuu-aud word
-; ,uur-'. war,.r Wa all right n" 900
ml'''.i II uu. Cuut,i only r'' ~ I.I." 'Hf
= wasn't likely 'hAt That could 10, dpu,
uuo,' 90 a huud-.'I drinks
VIZ. t.hu frau.i- Nv ger. who had
o.. ..' ''" show - r'',"ty" 'h' u'I.t..r,-
o. be-" Minerva tlub and dian find .u..E.
-frl '.N' -hH thought a man 'Ugn' 'a
drlus ln,thinL that would max" ulu
grri ua'u-..d Mr. Thomas VIVIAN
rr,,.i..', 0f rh" National California tIuh.
-~ru -r.' agreed with her
b." .''"-nppn session today SIll h.' iu
Charc" Z -" tIfr Federation ~ Women
club NIrs Bell" a" Rivera viii sr"gh
on FEDERATED clubs ana 10" Home" aud
Miss Elizabeth Drisr will talk Of -Th.
Working Woman and III" HON" Otr-r
ton. MIR Harry Hastings and Mrs Thomas
Vivian