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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-18
THE WkE SEES WiLL STREET
Also Bu,s FLATS and Attends the Theatre
To Newport To-day.

Duke Franz Josef of Bavaria. Count
Won Courten and Capt Won Lossow visited
the Stock Exchange yesterday. afterward
mnchlng with some Of tho directors
The Duke said he was amaz,>d ~ the wav
business - done on the exchange After
being instructed about hulls and hears
h" " Ish"d TO learn how to distinguish the
calls Of the Wild
After luncheon the Duke and his party
returned To the Plaza Count won Courten
r~CeiN - news from Bo~ton of the death
OF his mother law. 40 he had tn hurry
uD there The Duke went shoDpInE
getting some hltsand o'hnr neN things
AMI took wsk IN fif'h ryenue
Last enIng Coun ,on Auersperg
invited tho Duke to 4 nnar that Gas 10
he giv-n at the istor n honor of the
hlrthday ~ the Emperor Franz Josef
Of Austria hut the Bayar isn had already
acc~pted IN" offer Of a box NJ the Casino
Ia SEE Up ann Down Broadway so
with Capt won Ins-ow and Max fhomp
~nn of the Plaza he went Ia IN. show
and sfterward ~ Martins Tor supper
The original plans Of the Duke called
for 'iftv DAYS tour IN the United states
nut thus number has been cit To about
forty He expects 10 sail for horne IN"
first week IN October He will leaN"
this morning for New port to he the guest
~ Nrs Robert Goelet Returning on Satur-
day night he will start for the West on
SUNDAY afternoon by way 81 Niagara
falls ChiCago and the yellow stone Park
m tn" neighborhond nf which he msv
snooi for two DAYS Nfter visiting San
FRANCESCA and other cities on the Pacific
ona~t hs will come East nv way at the Grand
4 non and - due tn arrive IN New YORK
on SEW .afnber ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-18
H,,ERS H,IE fOwE 10 TOW>
uetets and Theatres Are Thaahfui
sIsak strike Embarrassing.

BIvers from retail stores az over fh'
country are IN New NoTk for their s4mi-
annual visit since SUNDAY heir number
has increased ~ fast that the hotels fee
that summer - M l"ncer n waste
Statesmen from Jobbing and manufactur-
ing houses are hav ing time entertaining
the visitors 4 hotel clers said ye-
terriav that II ~ possible for bIver for
n we'll known out Of to~n house to stay
IN Nev YORK for two eess 500 everything
that - going IN. and not spend a cent
except for his room and breakfast.
MANY such visitors Inscribe on the
hotel register the name 81 the Ara they
represent This - sure. according "a the
CLERK to draw a shower Of invitations to
luncheon dinner and theatre
There are other buyers who do not
Is' ~ be known that they are IN town
They wish To escape what they call an
noyance from salesmen and circulars.
Some ~ the big fellows who draw sal
arie-of 81 1. COO . year never put their names
on the Register preferrtnR IN pick up
what goods they are after without Eug-
gestion The cloakmak ers strike. how
ever. has made II dihic1If for some ~ them
TO find lust what they want One ~ these
men wen, 10 the rom clerk of his hotel
Yesterday and said 4 CHESS YOU had
better ptit INV name on the register after
all II has b@en impossible for me 10
find what ! have been look ing for. and
navbe n the salesrnen find ] am here
IN receive circulars from places ! know
nothing abO,It.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-18
pENNIROI tLTIES HITH
cot. WIlGus's keutuckS and Tennessee
Natsien. FIRd Our Accent PuksIing.

Twsrty -four Kentucky ard Tennessee
w1m"0 az six Kentucky ColoreLS. under
~. gl,'a-ce of Cot " \ Milgus ~
Horkir-vil. XIV are looking at New
i1rk They are 10 remain AZ the Hn'"l
fm'tr. until Saturday The Party j.
uakIrgA sixteen dav 'oIT and has alTsa "
'ak-r ~ CIu"iprs'I Niagara Falls. To-
r"-to ard me 1housaod ISLANDS ard -
gou nome ~ wav Of Old Point Comtorf
ard Wasnington
All com. from Vha' Mr NIlgIs calls
the -iarT VI val bolt MAJ hail from
HopkIrsvilla ~ the tobacco country
H. IRE lot are nire Who are g'lara" tset to
ba dabutarteS Of patriciar blood
The party according 10 Mr.. Wtlgus
- rot made up of beauties ~ a T-Nspaper
cJrt-st Last night a group chAp-ror-t
by Mrs " NJ I.uptou vert Ia Tot ~
lslsrc The others viii take ~ Corey to
~ ghi
Tn. girls complain 81 only ore hing. %
Mrs Luptor said They say they car %
rot understand people NJ North when
they talk. particularly the waters. Ard
tell them that people up here might say
the same thing about them
looks Why. or \ steamboat ~ the ~
Lawrence my girls We're on the uppe"
deck. ard there must have been fully
wenty five persons, prit cips lly your z
rner who asked TO I've allowed to make
~ anShots ~ them she sal
Ors e the party J b kIrkman 81
LAFAYETTE Nv discovered yesterday
NOR ing that 500 which he thought Wa
-Afe ~ an inside pocket Vas mlsslrg
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iEo>oR, Do,LE ~, oR.LD.
she D. an Actress and an iirirrss and was
Married when only -.

BALTIMORE Aug u I"or"ra DuvIr
a. actress ava h.tr' 49, 81 th" la's Nainu"
Burns today got dIvorC. from her
husband J. ClarsrC" Doyle. " They
Were mArr,-i ~ 1914 the brIi" 'hpn bsirg
u years If axe They have ore Cllli
Katherine Nav Doyle. ~lo Was torn rr
1895
MIR Dov'- went - Europe with q si,tc!
IN the summer of Igs Nhel che r,.-
turfrci she allage her troui,is.- with h.I
husband apIroachei a climax Accord.
~ Y to the testimony h. went 10 New York
- become a Curb broker she followed
ham there 4 short time later he left ard
male her a letter with dollar hIll IN ~
Mr. Doyle alleges trat her husband ac-
cusei her without arg reason 81 gotrg
with other men
She saws that she hveJ by drawing on
her share ~ the trust estate - her grand
father. samuel Burrs and prepared ~
earn living for herself nv studying for
the stage Mrs Doyle has the custody OF
tl, chilli
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-18
TBOIGHTFtL BRONN n, RGI an
Leaves Notes ESpsalnlng Wh, Hs Dse.ar
Take al the Noaey

In" Bronx has humorous burglar
We s'"ms 10 take nothing hut monev
and AT times h. does not take all ~ that
Nor" than a dorm houses have beetl
~nt"red m that section within the last
week and the character ~ IN" worN m
all the PLACES Is the same
Christian BroschArd who lives ~ iSS
L"rega avenue. went down stairs vester
day morning and discovered that ms
rack door had been Jlmmi.d He re-
usenlb~r,i that he had left purse con
tanning $50 on the dining room table
In" purse was not there but a note was
This ia what Mr BroschArd read
IL ~ had not been for the COP on the
beat We might have taken more you
certainly have good stun
On table IN the kitchen pinn,Sl tn "A
81 ball Was a note that read Profit by this
lesson and do unto others as We have
done unto you
On Pugpley avenue not far away lives
Richard kirwn He found Yesterday
that his ho,Is., had been entered and u
was apiarcnt that every room had been
s'arChsst by the burglars Ia the PANTRY
there was sugar bowl thar had con
tHIn.St so In it, place was this note
We give yOn credit for leing clever.
but We are looking for sugar Sorry
old chap. but we are harJi up
However. the burglar declded that he
dtin Z need all % the money. for pinn.-i
IN the baby's crib was a 81 hill and this
note Baby NAV need break fast, ~-
leave thus
The burglar entered the house of John
MathIson alsO IN Pugsley avpnu. When
he sac that the Mathison family con
sisted OF four children nothing was take
and this note was left
We left everything a. "" found II
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-18
NrU> OF pLt,S tND PLNyERS
"Bsb, vino" Postponed ntn Next week
10 Give the Cast More Time.

"'ERm 4 Brady's production - Baby
M which vas n take place at Daily :
Ik"a'r" tonight. has been postponed
M r~Nt Tuesday evening The poet
p"r"r-~rt became necessary through the
-.'"r' addition 81 the cast ~ Marguerit.
lars and Walter Jones
hAri~s Diliin CHAM placed two new
y .t'~s oomedes m rehearsal yesterday
n ono The Slim Princess Elsie Janis
plar the 'itle role. with George Par
sons. William PrIette. Julia Frary. Flor
'rCe Morrison. sam Collins Harry Pilcer
ana ks's WIngheld in the other principal
a. he other PLAY - the London
..''"S- The Girl IN fhe Tram Sallie
'hA- p no the prima donna and others
~ ~nmpany are June Gray. Bessie
'-ansan William Danforth. Martin Hay
eAf Donald Hal Phil Rranson and James
Kane,
Moving pictures will he taken of the
fA7"s - Ne theatrical field day TO he
- ~ ~ Polo Grounds to- morrow
t'srr 0ou IN AID ~ the Actors Fund ~
Ne ana ~ the Krotes1ue costume
-" %" New Amsterdam Theatre at
rosr
.7'0"s'n 10 , inney - going 10 have
80 nAr ~ Hr,-y L<irpd. badger man.
q, "a r"v r.av hy Paul Armstrong and
, no. VI yr-r 90 led IN the Deep Purple
I-''H'-H- vii h@gIn ~ once under the
." '.r ~ l."r.sr 4 90
-" Pns'auCe has bean engaged
-"h"rH lag" manager Of the plays
" '- produced this -ea-On by the
Ir"1g.Ing company. the first
"-' 'H p" seen "a New York IN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-18
IN NtST MEAN THtT.
Ana STEERING" solid silver. or Jew riIer-
NIll He Headed for .Iau.

Commissioner DTIscoll 81 the Depart
ment of Weights and Measures announced
Yesterday that he - going to put his
inspectors on the trail of jewellers Who
wrongfully mark their gold and silver
goods
II has besn my custom In matters ~
rms kind Mr. DrisColl sad to arran %
for public hearings before acting hut
this fraudulent marking nf gold and sill
Yer goods IN 80 openly pract i-ed and 80
generally known throughout IN" tTad.
that ! will not wait for any conferences
With Representatives IL the trade IN"
INSPECTORS ~ the department will - put
10 work immediately To ferret out the
cheats and to hiring them into the courts
Mr. DrIscoll said that his inspect rr-
had already bought articles which w"r"
stamped u karat gold. hut Whlch on icing
a~~ay~d were found To- ~ as low a. /?
Similarly m articles which we're stamped
sterling silver the silver was merely
Mr. DrIscoh sad that h. had the a.
suranoe II tho, District Attorneys u'iCa
tina, h" would have every help that ina.
department could CIV" IN sending 10
prison Jewel k.rs making tI-.a 10 falls marks
Two retail jewellers we're arrested yes
teTday On a charge 1T selling artiCl"-
stamped with fails" Karat mark They an"
lsldoT koppelman Of ioS Delaney street
and Harris Sokolowsky 81 lSo Norfolk
HufNI nv 'hUllaitlhht~ ar ItNhl"
kieban and her husband Boris 81 l7.'
Bathsat. avenue The BronN
Mrs kleban birthday was On July >.
last and her husband had promised nor az
- gold bracelet tut th'T" Was a ms
understanding as Ia Who should hay n.
and on july u each sci ont Tor different
store - buy the braCsl~i
The husband went - koppelmau = and
bought a hraCalet for s. -. the wife CAV"
Sokolpw-ky - ~ for bracelet. Her re
Ceipt read II karats as did her husband,
one of the brac~lets was broken Nhil i"
Mrs. kl"han was trying u on kleban
had been Jeweller IN Europe. and what
he saw took him 10 the United States
Assay once ". left 18th bra crlst= ih"r.'
- te ta-ted Tn. result according -
As-ayeT Frederic Atwood was that one
hriCplr' WAS sts karit- fine and the other
y Tus
Magistrate k-rupohau held knpp-iman
IA $50 haIi and adIouru.d SokuloWskv'~
oi~.. until August "
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kTTTY GORDON'S ORDEAL.
Actress Had To Repsck Her Own Trunks
for G,ust ous ObserSattoa.

KITTY Gordon. oths rwise the Hon. Mrs
Constance Beresford wife 81 Capt Henry
Hershey Bcr~-ford. got here Yesterday
hv the Cunarder CaTmania with all her
drtfahle costumes IN separate trunks.
Her colored maid got lost in Liverpool.
~ tho actress h Nd TO unpack ali her trunks
herself and dstach Dersonal attire from
professional She took on her hat 10 do
tho work which kept her busy nearly two
hours
She will create the iitle role IN CieorR"
\ Hoharta English version ~ Aims
Where DO Won live with Charles a
Rig-IoW under the management 81 Joseph
VI Weber at Nebers Theatre, On Sep-
tembrr -
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Lester Itasiernan

H'EnisHrH". Pa Aug - lethean
torrIn" haderman. daughter Of Rufus I,
Hadernsn % bedford an attorney for tho
state Railroad commission. was married m
The Zion Luih eran church to-night Ia
samuel Elmer lester Of New York mana ger
81 Shub~rts road PLAYS The cerpmouy va
performed by ne Rev Rene " Williams
! ndeT the stage name Of Christtne lemoy ne
including IN. indian wife IN me S1usv
Man and The paT' ~ HIda IN The Wolf
She has also played "a California With the
Beaaco stock COMPANY
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Agnew wheeler

Me- I"-~I" - Wheeler. only daughter
NJ H"nrv Wheeler mana ger Of The Puhll,
SerNICe Gas COMPANY ~ BANontI. va.
married yesterday afternoon a. tb- resi-
den"e of her parents % Nest tighth street
Bayonne to Thomas Agnes Jr principal
Of Pubh' school = kaNonns The 'sTs
n"ny MAS performed nv the Rev T.
Lonzley. rector Of TRINITY Episcopal hur'h
The bride Vas uniIl emily vi"e-pun' ipal
81 the school Of shtth Mr. Agnew - the head
Mr. Agn"w went IN Bayonne seven month .
ago from bloomfield where he Was prin,I-
pal Of N. high school
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! Dickinson. Mrs Morgan Phillips and
VIZ and Mr. = Haysn Bond
Passengers ny the Hamburg American
liner Graf Walders.''. for Hamburg
Nj aud Mr. charles y Ming. J q ~,rur-
man " Mrs " MhItslO,k and Prof
and Mr. : , Creighton
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The ~rags GERS

~liluc today ~ The French liner Ia
rru,,uc' for HaNr'
Prpf Charles T. Es"i VI and Nj
srr.rf son = AHrd VI and Mr. ,
THOMPSON - Marshall N POISON,
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Va. " N"ssrI"'A IN the RuSslhn soprano
..- 90 appear at the Metropolitan
.'H H"g-' I"St winter as well az with
tS' 'V"ra tpmpany has notified
CO., cement that she cannot keep her
'.f.' 'fls s.a-Yu She has found II
'-.'i' 10 "tnI"l her Russian engage
vi ana ~ I'll net come Ia New York
''. -"I-s.n af'"r next
"A"""rNt"in 'ouir Opera on sept. ~
War n"rs'"rn announces thRt the
'f.. '."ra Housa pill reoDen on
IT,. ~"r'@uTrsr - ~ith hrs produc-
r ~" r"P ou'nro oUsra Hens tho
- Or u" Trroes Tor seats " ~
F" q - cents. - s~nis and
arg far, Of n. gallery. - cents.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-24
"RIGOLETTO" IS SUNG
BY ABORN COMP ANY
Singers Handle the Beautiful
Songs to the Audiences
Satisfaction.

Attracted by the beauty Of Verdrs
tragic "RiCoIetto." many lovers Of
music braved the heat last night 20
attend the opening as IL was given by
the Aboru opera Company.
Caruso sang the beauty OF this opera
into the hearts OF the American public
long years ago, but 1t does not grow
old. Each time the beautiful ode 10
Woman" is sung by one who appre-
ciates its charm as did Domerico Rus
so last night, there is the same old
thrill that came when it was first sung
Is there beauty in such tragedy as
this2 IS there enjoyment In the story
Of the wrongs Of the fair, pure daugh-
ter Of the old hunchback? Probably
not Few there are who look with
pleasure on the dishouOr Of maidenhoOd
or the vengeance OF the deformed old
jester, but Verdi has hid away much
of the tragic story IN the beauty and
charm OF his music.
Fair, eOideu-haiTed Edith Helena was
the daughter OF the Old hunchback last
night She and MI. Russo sang the
love song IN the second act 20 the
great satisfaction Of the audience
Their voices blended into that beauti-
ful harmony admirably and their
actions were graceful and natural
But the audience undoubtedly appre-
ciated most Of all the ode to Woman
as sung by Russo. and they could hard
Iy pass IL by without an encore. How
ever. Russo did not See 1T TO sing il
again.
Achiue AIberti played the old bunch
backs part well.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-24
CONF EREES APPROVE
PARKSFOR CAPITAL
Expenditure of 100000 for
Purpose In District
Agreed To.

Without any objection from any
source. the District features in the ON
nious public buildings bill We're passed
in conference yesterday, and when the
bill IS finally acted upon in both houses,
more than 10000 will be appropriated
for new parks in the city of Washing
ton. These are 10 be located on Mel
idian Hill and on Georgetown Heights.
The conferees agreed upon the bin
practically n the same form as II passed
the, Senate The 5000 900 additional
authorizations for buildings and sites
were unchanged.
II has developed, however, that while
the omnibus building bin provides for
buildings and purchases of sites for
buildings, not one cent is appropriated
70 carry the measure into effect. II has
been proposed that no action 20 remedy
this situation be taken until next SEES
sion. There IS no appropriation bill
that can be amended now, and another
deficiency bill wound have 10 be pre-
pared and passed, If the money is 10 be-
come available at once.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-24
GLIDDEN TOURISTS
IN OKLAHOMA CITY
Dozen ConteSting Cars
Check In At End of Run
From LaWtOn.

OKLAHOMA CITY. June 22-With
only twelve contesting. and only one or
two official and non-cOntestinG cars. the
Glidden tourists reached this city this
afternoon.
This is the first time in the history Of
the tour that 50 few cars checked in at
a night stop The run today from Law
ton. was relatively easy. except for the
extreme heat and there was little TO
check the steady going over the Drairies-
Tho following are the machines now
competing for the Glidden trophy. Pre-
mier. Mcnamara; Premier. Ballinger;
Chalmers. Graham; Chalmers. Bolgers:
Maxwell. Walls: Glide. Castle: Ctno
DCn0elly.
For the Chicago trophy. the following
cars are competing: Three MCIines, driv-
en- by Naniervent. WicEe. and Sails
bury. Maxwell, NlinEwOTth; Lexington,
More.
The Chalmers. driven by Natscn was
Withdrawn today 10 take the place OF
the TWO Chalmers pilot cars which are
unable 10 continue For the first time
IT. several years the tour started this
morning without a regular pacernaker.
hUt the big Premier acted in the capac-
ltv during the day and vas FIRST into
every control. The Maxwell. driven by
Walls. is making a particularly fine run.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-24
CAMP AIGN PLANNED
BY SENATOR RAYNER
Maryland Scion Has Hopes
of Seeing Democratic
Delegation Elected.

Senator Rayner will take a leading
part in the Congressional campaign in
Maryland during the summer and fail.
He viii make speeches il most parts Of
the State and viii be at the command
of the State central committee.
The Senator believes that four and
perhaps five Of the Maryland districts
are certain TO go Democratic and h.
believes that there is a fighting chance
for solid Democratic delegation In his
state.
Senator Rayner VIII make the tariff
and its effect upon the cost Of living
his principal issue during the Maryland
campaign. He believes that the party
can win on such an issue if the issue
is fOrcibly presented.
As soon as Congress adiOurns Senator
Rayner is going to hfs summer home at
Cambridge, Nd. He will remain there
until after the Congressional primaries,
in which he will take no part.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-24
Senator Dolliver Will Push
Ambitious Measure Next
Session.
COMMITTEE MAKES
FAVORABLE REPORT
Expenditure of 100000 Pro-
posed TO Foster Study Of Home
Economics.

Senator DoUiver Of Iowa mas arlbi-
Ji0us plans for the extension Of the
study Of agriculture. the trades, and
home economics, as provided for in the
bin which he has just had fav0rably re-
ported 20 the Senate. This makes an
appropriation Of nearly 100000 10 be
divided among the States and the Dis
,rlcr OF Columbia.
TIE IoWan proposes that this sum Of
money shall be expended through State
Institutions entirely. The bin contem-
plates, however. appropriations from
the States equivalent 10 The sums which
they shan receive from the Federal Gov
eminent. IL is expected that Maryland
~iI get about $500, the District,
about SIS. 90, Pennsylvania. about 800
600. and AIassac-useJts, about the same
as Maryland.
Speaking OF his bin, Senator D0Iiver
says This BIN ia q c0up-ehensiv e
way recognizes the scHoo- system Of the
country so as 20 include the manual
EDCatDus and Egme-makIuE with the
general studies OF our entire public
school 81 stem
The bin oers % cooperate with the
States ly giving go each us proportion
luTal high schools and an equivalent
sum for high school work En- the trades
and Industries -u the cities $1,000 Or 10
bee used lE The state normal schools IN
subjects. ana S--5y.gl5 % establish eX-
tension Departments in the state col
ieses OF agriculture and mechanical
arJs.
The normal school fund alone is
4r valuable -rHIr tHa first year SO that
the teachers may be trained 90 instruct
lu Tie new subjects provided for. The
ill4 for extension work starts in az
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-24
NIMBUSH ADMITS
THEFT OF JEWELS
Pleads Guilty TO Charge of
Robbery, While His Wife
Is Released.

When arraigned IN Police Court to-
day. Hamilton S. Wimbush. formerly a
coaChmsn in the employ OF Mrs. Re
becca b. HOrnsby. OF l1I5 I street, plead
ed guilty 10 the robbery Of $4,000 worth
OF Mrs. Hornsby's jewels. I1 default
Of S3.u1 bail he was committed 10 iaI
70 await the action OF the grand jury.
Mrs Louisa WimbUsh, wife Of the de-
PENDANT. who was arrested last night.
charged with implication IN the theft,
was released
Wimbush-s theft OF the Jewels Oc-
CURED March 4. II was not until Wed
uesday Of this week that they were
found ~ a can IN the H0rDsby stables.
Wimbush confessed Immediately after
beng arrested.
Defective Weldon. who ran the case
down. informed the court that all but
$500 worth Of the jewelry had been re-
covered.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-24
EATS CIGARETTES; DIES.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 24-IE
the absence Of his mother. 11-mOntEs-OId
Walter Wells found package Of cigar
cites in his home and ate several Of
them. A few minutes later he was
doubled Up in commissions and died as
his mother was entering the house. \
physician was hurriedly called, but IL
was too late. The case was reported 60
the coroner as nicotine poisoning.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-24

VIII let you know what
your wonderful remedy did
for my little girl Dorothy. L
had had different kinds OF
medicine and doctors. but
have never in my life seen
anything act so quick and
without pain as your Syrup
Pepsin. IL is certainly the
best medicine and l shall never
be without IL again and
viii recommend it TO all my
friends.
MRS. NJ. JOHN SON,
752 Dayton ST., AenOsha. Wis.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-24
TAFT TO ATTEND
BERGEN JUBILEE
President Accepts Invitation to
25Oth Anniversary Celebration
of New Jersey Town.

President Taft today promised 70 at
tend the celebration OF the z5th an
niversaTy Of the founding OF The city
OF Bergen, n j., 20 De- held October DC
10 o
Representarive kinkead Dem. y
j.. and HauulU Dem. n Jf, headed
the delegation which included Mayor
Witueuu, OF Jersey City. and Frank
Stevens. Louis Sherwood John II
Ward, and John Laudrne. of Jersey
City, which extended the invitation
Bergen was -he first settlement in the
territory now included tu the state Of
NeW jersey.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-24
POLICE SEEKING
BALTIMORE BOY

The police today are looking for two
runaway Baltimore 5oys-Ferdinand
Cioem fourteen years old, and Samuel
Carbona, thirteen-believed to be in this
city.
Mrs. Valentine CiOeff, Of Baltimore,
came TO Washington last evening and
asked the police to find her son and the
C2FbOra boy. Mrs. CiOeG said she gave
Ferdinand permission to come to Wash
inErCu several days ago, but had heard
nothing from him.
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I viii state that had stomach trouble of some kind.
was Swelled my breath Short l had palpitation
OF the heart. had energy and was dizzy | took
one bottle Of Syrup PcpSin and my blOat is all
gone have heart trouble; feel good in every
way. / had tried everything could hear of and moth
Ing did any good until I commenced tie use OF Dr.
CaldweHS Syrup Pepsin. l Very thankful to YOU
Tor such medicine, which heartily endorse and
recommend to all who suffering from stomach
troubles.-J- 4. DANIELS, Saron, Texas.